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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate A.SehS
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO HANDSOME FRAMED COT;
A TAGEs, SITUATED ON THE S0UTMs. Lt 81
OF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTI1Fin99! a np
POSITE THT TRINITY CHURCH, FOE PAIL H.,
At AUCTIoNWe , sh ut a the SS9eh es OF
SSTIrRDAY the 10Th day of November, ls,1. con, com
mtncing mt O'Clock r: M., those two des Itp
COTTHG ES located above described, conta a,t y,
about Ave rooms EACH Being so very conTeH1 ~ ~
hnsiness and IN a most excellent neiGnpoIn ooa
fine change to any d sa,d ss snd The
,orms viii he very hbcrul-say one-fourtb @ sh
balance ut six, twelve, and eighteen months TOT nc
gotIable notes seven per cent. Interest aGqe,7 Sc
cule1 Wy "00 Auchonecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Lee & God,lin, Auc:ioncerS,
No. Ills Main street.

TRAME DWELLING WITH FIVE
Il ROOMS, AND LOT 1913 10 FEET By 175,
On THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET
CONTINUED AT IT'S INTERSECTION WITH
HANCOCK STREET, FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-The property above described will I've sold
on THURSDAY, November u, ls72, OH the pre-
misses at 81 O'Clock p W. Ii Is In the occupancy
Of Miss Virginia Ann Murphy.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured by trust deed.
no1l LEE L GODDIN. huciioneprs.
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Eleventh street 1esaeen Main and Bunk I a,
THE VERY VALUABLE FiyE-sT0RY
Il BRICK TESEhENTfHo.s1g I AgsntaE CDR.
NER OF FOERTEESTH STkEET .ANDt.JO-
RACC0 ALLEY. OPPOSITE TO THE Elk
CHANGE HVFEG--Ths mtch-a dmfred property
win be- sold at auctton.s upon the promises on
THURSDAY. 2fst November, at ~ O'Clock d. ilf
has I'VE stories above tie basefent the store being
occupied by Mr.. william Holt richardson and the
floors above as saloons and chambers. Above the
store there are twelve large ROOMS, with gas and
water on every floor, handsome marble-top WISH
stands several bathrooms. &C., and dumb-watteT
running from the cellar TO the topniost story.
1t is finished throughout In the best style, wstb
marble muntles In the principal saloons, handsome
iron veranGali around three sides of tbe house. and
In al ito arrangements is complete. No brilding OF
eauaf style ind cost for the purposes for which II IL
adapted was ever erected in this city. Il ~
Special attention Is invited to this sale as ffle pro-
perry. from Its central location and thorough con-
structton is Of d character not often to be pur-
chased
TrKSIs. Very liberal and made known at the sale.
- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no - AuctiCneers. q.
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'AU,cTIer sAErs.-Fasase pays.
fsgy4as1s q
:-,--'- - s 1900 Main street. = s..gs4 y
800 -,-,,., IARaE AND Attn sACTIvvE

.ryyTRA LARGE AND ATTf sAcTIvgE
49, SALE 80
- On TUESDAY, sovc1nbes 10Th. ,s zi:s,. go
/ d .onsss.,nU of 500 cases BOOTS and 81 I0ss.
sTSpIE and FANCY DRY GOODS aa
/. - READY-MADE CLOTHING, a,# ~ j. F.t
suR and WOOL HATS, 81. Sst j=--ia
&Ah largo aud attractive inva,sss'm &. il :.
" FrJFg,eERMKNTowN Ges0Ds, RS. p
UMBRELS18s. CARPET-BAas, &c
We wifi Sis6 sell the remafslag
srocgy f,E REAbY-MADE CLoTIJs g
Of = New York jobbIng house retiring fsua ! busi-
The above goods are prime, desirabie, and season.
,,o and will he cold without reserve In lou TO suit
purchasers MAJ IT, 80 ;, Mere bants.
no 1a-W,FM&Tu
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BANKRUPT sALE.-As assignee OF >. b;
Is Kidd bankrupt shall sell at hts store;s BI9aS
street between seventh and Gi sIhs his en-.
t tiT stock Of GROCFRIEs, LIQUORS, Se. al pup.
lie auction Rare opportunity offered 20 az a,srS IL
this sale. - 10 asS frnee
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank
THAT VERY DESIRABLY-LOCATED
L. BRICK DWELLING. No. SOC GRsGE
STREETS. ADJOINING ON THE VEST THE
RESIDENCE OF ISAAC DAVENPORI' JR..
ESO.-This property will I've sold at auction, upon
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, 18th Of Novem-
Der. ut % o'clock 2. NJ.
II has three stories above the Easements ten rooms
with replaces besides storeroom aud closets mar
bIe mautIes on the main floor; gus, &C.; brick
Kitchen with seven rooms besides cellars; brick sta
bic. sc.
II Is rarely that property 30 desra6y situated Is
offered for sale
Immediate possession Will Inc given.
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NOT huchOneerS.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonecr, .
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

HOUSE AND LOT AND TWO VA
III CANT LOTS ADJOINING MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SAT-
URDAY the 10Th day of November, 1872, on the
premises, at d. O'Clock z. NJ, the property as above
located, on Hull street (continued) opposite Buck
HILL The house is suitable for store, containing
five rooms. The vacant lots front forty feet each.
This Is good location for any one wishing to en-
gage In mercantile business. -
TERMS At sale JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
Aucfionppr
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF IS 4s0-10OO
UEPMiTIGE ROAD. ONE AND A HALF
MILES NoRTH OF RICHMONts ADJOINING
THE FARM OF MIR. THOMAS BRANEil.-At
the premises on WEDNESDAY. 18th November.
1872 at O'Clock P. NJ, EIGHT ZEN AND HALF
ACRES of very beautiful farming lind, located as
above.
II is cligibly situated and in high state of Inn
provement, and admirably well suited for subllr.
iran residence, the neighbOrhood being nm excellent
one.
TERMS: At sale.
roc W. GoDDlN, AuctioheeT-
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~. Hfv
TOUCH AND RoUGR.-A merchant who was
noted for His suffering rs well Us for his
shlewdness in making Il bargain stopped ut
a grocery and inquired:
"How m-m-many t-t-t-turkeys have you
g-g-got?"
Eight. SIT, replied the grocer.
T-t-t-toush or 't-t-tendery q Is 49,
''Somc are, tender and some tough,'' WAS
the reply. - .,a,.sA -. '- s .,s,'~ ...
81 k-k-kfep BIB -boarders," said the new
customer. "P-pick out the flour t-t-t-tough-
est turkeys, IL you please" 80
The delighted grocer very willingly com.
Piled with the unusual request, and said, i'll
his po!itest tones:
"Ihese are the tough ones, sir
Upon which the merchant cOolly put
his hand upon the remaining four, and en-
Gained:
"l'il t-t-take H-M-M- These -. ~
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I'm RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
I and Potomac railroad. eight miles from the
city and In Ave minutes walk Of Hungary sGtiQn'
y" sh,l seii q healthy and well-located FARM OF
o7 ID a Mhs 80 II are Is n eop pop
rIar and we'll KNOWN spring called Hungary spring
The above farm ado!1s the trsct Of Hon Hon Jgage
Lay and is we'll adapted for dairy ana trcn ir
t pFs and possessing fine, large, neysr-faillng
stream. Coru and other feed will be sold; "A pat
can be seen at my office. Refreshments WIN pc pro,
the city in the morning and return In the evening.
TERMS One-thIrd cIsh: balance Mt ore ana TWO
years, six per cent. interest added, ana @ t Gs
trust deed. ho '-hh""Nt
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TherN is one comfort left us, anyhow. We
know boy to beat Grant next time. Wen
Observation-Disclosures Courier. a,
Spicer say the mountain air is so thin in
New Hampshire that you can see the noun.
tain's peak AMI the wood p;ue. :, III.
People generNy "tcome ofAge:"' but once,
but General Gran has attained his majority
for the second tinA ..-... = -. :
A contributor Sshes our comments OH
some lines commencsic a,.n
Our coahtryfS rcs are mute
We can only say that. tB SELECTION being over,
we supposeftlie /. iyre's Npecupation s gone.
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By Cook 6 Laughton, Auctlonecr5'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

A TTRACTIVE CATALOGUE SALE OF,
a sTAND ARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
H1oKS At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the l!th
Instant mt 10 O'Clock, we will sell ut our aictlon-
room I'M, stairs). by catalogue, large anu attrac-
S TTANmNRD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
we'll worthy the attention of the public.
well WI my COOK & LAUGHTON,
-, Auctoneers.
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BYE D. Eacho, AucffoneeE-
Office No. Fourteenth street, betwerfa- ~A''' ''N
Franklin.
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LOST. &'TEsAYED, &c.

FV'AKEN UP, on the Fair Grounds, EElSs:ss1Ss
Il n WHITE IEIFER, which the owner. x.alA.-
can get by paying charges. Apply at the Fail
(,rurnlls no l2-2tN
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

r OF OF SEVENTY BY ONE HUN
IL DRIED FEET. on ST. rETER SIkEEa'
HON. n On ", the premises, on THURSDAY, lIh Of No
venher. at O'Clock Z. NJ, the above LOT. u az
Joins the residence of Charles Haskihs. IL VIII W
scld rs Il whole or divided. ,,,,c
AuctOnccrS.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
a. desirable HOUSES In the town of Manchester.
suitable either for residences or for business pur-
noses. and any number Of BUILDING LolS Ill
various parts OF the town.
Also. several FARMS in Chesterfield and adja-
cent counties some OF which are first class estates.
living on james river above aud below Richmond, ut
prices exceedingly REASONABLE" ,
oC 10 RDBER!S'N " hIt'NhIhll-
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DRY GOODS.
NOW IS THE TIME

DEDIN & WHITLOCK,
100 MAIN STREET,
have OH hand complete stock OF
DRY GOODS.
SILKS black and all colors;
JAPANESE SILKS, blIck and all colors;
ALPACAS, black AMI all coors;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, black and oil colors,
SATEENS. black and all colors;
WATER-PROOFS, black and NIL co"rs'
yELVETEENS, black and all colors;
Sd ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
CORDED FRENCH SILK POPLlSS, &c- &C.
SHAWLS in various styles,
SiMONIS FINE BLACK CLOTHS
HILGER'S CASSIMERES,
SILK VESTISGS,
LACES, RUFFLINGS, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS, EDGINGS, &c, Sc.
We have now the styles and qualities. and vii
close them low for the cash.
no s-lst PEDIN & WHIT LOCK.
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S10Q REWARD, AND NO CUES
DlOU TONS ASKED. will he given for the re-
turn OF n GOLD WATCH and CHAIN taken from
Room rs Ballard House, October 10Th. Gold chain
heavy, closc-twiscd links. Watch medium size
back gold; white face; gold hands and steel &C.:
conl-hlnd. This reward will be paid 10y Colonel
Darlington return Of watch aud chain to hin 1T
the Exchange Hotel and no questions will be asked.
Watch made 10y Lcathcrland, Davis 4 Co., llVcr-
MOL No, 1926. no g-l0tN
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DOCK AND JOB WORK, N q
- DONE At IHIe QEEIGEi Il ~, s,riA AZ mr..


@ W. asss @
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE,
Ais BROAD STREET.
I am now prepared 10 offer TO my friends and The
public the bcst-selectcd stock OF DRY GOODS
lave ever had and at prices rs low "a: can be sold
! consisting In part Of
Empress Cloths and AlpacaS. black airi colorcd;
Solid and Striped Poplins,
4 beautiful line of Reps TamiSe Cloth, BombaZine
and Merinos. Veveteens and Plush latest shades
CaSsineres and WATERPROOF Cloths:
full line of White aAd Coored Flannels, French
Flannels. solid. check, and plaid;
Quilts and Blankets, large stock;
Sliaws. all kinds and prices: Cents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Children's Merino Vests, Collars
Notions: also, large lot of Furs. Towels Napkins,
and Table Damask, ut JULIUS SfCLE'S,
oc AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVING RENTED MY STORE AND
IL sold my entire stock OF fancy goods
and notions to Mr.. E. l.. Granger, shall offer for
the next forty-fve days the balance of my stock,
consisting Of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
at prime cost, wholesale and retail.
$. HIRSH,
sec5 627 Broad street.
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IN EiFi I'll ~ I. .frfff
.tsssIa 2asse.sft "a asasi l.
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THH AMENDED ELECTION LAw.-Sec-
ton 3 of the Act amending the election
law reads AS follows: "At the close Of the
election tho managers and clerk shall
Immediately proceed publicly to open
the ballot box and count the ballots
therein aud continue such count without
adjournment or interruption until the
hame is completed. and make such state
ment of the result thereof, and sign the
same, as the nature of the election shall
require"
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. Jas.
Armstrong, ST., who WIS we'll known to
muny OF our readers hs AL old resident OF
Charleston, died at his residence in this
city yesterday afternoon, at the age Of
hfty-tive years. Mr.. Armstrong vas a
native OF County Derry, Ireland, but
came to this clty at the age Of twenty.
five, and has lived here ever since.
Charleston Ne,Ds.
Nearly au entire block OF buildings in
Salisbury, North Carolina, recently
erected. were burned on Sunday last.
The stores burned were Messrs. Price
Bros, dry goods aud groceries; W. H.
Howerton, (no goods in building,) and
Messrs. Mills, Kearns & 90. The loss
was partially covered by insurance.
A machine is exhibited in Oourtland
street, New York, which derives it's
power from q galvanio battery, aud
which, it is claimed, will "run" sow
ing machine at cost of fifty cents O
month.
AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr. William
Brunson, an old and widely-known citi-
zen of Darlington County, died at his re-
sidcnce, near that town, on Saturday
afternoon last.
write you to certify that have used
DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator in my
family with complete success.
J. w. d. BIRD,
O12tE3 Chattahoochee, Fla.
The Marion Star says: "Che death
knell Of Rspublicanism in Marion will
be rung at the court House next Wednes.
day, ut o'clock P. NJ, precisely"
The deepest well in tho world is in q
salt mine near Berlin. 1t was bored to
the depth of 4, 1914 feet, when mechani.
cal difficulties stopped further progress.
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windows. blinde, &C., &c. and box cor
nioo aud sides. will receive two good and
sufficient ooats OF good oil paint; color
to be selected. The rongh weather boards
will receive two coats of whitewa b..
Motion by Alderman Osrroll-That
the Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids to build tho said Hook and Ladder
house. Parties to specify in sumo as to
what they would do the work for, the
city furnishing all materials. Also. to
state what they will build the same for,
contractor furnishing all materials.
Adopted.
Alderman Carroll stated that the
Guard House was not supplied with all
that was needed for comfortable quar-
ters for the police and persons that
might he confined there, aud recon-
mended that stoves be put up, and
thought that coal stoves wonld be most
eoonOmioal; also, the purchase OF blank
Ola.
On motion Of Alderman Lowndes, the
Committee on Guard House were in
structed to purchase such necessary
articles az we're needed to nuke the place
comfortable.
On motion OF Alderman Young, the
Council adjourned.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk.
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Tho following lately appeared among
the personals in the New York Herald,
III Mrs. W. will call on Addie. she will
reoe,ve the teeth che dropped the night
Mrs. Blondy and friends vere there"
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Agnew & Son-Fall Supplies.
Miss Notwithstanding.
Indian Girl-Cigars.
p. Cantwell-Mackerel.
Nominations.
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LAST WEEKS COTTON FIouREs. The
New York Financial and Commercial
Chronicle reports total cotton receipts
for seven days. ending last Friday night,
"a, 148 bales, against 64.208 bales last
week, 51,269 bales the previous week,
and 29.625 bales three weeks since,
making the total receipts since the first
OF September. 1872. 230, ,155 bales.
against 122, 500 bales for the same period
OF 1871, sho wing an increase since Sep.
tember l, this year. OF 1O7, $3.50 bales.
The Chronicles table of visible snpply
f,ots up 1852, 900 bales. against 1868,
O37 at same date last year, showing an
increase OF 198, ,963 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-12

CAROLINA SPoRrsMAN's CLUB AT q
meeting of the Executive Council, held
In Charleston, on the 10th, the following
gentlemen were elected as Vice. Presi-
dents from the interior Counties: Col. j.
P. Richardson, Col. Henry Benbow,
Clarendon; Col. Thomas Taylor, Wade
N. Manning, Esq, Capt W. K. Bach
man, Richland.; Dol. John Canty, Ker-
shaw; Hamilton Boykin. Esq, Camden ;
Capt. Robert Ellison, Fairfield; Robert
Ald-ich, Esq, Barnwall; Maj. w. T..
Gary, Capt. Robert Hughes. Edge6eld
Richard Singleton, Esq, Sumter; Col.
John Haskell. Abbeville; L. A. Harper,
E.q., Oolleton; James Fits, James Cald-
we'll, Esq, Col. W. r. Nance. Newberry;
Henry Rice. Walterboro; DR.. Frederick
DAntzler, Orangeburg; w. G.. Chafee,
Esq, Lancaster.
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The folio wing is list Of claims from
South Carolina now before the Southern
Claims Commission:
Moses Winstock. Abbeville County,
S56. .4l8; Henry A. Middleton, CHARLES.
ton County. $50, $40; Arthur Middleton
Blake, Charleston County, 500. 900;
II milton Slawson, Charleston County,
800, 300; Frederick w. Ford. George
town County, 854, 800; Joseph q. Risley,
Georgetown County, 1886. 1866. so.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMeNDMRNTs-
TICKETS TO DE FURNISHED VorERs Sec
rotary of State Csrlozo, in reply to in
quiries from Congressman Elliott rela-
tive to constitutional amendment tickets,
says:
AS am exceedingly anxious to have
the amendments adopted, bave care
fully considered the matter, aud have
also conferred with the Attorney. General
On tue subject
have decided that the law does not
| require the executive officers to furnish
the tickets to those who desire to vote on
these amendments. The Legislature has
done all that il necessary, in simply sub
hitting these amendments to the cleo
| tors, aud his Exceliency the Governor in
calling the attention of the electors to
the same in his ''prociamation of cleo
tion." I have, however, determined to
print sufficient number OF tickets for
oil the voters in the State, irrespective Of
party, and will send them to the Com-
| mlssioners OF Election, as have done
with all the other papers necessary for
the election, with the request that they
distribute them to the managers, who
| will thus be able to furnish all those who
desire to vote either for or against these
amendments. with the necessary ticket.
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BoLTEns' MASS MEET1Na.-A meeting
in the interest OF the True Republican
party and its nominees will be held in
this oity, this evening, at O'Clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Mr.. Reuben
Tomlinson, Hon. F. A. Sawyer, Mr.. J.
Scott Murray and other able speakers.
Music will indicate the point of assem-
bling.
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Proceedings or City Council.
CoUNUn CHAMBER,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., October 10. 1872.
Council met at 7.80 P. NJ. Present
His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen
Thompson, Lowndes. Mitchell. Carroll.
Young. Wilder, Carr, Griffin and Cooper.
Williams. The minutes Of previous
meeting, also Of special meeting October
l, were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from Goldsmith g.
Kind was presented, asking Council to
pay them 5000 for O mule which they
claim to have lost in consequence of the
bad condition Of Huger street, near their
iron works. The mule having slipped,
broke his leg and was killed to put him
out OF misery.
Alderman Cooper said that he had ex-
amined the street where tho occurrence
took place. aud believed that the acci.
dent must have resulted from careless
driving, and not from defect in the
street. His attention had been called to
the condition of the street before the
occurrence. and he had directed the
overseer to have it repaired, but that
officer would not acknowledge any con-
troll OF the committee, and he thought
would soon assume the prerogatives of
the Mayor and Aldermen. On motion,
the communication was referred to Com
mittee on Streets.
The following petition was read:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Of The city Of Columbia.
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned, citi-
zens of the city of Columbia. residing in
tho neighborhood of the intersection Of
Lumber and Henderson streets, would
call tho attention of your honorable body
to the necessity Of the establishment OF
q water plug at that place.
MRS. P. B. SMITH,
MRS. EMILY MoOARTHER,
SAYLER TAYLOR,
GIBSON WILLIAMS,
HUGH WEIR,
LEWIS WASHINGTON,
REV. 8. 81. JOHNSON,
ED. WALKER,
P. Il. GRANT,
J. F. ENSOR,
EDWARD SIMMONS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October H. National Ho-
te,-0 l. Robinson, Due West; J Ottolenge and
wife, Charleston; j w Bowden, II d Polk, B G
MoLeskey, J A Galloway, N q; LIP W Riser,
Mrs. F Whitney. Nswberry; W Watts, G
Martin, Laursns.
Columbia Hotel-Ohas Harrison, Oharlotts;
B F Mathews, 30 Ex Co; J J Browning, 8 O;
John Morrison, city; 8 Lorick, Camden; L "
Duvall, Winnsboro; q q Gilbert. N Q; G
McUall, Miss Z E MoOall, Darlington; Rev
Wilmington; Chas Bull, Washington; II
Campbell, Augusta; K Strains, Philadelphia;
" D Kennedy, G E Reab, ChArlsston..
Hendrix H0use-J Buffkin, q Ogburn.
q; J J McAlister, Summit; NJ Cooper. " Louis;
j W Starnss. Doko; J b MendenhalI, Thomaa-
vile, N U;J g Brewer, Augusta; Black,
W Campbell, Ridgeway; J Taylor, Charles
ton; q s Brice, Fairfield; D F Sloan, Ooonee.
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G. NJ. WILDER.
G. j. CARROLL.
S. b. THOMPSON,

On motion OF Alderman Thompson,
the recommendation of the committee
was adopted.
The following specifications for build
ing Hook and Ladder Company house
we're presented and read:
Tho size Of the building will be 27 feet
by go. The first story will be IL feet in
the clear, the second story will be eleven
fest in the clear, and divided and sub
divided as shown on plans. The said
building will be sst on brick piers, placed
ut suitable distances to support the struc-
ture, and will be of sufficient length to
hive the first floor on the same level
with tho old building. Said brick work
will be laid in good lime and mortar
Frame-The stills will be 8x10; frst floor,
jolst, 2xl2; second story floor, ioist, 2xl2;
ceiling, joist, 2x8; rafters, 216; plates.
Axe; corner, door aud window posta. Axe;
other studs. 2x4. Flooring-The floors
will be laid in good, seasoned ~ inch
floor plank, dressed. tongued and
grooved, and we'll nailed. Weather
boarding outside Of the building
will be covered with good, seasoned q
lnch weather boards, oil rough, except
the trout, which will be dressed. Roof
The roof will be sbeathed and shingled
with good, marketable pine shingles,
we'll LAID on. COrnice-There will be- %
box cornice on front, 16 inch protective
and furnished with suitable brackets; tho
cornice on sides will be plain box cor
nice. Windpws-rhe outside OF win
dows and doors on front will be orna-
monted with projecting caps and brack-
cts; all the others furnished plain; sizes
Of doors and windows to four on accom-
panying plans; all the windows will be-
furnished with outside rolling blinds,
with oil the trimmings complete. Tho
doors on front will be l2i inches thick,
with deep panel and with heavy project.
ing mouldlngs; all other doors usual
thickness. Size rs shown on plans.
Stairs-There will be flight Of stair, as
shown on plan to second story, built in a
good, sub .tantial and workman-like man.
nor. Also fight from the ii at floor to
the ground, as shown on plan. Both
stairs will be furnished with good, sub.
stant,al wood rail aud banisters. Paiut-
lng-The front OF building. with ell the