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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

DELAcHAYE and his band of Apaches have taken French leave of their white entertain CTS in Tonto Basin. Delachaye and his lndi- ans, were, it is said, forced to do this by the pressure brought to bear upon them by hos tile savages, who entered his camp while himself and warriors were ont hunting and gathering food, outraged their women and burned up everything belonging to Dela- chaye's camp. Their next step would have been to kill the peacefully inclined Indians had they refused to join them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
WALLAPAI CnAnLEY.-This notable Ind

WALLAPAI CHARLEY.-This notable Indi- an scoundrel, was, shortly after arriving at San Francisco, set to work by the military authorities there, who did not understand that General Price sent him in to have a good time and see enough of the whites to awe his proud, murderous spirit It is said that the Wallapais are anxious to see Char ley again, and threaten to kill all the whites between Prescott and the river, if Charley is not soon returned to them, right side up with care. Bah! the red dogs would like to murder xhies whether or not Charley is ever returned to them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

DEATH or ABRAHAM PILLow.-Philip Sheerer, of this place, has furnished us with an extract from the Rocky Mountain (Den. ver) Ee1es, which states that "Abraham Pil lar" formerly of this county, was killed by the caving of bank, in California gulch July lst. The Ners gives the name of de, ceased incorrectly, AS we are quite certain il was Abraham Pillow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

TIE San Francisco Herald accuses "old D Ben Wade of having said in its city, "that he hoped and expected to live to see the day when there would be two Chinamen voting in this country for every Irishman enfran- chised." The Chinese of Frisco must have waded into old Ben's affections to good pur- pose, and he must have liked their smell. Tails are coming up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

A WAsHrNGros despatch of July 30, says General Dent has written letter to promi- nent Miss,ssippians, denouncing the extreme proscriptiye policy of the Radicals, and advis- ing course similar 10 that taken in Virginia He says that such men as Boutwell, and Cresswell, who recommend such policy, must be corrupt politicians.
 President Grant is said to favor the Dent movement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE general election, in California, is to take place on Wednesday, September l, and the judiciary election on Wednesday, Octo- Der 20, in this year. For Judges of the Su. preme Court, the Democrats have nominated ]. B. Crockett and Wm. T. Wallace The Republican candidates for the same positions are Lorenzo Sawyer and o. c. Pratt, all able lawyers and good men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

VICENTE ROMERO is the candidate of the anti Chavczites of New Mexico for Delegate to Congress. The Santa Fe Gasexe supports Mr. Romero, and says he is gentleman of unimpeachable character, entirely devoted to the interests of his native Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

EHRENBuRG.--We learn that the people of La Paz, Yuma county, have changed the name of their new location, Mineral City, to Ehrenburg," in honor of the able mineralo- gist, daring pioneer and noble patriot of that name, who was so foully murdered some time ago, in California, while coming to this Ter. ritory to develop its resources. The new name suits ns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, is making himself ridiculous by sticking his Massachusetts bill into State politics. Will Yankees never learn to mind their own business and let other peo- pie mind theirs We would like to know what right this saintly New Englander has to advise the people of Tennessee whom they shall vote for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

A VIRGINIA, Nevada, telegram of the Fist ult-, announces the total destruction of the Chollar Potosi's new hoisting works. Every thing but the iron work was consumed. The men all escaped through the Hale & Norcross shaft. The fire originated in defect in the chimney where it passed through the roof Loss about s200O0O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

TIE eclipse of the sun that was to have been Saturday last, was watched for by eager eyes, but no eye beheld it, in this part of the Territory, owing to the fact that the day was cloudy. Nevertheless, we presume it took place, according to programme, and was wit messed by the people of other portions of Mother Earth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

GOLD PRoDUcr or THIS TERRIroRY.-ln reports and elsewhere, Arizona is credited with producing, annually, 1000, in gold, when, the truth is, she produces nearly double that amount Why, the Vulsure mine. near Wickenburg. in this county, pro duces nearly s5OO,00o per annum. Will the compilers please correct tEeir stationary figures
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE San Berna9dino (Cal) Grardidn, of July Slst, says that Mr. C,uggage, one of the proprietors of the Los Angeles and San Der nafdino stage line, came in on the Los An geles stage, Tuesday, and left next morning on the Stage for Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

GooD.-The chances of Ex- President An drew Johnson for being cleo ed 10 the Senate of the United States, from Tennessee, are adm tied O be fist rate. Should he go to the Senate, what a rattlipg there will be among the dry bones of Radealism. Brown low is accused of favoring Johuson's election
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

MR. RAYMosD, National Superintendent of Mining, has visited every mining State and Territory but this Would like to see him come here and take look at the yulture, Sterling and other mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE TREASURY DEPARrMEsr calls attcn- ton to the violation, at San Francisco, of the law prohibiting the importation of persons held to service or labor; also, to the law of 1862, prohibiting the coolie trade.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

IS San Francisco, recently, two newspaper reporters fired bullets, from pistols, at each other. Result-nobody seriously injured, and scarcity of copy in their respective off, ces
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

TIE narnc of the New York "Journsi of Mining" has been changed to "Thc Engineer ing and Mining Journal" It is published by Western & Co.,, 37 Park Row, New York. Subscription price, A per annum
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

GENERAL CASBY has been transferred to Mississippi to superintend the election there General Mcdowell has succeeded to his com mand in Virginia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

LATEST Cuban adyices show horrible mur- ders of Cubans by spaniards. Volunteers taken as prisoners of war were bayoneted and shot down like dogs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
FOR SALE.

hns Ranch in shali Valley, together VIZ tho Crop, Farming Implements etc. For further psi" lars, inquire d tho MlAEh onice. = A.. ...h
 F. B-This ranch ~ust and 'cfH be sold ehesP ps o.. IIJRITING MATERIAL, of all kindS' w To- Sale at Inc pcstoehce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

SEVERAL of the negroes engaged in tho re- cent election riot in Washington city have been sentenced to twenty years imprison-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

JoHs Br0ELow, formerly Minister to France, has undertaken to fill the chair oi the late II. J. Raymond, as editor of the New York Times
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

REAR ADMIRAL FARRAGUT and wife ar rived at San Francisco, from the East, on the 25th ult
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

Two passengers arrived in San Francisco, July Doth, direct from Paris, France, in al days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE BILL placing the Protestant church in Ireland upon the same footing as other churches has become Iag.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

TnE U. s. troops and the "loyal" State militia of Tennessee, have been iDdulging in severe scrimmsges. They do not like each other.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott. H Arizona.

Prescott E Arizona On hand and for sale.-
 Halls Baisam Jor he Lungs,
 Iorn.end' Snr'1Pariiis
 Bns,oFs 's
 Haips
 Ayn's C,erv PsctoTai,
 e dgw Cure,
 Osgood's hdia CAolagogus,
 BrOtclfs Jamaica Gin0er,
 Perry Ddriss Pain hiiler,
 Goodaie's Cdtarrs Remody,
 Brorn's Brozebsat Irochss,
 Bryan's Pulmoais Waters,
 Dr Dsriae's PiteA Lazeace,
 Rcdting's Cough '
 Jdyas's Patent MsdiciEes, And, in fact, fGli assortment of all the Paten. Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toile, Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psrfamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N B.--Physieians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded c. D. KENDALL. EP, DT. Kssdars osbee-In rear ef Drug s,ors. Prescott, April 24, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE California wheat crop is big success, this year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
FREQ Trade In Pho.phntcs.

We are 10th to believe oil tho re ports
which come to US from Columbia concerning
the Phosphate Ring, but enough has arca-
dy been said in the public prints to convince
the General Assembly Of the necessity OF
acting with circumspcction. 1t is the COM
mon opinion that the monopoly asked of
the Legislature is worth many millions, and
on all sides is heard an expression of the
hope that there will be "Tree trade in phos-
'phates," and that every man who so desires
will be allowed to dig and dclvc in the river
beds upon paying fair royalty to the State.
The Judiciary Committee of the Senate re-
commend that the bill now before that body
be amended 30 that the royalty shall bo
.foyay cents per ton instead OF t,centy and
that the proceeds of the mining operations
shall not he exempt from taxation. This
does not go down to the root of the trouble
it allows monopoly to be granted to the
injury Of the people ut large.
The phosphate deposits are highly vnlua-
bic. That is certain. And the way TO en-
courage their development is to throw them
into the market! 30 that all who have the
means may join in the work. The terms
may bc made liberal, but No MONOPOLY
This is the demand OF Charleston and when
the facts are known that demand will be
echoed by every county in the State.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

liquors and cigars, and to offer money IN pay mcnt
Is nm insult. The walls arc frcscocd In blue and
gold, and nll the furniture corresponds AdJoiu.
Ing IL u large circular room, with an umbrella
ceiling, surmountcd by cupoa. The walls and
ceiling arc painted In dark green and gold, the
carpet Is OF green velvet with gold figures, tic fur
niturc Is of black walnut and green reps. AMI
4 gorgeous chandelier Is suspended with gold
chains from above. cosy soft.coa lire throws II
glare OF scarlet light upon the rich carpet and the
mantcl IL Ornamcnicd with Il large mirror and
handsome bronZc clock At the head OF the room
Ii lony table, aroHii which are always seated !;
number of men engaged In the game Of faro.
Sj0ocoo Is the rcputcd strength OF the bank.
bankers, merchants, lawyers, artists, generals.
AMI young men about town, are frcqucntcrs OF
this pnlacc OF the Samcstera. Even the reverend
clergy have been known to gamble there, and II
once prominent general OF the Union army Is q
constant visitor and determined gambler.
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T'he byron Mystery.

The reason why an Assistant United
States District Attorney for South Carolina
with salary OF $4,000 year, is absolutely
accessory, may not he as obvious in Wash
in:gtOn as il is down here. The Hon. D. r.
Corbin, the United States District Attorney,
has too much TO do. Beside his Federal
Office. ho Is % State senator, {2) Codiiicr ri
Tho Laws, (3) City Attorney, a. Commits
sioncr OF Elections. and t5) general bill
drawer and wirc-puilcr for the State General
assembly. For all this work Mr.. Corbin
receives only sis. OOo or S2o.OOo IL year. and
it is only just and proper that lie should
have an assistant, even if il he Ut The ex-
pCase OF these Unitc;l States.
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UDe 0ba1'leStpm Netpg.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1869.
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we desire, " possible, to make THE news.
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ers TO subscribe to The NEWS bcJore Me erpf,u-
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AesSrs. Walker, Exams &c Cogs,or,i, The publish
eTS ~ the RURAL CARoLiSiAN, 10 supply that ne,o
and superb agricultural magazine, together 10Th
THE NEWS, to aUntto Subscribers, at The Jo{Ioto
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che arrangement loU not be extended beyond
that period.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

STATE TREASURER PARKER informs the
House that nll the information desired by
the General Assembly regarding 'thc cxac:
status OF the State with II. II. Kimpton" is
contained i'll the Trcasurcr's report already
submitted. This report OF the State Trea-
s,lrer, covering the report OF IL II. Kimpton,
is what we want TO get az. Who hap it !?
Where is it Will some patriotic member
OF ihe Legislature he SO goo,l as to forward
IL copy of the report TO TIE CHARLESTON
NEWS without more dclay7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

THB Radicals in tho United State Senate
strain at gnat though they nre continually
guping down carnels with case. The rcu-
son why they object to the confirmation of
Judge Pcarrc, ~ United States Judge for
this Circuit, is said to be that he was once
charged with the offence OF making use OF a
cancelled three-cent postage stamp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

GLORY GLoEY HAI.LELuJAn--It ia
rnmorci that Governor Scott is TO be elected
United States Senator from South Carolina,
In tho plnco OF Z. J. Robertson. and will
1.-Two in sp!endor in Washington. IIoo-ray I
Anywhere, any wh0re-Out Of this State
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

OK Radical senator, Frank Arnim, has
had the pluck TO denounce the bill to pay
tho interest Oh the State dol,t sin coin.
The fnal vote in the Senate on the passage OF
the bill WAS: Yeas, Is; nays, Q. The nys
were: White Radicals 3, colorcd Radicals ], F,
and Democrats 6.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

In ONE OF his lato lettors to tho Cinrin-
mali Commercial, Don PiaLt very pointedliy
reminds the readers of that journal tha,
'tlIc cheapest philanthropy is That which
"freas somebody else's niggcr Had these
''slnvcs belonged 10 us, instead OF TO the
'South, Is there any one simple enough to
"believe that We would have had war Of
emancipation? Not much"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

We report this morning two moro inccn-
diary lircs--ono IN SUMTER and one In New
berry. Governor Scott will please issue
thut proclamation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

r oST OR SrRAYED FROM MY paEM-
HULf. TERRIER. having q black spot over ono
eye, and his oars and tail cut. Tho Under nf the
'anic will be rewarded on Its delivery at the above
place deoIo
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fost ano .founo.

r OsT AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything, make II known to the
lhllc through this column. The rate for twenty
vUris or less, each insertion, 10 u cUilts, f paid
"A n ynp
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AmnsententS.
A CADE MY OF MUSIC

A A ID L MY OF MUSIC.
Lessee and Manager. John T. rorD
''so Of tic Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore
THIS tFR DAY) EVENING, DECEMBER IL,
Benefit OF the famous Comedian,
ME. G. D. BISHOP.
l..s; night hut one Of the CHAPMAN SISTERS.
Whrn viii bc produced Morris I;arnct,S satirirai
Comedy, entitled
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
o Wiao@ bemanc maine Mia, ;,,S!!,, Sir Z; Il nlSnor
10 conclude with lnnshahlc musical Extrava.
GafHa, entitled
JENNY LIND
Jenny Lind with Songs) Miss ELLA CHAPMAN
Granby Gag with Songs). Mr.. Z. b. BISHOP
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. tic oriental Bur.
Fnmily Jars.
a1- ADMISSION so AMI ~ cents.
On SATURDAY NIGHT great bill.
.I rrcasler tue Curtain will rise ut quarter before
oc,ock. dccli
HHE CIILDREN'S JUBILEE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
'Ai"'tOAt AFlEhNooN, GRAND ORIENTAL.
BURLESQUE,
FORTY THIEVES!
FORTY THIEVES
FORTY THIEVES
In the Evening.
T o O d LES!
TOODLE
TooDI.Es
FORT THEY vEs!
ADMISSION so cents. Children, o5 cents for
MATINEE. ,irr,J
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Gailorine, Nr.


IIave just received AMI opened large and fine
assortment Of MEMS Youths and Boy'Y CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
Elegant OVKliCOATS, business and Dress Suits
White ami COiured Shirts, Underwear Goods, &c,
Engliall and domestic Half Hose, Aexandcr's
and Couytslcr's Kid Gloves. Buckskin, Docskin,
CplfAkln: Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SIX and
rhr,ail Gloves. linen niid Paper Collars, Cravals,
Neck 1'los, Pocket liandRerchlcfs Suspenders,
Umbrellas &c
AIs,, large aud well assortcd stock OF BROAD.
CLOTH, CASSiMERE, DOESKtN, BE YKR
CiArTlI, Sc. large variety OF tho new style Pants
ard Vest ratteris, which we oiTer To se by piece
yard or pattern, or make up Into garments by
measure, In tho latest styles.
Our AtoOk llas been selected with great care,
ami prices mnrkcsl very low. In plain lgnrcs.
being confident HAT we can 0l.er Inducements
nneqHa,led by any other house, We solicit buycrs
IA our line 10 give ns q cail before purchasing
che " crs.
All orders viii recolvo our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction ls guaranteed.
octl1 mwf3mOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
CHAMPooING AND HAIR CUTTING.

LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their rcsid 3noes promptly and al
reasonable rates.
W. B. MARSHALL, Barber,
apen1a No. 81 Broad street, lup stRifs.)
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-fancn Goods, sc.

- 49, -
A Wis L TO r
once said II. we only knew where the resident,
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer
a DIRECTORY.
The ladies Who dc.,-. the ,s.cs. .::y.ss of lash.
ionallc Head Dressing. Curls, Chgn0ns or
lIraniS, Go 10 NJ. 4 a. ASHTON
The .r,iiirmcn who desire 10 b. prcscntalIc in
AtivE:, attire, for Wigs.
Go To II. Il A. ASHTON.
Al wh" ,lcs.rc the hes! Gcr;;;ii Coiosnes,
10 TO III. l. A. ASHTON.
For piatCia or CGrunal ConHg, NIL
Gu To NJ. x A. ASHTON.
Those who require the hes. Extracts,
60 To Nj. u n. ASHTON.
Every cnc WHO desires gDnd Hair brushes or
Coh'''!, 10 10 NJ S a. ASHTON.
Oi iSfSs!.y All Sho require Il good Teeth
iihsh, 60 III NJ. 4 4. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de ScniS, ai must
TO 10 NJ. y ~. ASHTON.
For liair Dyes and RcrcHcrat0rS, nearly alI
q" La N. & a. ASHTON.
In fact. ali who require genuine goods from the
following, houses
society ilygien!qnc, .ltailcy's, E.
l.ubu'I, 4ihtN.iso'S {:
Cowdray's, 5It;Osncl's. :
Pifcr, l-ti.OWG q Sui:a "
Gncrian Siiardley, =
Henry Il DGinarSOn, lEOwlaIIiS & Sons -
lGoWiaHd, 10
rs also. Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go TO II. & a. ASHTON,
No. 24o King street,
Five doors from Market street.
now mwc'mo,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w. that LUII PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
aud ornamental, is eSccnied promptly IN The
ncttcSL style and nj the lowest New York pricrs
II The NEWS Job Ollce, M. li9 EAST BAY. Cali
and cNnnincihe scalc oi prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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for Gnle.

pEAi. ESTATE on PERSONAL. PRO
l. rERTf % any, kind may he advertised for
sae in This column. Ut The rate OF 25 cnnis for
twenty words 0r less, each insertion, if paid IN
advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

INOn SALE. A HOUSE IN RUrLEDGE
L Arenne. No. "a, opposite Zee street. Apply
TO E0WEHS ~ SIl.COX. No. 600 Kius street.
tcGli tufSs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

EOE SALE, FOUR HUNDRED HEAD
T.. OF TnrkcyS. NJ Mr.. CoKELYtS, No % Cpium-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE.
n TY OF UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
NJ the South Carolina Railrond, In bags OF two
bushels, 81 so per buslcl for four bushels css.
81 rs per biIshcl for elk bushels more. Apply
to GR0RGE T.. WIiALEY, st. Matthew's r. o.,
Oraugeburg County, \. O. dcc8 2ulO1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

EOR SALE, A FEW OF THOSE CHOICE
T. HORSES and MULES still on hand, and for
sale low to MAKE room for another lot.
ALSO,
Prime Young MARE nnd her COLT, two
months old. Apply TO II. ARNOLD. dct14
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60 RrIlI.

UNO RENT, AND POSSESSION GlVEN
u oa the list OF January next, FARM on
Mcciing street road, joining the city boundary,
cnntllhlng sixteen acres Apply TO e. WHITE
MORE, M. Ea,icliile street. nnvl2 fIu
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I,OR SALE. A LARGE LOT OF COUN.
l. TRY APPLES. Fresh supplies constantly
arriving. Apply III SlSAIKEN i PIEPEt corner
Spring and King streets decI4 So
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

EOR SALE OR RENT, a PLANTATION
II situated On tho Ashley I:lvcr, II few miles
from the city. containing about one bund.e,l
acres, OnohHlG cleared with comfortable dwell.
ing ana ncctssaary Outbuii,lings. lf not sold b,
liin Nth nHtxni, the owner will he willing 10 lG
thn PROMISES ion repcnslbo pnrty with. SIngiI
tsilIhnlIn
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WANTED, a COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN. None need apply without good re.
Communications. Apply Ut NJ. I George street.