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AN act TO INCORPORATE THE CAPITOL
BurLrlxG AND LOAN Association,
oE COLUMBIA.
SECTION /. B> Il cnucttd Iy tie S5;lV-
atc and Honsc efRcprescntp'iees file
State If .Soett Cdredha, nor met dnd
safiry IN Gcacr% A~F"'iy o"d 1y tie
aulaoray etAie sun'e, That John Asuew'
NJ. J. Caluan, James 4. Duabar, W. B.
Nash, w. simous, S. b. Thompson,
John McCord, Il. Tomiiuson, c G. Puf
fer. w. +. Hague, Timothy Hurley,
together with ciher persons who DOW
are, or hereafter may be, associated
with them, be, and they are hereby,
declared body polite aud corporate
for the purpose Of making loans Of
money secured BY mortgage, 90 real
estate, or persona! property, or by
Conveyance Of the same. to their
members and stockholders, By the rsn'e
and s4yls of iae 'Capitnl Building aad
Lpan Association, Of Columbia, the
cspital stock of xhiga shall consist OF
one thousand shares, to be poid in BY
successive EoDlhly ius.alusDts Of emo
dollar on each STARE, SO long % shs
corporation shsiI continue, the said
shares to be held, transferred, aasissed
I'D pledged, sod the holders thereof 70
&ses to sach fse, sad iarfsitasss
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DooLY COUNTY, ca, Apyil, 1857. ;.

DooLY COUNTY, ca, Apsil, 1857.
house and most Of tho time 70 ny. bod, and sat.
fsr;ne the greatest agony Imaginable with
pheansti, m. for Eve uoatbs. and aiter Tying
every available remedy. with no relief, I~ss
eured With two bottles Of Dr.. o. S. Prophitts
Ancdvpe Pain Kill II; each costing fry esats
only. Il relieved me almost instantly. there
sors reconuend i, IN The highest degree to others
snFer;ne from similar dissase. can say thatit
4 ous Of shs finest family medicines now out,
csrtsiu. Yours truly,
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approved March I, 1871.

AN ACT TO RENEW TIE CHARTER OF
THE FERRY KNOWN AS AsnEPoo FERRY.
SEcrIoN |. Bc It c""cfed ty Mc .Sen'
a. md N,usr Of Representatives. Of tie
.Stutr Of .Sonh CaroIiao, nor met and
satinym General A.;s~mIy and ly Me
outhor,y cfMe SINE, That The charter
Of the Ferry across Ashepoo River, aud
known as "Ashepoo Ferry" be, and
the same is, renewed for the term Of
fourteen years, and is hereby vested in
Nathaniel Hayward, bis heirs, admins
tratsrs, executors and assigns, for said
term Of fourteen years, together with
all the rights, privileges a.l iinmunities
heretofore incorporated in said charter.
Approved March lO,n, ~. D. ISL
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hereafter to be enacted, in relation tt
such property
Approved March 2, 1871.
ANAcr TO INCORPORATE THE WORKING
MEMS MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AS
STRANGE ASSOCIATION OF soUTH
CAROLINA.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted ly the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. Of hr
State of South Carolina, ao'o met ana
sating in General AssemJy, and By M'
authority Of the same, That Edward
Mickey, Samuel J. Keith, y. j. Ransier,
Isaac II. White, W. II. j. Brodie, Il. Fl
Humbert, Stephen Geary, Samuel B.
Thompson, N. E Edwards Thomas D.
Mcdowell, w. !. McKinlay, P. R.
Rivers, +. II. Frost, W. L. Johnston,
Wm. Hague, aud their associates and
successors, are hereby made aDd created
body polite aud corporate under the
name and style Of the Workinswcn' s
Mutual Benefit Life Assurance Associa-
tion Of South Carolina.
SEC. 2. That the said corporation
hereby created and established shall
have succession of officers and members
according to its by laws, and shall have
power to make such by lyws not repug-
nant to the laws Of the land: and to have,
use and keepa common seal, and the same
to alter at will, to sue and be sued, plead
and be impleadcd in any Court in this
State, aud to have and enjoy all such
property, real and personal, as may be
given, bequeathcd or devised to it or mag
be in any manner whatsoever acquired
by the sid corporation Prociaed, The
amount so held shall not exceed the sum
Of twenty FIVE thousand (25,O00) dol
lars.
Sec. 5. That the said corporation may,
from time to time, invest their funds,
moneys, assets aud all other property,
stocks, public or private, notes, bills,
bonds, with or without security, BY
mortgage of real or personal property,
or by surety in such sums and on such
terms aud conditions as they may deem
proper, and it shall be lawful for the
said corporation, from time to time, and
at all times, to sell, c~nvey, mortgage,
assign or transfer all Of It's property, real
or personal, as aud when it may be deem
ed proper aud ezpedicpt, aud to make
and execute bonds under their corpo,
rate seal with or without mortgage, for
the purchase Of real or personal
property.
SEC. I. That this Act ,l;all continue
in force for the space of twenty years,
and that the same shall be taken aud
deemed pubic Act, and may be
given in evidence without being special.
ly pleaded,
Approved March I, 1871.
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PROpnITT,S PAIN KILL 1T.

This is the celebrated medicine that run Perry
Davis Pain Killer oct of thr market. wherever it
vss sold. DAVIS made Prpphitt c'.ange tie name
from Pain Killer to PAIN KILL IT
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, o. pain Of any
kind il has no equal
For cu,s. Bruises, Burns. or old Sores, II is the
hsss thing you can use rs dressing.
For SNAKE BITES or STINGS Of POISON
Gus INSECTS. i, ia perfect A NTIDoTE.
Il !, good for Collie, Colds. Coughs, Bowel
Complaint. rs name indicates its nature fully.
I. isruly DEATH to psin. -
Manufactured AMI sold by BRADFIEbD /
CO., A,iaata, Ga. and for sale BY all Druggists.
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AN ACT TO CHANGE THE NAME OF TIE
GAP CREEK AND MIDDLE sALUDA
TURNPIKE COMPANY AND TO AMEND
AND RENEW THE CHARTER THEREOF.
/ SECTION !. Be IL enacted by the SEN
ate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the
State Of South Carolina, now met and
itsing in General Assembly, and BY. the
authority of the same, That the charter
| of the Gap Greek aud Middle Saluda
Turnpike Company be, and the same is
hereby amended in such manner shat
the said Company shah hereafter be
known by the name Of "The Middle
Saluda Turnpike Company"
. SEC. 2. That the said charter; except
as herein excepted, be renewed as to all
the rights, powers and duties of said
Company, and in all other respects, for
the period Of thirty years.
Approved March 9th, A. D., 1871.
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AN ACT TO kEcHARTEN MAxwELLs
BRIDGE, OVER SENECA RIVER. IN 0co-
NEE COUNTY.
Be 1t enacted, BY the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the State of South
Carolina, now met aud sitting 10 General
Assembly, aud by the authority Of the
same, That the bridge known as Max
wells Bridge, over Seneca River, in
Oconee County, be aud the same is here
by, rechartered for the term Of fourteen
years. and the same vested iu Mary L.
Maxwell, Marion Maxwell and Annie
Sloan, their heirs and assigns, With the
same privileges and rates Of toll as those
heretofore allowed by law. -.
Approved March 9th, A. ", 1871.
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pooLY COUNTY, GA, Oct. q, lss7.

DooLY COUNTY, GA, Oct. %. 1881.
Ds. o. s. PRorairr: have. during the last
.ssehteeua mouths, used your Pain kin It. aud !
ccu.iaer It uaeaualsa by anything for paia II
sGe bead, breast, back oTssiae; and for collie
nothing lives relief half so Qnick ss your Aho-
dypo Pain Kill H..
II is doing mueE good IN The <onuueity la
oshse fsnifies - Welt as my oyp, Toars, BE.
~ ra.EF DIT EoREHANn,
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STATE or GEORGIA., | Know all men ky
sFUrSra Counsr. shese pseeents, That
have Ills dsy, for vniue receiEed so1d aad crass,
fspred 10 BRaDFTELD , Co.. dS sole Tigheto
nsuufAe.ure sal oeli nay Family. Medicines, sad
havS saruissse thea titt tbe fail reeeipes, end
lays sashesissi he said SRABFgEL0 . co. tc
pet.A, o. hSSs pais,sa, tpything Aey may see
eronS, seO6cernGre asly end M Of above naF2sd
NpSIo;ne;. ThEs 1ssh day q Juue. 1870.
80 (sigusa} - !. 0:s g. PRoRHITT.
n sHrSesnss Of lhonas 2. Senei md Rcsscgi
scFsstsSsis, Nsssfs Pabtis. IL 81 $; 8,
ftss.fas,nsea and sor sale By ,ERADYfEL3 )
ECo., Bread a.strsst, Al Gsefehs and foe sasc
Z " e., e go. :. asss.A ;i;s;' %.
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CheraW and Darlington Rail Aea

Other Trains make close connections at
Florence with the Trains to and from Charleston,
and to ana from Kingville.
Passengers 10: Wilmington aud the North
will remain at Florence from 10 A. d. until S.
As P. n.
Fe bl.
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meetings Of the Stockholders, at such
time and place as they Uay designate,
for the purpose Of choosing Board Of
Directors, to consist of not less than
three nor more than nine, each Of whom
shall be stakeholder, and q President
and othe. officers of said corporation,
who may be members ofthe said Board.
Of Directors, to manage their afflirs.
Sec. 5. That the said cooperation shall
keep an Office at their priupcipal mine
in Cher,erGeld County. -Shich, for all
judicial purposes, shall be deemed their
location and also one 10 Philadelphia,
or New York, if they choose, aud 1all
meetings Of the Stockholders and Direo-
tors may be held at such places, il OF
ont Of the State, as may be directed By
the by laws of the said corporation, =.
SEQ. 6. That the said corporation
shall have all the rights aud privileges
graoted BY laxto other Gold Miaipa
Companies IN tbs State, aod all the
property, reaI and personal, Of the said
corporation sball be liable for tLnir
debts, nsd the private property Of lhs
Stockholders shall be lisdls for the
debts Of tAe said corporation to the
amount Of stock subscribed. by then,
respectively: and, sss sdsaslg PAID ia
money or in propesty. at she time Of the
oonEsncsEeat Of the spit against them
SEC. z. That che said corporation
shall hare aiesals existeaes from the
dns.or .hs pasdgso Of this ~ apdth
ACT shall eortiaaa il force tor she,tsrn
Eefshiriy sss1 iraai and I alssf line
|ef:iss passags, and pfivileges and
lsses granted y thil blV|
Esos s. stl drauu 4 daslse that tern. ::
Appsoysa sllstyh 7lh ls7s
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April l2 1871.
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G, adde's. Harness. Whips, Sole Leather, Har-
y ness L. athcr. &c. For sale at
NATH'L jacobs
Hardware Depot. 9 Market st.
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q Isl REllsR RaFes S s
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South Carolina, and such otner persons
as now are, or may hereafter be associa-
ted with them, their successors and as
signs, be, and they hereby are, constitu.
ted tody corporate and polite, by the
name and style of the Union Gold Min
Ing Company, BY which uaue aud style
they are Hereby made capable 10 Law to
have, hold, purchase, receive, work, sell,
mortgage, lease, enjoy and retain to
them, their successo. s and assigns, lnEds,
teuements, mines Of all characters, and
cha,tles of whatsoever kind as may be
deemed BY them most conducive to the
object and interes. Of said corporation
which are mining and working for gold
aud ether minerals, aud manufacturing
the same 10 Union County, and other
parts of South Carolina, aud Of sending
the same to market.
SEC. 2. That said corporation, BY its
title aforesaid, may sue and be sued,
plead and be impleaded in any Court Of
this State, make snd use q common seal,
alteriug the came q: .heir pleasure, es.
tsblish, alter aud ameud. such BY laws
and regulations as shalt be deemed pro-
per By them, not ia conflict With the
Constitution or laws Of this State, OF
the Uuited States.
SEC. 8. That the capital sto0k of sad
corporation shall be tea thousand dol
lars, with .s right to increase the same
by q vote ola majority Of che Directors,
to any sau lot exceeding one milliaa
Of dollars; thas asid Company shall
somaeuca1asiDess vishia sixty days
after the capital stock Is fully subscribed.
asd .ha stook usy be paid either e
mossy, ss feai estate. q mining lsases
aud uaachiacFy; she sane % be divided
into sash,bsabw sf shares Is saiteor-
lssratioa nag dasplins ssia sssfss e
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EOk sALx-An eles Ant lot Of FURNITURR for
= sale 81 NO. $40 U street, betwssa ~ and 81
81. Gets. Inquire on the premises, nnl3 o.
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REPRESENTATIVE NOTICE.
TO TaE VOTERS OF TIE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA

The Board Of Regristr alton for tina p.trie, NJ O.,
iumbis will hold sessions from % O'Clock O. %.
othi O'Clock .. N, OF esch day hsrsinaster men
toned Tor the purpose CT registering he voters
siding IN the District Of Columbia, ct the fouow!n.
named places:
FIRST DISTRICT
Al that part Of The county Of Washington. out
ker Hill rOsd; on THURSDAY March rs, 81. a,
Il. p Martins Hotel, Uni0ntovr.
SECOND DISTRICT
All that part Of the county Il Washington. out
se-, q Lincoln avenue a. 4 Bunker Hill road on
PlppA1, nsreh IL, Isl. al Csshell Park Hotel,
THIRD DISTRICT
r. Ihai part Of the CITY q Georgetown yng vest
Maist s si.se1 RS or sAd ~ gRPAr M At
town.
FOURTH DISTRICT
q HiEh street, on MONDAY, Msrch go ISL At
the house tof John OornelD NO. II6 Congress
street, tetween BealI and Dunbsrtoa streets,
All that par; OF the city u sshnst5n lying yes,
o. tr-t street and ali that part Of the
between Fifteenth street Wet and Twentvotir, az
81 SI Tss';:n ItEsiAI March a. I87l. At
Twenty cond streets west, washington
All sF na,t ~ AZ. hSp EIGsIE D;sIR!CTs;
tween street north aud n street north, and Pit
,ee.th street west and Twenty frst street aud
twenty first street west; and al that part OF the
between ssyen sIg 1orh Ct stree; north
vest on WhpNfsnsY, March % Isl. at h5uss
no 14ls street north, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets wesr, Washington
NINTH AND TENTH DIsfRICTs.
al 'hs, part OF ne city Of Washington lying be-
tween Eleventh street west aud Fifteenth stree;
'est Of aot tas d he
GaTssbh isyeStG and rf,senth street, wet on
tenth street west. between street north and New
fork avenue. washington.
All that part Of the city of ashington ing south
3i me canal and west OF Eighth street west and all
seventh street west and Eleventh street west. and
Msros street north and the canal on vxLDAY
Louis.n. avenue. between Ninth and Tenth street:
.IHIRIEENTH AND FOURTEENTH DISTRICTS
All the. part o the city Of WISHING ton lying be-
and ,as
OIL that part Of the city Of Washsgton lying north
street SGTR Ss sn
lNl, at house of W J Redstrake. No 1915 Sixth
suee. ve.t, between x street north and New York
An IFIEENra AMI sIxrEENrH DISTRICTS.
twep street north and street north ana bet ssen
EsIth capitol street and seventh street WI st. aud
ssd
vest and between street noeth and the canal on
MMOSpAY. Mareh %, lSi, a. west wing Oity Hail
.sEvENTKESTH AND s1GHIEgNIH DISTRICTS.
tween street sOaIS ans the esnaI saa between
S0dth Capitol street and Eighth street west, and
orc street south betweer nth Us.,o street snd
Lifh,h stree. vest, En- TuEsDAY; .roh Is. 81,
between Four and a-hali aud Sixth streets west,
nTNFTFHSrH AVID TWENTIETH DISTRICTS
Al that part of the city Of Wa tnsten living north
wsshins ,9H lying south Of street pSrth: bstweea
ess p snd rosTt .Ss . S
of McElroy Van Ri.wick No. 400 Msrylsnd
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Mr.. Sumner has been interviewed BY q re-
porter Of the New York Herald, who represents
that Senator a. saying that he objects to the
annexation OF San Domingo because he wants
the West Indies a. a free, Independents negro
republic, where the black race may work out its
redemption untroubled and unretarded BY ad-
mixture with or oppression from the whites. The
Herald thinks that in this the Senator is wrong
For seventy years the black race have exercised
control IN 81. Domingo, and very discouraginy
exhibit u shown today OF their ability to de-
velOp the resources Of one of the most beautiful
and fertile countries on the globe. Annexation
would open up to it emigration from the co.ored
people here-people who are vastly superior in
education and experience to the Dominicans-
and this infusion would DO more TO teach them
self-gOvernment than they will ever learn
otherwise u the semi-barbaroas life they now
lead.
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RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS WITH TIE
HEsT.-Two railroad routes between Baltimore
And Chicago, essentially the same-one known
a. the Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Chicago,
and the other as the Wheeling and Toledo, have
been incorporated and or gained. They will, it
IL claimed place Chicago at least 200 miles nearer
Underwater than by any existing line. Both
these routes, after crossing the Ohio river,
traverse country through the States of Ohio
and Indiana which has hitherto been only par
TALLY favored with railway facilities; but which.
nevertheless, constitutes the best grain and
stock producing belt of those great States. The
portion of the route to be constr ucted trayerses
a country admirably adapted to railway con-
structiOn-without mountain or other natural
DISTINCTIONS, and embraces, also the richest. but
most neglected belt between the great interior
and Atlantic cities. Will President Garrett
hurry up the Point of Rocks road 80 that We
may have a small share OF the expected bened,,
from the new enterprise?
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TEE TROCBLE IN The COAL RgGIoNs.-What
with the miners strikes and the extortion of
the railroad companies it would seem that high
prices Tor coal are likely 70 prevail for some
time 20 come unless aremedy Is devised That
tie carrying companies are responsible for this
state OF things, partially at least, the evidence
lie ore the committee of the PennsyIvanis
Legislature now investigating the matter clearly
demonstrates. 1t is proved coucIusively that,
with the exception OF the Delaware and Hudson
canal company, all the great carrying compa-
Dies have increased their tolls to an enormous
and unprecedented rate. Furnace men and
Iron manufacturers added their testimony
against the railroads, and showed what sums
they tad lost by being forced to suspend opera
lions from lack OF coal The miners, however.
are not altogether clear Of the charge OF limi-
ting TIE resources Of the roor By putting Up the
price Of coal, and 1t Is now rumOred that the
wOrkmen in the bituminOus region OF Penn,yl-
yania hare resolved to suspend work in a few
days, not because they have any grievance. of
their own, but "out OF sympathy for the anthra-
cite miners The bituminous coal fields extsnd
from Pittsburg west, through the Chenang,
Valley, and employ 5000 miners. The State
Council OF the Miners Union will meet dale
gates from the bitumi nous region TODAY a,
sIohnstOwn, when the question will be definite
ly settled.
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OF Columbia; the commencement of Registra-
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Connecticut Is the next State to vote this
pring, following New Hampshire, on the Sd OF
April Ii i the most uncertain OF all the New
England States. In lo5s il gave English. demo-
crat for Governor, i.16i majority. This was at
the spring election. In the following fall. Grant.
for President, carried the State BE- 1856 ma
jority. In 1St9, Jewell, republican, had al
majority. In ls'O this was again reversed, and
English, democrat, was elected by si3 majority.
IL will thus be seen that the State s very close.
and that few hundred votes have generally.
decided the result. The republicans ought. il
strict imprtiality is TO be observed, to carry
the State this year. In the Forty first Congress-
the delegation OF Connecticut consisted of three
republicans and one democrat, the uaaioririe.
being respectively 735, i2i $50, and .,SD.
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l EITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINGION, ID. c., March a. lSl
On the petition Of JOHN b. SLAW SON OF New
1nTk praying for the extension of a psten,
ssut0 on the 4th day OF 1855. and reissued
gu me 1ith day OF January, ISL, for an mproyenenf
in Passer ger Fare Eoxes:
ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
en- Inc nth day OF June next. thar the time for
nhng arguments and the Examiner report be- lin
Ited 10 the th day OF July next, and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day of July next
ANY person may oppose this extension.
NJ. ID LKGGETT.
'.iW Cnmmiaai.uar D.
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WHAT Mr. BEECHzR THISKs OF IT.-Hsnrv
ward Beeeher, speaking OF the removal of Mr..
Sumner, says in the Christian Union of Wed
nesdsy:
III Il not wise TO become alarmed at the en-
cement and clamor raised by this action OF the
Seha,e. Inc Immediate topic for consideration
is what will be It's effect ul.on the settjemsnt -,
our dihculties with Great Britain? That is just
low The business in hand 1t is our opinion In 4;
Mi sumner IN his former position was CONSTANT
~ hable TO endaDger the peace OF the two coun-
" e =, and that his subsistence into the body of
ihe Senate viii be favorable to q lust and ami
cable settlement Ii is feared BY some, and
hoped by others. that deadly wound h.s hasn
elEen to the republican party III that partv
u A. so slender a hold upon the country that the
caange OF chairman in a Senate COMMITTEE
San dee 10y II, ~ Il Time that 1t be DESTROYED.
But We have no such belief, and have NO fasr.
i to its danger" ~ eo
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John ). CROOKER,
X NJ. HALL,
GEOBGE 5. GIDEON,
NM. o. HARPER,
sAM Il W. OWEN,
THOMAS aTtS,
h ESkI SON.
ROB L a. GkIFFIN,
JAMES CORNELL,
h. ID OARPENTER.
STEPHEN NJ. GOLDEN
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have on hand so 1000 MAGNOLIA GRAM
fLORiA for this Spring from one foot 10 ten -
feet high. Price I per foot. ~ -
Twelve years experiepce proves 10 ne that =
April Is the best time for planting Magnolia sent
tree: before only By single order but lost several
out having the money on hand Any person willing
answer VIII be made. j. n. BONNOf,
mho-lm Norfolk, Va, Box BIC.
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II e J III now pending an the New York Lezi.-
iature Tor the regulation Of "the social evil" is
ooJected to on the ground that it makes q un-
iir discrimination az ainst women. The subject
seems beset with difficulties in every direc.
ton and the prscticability Of adopting the
French system Of Police inspection has not beer
satisfactorily determined in this country. The
experiment in 81. Louis has scarcely had suf
heienttri to judge conclusiyeIy as TO It's eff
eiency, but so far IL has not been found to work
as well a. anticipated.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ore a. Suycrln,sHfeH: ard IHspscfor Of Sspsrll
Ca--laxs and FOOftoayS,
CITY Hal, WaSsiasfOR, March Is, lsI, \
Sealed Proposals Will be received By the sLnier-
signed. a. the Mayors Once, uatil 2 m on n Oh
DAY the 22d n arch inrsnt. for the con direction
OF Bridge across James Greek and n strtai south.
bidders viii state the price IN bulk, which shall
include all materials described In the .pscincstons
which can he seen a. this efice.
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