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The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

GREAT annoyance was formerly expert
enced by marine engineers, whose boilers
were ted with sea water. Not only was
there formed very hard strong ~ ~
sulphate Of lime, often an inch or more IN
thickness, but even the saltspparased. .aome-
times entirely filing the spaces between the
tubes. By noting the density Of tlss water
IN ths Boiler with hydrOmstsr, and blow
ing out portion of the concentrated aea
water from time 70 time, the engineer Va
a5ie to prevent tho separation ol anIt hnk
the separation Of sulphate Of lime couH moi
be prevented. This became 10 ersst an
evil, causing the very rapid destruction Of
the boilers, that the use Of sea water hSd
to be abandoned Marine boilers are 1ow
provided with condensers, by which the
steam, after doing its work in the cylinder
Is condensed to wster again and returned
to the boiler A suppk Of freak 1nteg 4
sAken on board before leaving port, and ia
used over and over again until the vessel
reaches in destination. =
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

FIFTEEN secret casss of the smallpox
were discovered by the Health Oficers Of
New York last week. There we're 1s7 cases
m the hospital on Sunday, and seven deaths
the previous forty-eight hours.
TIVE Engliah steamer Salsette. which re-
csntly took . cargo Of oysters to KnrIrnd.
has returned to Cres6eld, Maryland. for
another cargo, The fcrsner speculation in
said to have proved very profitable.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

An excellent device has been patented by
Stillwell, to be used in connection with sta
tionary boilers. 1t is simply box contain
ing great number Of horizontal shelvss
The water for supplying the boiler passes
through this, and the exhaust steam from
the engine is also admitted to Il. The O.
haust steam causes the water TO bod, and
most OF the lime which it contains in the
form of bicarbonate, separates ~ insoluble
carbonate, lodging on the shelves or being
caught by filter Of straw at the bottom q
the box.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
DETROIT ADVERrIsEMENTs
TINE WAYNE COUNTY
BA NIX
Is NOW OPEN F0R BUSINESS

Is NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
A. its ofsce In wesson's Budine corner u GFiswed
and CongreW strsstS-
Copies of the BYLAW and Regulation be had at
their Banking Rooms.
Loans oi 500 10000 be obtained on real
security upon application 10 the Treasurer.
President-wILI1AM D. wEssos,
Vice President DR. II. KIEFER
Secretary and Treasurcr-s n ELxooB
Attoney-wx. A. MooRH
TRUSTEES:
John y Bagley, Jerome Croul, J. h. Sutherland JET
ferson Wiley, v. 9. Smith, 3. @. Wight ID. M Ferry,
Paul Giles, L p. kniRhk WIN. d Wesaon. Tr&agoes
Smith, d. N. Richardson VIM. C. Duncan T. W. Palm
e, Herman Kelsr, FrMneis Adnms x. O. BaFker, Geo.
hagiey, }. 8. Farrand, David Knapp. VIM A. Moore,
3. D.. Eiwood.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
PRoTEcTIoN no MINERS.
sPEECM OF
HON. JOHN HINCHCLlFFE,

OF 81 ILAIh OUlNIit
DcIIe eered In ahe TweHty-seventh General
assembly Of the state OF nlInOis, On
Thur~slay. February ISth. lSss.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR!
win be received from any person, and Bank Book will
be tIrnished without charge.
MaFrsea Wemen
And Minor Childrsn may DEPOSIT money, that No
One else can draw il.
Soeletkea
May aepoMlt Meney from time 70 time and before mAk
ING the ART Deposit may Provide By vose how and By
Whom shall be drawn out and, provided q copy Of
the Resolution be furnished ths Savings Bank NJ
money WIN be paid. unless its provisions strictly
complied with.
Whether Foreigner Citizens have the ssme rights a.
&c Pruperty and In case u Death any money to their
credit Will be paid 70 their Legal representative wheth
e. they are in this country or elsewhere
Interest
Al The rate ef sin per cent per annum Is paid on al
sums of Five Dollars more
Worakln9 Peepae
need not lose any time ~ The Savings Bank l. kept
open On
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
THE SINGER!
TINE STANDARD SEWING maeHlnt
OF TEE w0RLD.
OUesr roe, ,ooo mWac tse Ulse.
Over 100000 are now being sold annually
the SINGER MANUFACTURERS CO.
Is the only Company i'm the world that manufacture
Machines for all kinds of work.



These Machines will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Card Quit
Trms Bind Gather, and ssw q The zalne kima PnG
Fringe, Hps, Hsnstiteh, Ruene. Enzhr0idsF ard Braid
and sew om the finest cf gnuse goeAmer tissue 10
the heaSiea beaver with equal fscility.
sela fbF Cnah, ON sssd prsnaiasssy Deaes, or sn
MaenthIy paymentH, Do s9as the cfrewm.
stanees u Rheh ard PseF alake.
Ths uame qualisis whish rsndsr o~r MacAins % 3D.
mrahle and scieut for nss In ths fany also command
~ indispensable for every grade o light msnuincsarag
Fof Shoe and Gaits Ffsters, BeamseFesa, TAnuga,
Mnmnfctnru. q eirt Collan, shiFz, Cloakz MAnslsa
Ciothi1R. HAn, CAPS, Corsets, Linen and Sun 0ooAR
Umhsellas, PArasoh, SC. &C., n y without rival
IN a11ttou 70 the Family Machines, Machines icg
Tho Il mznuhcfrss q every knA lndAaputahay
superior 70 al other; having mashlDes ~rsay hr CA
rage Trimmes, Saddlefz 8k0smaken, Taanra ese eae
For KcCd reliable and energste men VINO can fnrnhh
satfatsry FsfsFsnce We have psanent and psu@tnhae
eEpapyment
NOFSIEGER a JOESELYN,
~ suM "a Wen wpahhxson strsst Rases Houae Bock,
lmdlAmapulM md. and % Woodward and I77 JsMszsaa
eHehuns Desspa. MirA- al
Exclusive dsaen IN tAe shove hAehinas iog tha 1sAAan
q Micflgam and indelA Ontario, CAnadA, Northwmtsn
Ohio, ezid Dsusksrn xTinuh
1NTERNATfONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
gMtQN. MHI1Az !. HAMnoxD q New owlsans,
fre1asmi y. II. wALsL q New york, nrzs We PrsnE
aszts y A. cUsHzEx, q nHAsAnses ssennd VIE PFsal-
fsat: JoHs CatLUs = cincInnAa R. o. box 9slgA No.
ordn( sscrsssry and Trsa.s; y. 4. fRAcv of Chicago
u. o box 500 corsspondng sserstary.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

HLLNlON, IOWA-Union No. ll6 meets
the 1yt Monday q each month, at Al CApp's
turznt 5th ay bet lst and I'd 4. Andrew kapp, pre-.
Herman Hoffman, vice pres Herman Schultz, treas.
Albert Bnehm hn Fred Stellner. and cor.
bnx
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

ELMlRA, N. Y.-Union No. 10 meets ou
~ Tie last Saturday q each month At Mechanics
Hal, water G. WIN Aackey, pres Rol,t. Hoyv, vics
pres Jer. Conely, treas L. G Garner m = r..,,
iel cshAley, rec. and cor. sec, box 2ss. n"
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

NOkWlCH, N. Y.-Union No IL meets
on the Arst Saturday Of each month At Mechnnic
rail south Main s. ,. n Follet, pres. p p Tread
Wilcox, treas. - r. l.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
CIGAR MAKERS.

VtkOY, n. Y.-UniOn No 9 meets ON the
a As FRIDAY o. each month at Apollo Hall corner a
Kath, vice pres. Geo Smith, rec sec Can sehlsctA.
sef, m ssc Geo Wool, treas. Peter Cady c0T -
box l02. '' ~ NN-'
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

ITHACA, n. N.-Union No. IL holds regular
meetings the nrst Thursday in every month sam
Ae Livingston pres. Irwin W. Norton vice nrp~
Gorf 20 se'o'er treas James Faulkner cor sec, box
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

kANESNILI.E, WIS.-Union No IO9 meets
~ the LIST saturday evening of each month at lap.
pins Hall. B. .sseinherg. pres. Charles Ebert
and treas Walter Gifn, in. and eor sec, drA~er
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

OYRACUSE, n. Y.-Cnion No. meets
~ on the hast Thursday In each month J. J. JUNO,
prws., $50 Grape vt. John q. kratz. NJ BoAnd, I'm
sec. VIM. Fryer rec sec. " Aitus John
D. Bond. treas. Thomas zapp ald ZAdic Haynes,
~erweMnfs- At -ar1ns
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

DOCK ISLAND, ILL Union No IO4
HI meets the lst Monday evening u each mouth
Christ H. Sehyeker, pres. and treas William Thompson
vice pre-. II. Hannake, Nm rec. and Sec, loCA
howl
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

A LLENTOWN, pa Union No. 50 meets
N On the lst and Sd Friday evenings Of each month
AZ Reiners Hall, 605 Hamilton st. William kreSs pres
n. L. Allenhach, vice pres. 7. J. BEader re-. sec
William HilIegas In -. and tFeas. J. ID. Hickman
DOOR keeper. Milton II. Walt, cor. sec., box 10.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

II E0KUK-C Union No. 60 meets on the lst
IN Saturday evening q each month Main g., be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. 4. Rollet president.
j. g. BlAsey vice pres. Fred Koechng. Joseph
WItez In Sec. John Laubcsheinier treas Louis RemPe,
hnNA
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

DITTSBURGH, PA--Union Nc. So meets
~ on the nrst Wednesday u every month David
Kinney. pres Geo. Metsee, vice pres. Benjamin Bal
Seruin treas
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

HIINCN, lLL-Omon NO. ~ meets on
the Is. Friday evening a each month"; HAh south
.,voer M SIX and Main sts. Wm. Eisenssein, pres
y Rat~n vice pre-. Ph. Cornelius, rec sec Nm
Kcsr,T cor sec box Isl. Henry bcanl.lg. 'reA+.
HAkKISBU RAJ, PA--Union No. ll6meets
ri IN. IN Tuesday Of ever month at half past seven
-n.a-r IN Rrnrt's Hall. Frank N. Geinble. preA
y =, Thomius0n vice pres. S :. Weaver, nm Sc
n IN 1vely treas. Ambrose Cinin RE- sec' San
NJ ~ ,ce cor sec. box ~
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

ERiE, PENN. Union No lOo meets on the
Ia arst Monday evening n each month AZ AtlAntis
Hall Twelfth a. John knori. pres and treas go STATE
&C. r. }. Armstrong vice pres. ThaS , Armstrong
rec nn and cor Sec 425 state ST.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

Jersey CITY-Union No lOl meets on
- the second Tuesday IN every month At Union Hall.
l46 Newark avenue james Clark. pres Cas A. Clark
vice pres Geo ZeigeT. treas Ins .. Armstrong cor
sec box
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

IL ANSAS CITY, MO.-Uni No IOy
IN meets On the first Saturday enng of each month
Hall, southwest corner Seventh and Main ~ts Hnbert
Cadle. pres. }. W. Anthony vice president William
Breslch, Joseph UngeF, financial Sec Henry
Seen. cor Sec drawer 1O22
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

OMAHA, NEB--Union No. SO meets On
" the 1t Monday "a each month at Central Hail
Richard Cassidy, pres. Joseph sterrtt, Sec lt-l
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

PA.-Union No. l22 meets On
Wv the first saturday evening of each month in san.
yerbunds Hall r. Geerview. pres, ex-ofcio g. Ruter.
vice pres. VIM Hartmann. treas. " Darneva mn. sec.
W Bernheimer cor sec. box 100.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Union No. n
meets on the hrst Tuesday q every month"; at Mixers
Hail. south Delaware 81. WIN Mncho ures C1,.s
keiser, vice pres A. B. Benaway, hn Sec Fre Stitx
Simon smalholx, treas Trustees Joe Beu.
agle Frank Bowie Stsphsn Borvwnne
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

nETROlT, MICH.-Unim No - meets
IL on the lst and ID Friday II even month a III
Lahystts Hall, GrstiOt It. ANTHONY Knlyer ~
Frank Gll Woe pres. Thomas ~ Dolnn ~ - \
KrAnser, fin. sec. Stephen Howell treA. Geo smah
cor. sec, box SIS. John Della, door keeyer '
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
WILLIAMSBURG. L. Union q

TORONTO, CANADA-Unim ~ meets ON
l. the second Wednesday In each month n Trades' A.
senahly Han, King sEcsf west y. Mack, pres, "a
0sasxe ID. J. Knovltoa. 600 pres. y. y. momaa.
An. sc. A. HAndon, rec. sec " McCAbe, treas
Thos. AndeFson cor. see., box os6.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23

DOUGHKEEPSIE-U Union No 50 meets on
IL the hrst wednesday IN each month. Philip Schus
ter, TFes., box 6s5. Robert N. Cummings vice pres
Theodore kauch. IN. &C. William Wold, treas John
Kaiser, re-. and cor. sec., lock box a.
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wonderful after all. The necessary immunity
is secured by simply keeping cool, not physl-
cally but mentally. The hand is to be I'M
mersel confidently, AMI then quickly ana qni'
elly Withdrawn, aud IL pleasant sensation el
cold will be felt. One learned French probes
sor attributes The miracle of the fiery furnace
to a knowledge of the more obscure laws ol
calorIcs. which Is only another instance OF the
notorious fact that some French scientists
will believe anything as narrated-Old wives
Enbles Mother Goose's Stories, GulllVers
Trayels-provlded it is not recorded III
the Bible. There are many curious lncl'
dents given by the Journal of the handling oi
flnid metal. Professor Rose stated tnat thirty
wears ago, during a visit in metauurg'ca
establishment in Ayestad, Sweden, ne saw
workman who, for small remuneration,
threw molten copper against wall, Whicn lie
op,mmed off from a crucble with his hand
Dnmas called attention to very OLD usage
ordinarily performed in gass-works. A mol
ten mass of glass is poured into vessel hlleo
with water, In which, although glowing, 1t Ii
kneaded with both hands. Professor Boutigl
nv produced icein white glowing furnace
and claimed to have bathed himself Ia nule
iron. 1t will be remembered, also, that abou
year ago Maryland had with Its borders
colored blacksmith who did many extraordl
nary things with red hot iron.
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"Ry Their Fruits" sc.
From the Clarendon Press.l

By the works of the Radical Reformers we
will know them, and If there is any portion Of
them who do In honesty and slncerlty desire,
and are willing to work for, the Inauguration
of better state of things-who are willing
when they spell pray TO allow The old time.
used nd honored "a" 10 remain In the word,
instead of substituting an ''e"-then it s our
manifest duty, as Democrats, to extend to
them all the aid, comfort and sympathy in our
power to give. 1t Is hard Tor lis who have
been the sufferers TO believe it, but still there
may be some good men among th carpet
baggers who have fastened upon poor South
Carolina. and to such we are willing 10 extend
'the right hand of fellowship" and assist in
the good work Of rescuing our State from the
official robberIes she has suffered. Let the
Republicans In favor OF honesty and integrity
In the administration Of Stale interests organize
their campaign based upon that Idea, and the
white element will be, where it Is ever found,
on the side OF honesty, reform and the greatest
good to the greatest number.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TEE DAILY NEWS. bI mall one 'rar' 30, ~ no .
months s4; three months 50 80. serve" ~
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rIsrs, or S. year, paid advance u. a'.U u
p, Tpr y TarWssE1r NEW }. published on Tuesdays,
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..an.ns s3 80: THE months 81 Is
T-,v wKrkLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
.,o Ten copies, to one address, sl6.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN advance
snd no psper continued after the expiration OF tne
time paid for. ,,,,o
RKa1rrAHoBs should be made by AS-'omce
Haney Order or by Express. II this cannot DC
dona, protection against losses by mall may pe
secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay
ahle 10 the order OF the propretors OF THE Ns"s'
or by sending the money In registered letter.
NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, 26 cents
ZACH insertion; over 20, and not exceeding ~
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and no'
axceedng 40 words, so cents each Insertion.
These rates are MET, and must Invariably Do
paid In advance.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON CO.,
No. 1.s East Bay, Charleston, S. Q.
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NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN iROCKBRIDGE CO., va.

This new watering Place will be open for the
reception OF visitors on the 1sT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long and faVora6ly
known, but until lately no Improvements have
been made for the entertainment OF the public.
A joint stock company, chartered uader the
name OF the JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
the Company have completed this season new
and elegant HOTEL furnished throughout In the
very best style.
The mineral waters are both Alum and Chaly
beate; the former being efllc8cious IN all chronic
diseases, such ns Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Dlarrhea, Chronic Dysentery, Scrotula, Incipient
consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis; and
the latter as general tonic, and is OF great value
In those affections which are peculiar to the
female constitution. The accommodations will
be frst-class In every respect.
RoUTB.-The Springs are eight miles from Go.
shen, on the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road, and within eleven to thirteen hours OF Rich.
mond washington and Baltimore by rail-. Col.
N. G. Harman's elegant stage coaches will con-
meet with the trains twice day at Goshen Depot.
Board, per day, So: four weeke $50. For fur
tner particulars, apply to y. B. LUCK,
General Manager.
90: as above) formerly OF the spottswood Hotel.
Richmond. jun2+1mo
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The Ceit to the Rescue!

The leaven OF the great national move
ment for Reform slowly but steadily per
meating the unsavUry cauldron Of our State
politics. Speaking of the approaching
Charleston County Republican Convention,
that right loyal sheet, the Southern Celt,
says:
"We trust that no man will be sent to the
convention as delegate who is not opposed to
the corrupt Ring that has brought Republican.
ism into contempt In this Slate. We want
men in the convention who are proof agains,
bribery and temptation, and who will do thelr
duty honestly and fearlessly."
To all of which we, un-Republican out,
siders, devoutly say, Amen!
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TER-NATTANSS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
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out. 1t is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
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have been sent us from many OF our most promt.
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everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ia perfect.
II is warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
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nov1a-stuthIy
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MnsiraI Books.

Hlnslral Books.
PRAISED
By those who have seen them, are the following
three Books. already popular, although the first
has just issued from the Press.
THE ANDARD!
ByL. o. EMERSON l. q. R. PALMER.
400 pages. Fine Singing School course. Large
collection OF the best Anthems and Tunes. 10000
copies already ordered. The Banner Church
Music Book Of the Season. Price 81 SC, s1s so
per dozen. Specimens sent. post.freee, for the
present. for ST rs.
SPARKLING RUBTES!
By a. HULL & q. SANDERS.
Beautiful Sabbath School Singing Book. No
sleepy tunes or words. WideaWake songs by
wde-awake authors. Price IS cents.
THE PILGRIMS HARP
By ASA HULL.
2lO pages. Remarkably good for Vestrles and
for use In Prayer meetings. Small, very clear
print. Large number OF the most popular tunes.
Price 90 cents.
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.Gnmmer Resorts.

~ NOTICE-OUR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMMER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY, AND PROPRIET0Rs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE THE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF THEIR GUESTS,
CAN HAVE THE DAILY NEWS SENT BY
MAIL FOR sEvENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
MONTH.
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Not for James !

James, the remarkable Broker-Mayor of
Atlanta, Georgia, who recently had the
cheek to nominate himself for Governor Of
Georgia, finding that the Democratic Con-
vention lacked appreciation of his states
mauship and financial acumen, has sensibly
withdrawn from the contest.
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~ BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye is the best in the world. Per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tlnts, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, hut
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 16 Bond street, New York.
mnh6-tnthe1yr.D
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@ OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit Of the State orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 57-TURsDKY MORNING, July 2S
3-l2-6S-5I-G0- 52-34-l3-4l-36-69
CLASS No. 58-TUEsDAY EVENING, July o.
IL 63-3G-- 8-64-lO-61- 4-67-65-27- IA
witness my hand at Charleston, 8. O., 23d day
July, 1872. A. moRoso,
juy24 Sworn commissioner.
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julyl9 fmw3

w SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened Branch Grocery on
Sulllvan's Island, is now prepared to furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer months) With their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
In person to the business, can guarantee satis'
faction to all who may Wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. L. ONEllL.
jun2O
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rST. PAUL'S CHURCH, RADCLIFFE
BORO'.-An persons who have been or desire to
be Pewholders In St. Paul's Church. Radcllfeboro',
are hereby notified that on WEDNESDAY next oath
Instant, the Church will be opened from A. N. TO
5P. NJ, and some Offlcer of the Corporation Will
be present with plan Of the Church, according
to the new arrangement OF the Pews, embracing
also their future assessments, who will take the
names OF applicants for Pews and furnish all
other information that may be desired. Those
anxious to secure eligible seats will find It to
their Interest to epresent either In person OF o9
their agents. at some time during the day.
BY order OF vestry.
T.. GRANGE SIMeNs, NJ. D.,
iulyle rmw3 Secretary OF Yestry.
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The Highways and Bridges Tax.
To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In referring in your issue, of this day, to a
correspondent of the Columbia Carollnan,
who informed that paper that a tax ofelghteen
cents on the hundred dollars for roads is in
course of collection in Lancaster County, you
say, s'Such tax, for repairing highways and
bridges, is expressly authorized by the act of
March 9, 1871, the tax being payable in money
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-24

@- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Behent OF the Free
School Fund-Of1cial Raffe Numbers:
RAFFLE GLASS No. 819--MoRNING.
7l--74-72-- 3s--2l--35-64-6 4-63-54-.ll--1G
RAFFLE GLASS No. e2o-EvENINa.
43--3l-2l-20-74-3O 1915 -32.-78-l9.- 7-.37-60
As witness our hands at Charleston this 2Sd
day Of July, 1879.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
Iuly24 Sworn Commissioners.