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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
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SAILS,
Corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street,
MAJOR @. w. BARKER AUCTIONEER.

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old fine free driver: sharp aveer; gentle for any
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high, 10 old fine stylish driver sharp traveler
gentle for child to drive and warranted kind.
HANDSOME CHESTNUT THOROUGHBRED BROOD
MARE sired by Jonce Hooper out Of Nora McCrea, by
Iago Is l5Ia high old; in Az elegant
saddle mare, and warranted m E sound q and d kind; d.,
DEPOT, EXPRESS AND BUSINESS WAGONS.
NEW AND SECOND HAND HARNESS. HORSE
cSshasSSs ShsSs sSSesi n5ffs wngss sassl''r' &C.
FULL DESCRIPTION AT SALE.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED account Of weather.
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PROPOSALS.

DOARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID IMPROVEMENT, OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPor, NEw
YORK. November g. lS72-Noticc to C0ntractors-Sealed
proposals for work the Fourth avenue Improvement
received by the undersigned 1t this office until two
O'Clock r. NJ of December 16 1872 Plans, specifications
ana blank proposals will be ready after the 29t
inst ALLAN CAMPBELL,l Board Of
A. w. CRAVEN, Engineers
EDWARD H. TRACY, Fourth Avenue
n I. c. BUCKHOUT, Improvement
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T,REsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY PAY OFFICE, No 20 BRoADwAY,}
NEW YORK, Dec 2, 1872
and Vegetables" will be received at this office until 2
for the supply Of hundred pounds
Of Fresh BEET and one hundred thousand ooD bounds
Station. as required.
a"ay 5 e I've
equal % % Of fore and hind Quarters The yeseta
the Beef and Vegetables must be offered for by the
Bonds with approved security, will be required in one
wsny Of e n adom @ bs Of MSsa s o and md
amount OF each payment as collateral security for the
aes ~
livery oaer must be accompanied by written guaran-
sasfb
sa osn ana
to reject any proposal unless the responsibility Of the
snae for the district which they reside and unless
IN the articles he offers supply Is furnished with the
proposal well to reject any proposal not considered
has contract VIII IL, sxGi,s q.
ana, ne stipulated Gssnits shss ,srsis snail
pleed in full at the option Of the departmssnth
Pay Director United States Navy.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed By the Committee IT, on y Normal GolIege &C. at
Of g nS E% e % e
said day, for the painters and decorators work and
materials required for the College Building situated
Fourth avenue, between Sixtyeighth and Sxty-ninth
streets.
and plans of the building may be seen at
the office OF the superintendent Of School Buildings LAC
Grand street, third floor.
Two responsible and approved surees will be required
from each successful bidder. Proposals will
sidered unless sureties named.
The Committee the right to reject all Of
the proposals offered. ~
WILLIAM II. DURYEA,
MAGNUS GROSS,
NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR,
j. q. HOLLAND,
Committee on Normal College. &c.
NEW YORK, November "a 1871
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAsr-Fourth. hfth and sixth
BALL Ball, SEASON SEAS N-sEcospp Pacralhira column column
soAkp and
BROOKLYN. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrrrru
BUSINESS atf PAonrourth col
#Ss Esa4E s5s ssnT9
cLEhRs sp ipe ai.h and
So4chsss AND iSH% r4orrhd
CoAswisE sTEANsHIPs-FrRsr PAGz-Fifh and sixth
COP pARSlTpNERsHIps-Nrsrn Slp rAe.-E,ith column.
2STEy Column
BSy HpsEs o EE AND uN
Column
SvEoPE.ELEyns.I H, 3 pAsEysixth vsy column column
FINANCIAL-NISrH PAGE-Fitth column.
ESE ESSSs SSp TO
SECOND PAGr-second column.
sEESGH column
HELP WSASrED-FENALEs- -TwrIrru PAGr-second
HELP '%SH.SirED-MALEs-rwrIr pAor-rhird col
HORSES, CARRIAGES 4c-Fmsr PAcr-second and
HotsEs rers' SSis%n
5EEsES @ EbsSs sqnP p AND nr
GEN REAL ESTATE FoR sAIE-TwELrrn PACE
IEc!tksh ssaisH sEasos-szeosD P4qr-rhird column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
MACHINERY-SEcoNp PAGE-Thrd column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELrrH PAcE-Sxth column.
MiLIfNERY AND DREssMAKiNG"Fias Ca PAcr-sixth
M1scEIIaSEous Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIscEILASEoUs-r a SIedjs pAer-sixth column.
MCEICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Flfth column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvESrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
Observation-Disclosures PAcE-sixth column
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE--First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
PRoFHssToNAL M sITG1TIoSs WASTTEEiDS-FEMALEs-
OFF, or H TY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwEIrTH PAoE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrrH PAcr-sixth col
RELrs;iOUs NOTICEs-FRsr PAcE-sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwELr PAGE
Eff sRa isf0S&
Special NOTICES PAcE-First and second col
sPoRTiYd-Does, BIRDS, 4c.-Fmsr PAcr-second
THE TRXDEs-TwEIyrH PAcE-Third column.
First and second columns.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
GxcOND PAoE-Sccond colunss.
,wEsTGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.-FIRsr PAcE-Third col
umn.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

FIRST CLASS FRENCH MTLLINER. PUPIL -
n Lucy HocQust, wishes cmrloyment at her resi-
dcncc. A5O Sixth svsnue. first ioor s#s.r .
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~ The British and North American
Royal Mail steamships,
between New York AM Liverpool,
calling at Cork Harbor.
From New York.
JAVA. Wednesday, Dec. II CUBA. We'd Jan l. S73
CALABRIA.. We'd, Dec. IS PARTHIA. -. Wed, Jan.
ABYSSINIA We'd, Dec. Is JAVA. "Wednesday, Jan. Is
New York.
RATES OF PAssAGE-Cabin $50 500 and $780, gold, ac-
cording accommodation. Tickets to Paris SIS gold, ad
ditona Return tickets favorable terms Steerage,
$50, currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts OF Europe at lowest rates Through bills OF lad
Ing given for Belfast Glasgow Havre, Antwerp and other
ports the Continent and for Medter ports For
ireighl and cabin passage apply at the companys ONCE
No Bowling Green; for steerage passage III Broad
way, Trinity Building
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-o25 OOO.-WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN EsrAB-
"A. lished ladies' shoe business Address JEFFERS
1,l79 Broadway,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS
IN Weekly TO Queenstown and Liverpool fortnrhty 10
London direct -
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
IRON piers a and Al North River
ITALY Thompson. Wednesday, Dec. II. at 2 p NJ
SPAIN Grace. "Wednesday, Dec Ia at 80 A. NJ.
CANADA, Webster. Wednesday Dec. Is, at P. N.
GREECE Thomas. Wednesday, Jan. l, at 80 A. NJ
FOR LONDON DIRECT = :"
THE QUEEN, Andrews. Saturday, Dec. a. at p ".
ERIN, Bragg Saturday, Dec S at r. N.
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE
THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE
Cabin passage, $65 and SIS, currency
Steeragc, S29 currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown.
Londonderry, Glasgow, Cardh, Bristol or LONDON,
CHEAPER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information apply at the cSWpaIys ONCE
50 Broadway. +. w. j. HURST Manager
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HERALD BRANCH CFFICE-UPTOyVN
4 DvEKrIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kECRIvED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
,265 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY
SECOND sTREETR
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM a. NJ
~ At OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
Il The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, froua
pier % North River foot of Murray daily undays
excepted, att r. NJ. Tickets sold principal pontsiH
New England the White Mountains and Provinces
A. L. BACON Superintendent.
NTOTICE.-PEOPLE'S LINE STEAMER DREW WILL
leave pier Al North River south side Canal streets
this evening" for Albany taking freight and
G. S. RIGGS, Agent
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CTEAM TO LONDON DIRECT.
- Tho magnificent Al full power steamship TEVIOT,
Captain Nesbi loading at pier 40 East River and
will have quick despatch. For freight passage apply
to Messrs. BRUCE CO., Is Broadway.
rT,APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX-
J. change Office, So South street-Drafts from 81 mp
wards available in all parts OF Great Britain and Ire
land and Passage Tickets by steamship and sailing pack
cts issued at lowest rates by TAPsCOTf BROS Co. s.
South street, New York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAL
u Passports the Department OF State issued by A.
G. wILLMARTH, United states Court House. Al Cham
bers street.
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ENOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier North River their elegant sdewheel steam
Point and nm RichmSnd nciT on Saturday December atS
mouth, on Saturday, December 7, at r. NJ giving
through bills of ading To all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets issued to all points Accom-
modation uneQualled Apply at pier 81 the
oItce, Isl Greenwich street. corner Dey.
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A NY PARTY ESTABLISHED IN FANCY GOODS,
IN Millinery business city country. have
agency which will increase their business and pay well,
without risk b6 Murray street. second floor.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
Il Ing At Key West, carrying the United States Mail.
The Al stcamshi CLYDE, Captain Kennedy is now
urday, December L
Through bills Of ading given to Houston and all points
Of the Galveston, Houston and Henderso On and b. r.
C. Railroad. O. ii. MALLORY, 1855 Maiden lane or
w. r. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EURO Pr
during the week ending Saturday, Dec 7, 1872, will
day, at II A. NJ, and on Saturday at and II A. NJ
r. ii. JONES, Postmaster .
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THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
l. new iron mail steamship
FRISIA.
CaptanR Meier, will sail Thursday December IL,
1872 at 2 p. NJ. for Hamburg
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London
First cabin, Sl2O. Second cabin S72
steerage, $50, payable in United States gold 90
KUNHARDT CO., G. b. RICHARD 4 BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street y. Y. 81 Broadway N. Y.
The WESTPHALIA will sail December 10.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A DIsCOURsE-"CRuELTY TO ANIMALs"-TO-
"A morrow morning Canal street Presbyteria church;
IL Greene street, by Rev David Mitchell Repeated by
request Of Society for Prevention OF Cruelty.
POLIO HALL BROADWAY AND TWENTY EIGHTH
IA street-Thomas Gales Forster, Trance Speaker, lee
tnres l0a A. NJ. subject, Heaven" and IN +. NJ, sub
ject Hell" Children's Lyceum, II M; Conference, az
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
From pier No. North River. at o'clock r. w.,
MISSISSIPPI
Saturday. December Z
Freight received daily. Through rates given for Sc
Louis Vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and Indianoln
For freight passage, having superior accommOda-
tons, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broadway
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A GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR A PER
"A son with small capital-A Retail Fancy and MILL
merry Buness for sale which is doing large cash bust
eesof six at low rent: terms easy open for In
specon at all hours Of the day. For particulars inquire
at the store, 284 Third avenue.
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gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandruh, to pro.
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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
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonial s
have been sent us from many OF our most promi-
nent citizens, some of which are subjoined. In
everything in which the articles now in use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
1t Is warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes or scalp, is sgreeably perfumed, and
makes one Of the best dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color Of the Hair "more per.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation,' -
and always does 30 in from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more posi-.
lively than anything else The application Of
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
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q pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 q
bottle. ARTHUR NAifANS,
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No. 13l Meeting street, Charleston, s. O.
noylS-stush1y
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or by sending the money in registered leteer.
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paid In advance.
Iaaress RIoRDAN, DAWSON CO.,
No. 1ls East Bay, Charleston, 8. o.
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them to music, Echo answers, IN. Thomas

them to musics Echo answers, m. lbohae'
But he could not but fail where heyeroeer
dared not make an attempt to succeed, ana
where even Mendelssohn got beyond his deptn.
The libre,to is, of course, atrocious, and tne
situations monstrous. Hamlet tshade OF the
departed poet y has a drinking cong ID plaee
of The advice to the players; and ootn ne
and the Ghost have endless and somniferous
recitatiyes of a dreary and exasperatlog cnar-
ac,er. The one redeeming feature OF Inc
opera Ia Nilsson, aud the one striking scene
the last one, where Ophelia weaVes garlands
and distributes rosemary, and then hoats do"n
.monp the rushes to. her death. The audience
was very large, and Mile. Nilsson was greeted
with even an exceptional enthusiasm, enof-
nous quantities of flowers were showered at
her feet, and among the tributes was large
floral crown, on which two beautiful tame
doves were perched. This fairly oVercame 'ne
artistic. and she kissed the cooling oo)ects IN
the sight of the assembled multitude. IhlS
act wa, followed by ear.piercing and glove
splitting applause. Mile. Nilsson sails LOT Eu'
rome early in May The proceeds of her Amer
,can trip are said to have been 100000, and
no one grudges her the money either.
-"Gath," :" the washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribune, writes: II observe, In
the statistics of immigration for 1871, that,
while the immense number of three hundred
and twenty thousand souls came into this
country, vet still nlnety-two thousand left 1t;
and the fact that great per cent. OF these
were people who had once come out from the
old country is shown BY the fact that hfty'four
thousand of them went to Europe in the steer
age. There is evidently reflex movement to
a considerable extent, in the matter OF immi-
grafton, due, Without doubt, to the enormous
price OF living here, and the fact that twenty
five bushels of wheat will not buy common
coat. Cloth, taxed sixty per cent; buttons,
forty per cent; braid, ei1ty per cent; lining,
sixty per cent, and padding, one hundred per
cent, offset the twenty-five bushels Of wheat.
Add to this one hundred per cent. duty on raw.
wool, fifty per cent. on the machinery which
spins II, and sixty per cent. protection on the
made.up fabric. And with all this, wool is
only thirty cents, while. before 1t got protec-
tion. it brought fifty cents a, pound"
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A Valuable Work.

Messrs. Dufie & Chapman, of Columbia,
will soon publish the latest work OF the Hon.
Alexander b. Stephens, Compendium Of
United States History, designed fer schools,
colleges, and general readers. The volume
will be divided into two books, Colonial his
tory and Federal history, and will consist OF
about five hundred pages.
Competent critics who have examined the
manuscript of the work pronounce it to be
the best history OF this country yet written.
Mr.. Stephens has an intimate acquaintance
with public affairs; and we are assured that
his Compendium Of History, in both manner
and matter, will be worthy OF his reputation
as one OF the first OF living American states.
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The Japa.

The Washington toadies are delighted
with the Japs. These are courteous, in-
telligent, speak English tiuently, admire
American beauty; have unpronounceaole
names, aud bear high-sounding titles. The
members Of the embassy are equally at home
when replying to Congressional delegation,
sliding down banisters, or swallowing soup
with their heads where their feet ought to
be. They are assiduously interviewed by
newspaper men. They and their country
are bedaubed with Lattery. All the TOM
foolery which was practiced when the Cnl-
nese bie.wigs visited the United States Is
noisiIy repeating itself. But the keen
Asiatics have an eye to business. They see
all that is worth seeing, and learn what
they care to learn. The President welcomes
them to his official residence Colleges re-
ceive their young men as favored pupils
The privileges Of West Point are granted
them.
This is the way in which the Japs are
treated. How do they show their apprecia-
tion OF Christian servllity? The latest news
from Japan is the reply. At Nagasaki the
native Christians are slain by the hundred.
A high Japanese official is the head tormen-
tor, and puts the Christian converts to death
by baLcbes. Sixty-seven recently pershed
in one lot Starvation, imprisonment with
out light or clothing, exposure on frozen
ponds, and the forcing OF burning Goals into
the mouth, are among the favorite modes Of
torture. 1t is stated that the foreign consuls
in Japan have already informed their re-
spective governments OF these atrocities,
and it is hoped that the British Government
will interfere.
We shall be told, we suppose, that the
barbarities OF the Japanese are none OF our
business and that we have no right to re-
ouire them to be tolerant and humane, if.it
is their sweet pleasure to be bloodthirsty
and ferocious. But the Japanese Govern
ment, in sending ambassadors to the United
States, expects to be recognized as mem
ber OF the great family Of civilized nations,
and it is time that the Japanese should be
given to understand that as long as they be-
have as incarnate devils at home, they need
not expect to be greeted as angels Of light
when they choose to travel abroad. The
opportunity is an excellent one Iwakuri
and his colleagues are quick OF comprehen-
siop, and an official remonstrance on the
part OF the government would cause them to
realize the fact that they will not be treated
as civilized nation while the bloody work
OF persecution continues. They know where
their interest lies, and will either change
their domestic policy or tacitly admit that
all their soft talk is miserable sham.
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For Sale, Cheap!

Our Columbia correspondent telegraphs
that the delegates from this State to the
Philadelphia Convention are about to visit
Washington and demand the removal Of
several government officers. This arrange
ment was made when the delegates were
chosen. Their plan is to offer President
Grant the solid vote Of the delegation, ii he
will remove all the respectable Federal Off.
cials in South Carolina and appoint the
creatures Of the Scott Ring. We shall soon
see whether General Grant is ready, with
the full knowledge Of the whole country, to
sell his official patronage 10 secure his re-
election. 'a
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~IHAvE LONG KNOWN THE VIR-
TUES of DR.. JAYNE's EXPECToRANT, and fire.
quently tested them on myself and family, when
aficted with Coughs or Colds, believe It 10 be
one Of the best remedies ever discovered for these
ma adi:s.
sm about to sail in week or two on voyage
to Eurooe. and should as soon think of e1posinx
myself to tre changing skies Of England without
an overcoat as without supply OF Jayne's Elk.
pectorant.-Rev DR.. bowling. Formerly Pastor
of Berean Baptist Church, New York.
Wholesale by PHILIP WlNEMAN CO.,
G arleston, s. @. mcn2S'thstuS
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HUME-Died ia this city, on the morning OF
the 27th instant, in the goth year OF her age, MARY
ELLEN, daughter Of John A. Hume, Esq.
~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF the Family are invited to attend her Funeral
Services, at st. Paul's Church, TH1s AFTERNOON
a. < o,c,oce mch2s
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We PRINT, at the request Of AIr. Gailard,
the colcred Senator for Charleston County,
an explanatory letter addressed to the Radi-
cal organ in this city, and rejected by that
paper as being too late for insertion. 1t is
none Of our funeral, but we think that Sena-
tor Gaillard is entitled to hearing.
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as- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS.
sIONERs, BARNWELL COUNTY, 8. O., BLACK
VILE c. a., MARCH ID, .s12.-Plans, Spec!dca
tions and Proposals to br!id JAIL at Blackville
Courthouse will be received al this ONCE until
the second Tuesday In April. The cost OF jail
not to exceed eight thousand t$soool dollars.
By order Couaty Commissioners.
mchl5 l2 II. G. TOBIN, Clerk.
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