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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING AND
i DRIVING PILES
ENGINEERS OFFICE BAIT. i PoT. r. r. Co.,
SIXTH STREET u VA. AVENUE,
Va 4 fl.t } |

W AHIINHIUN, d. o, VVI !, IcI- J
Proposals, in writing, will be received at TINS
office until & y. IN, of the 18th OF OCTOBER,
1872 for furnishing and driving piles at the site
of the new depot, corner of 9TH and streets,
n. w. All the piles required tabout 300 in the
foundation of said building. Proposals vii! also
be received for driving the piles when they are
furnished by the coinpaDyat their freight depot,
9th street and Maryland avenue. Proposals
must state price per !incai loot Of piles driven.
Plans ard specihcationS can b.. seen and any in
formation gwen Is JOSEPH WOOD. Engineer,
to whom al proposals must be addressed. Bid
dcrs h.u.t be prepared to begin Tic work imme-
dintey upon the citing, and prosecute It vigo-
rousiy until completed. j. \. DUBARRI,
OCT ltd Vice Pres. and Gcn'i. Manager.
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Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye promotes the growth Of
the hair. oct l4-eolW
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grs1-To THE CoLogED Rs.--Lewis Nc
kenzic wilt address the colorcd people on VI on
day evening next, the 18th instant, nj .! clock
Al Sarcpta Hall oct list
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Z EO. v. EN L,
SADDLE TRUNK & HARNESS MAKER,
Late Of Fredericksburg, Va
Has removed to this city and commenced bust
ness ut
NO. lO5 KING STREET.
He has on hand tine SADDLES a"d HAIR
\ E.SS, and vii! in /, short time make large addl-
tio1l< of all such goods ~ are generally found IN
n irst-clasS SadAiery Establishment.
Ali persons in need Of articles in his tine Of
business are invited to give him call. Goods
sold Mt thc most reasonable rates. and every Ell
fort made to give satisfaction.
Repairing promptly attended to. lse23' 2awlm
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Tho Dread Day.

We have had a fortunate escape, owing to
the mistake made by II. Plantamour In his
calculations regarding the comet that was to
destroy us. Other deep astronomers have
been to work, and they have reached results
which they claim are incontestible. They con.
clude that the Inevitable end of this unfortu-
nate planet will come on the 2lst of October,
2oll. Unhappily We shall not be here to veri-
fy the prophecy. This time 1t Is not the fiery
tail of 9 comet that Is to do the business and
to roast the entire human race. 1t Is the burn
ming out of the sun, which will reduce the
earth to solid mass of Ice. The temperature
will descend so far below zero, that no num-
Der of thermometers combined will be able to
indicate the depths ofits trIgldity. This ia
very bad lookout for our descendants, to
whom the prospects o. this dread October day,
one hundred and thlrty-nine years hence, can
not be particularly pleasant.
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Our Next Governor.
From the Anderson 1nsellIgence,.l

fETOI1 the AEQekbOu luV6lukcuOoasl
Unless the administration OF Governor
Noses shall prove more creditable than the
past record of that gentleman and his party
there will be q coalition between the whites
and blacks two years from this time that Will
sweep the State from the mountains to the
seaboard, He oap do much towards perpe.
tusting the Republican party In this State, and
give it new lease of political power, BY pu'
rifying the State government and looping of
the excrescences from the body politic. dis
friends claim that he has the ability and WILL
lipguess to enter upon this work OF reforma'
ton, aid is desirous Of reclaiming the past by
an honorable, upright course as the Chief
MSu.strats of his native State. We shall not
deter him In this laudable purpose by any
csptlous opposition, nor fall to commend him
whenever is is deserved, and neither hesitate
to denounce the semblance of dishonesty
in any OF bis official acts, as We have
done those Of bis predecessors. But Cover
nor Noses may rest assured that there is
deep-seated determination within the ranks OF
his own party, among the most Intelligent OF
the colored race, to utterly forsake every man
who shall hereafter betray the true Interests
of the State, and by uniting With their white
fellow-citlzens, seek to reconstruct the COM
menwealth upon different and more endu.
ring baaiH
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.trncted. The work on the palace will not oe
nndsrtaken. however. before the Hotel de
VILE ia completed. The latter is urgently
neaded @ for State purposes, and its restoration
~ uI Ss,np pushed to rapid completion.
" Ths New York Express mentions the rent-
:, - a nonse on Madison avenue, In that CITY,
a. aor y. 1900 year. Ia addition to what inter
.St 0st NAV attach to it as commanding this enof-
mo mons m rent, the house has certain history ,
Ths vsJ builder and original owner Of IT commit,
tod sniclds within its frescoed walls. =. ,uon
nasaad .sa % into the hands of citizen Of Natcnea,
who when the war broke out was eompeneu
~ ssl, II. The next occupant was woman OF
fashion, who, willis she occupied IL, gave
,asa msmorable ball which far surpassed in lavish
aInsndture and msgniacence any entertain
msnt Of the kind that had previously been
tnown in New York. The. present owner
ottsrwards purceassdit, and added many I'M
movements to 1t. These improvements musl
have been neutrality-suspicious. as e1traor
d,nary as the length of the purse OF him wne
has rented Ito justify the 7,ooo rent POI
annum which ls to be paid for 1t.
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TRMB OF TIE News.

rHs DAILY NEWS, by mail one year. 30, o. -.
rnonths q: three months 81 80. served ~ sne
s,ty a. EIGHTEEN oENrs week, payable 70 tae oai
,Isrs. or ss year, paid in advance OF tne omoo.
mr., Ts1.WszkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdayh
-nn-aaays ana Saturdays, one year 81; 81. !.
,ront6a 10 30; ssiee months 125
TH. Wnr1Y NEws, one year 81 SIX copies
s,o. Ten copies, TO one address. SD.
suaam1PrroNs In all cases payable IN advanSe
and 40 paper continued after the expiration OIL 'n'
tme paid FOR. no.+o,1oa
RurrfANo1s should be made by foseomUo -
nsnay order or by Express. II this canno. ~ w
dome. protection against losses BY man nay w
sscnrsd by forwarding q draft on Charleston pay
ana % the order of the proprietors OF TEE s."'
or hy sending the money in registered lessel.
Nor1oss Of wants, 10 Rent, Lost ana founs, n.s
posrdine. DO, not exceeding 20 words, 70 oenso %
eaon insertion; over 20, and not e1eeeoaas 30. :.
words, 10 cents each insertion; oVet ~, a." NV
sIseedinv % words, 50 cents each insertion. ;.
e..s -nsss ,a.as are Nsr, and must Invariably Do
vaid In advance. usop. m
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston, :. y.
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Tho Difference.

Mr.. Gerrltt Smith has written a letter, ID
which he explains why, In connection with
Horace Greeley and others, he vent ball fol
kr. Jefferson Davis. he says, with q charm
Ing defiance of consequences: ~ have always
held that the South had become nalion d
"tacto, and should have been treated as suoh
"apd hence, that no man should have been
"triea ior treason" Mr.. Greeley did not 60
as far as this. but, nevertheless, he has beer
assaied with persistent malgnity by the Bad
lcal press for doing, under circumstances
much less obnoxious to the "loyal" Radicals
what Mr.. Smith did. But Mr.. Smith supports
Grant, and Mr.. Greeley is the opposing candl
date for the Presidency; and that makes all tht
difference In the world.
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The Colored Liberals.

The secretary Of the National Republican
Committee In New York Of colored citizens
writes to the Tribune as follows: "We have
responses from all over the different States,
giving US Information of oolored Liberal clubs
with from thirty to sixty members each, and
often We hear OF them In localities where we
had least supposed their existence. For In
stance, In Jersey City there Is club Of thirty
three members, and In Williamsburg, L. L.
one Of sixty members. We are assured that
at least $4,000 colored men voted the Liberal
ticket 10 Georgia. W. U. Saunders, who Ia
now In North Carolina, says the colored Ltbe-
rails In some sections are as strong as the col
ored Grant men, and 1t is not true that the
colored people are solldly for Grant"
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"washington's Birthdsy."

Before the war, the celebration OF the
birthday OF the Father OF bis Country
was one OF the notable events OF the year
in Charleston. Patriotic organizations We'd
with each other in doing honor to the
occasion; the streets resounded with mar
tial music and salutes OF cannon; crowd
ed audiences assembled to listen to the Inn
passioned words OF the orators OF the day;
and the evening was usually marked by
gatherings around the festive board, or by
still gayer minglings Of the brave and fair
in the witching mazes OF the dance. 1t is
suggested that it would be well, in these
degenerate days, to revive this annual OBJ
servauce, In order to keep alive In the pub
lie mind the lesson OF the life and example
OF the great aud good George Washington.
There is one organization which In the olden
time was woat to celebrate the 22d OF Feb.
roary with especial eclat The Washington
Light Infantry made the day peculiarly their
own. Their yearly reunions were always
largely attended, and by those distinguished
for taste and cultivation land to be chosen to
pronounce the oration or poem on such an
occasion was indeed q coveted honor. And
az Indicative OF the character Of the festivi-
ties OF the company, 1t should not be for
gotten that the presence Of their chaplains
was invariably sought and accorded; and
amongst the venerated men who, for long
series of years, served In that capacity were
the late Bishop England and the Rev. Sam
mel Gilman. The last public celebration OF
Washingtop's birthday was in 1860. At the
outbreak Of the war the old corps at once
trebled Its peace organization, and placed
three full companies In the field, while Its
elderly members contributed q fourth to the
local home guard. Sadly shattered was the
gallant band by the events which followed,
aud the long death roll attests their de-
votion throughout the bloody struggle.
Since 1866 the scattered members have been
associated In charitable society, whose
work OF usefulness is still kept up. In the
existing unsettled condition OF public at
fairs the Rifle Clubs are the only represen-
tatives Of the former organizations Of our
citizen soldlery. The parade OF these clubs
last May, as au escort to the Irish Rifle
Club, was conceded by all to be pleasant
and inspiriting spectacle; and the veterans
OF the Washington Light Infantry Club
unite with their younger recruits in the hope,
by the aid OF the other clubs, to give fit.
ting observance to the 22d OF February,
1873. When it Is remembered that there
are over six hundred families in Charleston,
directly or indirectly associated with the
old Washington Light Infantry, 1t will be
readily understood how deep and general
will be the interest excited 10 the commu-
nifty by the project Of the club which is the
inheritor OF the name and fame Of that his
toric corps.
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A Last Word.

This is the last issue OF The NEWS that
can reach its readers living In the more re-
mote sections OF the State, before the clos
ing Of the polls at which the people OF the
United States are to decide who Is to De
their next President. It would be folly 70
deny the prevalence Of the impression amons !.
well informed men that the chances, AZ 'n.s
time favor the reelection oiPresident Grant
uboae success in South Carolina has been'
from the first, foregone conclusion. bas
neither the danger that Greeley Will be peat
en-, nor the hopelessness OF the struggle !or
the electoral vote OF our own State can JUSTLY
or excuse any citizen In neglecting TO cast
bis vote. The Liberal movement, 1t must
be remembered, is still in its infancy. Based
upon the broad principles OF right, honesty
and Justice, 1t may for a time encounter
checks and reverses, but 1t will surely
triumph in the end. Meantime 1t Is the
duty Of every citizen who Is In sympathy
with its aims, to give it that moral support
which his vote and example carries VIII IL.
The people of the South, for whose relief the
movement was in great measure organized,
and most especially the people OF Plundered
and oppressed South Carolina owe 1t 70
themselves and to their political friends at
the North to leave nothing undone to show
that they appreciate and will earnestly CO.
operate with the efforts made In behalf Of
their suffering section. The reign OF hatred,
MISREPRESENTATION and wrong cannot endure
forever; and II the Southern people but
exhibit proper disposition now to put their
own shoulders to the wheel and help them
selves, they may be assured that, whatever
the issue OF the Presidential conflict, their
final deliverance Is not far of.
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Can We Grow Qulnine

Quinlne now sells for three dollars an ounce.
In view of its general use and high price 1t Is
said that a number Of prominent medical and
scientific men will make an effort to induce
Congress to set apart suitable part Of the
public domain for the purpose Of growing the
ohlcino tree. The Sierra Nevada mountains
have been selected as most closely resembling
the soil and climate Of the Andes where 1t lie
now grown.
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THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.
The oaiciaI Figures from Every Coun-
fv an the State.

The OmcIaI Figures from Every Coun-
ty in the State.
We republish below the table OF ma)orltles
for Governor in the various counties, orlgi'
nally published In The NEWS Immediately
after the election, and which Is now veriheo
BY the receipt of the official returns from
every county in the State. 1t will be seen
that the majority for Moses is 1884, or within
220 votes of the msjority which was given toi
Governor Scott in 1870. These returns, now
ever, are yet to be reviewed by the state
board of canvassers, and their investigations
may result In important changes from tne
figures given below, which are as eomplese
and accurate as can be obtained from tne OH
ctal returns In the several counties:
TABLE OF MAJoRrTIBs FOB GOVERNOR
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The Postal Telegraph.

In bis annual report to the President, Post.
master-General Cresswell will renew his re,
commentator in favor of the Government
Postal Telegraph. He has gathered vast
amount of facts and statistics to sustain his
position, all Of which will be placed before
Congress. 1t is understood that the Western
Union Company will fight the proposition.
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HIBERNIAN- ALL,
SENIOR MANAGERS.

SENIOR MANAGERS.
Gen. JAMES CONNER, Hon. A. g. MAaRATH,
Col. W. L. TRENHoLM, Hon. NJ p. o'ooNNoB,
Maj. g. LAMB BUST, i. O'NErLL, Esl.,
Capt. W.A.CoURTENAY, p. J. OooGAN, Esq,
Capt. JAS II. CARSON, A. ST. AnAND, Esq,
Capt. F. W. DAWSON, JoHNF. O'NRILL, Esq,
Capt. e. F. SwEEGAN, JOHN E. TAYLOR, Esq,
Capt. T. O'Ba1EN, P. Walsh, Esq.,,
J. q. DEvsREUX, Esq, T.s. O'BRIBN, ESQ.,,
b. FERGUSON, Esq, JAMES KELLEY, Esq,
JoEN KENNY, Esq, JAMES CosGRovE, Esq.,,
JOHN CoNRoY, Esq, VIZ. MRAGHER, Esq,
J. F. SLATTERY, Esq, R. hogan, Esq,
p. BRADY, ESQ.,, WIN. BYRNE, ESQ.,,
JAMES QUALz, Esq, B. CALLAaHAN, Esq,
GEO. ADDISON, Esq, W. q. OHAFEE, Esq,
ALRx MCLoY, Esq, R O. BARLEY; Esq,
E. II. TRoTH, Ed, HIP. MCCORMICK, Esq
JUEI0R MANAGERS
Vlce.Pres. P. FoGARTY, J. F. LYONS,
Vlce-Pres. 7. E. HOGAN, Nj. LYNCH,
Vice.Pres. D. W. ERWIN, 7. CRoNAN,
]. ]. MoMANUs, JOHN O'CoNNRLL-
oct26-sfmsm5
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Millinerp, 6tram GOODS, @e
TALL OPENIN G,
No. so4 KING STREET.

Mrs. II. ]. ZERNOW would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she Will open THIS Pay,
October 18th, full line OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Hoopskirts, Bustles, Kid Gloves.
Ladies' and Children's Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks, Furs, &c. Dress and Cloak Making
attended TO as usual.
Sole agent for Mime Demorest's PAPER PAT
TERMS. Country orders will receive prompt at
tention. OcJ17thstu
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NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 1sr, ls72.-
IN The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company,
for the Election OF 4President and Directors Tor
the ensuing year, vim be held on MONDAY, Decem-
Der ID. at the once Of the Company, No. 81 New
street, New York. noV2-S
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OFFICE CITY VACCINAT TOR,

" CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER l, 1s72-The
oitice for "Public Vaccinations ~ under the autho
rIty and instructions OF the Board Of Health, will
vaccination to all classes Of our community.
T. 8. TH0HS0N, II, D., Surgeon 10 chage, will
be at said once, Vsnderhorst streer, one door
west OF Neck Market, between the hours ef IL
aud O'Clock each day, Sundays excepted, and
all persons not properly vacolnated are hereby
invited and requested TO present themselves and
their children for vaccination. nov1
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eniesea " plaeing noDlemen IN inc mayoraits
IN oniy lolsy-sl. ou. Oh ONE nonoreu anu ssen.
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.nFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
" GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, 8. O.. NO
VEMBER 4TH, l872-The attention Of all whom 1t
may concern is called to the following section OF
ernor OF the Stats Of South Carolina, dated 0c.
tober eth, 1872:
IAN Barrooms and Drinking Saloons shall be
closed on the day OF Election; and any perlOn
who shall sell any intoxicating drinks on that
day shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and on con-
viction thereof shall be lined In q sum not less
than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned for q
period NOT less than one month, nor more than
six menths."
In conformity with the above. all Barrooms
within the limits OF the City OF Charleston will be
closed frem IL O'Clock this MONDAY NIGKT, No.
vember 4th, 1872, Rntil 9 O'Clock WEDNESDAY
MORNING, November 9Th, 1872.
BY order OF the Mayor.
nnY4-2 John @. MINOTT, chief OF Police.
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DOARD.-PERSONS DESIRING PER
ID MANENT, Day or Transient Board, with the
comforts OF home, eau be accommodated BY ap-
plying to No. l6 Rutledge street, TWO doors from
Wentworth. noVl fm2s
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GOOD BOARD CAN BE HAD BY AP-
VI PLYING at No. Is Rutledge street west
aide, near Wentworth; rooms pleasant and airy
on the line City Railway. noVl.6f
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Qopartnersh,ps arb Dissolutions

- :. - SST~NS~T~
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP,
- The nrm Of CoLC0CK q HUfsOE, Attor.
neys at Law, is hereby dissolved by mutual con.
sent. W. F. OOLG0O8,
q. J. O. HUTS0N,
OORNELIUS J. O0LC0CK.
GillIsonville, =. O., November !, 1877.
The undersigned viii practice Law under the
name OF COLC0CK & SON. office at Gillisonville,
SO. W. F. 0OLCUCk.
CORNELIUS ]. C0LC0CK.
Tho undersigned will continue the practice OF
his profession under his own name once at P9co-
tal,go s. o. U. j. @. HUTSON.
GillIsonville, S. O., November ], 1879. nov4l
WE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
w day formed Oopartnership, under the
name and style OF COUNTS MRGLoN, for the
purpose OF carrying on the Cotton Factorage and
General Commission Business Ofhce Sontn AT
lantie Wharf, Exchange ROW. ., ,,,-,,r.
W. b. WR0T0N.
Charleston, October Is, 1872. octls-lmo
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fenal Notices.

CTATE 1:; OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-R!0a5-
LAND OoUNTY.-lN THE COMMON Pn RLEAS 3
6. d. PETTINeILL, Plaintiff sganRss Ss9 Rsst Com.
oin, BoHGE. E.s,gasMTo VIZ. e. BoYoE Defendant In
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