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Ia wel-sharpened knife, pound OF the Jews
"falr flesh from that part of the body Whicn IL
"might please him to choose" The news
proved true, and, consequently, the Jews
flesh became forfeited. The Christian "craVea
"ihe penalty and forfeit of bis bond,' but the
authorities, having got wind of the affair, re-
ported II the Pope, and he condemned both the
Jew and the Christian TO The galleys, from
which punishment they could ransom them
selves only by paying fine of two thousand
scudi (worth at that time about twenty thou
sand dollars) to the Hospital of the Sixtlne
Bridge. This story is probably as unfounded
as that OF Shakespeare, which nobody now be.
lleves to be true. The practical lessons to be
derived from the discussion are these: Some
of the "historcap writer's of all ages have
been in the habit OF drawing upon fancy for
their ''facts;" and most writer's of fiction have
lndulged In the desplcable habit of making
their works pander to the low and sometimes
cruel preludices and passions of the ignorant
aud malicious.
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He Knows How II Is, Himself.

The Columbia Herald, with headlong
zeal worthy better cause, takes up tne
cudgel for the Charleston delegation in the
matter OF the Patterson bribery. 1t defiant
ly asks:
sin the first place, who dares TO say there
twas an agreement between Patterson ana
'that delegation, and, in the second place. IL
"there was, what then ,"
The answers to these two questions, (li
the Herald really wants them,) are not lar
to seek.
The number of people who "dare to say
that the Charleston delegation, for "Val'
"uable consideration, pledged themselves ID
writing to vote for Patterson is, as the men,
bers OF the delegation know perfectly WELL
uncomiortably large. But -four unsophistlca'
ted contemporary hungers and thirsts after
some more definite information on this point,
we don't mind mentioning for its enlighten'
ment and edification that among the many
who, ia conversation, have distinctly de-
clared that the alleged bargain 7Oas made,
and who professed to know oil about it, was
the versatile editor OF the Columbia Herald,
himself. Doubtless he had no thought that
his impromptu testimony would ever seeth
light in this shape; but that does not, in the
least, weaken it's force.
The answer to the second question OF the
Herald is to be found in Chapter CXA1Al,
Section 10, of the General Statutes.
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Representative Greene.

We print In another column card from
Mr.. J. F. Greene, to Vlndicate himself from
"a charge made in the editorial coiumns"
OF this paper, in which he Indignantly de-.
MES that he sever entered into any ar
arrangement, at any time In his life, with
.sany ofice-seeker, or friend, or agent OF
s.such. by which his vote was obtained" :"
At the same time he says that he did vote
for Patterson, whom he believed to be
emore energetic, more enterprlsing and a
"better business man than any OF his COM
''petitors."
What is there in the atmosphere OF Co.
lumbia which muddles the brains OF gentle
men who at home are consttutionally clear
headed? 1t is not The NEWS which charges
The Charleston delegation with making o
bargain with Patterson; and The NEWS had
no idea that Mr.. Greene made any such bar
gain. 1t was reported in Columbia that the
delegation were to be indicted, and The
NEWS published the fact, and, in comment
ing upon it, said that the charges were "oe-
"lieved to be true by large body OF citl-
"zeDs," and that ''it was dueto the public
sand to the individuals that rigid judicial
investigation be had" II Mr.. Greene
were breathing The pure breezes OF Charles
ton he would not need 10 be reminded that
there is q wide difference between making
q charge and demanding the investigation
OF charge already made by others.
One point more! 1t is not "the editor Ell
sTue NEWS" who can procure speedy Gin
"yestigation in the Courts" This paper is
neither public prosecutor nor public per-
secutor. The duty Of indicLing the Charles
ton delegation rests with the county solicl-
tor; their exoneration rests with the mem
bers themselves.
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The Virtuous Brennan.

Representative James Brennan maze DIS
maiden speech in the Legislature on Tues
day. Abiding to the telegram announcing
the expected indictment OF the Charleston
delegation for corruption, this dlslnteresleo
adventurer spoke as follows:
81 believe that it is beneath The dignity Oh
this House to notice such contemplate dis
naich az that that appeared in The NEWS;
but there is deep and sinister design IN tnat
dispatch. The charge was made. Mr.. Speaker
to influence the action of the United STATES
Senate. and it was made In The NEWS because
Mr.. Patterson would not bribe The NEWS.
can prove this, and know just what I'm say
ing. know more about the plundering
sebemes of that paper than I'm minded 10 say
now, but I'll say to them that people VINO i've
In plass houses should not throw stones.
We say right here that Brennan's staIe-
ments about THE NEWS are absolutely laise;
and. as he knew just what he was saying
wa haven't the slightest doubt that ne knew
them to be false when he uttered them. But,
whether true or false, they certainly cannot
lessen the need OF searching inquiry lnVo
the alleged corruption OF certain OF the peo-
ple's representatives. And apropos OF "glass
..honses. :" Brennan should have care that
his own is pebble-proof. We happen TO De
in nossession OF some incidents OF his always
impudent and often crooked career from tne
dav when he first came to Charleston In the
onise of Fenian emissary, seeking to make
canital for himself out OF the woes OF Erin and
the generous impulses OF the warm-hearted
Irishmeu OF the South. But he has long
since dropped the Shamrock, and, having
taken his place among the most orazen
Knights OF the carpet-bag, has already won
nlace. and is stillin hot pursuit OF peli. When
we make up our minds that the game Is
worth the candle, we shall show up some OF
tbe politico.anancial eccentrlcities OF thls
precious tool of 'Honest john" There are
now in existence some interesting tele-
grams sent by him during the last
suberpatorial campaign which, when print
ed will show the colored men, in and out OF
the Legislature, the real character OF the
ma, who was chief cook ald bottle-washer
O, the Boilers Executive Committee. And
as for "plundering schemes" II Brennan
iancies the discussion OF that topic, he ID
likely to get rather more OF 1t than he bar
gained for.
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Shylock Not q Jew.

Who will say this is not an age of great dis
coveries, Here have we all been for the last
three hundred years familiar with the story
of the merchant and the pound of flesh. and
Ignorant all the while that 1t was the Chris
tlan who was the ine1orable creditor, and the
Jew who was the victim !! This is another ia
yorite poetlca deluslon to be got rid of, along
with the midnight burial of Sir John Moore,
and the surprising of wellington by the
French at Waterloo, and Pocahontas and Will
liam Tell. 1t originated, no doubt, IN the un-
reasoning antpathy to the Jews, which man
iiested itself In so many cruel ways during
the middle ages, when 1t was the fashion TO
attribute TO that perseculed race all the crimes
that could be Imagined, as also all the nres,
plaques and connections which visited the
world correspondent OF the Jeas,sh Chron.
acle has referred to the llth book OF Gregorio
Leti's Biography of sixtus V, wherein he
finds the following anecdote A Roman mer-
chant, named Sechi, heard that the English
Admiral, Blake, had conquered st. Domingo,
and he communicated the news to Jewish
merchant named Ceneda. The latter was 30
confident OF the falsity of the report, that,
after repeated protestations, he said, ~ bet q
''apound of my flesh that the report is untrue.'
"And 1 lay thousand scudi against It," re-
toined the Christian, who caused bond to be
drawn up to the effect that, in case the report
should prove untrue, then the Christian mer-
chant. sIgnor Paul NJ. Sechi, would be bound
to nav the Jewish merchant one thousand
scudi: and if It should prove true. then the
Christian merchant was to be Justified and
uemnowered tn cut. with his own hand, with
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The Franklng Privilege Abolished.

One OF the most substantial political re-
forms which have been achieved in Congress
recently is the repeal Of the franking prlVl-
lege, which passed the House on Monday
last by the overwhelming vote OF l42 yeas
to 4s nays. 1t works total repeal oil frank
ing, in all Its multifarious forms, after the
lst day OF July next Not only Congress
men, but the President, Cabines ministers,
and department officials Of every grade, will,
after that date, be obliged to put stamps on
their letters like other people No provis-
ion is made by the bill for the free transmits
sion OF public documents or official coumu-
picatious. The entire frauking abuse Is, In
short, to be pl1cked up by the roots. This
result is a signal triumph OF public opinion.
A large majority Of Congressman would like
to 60 on writing their names with ID. q.
across their letters, and they abandoned this
much priced perquisite OF their office only In
obedience to an unmistakable popular de-
mand. The bill originally passed the House
last June, shortly after the Philadelphia Gen.
vention, more as piece OF political clap
tran than with view to it's ever becoming o
law. It provided for modification rather
than an abolition OF the abuse. Stamping
machines we're to be used, under certain re-
strictions, to frank public documents for
members OF Congress and official communi-
cations for the departments. The Senate,
which had treated all former bills on the
subject with contempt, surprised the House,
last week, by passing this with amendments
making complete sweep OF the privilege.
On Monday, thanks to the Efforts OF Mr..
Farnswortb, the bill as amended by the
Senate was taken up by the House. Amend
ments were at once offered which, ifadopted,
would have sent the bill back to the Senate,
and probably defeated it for this session.
Mr.. Farneworth refused to yield for these
amendments, and insisted on direct vote.
The yeas and nays were called amid con-
siderable good-humored excitement. The
small negative vote OF forty-eight came
chiefly from members OF little note, who un.
doubtedly set high value on the ranking
privilege, as almost the only means they
have Of keeping their constituents from for
getting them. The efforts OF the Postmaster
General have unquestionaby done much to
accomplish the success OF the bill. he has
been indefaligable in his labors to remedy
what he believed to be crying evil, and
bis reiterated recommendations for the
abolition of the Franking abuse, backed up
by statistics Of it's magnitude and cost,
have greatly enlightened public opinion on
the subject.
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TnRms OF THE NEWS.

Nrws. by mall one year. ssi Blk
.,,. "a. three months, 80 so. Served IN tne
l.." -, r,aursss GENTS week, payable 70 tne
.,.-s @ mr. s. q year, paid In advance at the
ONCE.
TuKrR1wEEKEY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
rnnrsdays and Saturdays, one year, 81; Blk
months, So 80.
The WEEKLY NEWS, one year. 81; six months
81 Is. Six copies $40. Ten copies to one saaiesS
$l2 So. d.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable In advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration oi
the time paid for. ,,..
AnvERr1sKaENrs IN THE DAILY NEWs-flfs'
insertion Is cents line, subsequent lnsersonS ~
cents a line. Business Notices 10y count' ~
eents a line. Marriage and Fnneral No'0e0 -
each. p.,,ra
,ror,ovo or Wants, TO Rent, Lost ana fouuo'
,..,,,n, kc not exceeding 20 words, 70 censs
eocn insertion; over 20, and not e4ceeaing Az
,vords so cents each insertion. Meetlngs 70
oenrs each. These rates are NET, and must IN
yarissly be paid In advance
(osrr:Acr ApvKRT1sENESrs, to run one month
or longer, for each line OF solid nonpareil: l
month 81; 2 months, 81 Is; months, 81 so;
months, s.; IL months. 81.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS will be puoilshed
IN THE TR1.WEgKLY NEWS at the same rates as In
TIE DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements at
one half the rates for TIE DAILY news.
t4pyRRr1sRMRNrs IN TIE WEEKLY NEWS, per
line OF solid nonpsreil, l insertion, Is cents;
morth. so cents; months, sl;e month"; 81 20
II months, So.
RHNrrrANcss should be made by Postomce
Money Ordtr, or by Express. II this cannos oe
done. protection against losses BY mall may oe
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston
payable to the order Of che propretors OF TIE
news, or by sending the money in registered
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & co,
No. 10 Broad street. Charleston, 8. O.
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Obtaining Money Under False Pre-
fences.

The bill "to punish persons for obtaining
ssmoney, chattels and valuable securities oy
.sialse preterce," is one Of great public
Importance, as it treaches a class OF offenders
who, In the absence Of such law, gene
rally escape punishment. Imprisonment
for debt is abolished in this State, and the
Homestead law and Bankrupt law increase
the immunities OF debtors with an india
rubber conscience. The bill now introduced
in the Senate is an exact copy OF the Eng
lish law on the subject, and it's passage this
session will be feather in the legislative
cap and boon to the unprotected public.
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The Union Bank.

The subscriptions to the additional capi-
tai stock OF this fourishing bank close posi-
lively to-day. A large sum OF money has
been subscribed, and it is impracticaole 10
keep the books open any longer. Intend
ing subscribers will, therefore, do well to
submit their applications at once.
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Uar6.
TOH N H A D W l G X,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
REED & KE NJ,
LONDON, ENGLAND,
LAND BROKERS AND NEGOTIATORS
Qar6.

TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.
We having established Bureau In London, for
the negotiation and sale OF Cotton an, Rice PAN
tations, large Tracts o! Timber Land and other
Estates, Mines Water Powers and Charters iol
valuable franchises invite The attcntlnn OF all IN
terested to our great facilities ror bringing such
property to the notice Of capitalists fermers and
manufacturers 10 England. Ireland ana scotland,
and the Continent OF Europe.
For Circulars, giving full particulars, address,
enclosing postage stamp,
decA Charleston, 8. @.
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~ CONsIGNEES PER SCHOONER
JOHN sLUsMAN are notified she is TEIs DAY
dischargIug cargo at North Atlantic Wharf. All
600 remaining on wharf at sunset will be stored
at risk and expense OF consgnees.
COHEN & WELLS,
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Eeaal Notires.

NlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
BIJIST, ESQ Probate judge Whereas, CATHE-
RlNE noALLEN, OF Charleston, made suit to
me to grant her Letters OF Administration OF the
Estate and effects OF JOHN MEAGHER, late OF
Charleston. Porter.
Tnese are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said
JOIN MEAGHER, deceased. that they be and
appear before me, In the Court OF Probate. to be
held at Charleston on The l4th day OF February,
next after publication hereof, at II O'Clock In the
forenoon. to show cause, II any they ha' e, why
the ssid administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Soth day OF !anu-
ary, Ammo Domini 1878. GEOkGE BuiSr,
ian3l.[2 "ate Judge,
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5uerial Notires.

Gs- CoNSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIl. from New York, are notified that
she is THIS DAY dischsrglng cargo at+Pler
No. Q, Union Wharves. All Goods remaining on
the dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk
and expense. WIN. A. CouRfESA1,
ianaI.l Agent.
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Tbt GbafleStn1t 4ems
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "ls designa
lied as the newspaper for the publication oi
s'all legal notices. and official advertisements,
ssfor the County of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
gtnoftnna
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Bnil6inq HIaterial.
DEADY-M M A D e 81 o u S E S.

The undersigned begs to Inform persons In the
interior that he Is now prepared to ship READY.
MADE HOUSES or AGE CHURCHES
either to order u;on plans sent to him
or will furnish plass for projected work. The
framing, &C., being principally done by steam
power upon the Northern plan, he hopes to sup
ply ali demands upon him at prices shat will en-
courage building. A considerable expense has
been incurred, and extensive shops erected to
meet this trade, by this plan persons can
buy house cheaply and employ whom they
please to put it up. getting at mandatory
prices hardware, nails, sash, doors, stairs and
all the appliances for first class house. It is
hoped by the protector OF these mills that the
trade now opened will be as advantageous to Gus.
omers as 1t is expected to be profitable to him.
JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
jan1.wfm Architect and Contractor.
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jan3l.1

S CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
Line Schooner MYRovER, Brown, Master, from
New York, will send to Adgers Nortn "narf oe'
fore sunset. or Goods will be stored at their FISK
ana expense. No claims allowed after removal.
ROACH AOFFETT,
ian3I-1 Agents.
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T AIDES MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
Meeting NJ the BOARD of Managers OF this
A. socIation viii be held TO-DAY, O'Clock J.. M:,
q, ihe Depository, Chalmers street. Special 6nsi.
ness beng on hand, the members are particularly
requested TO g. tend. JanoI
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n EXTRA TRAIN.-SALE OF SPAR
TaNBURG AND UNION RAILROAD An extra
Train will leave Aston on MONDAY next Februa-
ry sd, lmmed ately on arrival OF GreenVile up
train, end reach Union Courthouse in time for
sale OF SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD,
returning to Columbia same day.
ian2e-5 THoS. B. JETER, Superintendent.
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jan3l-1

w DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS WAR
RANTED not to contain any ingredient In the
slightest degree injurious to the hair or helith.
jan30 6D&w
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nIeetings.

MARION LODGE, NO. 2, I. o, o. F.
lN The Regular Weekly Meeting Of this Lodge
will be hell THIS EVENING, at ODD Fellows aali,
ot7 n;oiHct ROBERT q. STARR,
iana,s Secretary.
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s- OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS
URER, FIRE PRoOFBUELDING, CHARLESTON,
s. O., JANUARY %, ls73.-The Taxpayers OF
Charleston County are hereby notified that the
extended ;!re for payment OF State and County
Taxes for 1872 without penalty, will end on the
FOURTH OF FEBRUARY, 1873. After that date the
penalty of TWENTY PER CENT. Will be rigidly
enforced on al Taxes remaining unpaid.
WIN. GURNEY,
ianas.3 Treasurer, Charleston County.
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@- FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
No. 2!5 King street. have reduced the prize ol
tnelr Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
mani jan26
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90 Reru.

THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
| MODlOUS Building. No. l49 East Bay, re.
Gently occupied aB the Publication ONCE OF TIE
SEWS. and formerly known as the French Coffee
HOuse. For terms, &C., apply at the Otlce OF
TaE NEWS No. 10 Broad street. sep28
mo RENT, THAT ELIGIBLE WHOLE
sale Store, No. 1877 Meeting street, nearly
opposite Charleston Hotel, now occupied BY
Me,srs. STEELE Il WARDELL. The fixtures are
for sale; rent moderate. Apply to No. 45l King
street. or at the Store. Jau6mWI
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A TTENTIONi NATIONAL ZOUAYES.
n Attend Drill THIS EVENING, at Pythian Hall,
at half past O'Clock. Attend p: omptly.
BY order OF the President. f.. G. VOlGI,
iau3l Secretary.
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CT. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-THE REG
- ULAR Meeting OF the 81. Andrews Society
Will be held at South Carolic. Hall, TIL! EVEN
ING, at ] O'clock RuB'T Il. GORDON,
ianSl Secretary.
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Uanls.

TTTANTEO, AFIRST- GLASS ACCOUNT
w ANT 10 wholesale House, who Is quail.
fed to take charge OF set Of Books. Salary
liberal and situation permanent Satisfactory
references as to character and caplcity required.
Address \. A. A., Charleston Postofflce.
ian3l.2E
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OAROLINA RIFLE CLUB.-AN EXTRA
" Meeting will be held THIS EvRNISG. at half
past O'CLOCK. Members Will bring their rlhes.
BV order. W. ST. JULIEN JERVEY.
ianS1
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OFFICE OF CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
" COMPANY, January %, ls7s.-The Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this company VIII VIII
he held on MONDAY, February 8. 1873, at the Hall
OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, East hsy,
at l2 u,cloC. H., when statement OF tne a1alrs
or the Company will be submitted, and an eiec-
ton held for President and eight DIRECTORS 10
ave for the ensuing year. w. ]: HERloT,
tsn22 Secretary and Treasurer.
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T1O OCONTRACTORS.-F SALE, BEL
Il CLAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
and durable pavement, delivered at the Docks,
direct from the quarries on the Buison River,
N. j.. opposite New York City. For information
as 10 size, freight, &C., apply 10 ADOLPHE
MECKEKT, Dealer In Belgian Paving Blocks, No.
So BoWery New York. 1an2l.tul3m0S
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mrOFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, No. 1aa MEETING
STREE, JANUARY 20. ls73.-ThIs Company
having declared semi.annual Dividend OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE on the capital stock, the
same WILL be paid to Stockholders on and after
the 1st February, 1873. q. W. Rou>E,
,.noo1n President.
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r osT, ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN.
UARY 90 from the cars OF the South Caro-.
llua Railroad Company, between Charleston and
Columbia snal, leather hand VALlSE, con-
INV one but the owner, as payment mas been
STONED upon Them. A LIBERAL reward will be
paid for the return OF the VaLs. and contents to
JOSEPH CREW ), Columbia, 5. Z. )an266
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n OST. ON KING STREET, BETWEEN
Ia wentworth and Broad streets, ON the 2Sth
lusI. >, q Chased Gold and Enamel BkACt LET.
A suitable reward will he paid for lib return to
the corner of Broad and orange streets. 1an30
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NTANTED, A MAN TO COOK AND BE
w useful about house Apply Amherst, one
door from Nassau street. jaI3l-lr
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VXIANTED, AT No. l LADSON'S
w Court, Immediately, middle-aged ol.
ored) Woman as plain COOK. Good wages PROMPT.
~ paid. )an3l-2T
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OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON,
JaNUAkY 20, ls73.-A Me,ting OF the Board OF
Examiners OF Charleston County will be held
at the Normal School. No. Sc. Philip street. on
SATURDAY, February 1, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
Applicants must be present at the hour stated.
BY order OF The Board.
,onena Chairman.