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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-25
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL To TIE SENTINEL
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, July "a.

CLEVELAND, July "a.
At three o'clock yesterday morn
ing an explosion occurred i'll V, Fries
n Cos. uistillery. John Stoneman
was blown into the middle OF the
street. Another was blown from the
second story window against another
building. Neither We're hurt serious
ly. immediately following the eX-
plosion an extensive fire broke out,
totally destroying the large five story
brick occupied by Fries II Co. On ac-
count of ST much intlammable mate
rial the fire spread with great rapidl-
ty. 1t Is said that Il large quantity or
tine wines and liquors were destroyed.
II is estimated that The loss Will
reach about $4,000,
One ofthe survivors ofthe wrecked
steamer Atlantic has brought suit
against the owners for 500, 0UO, claim
ing that he has been disabled for life
by reason of having his legs frozen.
NEW YORK.
New York, July "a.
Suit has been brought against Lizzie
King alias Kate Stoddard, the object
OF which is to foreclose a mortgage
on one of Goodrich'S houses in De-
ETiN street., DIpbh IL. NllIS, alias
Stoddard. is made a party to
any rights she may have in the pre-
misses as the widow of Chas. Good
rich. When the papers were re-
ceived, and it was explained to the
prisoner that the object was to nj off
her claim 10 the property, she said she
had no desire to get a dollar out OF
Goodrieh'S estate, nor does she pro-
pose to claim anything but she does
wish to get certain trinketS which de-
ceased presented her, and which she
s IRE in his fathers posssion.
The work of the Board of Health in
demolishing Objectionable booths in
Washington market, was completed
to-day by $50 lahorers, protected by
double that number of policemen.
The market and neighborhood was
then ~diSintected.
Lees, OF the firm of Lees & Waller,
bankers, died this morning.
There were ten bids fer Government
gold to-day. a~ggregating 81, G35, 600, at
Is Oh to 1851. The Government sold
II OO0 0nO NJ TX Ak tN1S II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-25

CHoLERA.-This terrible disease is
travel ng west. On last Sunday, with
in a few hours, eight deaths occurred
at Louisiana, Pike county, Missouri.
The inhabitants are greatly alarmed,
and are fleeing from the town.
THE New Hampshire Patriot is Of
the opinion that the Democracy would
triumph in 1876 under the lead of
General Winfield Scott Hancock, of
PENNSYLVANIA, for President, and Mr..
W. 5. Groesteck, of Ohio, for Vice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19


SECTION I. All railroads anil canals shall be
public highways, and NIL railroad and canal CON-
panios shall be common carriers. Any associa.
ton or corporation organized for the purpose
shall bave tho right to construct and operate q
rairoad between apy points within this state and
70 ccnrcct at the State line with railroads Of other
States. Every railroad company shall havo tho
right with It's road 10 in,crscct, coupcct with, or
cross any other railroad, and shall receive and
transport eech the others passengers, I nnagc,and
cars, loaded or empty, without delay or diserimi-
nation.
src. 2. Every railroad anil canal corporation
erganizod in this State shall mniptain an Office
therein, whcro transe.s Of It's stock shall be made
and whore u hooks shall be kept for inspoclioh
by any stoekhodcr or creditor Of such corpora
ten, in which shall bo recorded the amount Of
capital stock subscribed or paid In. aud by HON,
the names Of tho owners Of It's stock and tho
amounts owned by ihcm, respectively. the trans
iers Of said stock, and the names and places Of
residence Of ils officers
SEC. 3. All individuals, associations, and cor.
porations shall have equal right to hare persons
aud property transportei over rnilrogas and canals
and no undue or unreasonable DISCRIMINATION
sasll be made In charges for or 10 facilities for
transportation Of freight er passengers within the
State, or icpipg from or going 10 any cthsr State.
Persons aud property transported over any rail-
road shall be delivered at any station Al charges
not exceeding the charges for transportation oP
porsons and property Of the same class In the
same direction TO any more distant station; buA
excursion aud communication tickets may be issucd
al special rates f." 4
sEo. 4. No railroad. canal or other corporation,
or the iefgecs. purchasers, or managers Of any
railroad OF calsi eprphra'ion. shnltconsol ldatc tho
stock. property or iranetilrp nf such corporation
with, or lease or purchase tho works or frnnchireh
----------------------- -------------------------.i
tcmdaaea OF Foma Page
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19

SECTION I. The General Assembly shall pro
eide for the maiptsnance and support Of thor
ough and cficient " stem of public schools where
In all the children of this Commonwealth, abov
the age of six years, may he educated, and shal
appropriate at lcqst Que million dollars each yea
for that purpose.
src. 2. No money raised for tho support Of th
public schools Of the Comino IN wealth shall be m
propriaiei to or used for the support Of any sec
tartan school.
Sfc. 3. Women twoniy-onc years Of age an,
upwards shall be eligible 10 any office Of coutro
or management under the sohoel laws Of thi
State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE xnI.

SECTION ]. No now county shall be estabIehsy
which shall reduce any county to less than fopt
hundred square miles, or to less than twenty
thousand inhabiiantsj nor shall any county by
formed Of less sree, or containing q lcss popul,.
tion, nor shall any line thereof pass within ten
miles Of the county seat of any couuiy PrepesoJ
10 bu divided. 49,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19
CONSTITUTION.

New Constitution Proposed to tho Citizens
Of the Commonwealth for their Approval
or Rejection, by the Constitutional Con
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19
PREAMBLE.

We, the people OF the Common wealth OF Pom.
ylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the bless
invoking His guidance, do ordAin and establish
this Constitution,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19

the General Assembly Is hereby prohibited from
creating other courts to exercise the powers vest.
ed BY this constitution In thu Judges Of the
Courts Of Common Piens and Orphans Courts.
SEQ. II The praties. by agreement hled, ma
In any civil cuse. dispense with trial by jury and
submit the decision Of such case to the courts
baving jurisdiction thereof. snd such court
shall hear and determine the same and the
jadgemsnt tbcraon shall be subject to writ VI or.
ror as In other cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE XI.
MILITIA.

SECTION |. The frccmen Of this Commonwealth
shall be armed, organized and di,ciplined for its
defense when and In such n manner as may be d.
rected by law. The General Assembly shall pro-
vide for maintaining the militia by appropriations
from the Treasury Of tho Commonwealth, and may
exempt from militsry service persons having con.
scientous scrupies agains bearing arms.
ARTICLE XII.
PUBLIC orFIcrRs.
srorioS I. All officers whose selection IL not
provided Tor in this constitution shah 10 elected
or appointed rs may be directed by law.
Sac. 2. No member OF Congress irom this State,
nor any person holding or exercising any oficc or
appointment Of trust or profit under the United
Statcs, shall vt the same time hold or exercise
any office In this State to which salary, fees or
perquisites shall be attached. The General A.
scmbly may by law declare what Offices arc in
compatible. .. .I...
stc. 3. Any person Nho slan 6ght duel or
send challenge FOR that PURPOSE, or be alder or
abeiior in fighting duel shall bo deprived Of the
right Of holding any paioc oi honor Or profit in
,his s,ate, hpl mdy be Otherwise punished as shall
w pfesaribca by law
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19

Published by order af tho Secretary of-the
Commoaicealth, IN pursuance Of tie 4th
,stion Of an act Of The General Assembly,
entitled An act 10 proride for calling a
Conpo,t,oa to amend tie Consolidation. -
approved the llM day Of Ap,ri, A. ID.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-19

srcTioS /. County ofIicers shaIl consist Of rher,
offs, coronerl, prothonotarie-, registers Of wills,
recorders OF decds, commlssiqpers, treasursrs sur
rcyors, auditors, or controllers, clerks Of tho
courts, district attorneys, aud such Others as may
from time to tmo bo established by Law and n,
sheriff or .reasurer shall be eligible for the term
next succeeding the ono for Which hc may u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
Spirit Of the State Press.

The Lancaster Ledger cannot speak LOO
"highly of the course" of The Conservative
members of the Legislature, and highly COM
mends their "dllgence and attention." py
which 'much has been effected for the COM
"mon welfare" and the "acrlmony OF party
K" materially abated."
The Columbia Union looks Tor prosper
GUS business year 10 South Carolina. The
merchants show signs of evident thrift, and
farming is las profitable as IN any State IN the
=" Union, If not more 3d." All things consid'
cred, the prospect Is an unusually bright one.
The Edgedeld Advertiser will enter INTO
no argument to uphold The tax for the Spar
tanburg and Aiken Railroad, but simply says
that "if the people vote this tax, and it Is duly
"passed, duly collected and duly paid up, lhe
" "rallroad will certainly be built"
The Chester Reporter gives Its honest
opinion of President Grants inaugural ad-
dress, which twill take rank below anything
THAT ever came from the pen of an Amerl-
" can President. AS composition 1t ia be-
" meath the capacity Of the average school
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reduction Of letter postage 10 two cents was
passed by both houses. great deal OF un'
certainty exists also amongst people IN tne
country, subscribers to newspapers, as 10
whether the provision requiring prepayment
of newspaper postage at the Office Of puolica-
ton fnally became law. A widespread Inn
preston prevails that such is the case. This
is erroneous. AS has already been slaIea,
the provision prohibiting the tra"smlsslon ol
any free matter whatever after June next was
put In the postofice appropriation bill, ana 10
now law. But the proposed reduction ol
letter postage failed to receive the approval
of the Senate, and the rate remains at three
cents for single letters. The provision re-
quirlDg the prepayment OF postage on news
papers at the place of publication was finally
also lost, and the present regulations In this
respect, therefore, remain In force"
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purify a people is narrowed down until 1t
ceases to strive for the impossible-the re-
sponsibility cannot be laid upon the faithful
pen of George Eliot. When the writer's Oh
the universe are Gods or French critics the
outcome will he different.
The distinction between the French IDEA
and the English idea Of literary art can be
illustrated by simple example. ln the
icily regular masterpieces of the French
drama The Partisan De La Pluche hands his
mistress billet-doux in this wise:
Madame Voici une lettre.
Entire vos mains on ma dit de la remettre.
Compare this stilted stuff with the Woros
nut into the mouths OF the clowns and lac
queys OF the English stage, and the contrast
is complete! The one is true to the "rules
"of art" as they are called; the other is
true to Nature.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

r,v DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, So; si4
.,sntha a: three months, So So Served In the
cj.v a. EIGHTEEN CENTS a: week, payable to the
carriers, or ss q year, paid In advance at the
Office.
TIE ETR1-wKEKIY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays, one year, 81; six
months, 81 so.
.fHB WEEKLY NEWS, one year, 81; six months,
81 Is. Six copieS $40. Ten copies to one address
$l2 = n L',at.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable in advance,
snd nd paper continued after the expiration OF
she time paid for.
ApvERTIsRMBNTs IN THE DAILY NEws.-First
insertion Is cents line subsequent Insertions 10
cents q line. Business Notices 10y count 80
cents line. Marriage and Funeral Notices 81
each.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN TIE WEEKLY NEWS, per
line OF solid nonpareil, l insertion, Is cents;
month, so cents; months, sl;e months, 81 76;
IL months, So.
NorIOBs Of Wants, To Rent, Lost aud Found,
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, 26 cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 40
Werds, so cents each insertion. Meetings 20
: cents eact. These rates are NET, and must ln'
vafiably be paid in advance.
TRANSIENT ApvsRTIsRIENTs will be puolisheu
IN THE rR1-WBEKLY NEWS at the same rates as 10
rrR DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements a.
one half the rates for TIE DAILY NEWS.
CONTRACT ADvERT1sRMRNrs, to run one month
or longer, for each line OF solid nonpareh:
month, 81; months, 81 IS; months, So so; 8
months, 81; l2 months, 81
RrMrIrANCBs should be made by Sostohice
Money Order. or by Express. II this cannot be
DONE protection against losses by mall may De
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston
payable to the order OF che propretors OF THE
NEWS, or by sending the money in registered
letter.
Address RIORDAN, OAWSON q w.
No. 10 Broad street. Charleston, 8. c.
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Keep Cool, NetShbor'

T. The Savannah Ne,os thinks that this paper
sought to create an Injurious opinion
"against Savannah by ilalicising certain
"sentences in The article OF the Savannuh
NesuS which set forth the stagnation OF
trade in the Forest City. Our Savannah
contemporary insists that it's article "con-
"talned but plain statement OF facts, and
it admits that "busness is dull now in Savan-
{" nah in comparison with former years.
All that this paper did was 10 republlsh
what The Savannah paper said, so that the
facts might speak for themselves. We have
no desire to run down Savannah. There is
room enough in the world for her and u.s.
But we see no harm in letting this people
know what Savannah is doing. at q time
when business Of every kind in Charleston Is
prosperous in the extreme.
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Gbe Gbarleetn1t 4ems.
MONDAY, MARCH IT, 1873.

THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is designa
=.tsd as the newspaper for the publication OF
"al 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
t.noticaS.n
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DEoPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE No. 9 BROAD STREET.

Deposlts OF FIVE CENTS and upwards re.
ceIyed daily, and Interest allowed Monthly on
all amounts deposited on or before the 18th day
OF each Month.
Interest ia paM seml-annualy, In April and
October, on nil deposits which remain In the In
stitutlun to the time OF the declaration OF the
Dividend, and Is compounded every six months
In addition to the SIX PER GENT. paid annu'
ally, ALL THE PROFIFS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such deposltors as have
funds In the Institution at the time OF this quln
quenDial distribution.
HENRY s. GRIGGS,
ian15wrmlyrs Secretary and Treasurer.
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!jucrial Notices.

Ee- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are notified that
she Is THIS DAY dischargng Cargo Pier No. 2
Union Wharves. All Goods remaining on the
dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk and
expense. WIN. A. C0URFENAY,
mch17.l Agent.
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w OFFICE sPANlsH CONSULATE,

~ OFFICE SPANISH CONSULATE,
Sealed Estimates for repairing the Spanish
Schooner ROGUE ALAYO, N. VALLHoNRAT, Mas.
ter, lately arrived from Baracoa, Will be received
at this ofice, and opened in presence Of the re-
spective bidders. at 12 O'Clock Meridian, MONDAY,
17th instant. Survey OF the Port Wardens, on
which estimates are to be based, can be found at
the cmce OF Messrs. ]. A. ENSLOW & CO., Con-
sgnees, No. 14l East Bay.
JAMES SALVO,
mchl5 Acting Spanish Consul.
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"boy. Its insufferable egolism and lnexcus'
" able want of modesty are Its chief charac-
terislics, and are thoroughly in keeping with
" all our preeonceived estimates OF Grants
character and capacity"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
Cost an1 Gonnb.

.STRAYED FROM PREMISES No. IA
y Smith street. four az English Ducks ami
~ Wild Goose. Any information OF their
whereabouts will be thankfully received By their
owner as above, or at NEWS Offlce. mcnl7-l'
TNAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM THE
i Academy on the evening OF the 18TH, o large
dark Fur Cape, which the Under will please leave
at Messrs. Chase CutinO's, King street.
mchIT-lH
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Aftn1perslr1es.
g. T. RICK'S DAY.
NATIONAL AENlvERSARY.

The Birthday OF the Patrol Saint OF Ireland
Will be celebrated THIS DAY, the 18th, by the
various Irish Military and Civic organizations.
The line will be formed In front OF Hibernan
Hail. at half.past A. NJ, in The following order !:
st. Patricks Brass Band,
Irish Rifle Club,
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club,
Irish Volunteers.
United States Post Band,
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society,
st. Joseph's Beneficial Total Abstinence Society.
The Procession will move from the place Of rem
devious to the Cathedral Chapel, Queen street,
where Divine Service will be held, and Dis.
course, appropriate to the occasion, delivered by
Right Rev. Bishop PERSICO.
Collection will be taken up at the Chapel for
the benefit OF the Orphans In charge OF the Sis-
ters OF Mercy.
After the Services the line will be reformed
AID will proceed to King street, thence to Broad,
East Bay Market, Meet!cs Line, King and
Queen streets, and finally to uibernian Hall,
where the Parade will be dismissed.
The Parade will be In charge Of President
JAMES ARMSTRONG, OF the Irish Rifle Club, as
sisted by Vice President D. W. ERWIN, OF the
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, and Vice.Presldent
JAMES COSGROVE, OF the st. Patrick's Benevo.
lent Society. mch134
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G6urDlnQ.
BAN KING OFFI E,

MFRS. WALTER HAVING RENTED
lW Mrs. Pringle,s House, ia Summerville, for
the summer, will open Boarding House from
the first or April. ANY person ylslli mat place
She Will be glad to accommodate Terms mod.
EllloIt. Mr.. James H. Wilson. Mrs. E. Doucin, or
to Mrs. Lois Walter No. 10 Cannon STREET.
mchl2- -Wlm2mOg
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Qbiropo6ist
BUNIONS, &C., CURED.

Mrs. KEOGH having returned to the city is pre-.
pared to give relief to those suffering from
CORNS, BUNIONS or other diseases OF the feet.
AS to her skill and success as a Chiropodlst, she
refers, by permission. to Dr.. Fitch and DR.. Ed
ward North. She Will, II desired, attend those
who may require her services at their residences.
She may be found at No. 90 Church street, be.
tween Broad and Chalmers streets, feb6
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O. nuar1nsrsblps arn @issolntlens.

NOTICE.-THIS DAY, THE FIRM OF
~ WlLLINGHaM Il BLAIR has, by mutual
censent, been dissolved. Further transactions
will be continued by Mr.. WILLlNGHAh. and not
by me. a. f. bhAlh.
mchlS-thstu3
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Sinanclal.
THE CHARLESTON COASTWlSf
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

This COMPANY being now fully organized under
its Charter, Sub crption BCoks are now open 10
the public for the purpose OF increasing the Capi-
ia, STOCK to tile amount OF Five Hundred Thons-
and Dollars. The Stock Is divided into shares or
fifty dollars each, and the subscriptions are pay
able in such instalments as may be called for by
the Eoard or Directors.
For particulars, Inquire at the ONCE Of the
Company, No. "a Broad street, Charleston, 8. G.
BE- SIMMONS,
mcb,7-mth,mo President.
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wTHE SUBSCRIBERS, FORMERLY
with CHARLES KERRISON. Esq, can be found
In future ny their friends at Messra. hoLof &
RICE, corner OF Hasel and King streets, where
they will be pleased to serve them.
JOSIAH E. SMITH,
mch10.mth ]. J. HERNAsDEL.
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~ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or haroorlhg any ol
the crew OF the British Bark AGNES CAhPBELL'
us no debts contracted BY them will be pal by
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK & WILLIAMS,
mch7 AHeh's.
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BOARDING. GOOD BOARD, WITH
I'D comfort ble rooms, on reasonable Terms,
at no. II Broad street, between King and Meeting
streets. lcoZE
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NNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,

TIME SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,
BANKING OFFICE,
No. II BROAD STRRKT, CHARLESTON, s. q.
PAID UP UAPlTAL................ oo'ooo
Receives Deposits. Dlsconns Paper. Buys and
Sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange at Current
Rates, and will attend 10 Collections throughout
the South. GEORGE s. CAMERON,
President.
FRANCIS A. MITCHELL. Cashier.
In addition 10 tile ordinary business OF Baik-
Tag, the South Carolina Loan and Trust Company
have SAVINGS DEPARTMENT." In which
they Issue Deposit Books for all amounts deposit
ed from One Dollar upwards They also issue ln'
terest B, airing Certificates for any amount, pay
atle on demand, at such rate Of interest as may
be agreed upon: Interest cOllectable every three
monlhs, II the Certificate has not been previous
ly presented. Depoaltors are offered these ad'
vaniages, and the safety Of their deposits is
guaranteed by apaid up capital OF THREE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Persons having
funds which they Wish TO invest, will fnd this a
sale means Of Investment, relurnable upon de-
mand, and always ready fur use SHOULD q more
profitable investment occur feb2O-thm3mos
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A TTENTION, IRISH VOLUNTEER
IA RIFLE CLUB.

You are hereby ordered to assemble at Hiber-
nian Hall THIs tMonday) MORNING, nth instant,
at halfpast O'Clock sharp. la full uniform to
celebrate the AnniversaryIof the birth Of Ireland's
Patron Saint.
The First Anniversary Meeting OF your Club
will be held ut Market Hall Immediately af,er dis
missal OF parade. Rule 9th will be strictly en-
forced.
The Club will reassemble In full uniform at 8
O'Clock at Hall OF Book and Ladder Company, No.
l, and then march to Market Hall to partake OF
Anniversary Supper.
By order President ONErLL.
JOHN f. BURNS,
mchl7 Secretary /. V. r. G.
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TT NOTICE. TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
ToRs.-sealed Proposals will be received at the
Onice OF the Bridge commissioners, for one
month from date, for the completion OF The
Bridge crossing the Wateree River. Direct pro-
posals to WILLIAM N. SHANNON, shannon d
Shannon, or to ]. ]. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
J.J. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden, March 8, 1878. mcn6-thstulmo
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G0nrational

ElRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS
I given by MADAMS MARINETTI, from
Europe Apply corner Bull and Rutledge streets
from IL to ]. mchl0-m4A