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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-08-30
Columbia Female College,
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:. COLUMBIA, S. Q.
The Fall session will open September 12,
1888, Largest boarding school for young la.
dies In the State. Centrally located. Tel
egraphic and Railroad connections. Health
full, Good domestic arrangements. Full
corps of faithfuf:and efficient teachers. Su-
perior advantages il, Music and art. Rates
low. For catalogue apl,lyto
REV. o, a. DARBY D. D, President.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Ladies' Hand'k' IS.
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Our aHc Hdkfs., which are all linen,
hemstitched and full size, we have re,
duced to three for csc. Our 25c Hdkfs.
which we have in hand embroidered
fancy colored borders, or plain white
we have reduced to Ioc each. Our $50
Hdkfs., which we have in hand embfoi-
,dered initials, and which are considered
so cheap, we have reduced to 25c. Our
48c Hdkfs., with hemstitched borders,
which come in white or fancy colors,
representing clusters of flowers and birds
or the new variegated borders, one side
being red, the other blue, and other
combinations of colors, we have reduced
to csc each. Our o8c Hdkfs. the finest
sheer linen, in black, white, or colored
borders, hand embroidered in exquisite
style. These splendid specimens ol
French art reduced to CSC each.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS HDKFS.

Our 25c Hdkfs., all linen, full size,
which comprise broken lots, we have re-
duced to I2%c each. We have about
ten dozen. For I2Hc we offer a bar
gain indeed. Our 35c Hdkfs., which
comprise fancy borders of the latest
Partisan designs and which are full size
and hemstitched, we have reduced to
25c each. Our soc Hdkfs., fine French
cambria, fancy borders to please the
tastes of all quiet patterns, snowy pat
terms, neat patterns, wonderful patterns,
in our fancy borders We reduce the
lot to 3 for 81. Our 75c Hdkfs., the
finest linen Hdkf made, with hand en-
broidered initials in white. These ex-
quisite goods we have reduced to soc
each.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
The Associated Charities,

A meeting of the board of directors of the
seventh subdivision of the Associated Chari-
ties of the District was held Saturday night
in the parlors of Metropolitan church, COM
posed Of p. b. Pierce, b. IL. Warner, Judge
w. b. Smell, A. b. Duvall, Rev. Goo. o. Little,
VIM. Pierce Bell, L. A. McIntire, Miss NJ. r..
Hillman, Mrs NJ. A. Smell. Mrs. Gen. Mussey,
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Doty. After the transaction
of regular business a resolution was unani-
mously adopted declaring it unwise and inn
polite to have a salaried secretary for the
central board in addition to the other hnan
cial burdens of the association and express
ing the subdivions satisfaction in the super
intendence of the general secretary.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
XMAS cards. tree trimmings at ]. Jay'Gould's,
Demanding Divorces.

John w. Miller filed a suit for divorce from
his wife, Annie NJ. Miller, Saturday. II,
alleges that they were married in this city OF
the eleventh of May, 1865, by the Rev. Father
Alig, and have had four children. He charges
intemperance, which has become confirmed
during the past four years, and prays for an
absolute divorce, with custody Of the chill
dren.
David Craig fled on the same day bill fol
divorce from Malinda Craig. He alleges that
they were married in this city by Rev. DR.
Brown in June, 1871, and lived together up
to February, 1881. He charges desertion
drunkenness, and adultery, and prays for an
absolute divorce.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS UNDERWEAR.

We sell the best Merino Shirts and
Drawers in the city for soc, 75c, and
81. We sell the best White Scotch
Lamb's-wool Shirts and Drawers for
SITS. We sell the best English Cash
mere Shirts and Drawers in gray and
brown for S2.75. We sell the best
Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Shirts and
Drawers for SITS in the world. We
sell at lower prices than even New York
houses. Cartwright and Warmers Nor
folk and New Brunswick and American
Hosiery Company's Underwear for
gentlemen.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS HALF HOSE.

A special bargain is 100 dozen fancy
striped Half Hose for 25c pair. Our
warranted All-Silk Half Hose at SI..Io
are half usual price, and our Winter
Lisle-thread Hose at so and 75c are
cheap, considering they are the finest
goods and come in all the new colors.
Our Merino Half Hose at a5c pair
are worth soc.
National Republican., 1883-11-26

At Georgetown-Sailed on Saturday
schooner5 Charles N. Simmons, Babbitt for
New Haven Eva S. smith, job II. Jackson,
Warren, for Somerset.
Canal matters Arrivals by canal on Satur.
day were thirty, and the departures as fol-
lows: John Miller, Mississippi, George
Hughes, Theodore, Juniata, Il. II. Gibbs, K.
p. Mason, Ruby, J. II. Snyder, Maggie Nc.
Clary, NJ. ID. Corse, c. w. Osborne, c. w.
Brengle, II. j. Mitchell, r. b. Lynn. l.. r.
Fechtig, Three Brothers, Here Am, William
King, Matte 9, j. IL. Platte, Oxford, and W
X. Lewis.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
CARsrAIRs, MCCALL & Co.'s Famous Orator
A Con, c,ence stricken Burglar.

Louise Butler was arrested and lock cd up
at the sixth police station yesterday by Officer
Cole for burg arizing the residence of Mrs.
Sullivan, on r, near Seventeenth street. She
broke the Stats in the window of Mrs. Sulli-
vans house and getting in stole lady's coat,
some table linen, and underwear to the value
of 500, She bee lme conscience stricken and
returned the plunder. she is held for the
officers Of the second police precinct.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Ado,n ,Johnson Bn,Ied,

Saturday in the criminal court, Justice
Wylie admitted Adam w. Johnson, charged
with the killing of Charles w. Arnold, his
father in law, to bail in the sum of $1,000
Mr.. Campbell Darlington, coupsel for the
defendant, read an abstract of Sthe testimony
before the coroner's jury. 1After hearing
this his honor said he thgaight it clearly o
case for bail. The facts, aFtestifed to before
the coronts' sc!s!ne11i. i.SJi6e that the death of
Arnold resulted from a shock and conclusion
of the brain, caused by being pushed down
some steps into an area by the defendant.
The deceased was over 65 years of age.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
CHILD'S HDKFS.

We have an enormous stock, which
we have divided into lots, viz Lot A,
SC each: Lot B, 8 for 25c; Lot c, for
25c. We have some novelties in above
lots that are worth considerably more
than double what we ask.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
The Hirh SCHOOL Cadets.

Maj. Bates, U. s. A. (retired), has been des-
ignated by the commissioners as commandant
of the High School cadet corps, aud will drill
them this afternoon between and 3 o'clock
in the yard attached to the high school
building. If the weather should be uniavor.
able the drill will take place inside the build
ing in the drill hall. Maj. Bates will ECKER.
else" the cadets every Monday and Thursday
at the above hour. The drill will be open to
the visit of parents and friends. The corps
numbers over ninety, and is fully uniformed
and equipped.
National Republican., 1883-11-26

At the last meeting of Eureka council,
Sons of Jonadab, the question of erecting a
temperance temple in this city was con-
sidered. 1t is proposed that the temple be
built solely by contributions from members
of the above order aud" their friends. The
site selected by the late Bud Eagleston was
mentioned in connection with the project.
The other councils will also take action in
the matter,
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS NIGHT SHIRTS

Fisk, Clark Z Flagg's latest novel;
ties, new fastening, colored collars and
cuffs of finest French cambric. Our
price is SI.oS. In New York S2.5o is
asked for these Night Shirts. Our Night
Shirt for SAC is a marvel.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Sentence Suspended.

When Frank b. Sullivan was called up for
sentence in the criminal court on Saturday
Mr.. E. p. Phelps, his counsel, stated to the
court that he had filed motion for now trial
on the ground of newly discovered evidence
and he now asked the court to suspend SEN
tence, The court after remarking that he
thought Mr.. Phelps had done his share in
getting of criminals lately granted the re-
quest ........
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS UMBRELLAS.

Our Christmas stock has arrived. Our
Umbrellas with sterling silver heads are
the latest novelty. We are charging 2s
per cent. less than New York prices.
For SI.o8 we offer the best Silk Um-
brella for the money in the union.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
Filied with Brief Mention OF Many hIino
Events OF Yesterday.


Events OF Yesterday.
The Washington Geslight company on Sat
urday entered suit against the District of
Columbia for work done up to July IL, 1883
The National grange devoted Saturdays
session to discussing methods OF improving
tho order and q proposed system of crop
reports whereby the reports of tho agricul-
tural department can be anticipated.
Tho United States steamer Tallapoosa left
the Washington navy yard Saturday evening
with eight boilers for the corvette Marion
and a complete set of now sails for the
United States steamer Ossipee, now lying at
League island.
There will be public temperance meeting
held under the auspices Of Rescue lodge, No.
IL, ]. q. G. T., this evening at the North
Carolina M. p. church, corner of Eighth
street southeast. A number of distinguished
speakers will address the meeting
In reply to the request Of Judge @. J.
Hillyer to be allowed TO erect a lamp post at
his own expense at the entrance of an alloy
near his residence, the commissioners have
replied that unless IL Is intended that the gas
lamp shall remain permanently, it cannot be
erected.
Complaint has been made to the commits
sioncrs by Messrs. Acker g. Neitzy, Boundary
street sewer contractors, of large quantities
of water which has accumulated in the fourth
section of the sewer. The commissioners
replied that the district cannot be held re-
sponsible for the matter.
The medical gentlemen-Dr. N. s. Lincoln,
8. G. Busey, ID. X. Hagner, ID. w. Prentiss, J.
S. Beale, w. W. johnson, and J. Ford Thomp-
son-seloctcd by the President to inspect the
Potomac flats improvement visited the work
under tho kind care of Maj. Hains Saturday,
and eXnresspd prpat satisfaction at the Drop-
ress of the work.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Gents Scarfs.
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We have condensed our soc and our
6Sc Scarfs which come in the puff shape,
and offer the lot for 44c each. These
Scarfs are satin lined. For oSc we show
Scarfs worth from 81 to Sc each, enHiess
variety. EVAN esa ~, s'
National Republican., 1883-11-26

THE State Treasurer of Kentucky, Hon
Richard Tate, on late occasion was severely
burned about the hands and face by an ex-
plOsion of gas in his office. Ho used ST. Jacobs
Oil with the haPpiest eiect
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Important 30 Conl Dealers.

The commissioners have replied to the re.
quest of a coal dealer for permission to locate
a sa mple yard where only small amount of
stock would be kept, that if the proposed
stock will exceed ten tons of coal and few
cords OF wood, the consent of the neighbor-
ing real estate owners will be necessary but
if eamples are 70 be kept in bins, inside an
office, no permit will be necessary.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
GENTS SUsPENDERs.

The celebrated French "Guyot" Sus-
penders for SIC. An elegant assortment
of Silk Braces from soc to So. 50 per pr.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Our Enlarg,

Our Enlarged Boys Department
Gives facilities to carry the largest STOCK OF boys
clothing i'll the city. EIsEsiAN BROS,
Cor. Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1883-11-26

BUCKHANNoN. w. VA.-Drs. Newton aud
Blair report that Browns Iron Bitters are
giving general satisfaction
National Republican., 1883-11-26

OUR patrons contemplating portraits and photos
for holiday presents will please have sittings and
bring their orders for copies soon as possible.
Remember, the smallest pictures can be made lie
size. RICE, Photograph
l2l7-l2lQ PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
9FER UNPARALLELEDI IND uCEMENTs mo- JANuARY !.
In Our Furniture Department:

In Our Furniture Department:
Raw Silk Suits S43S5 upward.
Magnificent Embossed PuhS S7
Seven Piece Leather Suits, all shades, S63S
Chairs of Every Description:
In Rattan, Reed, Kitchen, Library low prices
immense Display of Brica Brac for the Hoidavs
el Stained Glass Screens WALL and Standing
Facue Plush Top Mahogany, Walnut Trees
Cheftontes, Sdeboards Mirrors, Pedestas, Racks.
Odd Chairs for Parlors
Consisting of Corner Center Hail. with suitable COW
elngS IN Puh mole skins, Jlte velours
Rugs! Rugs Rugs
In Smyrna Turkish Tapestry Velvet Mecca &C. Our sneciav
In this department will be Smyrna Mats,
and S2.5o; large size Smyrna Rugs, IS and So
Upholstery Goods Upholstery Goods!
Raw Silks Silks Sc co. s., 20 and 70
lucomanS all shades $3 Tuoman Curtains ST. per d
Poles in Walnut, Ebony, Brass, Ash, and Mahogany
Our speciality this branch complete at 7sc each
Turcoman Curtains:
lurcomon Curtains $3.50 Tmcoman So Turcoman Cur
alrS at S2o, lurcoman Curtains at SIS.
Piano Covers Piano Covers
Embroidered Plain, &C., at specially low prices HOLIDAYS
Carpets! Carpets! Carpets!
Ingram low Tapestry 7oc Body Brussels as low as
$Ia5 Our specially in the Carpet be 100 rolls Ve
Carpet at $I2o yard. - ~ @'
National Republican., 1883-11-26
shlnninr NexYR.

FIVE. DOLLAR pants to order, Eiscman Bros, cor
seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1883-11-26
abe aa!ais aopat.
|: LADIES i i ASP: !. 5. :: :: GENTLEMEN

THE PALAIS ROYAL requests the careful pua pce-lst
ow Preparatory preparations for Christmas Trade having
general clearing of all broken lots which prices
National Republican., 1883-11-26
A New Temperance Temple.

ovrRcoATs, Eiseman Bros, cor. Seventh and +
National Republican., 1883-11-26
Doylies and Napkins!

OOyiSS anu NoPN'''o'
Cream Damask Doylies,
scarlet border, only 81 per doz.
German Damask Napkins,
full selvedge edges, only 81 per
doz.; are worth $I,25.
Extra-hne German Damask
Napkins, 5sx%, only 81 per
doz.
Extra-fne German Damask
Napkins, 34xA, only $3.50 per
doz.
Above three numbers are ex-
ira value for the prices named.
Turkey Red Cloths, in all
sizes, 2, 21a, and 8 yds. long.
Cardinal Turkey Red Cloths,
in all sizes, only $2.5o for SxIo;
other sizes equally cheap.
Extra-hne 72-in. G erm a n
DamaSkS, at SI.25, SI.5o, Sl.75,
81, $2.25, and $3.50 per yard.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Boston Dry Goods House.
/ WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
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propo5lls.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANS PORTArIoN.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR.

y
OFFICE INDIAN AFPAIRs WASHINGTON March To- 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS, iniorsed =" Proposals for Beef.s
Flour Clothing or transportation g. ,ss the $50
Nos ~ and 81 Wooster New.York viii received until
M. OF II SDAI APRIL ~ 1883 for furnishing ior me
about 100000 pounds Bacon OuUOO POUNDS
beef the hoOf, $4,000 pounds Beans. 45O0 pounds
Baking Powder. 22OuO0 pounds Corn 3tGOuo Itsuss
pounds Hand Bread $500 pounds HOminy, 5000 pounds
Lard l,2O barrels PORK, $4,000 pounds RICE Obuu
pounds Tea 5OUO pounds Tobacco l700OO pounds salt
100000 pounds soap. 5000 pounds Soda $4,000 pounds
and 100000 pounds Wheat -, -, l.,
Also Blankets WoOllen and Cotton Goods consisting In
part of Ticking $4,000 Yards standard Calico, 3OOOcl
yar;s Drilling 10000 yards Duck zee roul al szings
10000 yards Denms. 1000 yards Gingham oOVo ySrtsi
Kentucky Jeans yards Chevot, $1,000 wards BrOwu
Sheeuua 100000 yards Beached sheetng 10000 yaniss
Hickory ShirIng 10000 yards; calico -hlrtng oOo aIt
Winsey 3OuO YARDS Clothing Groceries. Notions Hard,
ware Medical Supplies School Books and long LIST OF
&c and for about AS wagons required TOT ser.
vice In Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory.
Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada an Mscohsi 20 %
delivered ChcagO, Kansas CITY and sioux CITY Also log
may be required sapted to the climate on
Pacific coast with California brakes, delivered at san
Francisco ., -, -, -
plies that may he contracted tO 10 DO delivered at mo
Agencies.
Schedules showing the kinds aud quantities Of subsistence
supplies required each Agency the kinds and qant
ties In gross. Of ali other goods and articles togene YIN
be observed bidders,
aud place Of delivery terms OF contract and pay neht
portaton routes a1d al other necessary oS WI"
furnished spplic alton to the Indian Once Ia wsnf
ton or Nos 90 aud 81 WoOsterst, Newfork va. II;
Lyon, No 4s3 broadway New Oh tne van \.
Subsistence u \ A., at cheyenne lineage Le,VynMote.
Omaha, saint Louis Saint Paul. san Francisco ana
following named places In kansas; Ark nsis Cilf
ton Caldwell, Dodge City EmP9Iia EureKh; " e' 49,
Lodge Newton, Usage city, sedan, Sterling Topeka.
Wellington Wichita and Winfield - -, ..., an,
Bids Will be opened at the hour and day above stae AIN
bidders are invited at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
bids be accompanied by certified checks upot
United states Depository TOR &C Least per cent ., Ihs
amount OF the proposal H. Prize 0onlhs''ono..
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Nrw publications.
uARPER'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE

HARPER's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
GO. $3.50
FOR APRIL
CONTAINS:
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON IRVING
Frondspiece From the painting by Gilbert stuart Now
''"' ENGLISH FARMERS
BY phebe Earle Gibbons. illustrated by Remnant
THE TREATY OF PEACE AND lNDLPEND-
ENCE-L,
BY George Ticlnor Curtis. Illustrated.
ARTIST sTROLLs IN HoLLAND-iF"
BY George H. Boughton. Illustrated by Bousn''n anu
AOO''' AN ENGLISH NATION.
ByT W. HIgginson. Illustrated.
A HOME LAWN.
pvs.B. Parsons Illustrated by Alfred Parsons
THE HEIR-PRESUMPTIvE TO THE EIpE-
RIAL THRONE OF MEXICO.
~ John Bigolow. with portrait Of Prince Iturbidc.
THE LITTLE WHITE BEGGARs.
Poem by Helen W. Ludlow illustrated by Dieiin'h'
A VISIT TO CETYWAYO.
r. Simon Newcomb with Autograph OF CetywaJo.
A NEW CINDERELLA,
Short story, by \ Working chi
SERIAL NOVELS:
FOR THE MAJOR By Constance Fcnirncre Woolson'
Illustrated by TIedcricks
SHANNON BELLS. by william Back. Illustrated by
William Small
POEMS
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Washington Irving-Nr uoweis and THE London quar-
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EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
Observation-Disclosures from Dr. Francis Lebor's Letters
Amusing the Children
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Ncu 1)ublirGl1ons.

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For Both Sexss-CitY.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

examinations for to the College ami tho lors
sion nj schools are held rvory ~ y W f0fN on no M
,Inv Friday aud SATURDAY following me ias WynA 'ug "A
fune uLis year june IS - and 80. at the Y NJ I. a.
Building,
The Harvard Examinations for Women are held at inc same
time and place.
srcal students received without exam natoh ia every
departu eut except th' Medical school
radu,fcs other colleges admitted 10 advanced stand
ing IN College, sucn c0nduobs as IN" f'"S
deem equitable In each case
For Information c0nce the terms ~ admission inc co7
81 college or professional the scholarships 0Jl anu
other Beneficiary the studies In eIch department OF any
ofr su cct connected tho University address the
Resisti Al OF Harvard University. Cambridge Mas-
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obstruction.

Fer Bows and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlyate tuition
n Afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l4D W. 411h-sS
NTEW-YOKK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, ", Y
Established 1904.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u. Ia - " ~
7"p f,t.oPI,NS SEPT. 4. lSS2 -,
po,rlinO school OF highest grade, whose tnIe
and and scr,sousy followed ~ q mould Az On oalI
lie incilec 81 y0uth by scfsnce. tho VIII W %
The feeluos Nv Tsli0n; never scpirlnS tes, siv 80
f~ouisit Instruction dis pne religion Whlle huS Io'
every profession. r,,-,.. ,h,,, tan miles m the
uudsou N il reached by the sixth Avenue hloNaU mn
l55fhst Carriages always In "alilhR u " - ar,
nutticaton tine .upsr htcndent meets the aIl'n Vi any
an A., erninence com
mauding tle most delgittu scenery or aO y, ~
,ouudinys fouId along the ir-Iil'u o"A'"i 'O
IIulsur nm unusually houlellA - I'm
Ibe, are 81 aud attached 10 IT, shduc 'u ~
,s.tI IL, AZ ,ycs aiforling ample space Tor pay
grounds .,.,., .,,,,.,
APPLY FOi. CAIAlOGI -.
University Grammar School, 1.lSl BroadWay,
near 4hst tiBth year, Primary COlHeIcili i.
CIassi DenartnlentA n NJ HOBBY, W. l. AEn fiincIp"'
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frvduclIl.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
~ Northern Railroad Company New Jersey VIII be held
the once ~ the Company At EngcwOod v ON Wednes
dny March ~ purpose Of clectug Directors for
tho ensuing The polls viii be opened at 10 OclocS an
March b 81 O. A. ROORBACU Secretary
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Ar Schools City.

MRS LOUISA R.CULVER will receive puplls
" at;er MONDAY. oct lj IN DRAWING, or aud WAIEE
COIORPAINrGNG. - rtLb LIFE. FLpWEitS anu LAM
eCAPE.CHINA PALS GINti AMI DECORAIlDN
STUDIO, No - MADISON AVENUE
tefsrctcrs $500,
D.IUNTINtiTDN.M MIR W LII An IA "a hl' An 10
NJ HART, Nj, \. T. BELLOWS.
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filming.

filming.
COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JOcut
~ Isttl Csrbonate hin, SILVER Cord Castle Dome, Dahl
reu Ereeland Satcnio Bellevue and all acryd
unlisted mining stocks bought and sold -
w. BRkNTON WELLING, 81 Broadway, Room 2f 4
SAN FRANCISCO. March 8, 1888.
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY has levied Assessment No 2, OF FIFTY
CENTS SHARE delinquent 10th April sale day l6tl
MAY GEORGE W. SESSIONS, Secretary pro tenn
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Qflchers.
Gorporation Notices.

N0TICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
IN by the department of Docks until March % 1888, for
the following work via Repairing Pier 81 East River
pairing small pier between Piers 81 AMI 3d. East River;
pairing Of Pier AZ North RIVER aud for
building bukhead at 10th st. Fast River For full lnforma
ton city Record. For sale at No. city Hall.
NOrICE.-PropOsal will be received at the
Office Of the Department Of Public Charities and correc
ber &C. For full information City Record for sale
7City Hall
NOIICE.-Scaled proposals Will be- received
lN the Office OF the Fire Department until -
1883 for forage For full Information City Record For
sale 1t No. CITY Hall.
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pERIoDICALS.

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