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CREAP soAPi Coon SOAP = NatrOna Refined
0aponlher or Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
for superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of SOFT Soap
for one cent. Every family make their own Soap.
All varieties of Soap rs easily made cup Of coffee
Js a new concentrated lye for making Soap, just dis
covered in Greenland in the Arctic Seas and is COM
posed mainly Of illuminate of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat produces the best detersive
Soap In the world. One box will make l7B pounds Of
good Son Soap. or It's equivalent in superior Hard
Soap. Retailed by all druggists ana grocevs in the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
ran obtain It wholesale In cases. each containing
boxes, at q liberal discount, OF all the wholesale
gTOces and druggists in all the towns and cities of the
United States, or of CLIFFORD PEMBERTON,
General agent. Pittsburg, Pa.
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sow
tug Machines, No. 730 Chestnut street,
THE AMERICAN BUTTON. HOLE Overseaming and
Sewing Nj achine Company desire To call the atten-
on of ladies to their splendid Sewing and Button
hole Machine at S. w. corner Of Eleventh and Qhes
nut II need only be examined to be appreciated II
will speak for itself In its performance.
JONES & THAcHER Printers, No. $40 Minor street.
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include:- -.
1000 shares Cambria Iron Company.
81 shares Schumacher Piano Company.
5000 shares Allegheny aud OH Creek Oil Company,
S 500 bonds susquehanna steam Lumber and Lath
/ share Philadelphia Library
ARCH STREET, Nos. 1902 1904, and l006, BUSI-
NESS LOCAT1ON-lS Dwellings, so feet 'front.' Also,
Store on Tenth street.
BROAD, Nos. sos and sos, below Lombard-store
=" TENTH AND CATHARINE, N. E. cornerstone
sEcoNp. Nos 1872. 1884, 1886, and 1888, above vlne-s
THIRD No las. above Arch-valuable store.
ST. JOHN, No. ll3O-Morocco-Oresslng Estaoish'
- FOURTH, Nos 1926 and 827. above Vine Large
FOURTH, No. 820-Modern Residence adjoining
DiLLWYN, No. 8ae-Genteel Dwelling, on the rear
SPRUCE, No. 4lOs-Elegsnt Brown Stone Resi-.
GREEN, No. l724- Modern Brick Residence,
NINETEhNTH No. lis, above Arch = Modern
ayXTM. No. s67 above Poplar Modern Residence
SPRUCE, No. 1915 - Elegant Brown Stone Resi-
VINE, No. 2O22-Modern Dwelling.
BROAD AND COLUMBIA AVENUE, s. e. corner
TWENTY First AN EvEReREEN-stOre and
BROAD. north of Lancaster ayenue-Large ana
HAYERToRD, No. s5l5-store and Dwelling.
GROUND RENT, irredeemable, S27O year.
GROUND RENT, IRE redeemRble, $40 q year.
GROUND RENT, SIs2 year.
BRIDGEB0ROUGH n. .J,-LRrge Lot. IA. f
CHRISTIAN, No. 1S47 Brick Dwelling. extending
SAY AND BEDFoRD-Two Frame Dwellings
FRONT, No. SS4 (South)--Genteel Dwelling.
GERMAN, west of Fourth-Three Frame and one
'i5iS DELAWARE COUNTY. Pa.-valuable Farm and
Country Seat Sc acres Springfield road, Delaware
Catalogues now ready IlOBSt
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CUTTING AFFRAY.--Y esterday afternoon James
Briggs, employed in the Water Department,
while with party of meu at Fifth and Reed
streets, was severely cut on the top of the head:
and narrowly escaped bleeding to death, one of
the arteries being severed. AS soon as he dis
covered that he was severely wounded, he ran
TO Gilberts tavern, Third and Reed streets,
where, after some delay, medical aid was pro.
cured. One oil the party with him when the
cutting took place accompanied him to the
tavern and when asked how il occurred, said
that they were all friends, and that it was
done in sport. No arrest was made. The affair
created much excitement on East Reed street
and vicinity.
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MISSES AND CHILDRBss MILLINERY = Latest
Paris Styles.-M Shoemaker ~ Co., No. lO24 Chestnut
street.
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THE great Combination Sewing and ButtOnho'e
Machine Is destined to supersede all others in the
market, This is evident from the wonderful popu-
larity this machine has acquired in few months.
The IKE was never before known. We understand
all orders are booked and the machines delivered
turn as fast as possible from the depot, at Eleventh
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CHuDREN's CLoTHING.-A splendid assortment
NJ. Shoemaker d 90 No. 1924 Chestnut street.
CARPETS laid Immediately on call. No disappont-
meut, at - PArTBN's,
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Sale in Germantown. rr..
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, TWO
SUPERIOR BOOKCASES, FINE CARPEfS, ETC.
On Wednesday morning,
23d Instant at IL oclOck at No. 202 Wistar street
Duy's lane Germantown, by catalogue. Ll0ls4t
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ALL THE EHPLoYHB az the Mint hnd that GoOdwin's
Plantation Tobacco is a mint OF itself 70 R who use
!. For sale everywhere .--..
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The GIRARD CoLLEeE.-The special commit
tee of Councils appointed to examine into the
facts connected with the removal of Major
Smith from the position of President of Glrard
College, held their first meeting yesterday after
noon, at the College building. The committee
sat with closed doors, and at the close OF their
session it was announced that the committee
had determined to admit at the future meetings
one of the members of the Board of Directors
who had voted for the removal OF Major Smith,
and one of the members who had voted against
the resolution of dismissal, each party to select
the gentleman to be admitted to the hearing, the
President of the College also 20 be present
while the Directors were being examined. The
testimony is to be taken down in full.
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Sale on the Premises.

M fr On Friday morning, -
october %, at 10 o'clock, at NO. 2O2 Mount Vernon
three-story Brick Residence 20 feet Inches 'front.' SO
feet inch deep. Also, the entire Furniture I0I8 sc
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RFMEMBKR the Soldiers ana Sailors Orphans by
subscribing to the endowment of Jhe Riverside IustI-
tute Shares s each, securing beAutifui plate
engraving aud present besides Office. No l225
Chesnut street.
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1879 AND lac
INl. s, FOURTH Street.
STOOKS

usALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
Oct %, at IL o'clock, Noon, at the Exchange, Will
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PAST MAsTER's REeAL1A.-The members OF
the several Lodges of the American Protestant
Association that v ere engaged in the contest Tor
the Past Masters regaia. at the fair recently
held IN st. Johns p. b. Church, Brown street,
below Third, have been invited to attend service
there tomorrow evening They will then have
an opportunity of seeing the good use that was
made OF their money so literally contributed,
and a special and appropriate sermon Will be
preached by the rector on the occasion,
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SINGULAR AccDENT.-While Mr.. George Nu-
gent was riding yesterday in a sulkey, on the
from the stable jumped upon Mr.. Nugent's
sulkey WIN such force that 1t was broken to
pieces and Mr Nugent thrown TO the ground,
escaping, however, with some severe bruises,
The horse was finally secured bY MS leener.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH
On four months credit 'A NSNS''s .t
-, On Thursday Morning. =. -.-7.
october a. at 10 O'clock embracine ahout mn acy,
ages and lots Of staple and fancy artcles Y p
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~ ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. = PUBLIC RE-
VI heaTsals at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY, at ia A. NJ. Tickets sold at the door.
and at all principal Music Stores Engagements can
be made by addressing G. BASTERlr, No. 1881 MON
TEREY Street, or at r. WILLIG'S Music Store, No.
lO2l CHESNUT Street. 10 3m
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THOMAs BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERs
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANT5, No. Ills
CHEsNUT Street; entrance No. nN SanSom
street. rr
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T NJ. GUMMEY q SONS, AUCTIoNEERs.
y = No. sos WALNUT Street.


REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Hapdbills of each property Issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sOd also par
tial list of property contained in Real Estate
gister, and offered at private SALE
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspapers.h h
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NORTH SIXTH sTREET-seven modern three.
story brick Dwellings, Nos. 24l1 2i3 245 24l7 29l9
2421, and 2423 above York street. no 70 13t
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CLOAKS.

0IkAllD ROW,
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AUCTION SALES,

Remainder Of &ses qf Summer Clothing, Jrom q
~ Ee,S gdiIN 5gs aou;s - sf1fsS1s Gs ftsd; e 60
7,S our Agelon ssle.roOm. No; 8 Msslsg street
from Now York house.
Ind FnSh D
And BnSf Italian Cloth Sacks Cotonads Can6lct and
sS n.ns RS Lnou Check and Fancy cassero
cs a under hundred do.s. cash.
two montha WIN ssni sdds ssg
Hoop Skirts, Dres, silks, Corsets, 0cni,' St,o,O and
ny JOHN q: a. sIIhnon & CO.
Auction salesroc No. Iss Gcens x Is sIsa sold a our
10 dozen &C. 25 50 spring HOO, sKIHfs
l pIcce Black Gro do Rhino silk, 81 yds
Pieco Fancy Plaid Dress silk IL yds
cartoons Gents brown and whi.o LOvhorn Hats
cartoons donts hno Black Felt Hals
Conditions cash. Nay Il
kae. pHtn,s, shq.!s, &c Tatnos;
our auction salcsroom, No. i3s Mcouns street.
"a Mozambique shawIs
1s Laco PoIuts
. hack Law TalInas
0back aud colonel Shetland ShawIs
Conditions cash. May d
u Corn % on ID; Acs9sM q al tonce,ned.
to"oHho"' OF 70 @ 0soski & In In Ass0"modntion @ Wharf
1o9 2 bags bags W1,,I Wnt.E coRNzthEoo @ @Hu'hs; each
Conditions cash. May a.
Aucf,ons fo,. Horses. Hah,cscs and Farnaure,
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at q q,iaI,er pas,
Furniture sales at Private ReIidonces prompty s,tsna
.n .a." SMITH 4 Moau,LIyRAr.
Auotioneers, No. AZ Broad street,
hprn IL Smo south stdo near Bfto
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E F. TuoRsros. tho areat English k4trolo-
gss olaryoyant and Psyohomoticfan, who has aston.
lshcd the scientific classes of tho Old World, hss 10
cntod herself at Hudson N. Z. Madame THoRsroN pos
eorscs such wonderful powers Of Becou: sight 70
bio hor to impar knowledge Of tho srcacst Importance
10 tho RpRlo or married. Of othor Whllo sato
OF trance shs dclncatos Tho worry foaurcs OF he porson
you arc 10 marry and by tho aid OF instrument OF
tenso power known tho Psychomoopo guarantees TO
produce ufolko picture Of Tho future husband wc
or tho applicant together with dnte Of marriage. poauo,
In life, leading traits OF character, 30. This IL hum.
bug, As thousand OF testimonials nsser sho will
send, when desired, certified certificate, written
guarantee that the picture is what 1t puotts 70 bo by
enclosing small lock OF hnr, and Ing place OF BIRTH
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing fy oens
ind stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
coirc Tho picture aud desired Information by rcurn ui
All communications snorody confidential Address, In
confdcnec. Madame Z. F. TnOBNToN, r. o. Boz 223,
Hudson N. y. ~ March 80
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RIVER BAPTISM.

TNHE MKAIDERs OF. THE SEVERAL: CoLoRED
Churches In this city and tho public in oral.
respectfully invited TO astend Baptism OF the Calvary
Deniels Island, on next sunday. tho 29th Inst. ,'t
~ INC steam.r Planter VII caTry an persons over and
houn rsSss ct 10 O'Clock A H. mating ono trip only.
Pico for grown peraous so cents to 70 and return.
Chdrcn under twelve OF ago 20 and
turn. '...... ....I
Tnerc will DO q general collection taken up st said
imo. for the benent Of tho Calvary Baptst Church
this oity. t.-.l.' iess,,.. ,!G.-.s:,if ~.
Z By order Of tho Calvary Baptist Church s,
10 .. .. s.....,. hey. @. SMALL, Pastor.
May n T.. A. DAVIS. O, q. ..I.-
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AUCTION SALES.

'
fa'"4is S e ssepsRy e S&!y KsoY. tssS,sy 0'' o'y
u,, LATE acK4Y & casirBEIts,
fsOsn SSssaa ~ pinna Ss sSd
Rssls1 wSs Table, 1sss a1S cS;
saUpl s,Hs aS oso psst: and
Sssss a hug. ssfss S.a: sS sns s
=. p,,G;.s,s. ,;., WINDOW BLINDS. Doors. &c.
fty hy sGiss %irks ssof, 5Rxkne ssf fsot''
THIS McRSlNo. at 10 o'cicct, will sen at my ltr.
50 c,scs SooT 81 md a soE pst goeaisoa and .a
raoiy adaI ted for re'al trndo.
N CASaS MEN'i CALF. KIP AND PATENT LEATH q.
+; g. BOOTS Calf and DuI Ba'morlls Bros ans oiicrI
Dalmora,s. N -.u Aioios'"
AND
nno ssso:tIncut Of LADIES'. MIHsEs' and oB1I
paIN.s GA1TEns. D.imotals, Slippers 10. 0'''
sslo poe!avo. Terns eaah. Nay .,
vm DIeRxS ST,es.s' < io,1S :, 4So;t9n e ss,p,r,,
,.,, Mckay ix Cnmpbeli
"lt ~ ssr Hs TMis Isos bSE 2. !p,t at 10 o
3 bSis KENTg@kY MOUNTAIN DEW
bbr Msqnnlia whiskey
BoIeS Soap, y bbis. Beet. 60. TO close coas,sa.
Ono FAMILY BaRoUcMR
Condiuo-s cssh. Nav 2,
Ret1 Gnf S,cond HTrd furniture.
o.. "n. MCKAY Sc JOHN CAMPBELL.
Mckay & Campbell
MI soil THIS DAY friday 2th tnat. at 10 o'clook at
their Auction aalesroons No. l9o Meeting street on.
poatte Pavilion Hotal, W
TTAoR BETS. complete, Feat or Beds Iattrses,s.
Double and Single Bcdstcads, Cots Bureaus eecrSar.
Mirrors OIL Paintings, Rolls Paper. Mating CarpetinI
Lounges, Teapov Tableo. Csno and Wood Beat Rooisn
Cane Solt Ohairn Ooo ttools Copper and Tn BoIIsrI
Scales. Cooking Stove. do.
ASSORTED TRUNKs
ALSO,
At IL O'Clock.
q 2 GOLD WATcHRs tiver Watch, n. A. II, RIM
IL carat Gold Spoctacles, DC. -
On account Of an estate
Terms caah- Msv "a
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Free to ;EYerLybody.

Large pp. Circular, giving information of tho
greatest importance 70 tho young Of both solps.
teaches how tho homoly may become beautiful, tho
despisod respected, and tho forsakcn ios Cd S,s
No young Lady or gonuoman should fan to send thoir
address, and roooIvo q copy postpaid BY roturn mail
Address i. o. Drrwer, II,
March 50 N T.
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RRISCELLANE EOUS.
NOTTCE.
OEElCE OF THH CAPTAIN OF Pill. II

OFFICE OF THR CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 81, 1868. /
IOARhdRAPH II. o ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
tho "Clrhnsing OF Priyios and Vaults" forbita the
use OF barrels in cnrs aud wagons and parties sp
plying fr Hecnao aro required to provide closed carls
p1rposs taking jobs OF the kind hereby required
bring their carts main guard house for Inspection bo
fore applying for license. 20. O. D. sIaWALD,
MAy "a - ."' .mO Captain Of Police.
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il ILOCAL,, NIAIYTERS.

jon WoRK-Wo hayo now completed our ofIlco
30 as to execute in tho shortest possible timo
! ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most ro.
spcotfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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On. HosrErTM, e ,II9f7f.I|. III Il9Taf g q!
Dear Sir: With pleasure osn taahfy thst ysur BIT
TIERS, from my knowedso Of thsir uss In my niy,
any Other. ,SEgis X 5is. ,f3yr,l
~ " Yours, &C., sfssi! ROBERT 01rBA1t1
Ry1soHkn. EnnnRhnna 90, m t.ii. Nsy % /.
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BUSINESS II NOTICES. SRI
ALL nsDsoF JOB WORK DoNH AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE. -.s, ~. 4. -;

NEWS OFFICE. 49, -,
Ft 50 f-o-Z-.G
.Usssh Auction Sales THIS Day. s.
JoHs 9. Mnson Co. will soil this day st 10 O'Clock
In their auction salearooms congress booa Lice prints,
a6, also. hoop shrts dross silts oonct '6c.s also
stock Of summer clothing. r,g ,afEs ~.
W. Knox win soil this day, at 10 O'Clock at THAR
auction sales rooms, No. IS Hasel street opposite Post
Once. furniture Of q family lo.yins tho city u
WN. MoKAI JoHa CA,PakII viii sell ths diy, 1t 10
o'clock D. their auction haiesroomi No. ls8. Kolng
street, oppouts Pavilion Hota, and second hsnd fur
niiure; also, groceries, 90 q ~ ~ ~, =" - - :
Murs DnAxE win sell this day. as 10 o'c,oek, At his
store, corner Of King and Liberty rsroeta, 80 oAsss
boots and shoes. " 'i'!'. . I, -. -, - = I /
~, +! IA A Fact Worth Knowing. 2, 81 20 +: 3
Tho best Investment for All invalid. who sufsrs fom
debility 1oas Of appetite, Is bottle Of PAnms .He-
patio Dittars Il win be to give reat For saie BY
all prussists n, ~, asti st; 4 . e ;s1fea
=, 80 .f'. ~ o. u Ia !, T. ai.,fII:o.I
Tho Time 60 Advertise In tho Country
THE Puusn hass q large circulation throughout tho
middle and upper Districts Of ths State Advertising
rates reasonable the stringonoy Of the money
tet will warrant Merchants and others wshng to use
the columns OF tho poper win address D
- JULIAN, A. ;RIBY, Propristor, y
February IS ,s5...t Columbus, 8. O.
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a oIroaD. Warren CO., II. T., August %. 1884 :.
Mrsaaa HosrrFTzn snrFH. Pittsburgh. Psifnsi f, y
Z iJs' Thare fsAA great dsntAnd for your valuable
bocn using them In our hniIy he rome Time, md ma
them the best medicine Of any for tsrnily uss II
~ Yours. .t "a y. Il. oANpxR COLE.
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Lol TIE PooR FnERpMAN.-With q certain class
among the freedmen Bummor La tho haloyon Pc
Rod. Work Is then unnecessary, for the earth
supports her Children, and tho sale Of the fruits
that grow wild at this season Is sufficient to sua-
tain life, md that is their highest aspiration. The
cry blackberry" lis familiar 10 the'ear, and is now
heard In every part Of tho city It ia varied by tho
difIorcnt wonders, who tax their ingenuity to in
Won't somo wild yell that will alarm the citisons and
cause t..cm to purchase II oaly to preserve the
peace.
We we're recently struck with new appeal ut
torod by an old knook-knoed and dilnpidated feed-
man. He was evidently plantation hand and
greon at tho bnsiness his basket was full, con-
tanning perhaps his ont stock in trade, and the
sun WAS approaching It's zenith. Ho sent forth
his gutteral cry OF 'backborryp ut intervals, but
failing to obtain custom ho hsstatcd, but sudden
ly q bright idea struck him, and he added to his
usual invocation: "Oh, want somo money 30
bndi" This plaintive appeal was not long unan-
swered and before he passed out Of sight no was
hailod his basket lghtenod and the coyotod green
backs in his possession. Whether he continued
his snles wo know not, but left tho spot wishing
that some Of tho philnnthropio travelling orators
had been present, md they would have obtained o
text for Discourse on the pleasures OF emanoipa-
tion.
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want oheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MuIERs Almanac; . = :, ,'t';s.,
II you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books hound in any style, or Aoooun
Books mado to order, with any desired pattern
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.TusooLA, IL, August ., 1850
MEszRs HosTRTTKn & ENrTH; i. X ~ - 49,.
Dear Siri use your N TIERS IN my hm1y, and
consider them tho best that can be procured NY wifs
has derived srOat bcnont from using tham and Also o
hders them invaluable medicine ji.9aj :.
q ,iRespestiully yonrs. iiiii q. p. MILLER.
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STOLEN PuMPs.-Thoro arc o certain class OF
thoSO, now n tho city who, like tho bummors Of
old, conno their operations to particular articles
nnt gcorn to plundcr gercrully. They hnyo Iatoly
taken fancy to tho plumbers business, and con-
iiscate every copper pump thoy can roach. These
arc caeily disposed Of, and II is hard mattor 10
identify tho property. Many OF these pumps haro
boon recovered by tho detectives, but they hnvo
been unnble, in evory instance to restore thom to
tho ownors on this n,,ount. II each person was
to put sono mark or bruud upon his pump ho
would bc ablo. in Of theft, TO trace it with
case, and indeed 1t is tho part OF wisdom to mako
this distinction, for scarcely day passos without
aomo house boing dcspotlcd. Wo mako the sug-
gcstion at tho request Of the officers, as It would
cnablo thom to trace tho atolon pump with cor
tainty, and would bo the mesns Of convioting tho
thief.
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DnAf1 osAx OLD hAn1.xsrouAsS Tho pdro,fna
Spartan lbrinEs the sad death Of
o formor resident OF this city. Mra. CATHERINE
LoU1aA OKLAND died at tho residence OF hor
daughter, Mrs. DR.. VERNON, in the town Of Spar
tanburg, on tho 9th ultimo, sged eighty yoars,
four months and ono day.sii - fN Ni
Mrs. oErAsp wns natiyo Of the City Of Charles
ton, and hor maidon namo was CLARK. .sho WAS
married first to Mr.. WILLIAM FAnRn, and thon to
Mr. JonN OELANp. In oarly lifo sho claimed hor
pa:o in tho Lutheran Church, but in after ycars
whom separated from early associations by her re-
moyal to sPartaubuIg District, Hhe became g
membor ~ tho Methodist Church, and was indeed
o mother in Israel. Her disease was dropsy Of tho
Ghost, accompanied by othor Symphonic usually
attendant upon old ago. Tho timo Ind arrived
whom "tho weary wheels Of lfo should stand still,
and "the silver cord bo looHcd," and sho was ready
to say, "Eow Lord Hottest thou thy servant depart
In peaco." "
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At meeting Of tho. stonowall Firo Engine
Company, held attNarkct Hall on tho ovcning of
tho 2lst inst L. SncEEHsEs was elected -Pres-
don't to hl tho vncaicy occasioncd by tho rcsigna-
tion Of J. @. REsrli:as
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. Eaot yorth Knovtn,e,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-24

REAL ESTATE SiLs-Mr. JAMES L. CAN'T sold
yesterday morning, at tho old custom house, on
account Of JAMES TUPrEn, 8Iaator in Equity,
oil that lot of land, with tho house and outbuild-
ings thereon, being tho second house from tho
oorncr OF Limo street, and ON tho west sido OF ST.
Philip street continued, measuring on tho wcst
line 85 feet, and In dcpth on the south and north
ines IS feet each, for $1,100. Terms, ono
third onsh; balance in one and two years, secured
by bond and mortgage OF tho purchaser, with in
terest from day Of salo,, payable scnli-annually