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CITY ORDINANCES.

A ORDINA NOE
n TO authorize the sale of lot of ground in
Section [. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordatn That tue
Mayor OF the city be and he is hereby autho
rized TO sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, after thirty days notice of the time and
place of sale by advertisements In three of the
daily newspapers of the said city, and by hand
bills:
and improvements thereon erected, situate on
the west side OF Fifth street. at the distance of
one hundred and seventy six feet northward
nom the north side of Noble street, in the
Twelfth ward of the said city, containing in
front or breadth on the said Filth street forty
feet four and half inches, and extending in
length depth westward, between lines
parallel with said Noble street, one hundred
and sixty. one feet two and half inches on tue
north line, and one hundred and hfty-one feet
seven inches on the south line thereof for
cash, clear of iDcumbrance: Provided tnat be-
fore the deed by the city is executed for said
premises the ground rent of four hundred and
eighty dollars per annum now charged thereon
shall be extlnguished and discharged; and
provided, that no bid shall be accepted for said
premises less Than eight thousand seven hum
dred and twenty dollars. and tnat the pur.
chaser shall pay all expenses for stamps and
conVeyanelng, as well for the eXttngushment
of the ground rent as for ;he deed To the pur-
Section q That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to aftiX the corporate sesl of
the city to such deed or deeds as may be neces.
sary to convey the said lot OF ground aud pre-.
mis es to the purchaser or purchasers thereof
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President of Common Council
WILLIAM =. s rOKLEY,
President of Select council.
BrNJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council
Approved The twentieth day of November,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
1t Mayor OF Philadelphia,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MERIoAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TTHIiAN AMI; gEEs%SS GENE &S { oPskER!h %skkERhrzEk
C0MBINAn ION 0omPANY.
Tho nm, EAoKpAY; y hnL.5 NSGXSEsaEh sa 1885,
ne 9olc ni phlladelphla and vicinity are respect-
su WITH 6e @ focw 9Axf xRp,e G1sr s
OEra Of Two WEEK during tue 0Sf
MADAME anna DE La GRANGE.
MISS Sd se. se5 tsreTei hsa,gageeGmsnt) leg,
McCULL93dH, MAD,LLE DURASD
,,s M&DASE JAZZ s'PSjsa' R0sA uELL1NI.
SIG. BkIGYoII,. HERR HABELM ANN, SIG.
The celebrated Bssso Buff,
SIG. GEoReiO ron COM.
. tITsL Bsritones aud Bassos: ~
SID. ANToNuCCI ~" foN@ SS'
HERR JOSEPH HEKMANNS
Stage ;i;ndnc DUBREUIL
MAX MARETzEKz ssnq slqi ToRRIAN1.
FAUfT BEn rsN4aSa NAETjA rz ana FaA DIItASyoLo
.TRovAToRE EKNANf. bon GIOVANNI,
s1tILlAN NESPERS, BARBIERE DI SEVIaLtAi
ROBERT EDiABLE.
The THE CHORUS AND ORCh EsrRA have been Sc.
onrC, WIN ths greaes care from the best available
me bodies Who have served under Mr. Mare&ex's
THE % ! & GiEs are entirely new, and have b ,eu
I'll IN SEES Sfs win be carefully
by regulsr membsTs ct mr Mare,zek's 0ompany
NIGHTS. ITALIAN OPERA every MONDAY
DNESDAY, and FRIDAY. GERMAN OPERA
every 4 u F. DAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
MAIL, MAIiNEES EVERY SATURDAY.
sfAT Fifty chSTs RStHH R&FkA FAafhY AnEsEFEHP GFR.
- e-.A' . tiUBsGRlFTioN SECURED SEATS
for the ENTlRk TIVE We NIGHTS, Including
TWO MA1INEkS, ONLY TWELVE DOLIAR5
Secured seats for either the SIX II A LA orr SIX
GERMAN opera nights and ONE MATINEE onlv
hENEN DOLL ARS. 'AS
The office for subscriptions will open MoNDAv,
Nov. 23, and remain open TUESDAY and WE'D
NESJ AY, Nov. ~ ard 2S, 1T OHAR RIES TRII Np-
LEBS Music Store, No $40 CHhSNU Street
The REGULAR SALE for any nights will corp
meDCe THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. 26 nj On as
TRUM PIERS, ana AT the ACADEMY OF Music
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CLEARED YESTERDA'

ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
juS RISES. 81 MOON SErs 20
ANN e3BTs rs HIGH WATER, Al
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HOOP SKIRTS.

wv j. l. AN 5. GRAN
W. C.MMissloN MkRCaANT
NC. 3. DELAW RE Avenue, PhilRdslphia
AGENT FOR
Jpuponrs Gunpowdsr % Refined Nitre Charcoal etc
SrocEeS BTos d Co.'s Yellow Metal shea.hing,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
TEN NILE ROAT RACE.

A rowing match for stake of 5000, took
place yesterday between John Blue "a member OF the
Began Crew. and avorably known rs an oarsman), and
Robert Peach, battery boatmaD. The cruise was from
the Battery 10 and around the Robbins Reef Lighthouse
and rcturil-a distance Of ten miles The contestants
started at little past four, and both rowed strong and
steady stroke From the start, hOweye, Blue took the
offered While of BcdlOes Island Peachs boat shipped
water and he obliged TO bale her, thus widening the
gau which Blues superior rowing had made. At the WIN
nng point Blue thrccquarters ola mile ahead ana
here Pcachs boat aga filed and had 10 be rcbaed From
this time race devoid OF interest nothing short
OF the breaking loss Of the part Of Blue, or
his boat, would give hope OF pressing
his adversary for victory. Blue finally reached the
winning post in hour aud "a minutes. Messrs. Cantn
and MOsier were the Judges, and Mr. NJ Qulgey the
referee.
The Battery was nearly hidden by the mass of people
who had coigregated view the start and when the
victor rOwed trumphanty ill., the same crowd was there
TO welcome him with hearty cheers. The race was wit
messed by large number OF sporting men, who accom-.
panied the boats in steamers, yachts and skins aud
chcered on the tOlling OaTsmcn.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
EYCKE,s COMET.

The fifteenth predicted appearance OF Encbe 5
celebrated Comet is now at hand Calculation
the last Of this month the time when will be nearest
the earth This little comet whisks round the In an
eiptical orbit once in little than three years
and IS always seen from part % the earth for
short time, when passing to or from the vicinity OF us
pcrheOn When farthest from the sun 10 j. nearly mid
way between the orbits OF the Asteroids and the orbit OF
Jupiter when nearest the sum- inside OF the orbit Oi
Mercury. Encke's Comet has curious but interesting
history NJ. Melth on OF the Paus Observatory discOv-
cred n I'm Ag0iis in 1885, Miss Caroline Hcrsche of
England iu CygaS IN 1925; NJ 5onNald OI Ials IN rSd
Major i'm 1895; and NJ POns Of Marsei.cs, 1918. Upon
this last discovery ~ Enckc, OF Berlin, whose name IL
bears calculated with great exacness the clements Oi
its motion and snguary enough found them 10 coin
eide with the elements the previous comets, thereby
establishing their identity ana that the comet moved
round fine ann i'm about twelve hundred DAYS IL having
escaped observation previous returns by reason OF Its
renOteness. coming 10 view while III the Southern
heavens again lie predicted that 10 would return
tcd by VI. bunker at New South Wales, who discOS-
cred 1t the % OF june in that part OF the south
cru heavens which LuCRc Had previously Indicated.
Since that time It's return has been regularly pre-
dctcd with something OF the accuracy ol echpscs, i0l-
lowed by certain yericatlO On four ulHofeht Occd-
siOns since Encke discovered its penodtlty American
astronomers have independently discovered H. ana yer
hcd the truth Of predictions respecting us IedPlchlauoc
Prof Kendall writing under date july lo6, IRON Tie
phia High school Observatory 10 me Gdeht Oi
Enckes comet ms morning It's place cotlesponus Wen
win Encke's Ephemcils IL Is an extremely rant
icbna, without lal AZ lts next letuIn' III loiS' ti"
BOND 0 tue cambridge Observatory, uHrl ua'e VI AUS
~ wrote 10 President Everett: "On hOnday morning,
about o'clock, the comet Oi Encke was seen a tls O
seFyatOfy By nh. G.. H. BOnd extremely lalut patch
Ot light" At its next return IN lH52 ltol Bona Wrote
under date OF January H. 10 me Boston Irdrecr: MI
Tuttle Second assistant at this Observatory, caught
Euckes comet last evening have not heard of It's being
seen elsewhere on It's return IL - coming toward TIE
earth, shall OF 70 II the clouds do not
prevent" 1t visible Ia the northern hemisphere
at its return u 1885, but IN 1853 under date of September
6, Prof Bond wrote 10 the journal; Two falut
tecscuuc comets were discovered at tins Observatory
last night by Mr. H. +. Tuttle. One drgres south of
CApea. and another degrees east OF IT. The comet
near Capea proved 10 he Enckes upon comparing It's
place with Enckes Ephemeris, which came To hand after
the accidental discovery Of the comet THIS very inter
estng little comet Is again vending It's way earil"ard
We may expect % hear OF its discovery very soOn.
Its pathway Is through Auga Geoii, ana cancer con
teatiOns visible IN the morning sky ut this season Of
the Year.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
Judge Low, maehiss
Clara Post, Port Chester.

SolIie Burton, Efsabethport Judge Low maehss
Eva. Norwich Clara Post Port Chete,
S. L. Thompson, Eew,Haven.
Sloop Lady Jackson, Sanders, NewbuFgh.
Sloop Jane Grant Myers Abany.
Steamer VIM !. TruIton, from Albany for Hartford. m.
BELOW. ...r.
Shin Forest Eagle Hosmer. Cardiff June a. m5e.
Ship Emerald Isle Gillespie, Liverpool June mdse pas.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WuMrNGToS. Aug OArved, steamships Fairbanks from N,
Ca.RGysTos Aug i0-Arrivd steamship Gull ftoa Bn,
Sailed hrg Ambrose Light, for Philadelphia e
FoRrREs MONROE Aug lO-Aryd coast survey steamer B,1.
Passed up for Norfolk brig Lizzie Kmba from New York Passed &
scbr Island Home. frou Norfolk for Nova Scotia
NEwLoyDOa Aug l0Arryed schrS Hudson from Rockland W
Jefferson Eewlork; Cathaune Fsvo-l
xa Rondo1t Minnie Rsksnd; steamer josephine wesl.,
sailed sch Harriet Thomas for Philadelphia r. C. Ward Geooss
Belle OF the Bay. Georges Banks
BoroN Ang I0-Aryed steamship George Appod from Bmce
Below ship Maria De Gloria, from FayaL
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug l0The steamship Celia OleAds rom NeTio Iy
arrived IN the Thames this forenoon.
SorruAuPToN Aug l0The steamship America Ens from New
York Juy this q o'clock this morning On The
Bremen
The steamship Germaa which len Negiok july
arr we'd at this port a "A o'clock Saturday evening
QuRENsTowS Aug i0The steamship Tania, from hewierk Jr
30 has arrived
arrived at this port at early hour this morning -
arrived at this port yesterday route 10 Liverpool
SPOKEN.
July % lat % 20 Ion So ship FaelA from Glasgow for Boston
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
BASEBALL.

ACTIVE vs. MUTUAL-DEFEAT OF TIE MUTUAL
The Mutual and Active Clubs of this city
played yesterday the Capoline Grounds, Brookyh'
before an assembage Of persons In this contest the
Mutuas sustained second defeat this season. Holding
their adyersaries cbcaply the Mutals upon the
field not only shOrt-handcd but-save four Hany, Me-
MahOn Deyyr, and Pike-wthOut their playing uniforms
The Acves, being without Rogers, found substitute IN
Clarke and their nine appeared IN tull playing costume
The Actves began the game in earnest at the Dat ana
made two in the first inning While he Mutuals
of that careessncss which they noted IN contests
with clubs measurably weaker than themselves. Inc
second inning, owing to bad play on Jewetts part
faulty decision Of umpire and very fine hitting
yielded the Actives nine runs The Mutuas ound rOuDe
ence the printed innings below VIII snow,
from this 10 the seventh innings as favorable
sfiu no change was made in the Mutual field,
until the close OF the sixth inning, when JeWett was sent
hon taking third base This change demanded be-
fore the completion Of the second nnDg as It was then
stou But this alteration OF the field too late; Tor,
although Pike caught well aud Woers began 10 pitch
TevcrsaI of the Winning enres was beyond probability
The Actves from the first the seventh inning, played
OF VI hs4ey belIg perfect. my ,.,a @ 80 : NO., i,d
the best Of support, for up 10 that time hot man hau
been pat foul hy bound on either slde ana ot
chance had been missed by thc AcuIt oaI.nca' h,
theActyei Club deserve tins victory there is no DOUBT
9ut tat they were ycoIs - 50 long ouds Mas I"s @ & ~
baheld. The three Kcllcys on the Actyeside
made the pretes general play Of the game ana Hanes
next walker mace the Dest ptl'lhB S,ul. u,e. va,
has been set down to his ~, account 3I, pite ior
and Mcmahon the heaviest at times, and consequently
the most TO be applauded. Hauy, owing 10 the SAFETY
OF the Actyes hitting threw but man out &C hfst
base During the game PIKE played az center uela tlTu
base, and catchers post Bearmau changed Tor Va WINE
with Woers; Shreyes third base and then 10 center
field; Mcmahon at right field and thrd ens'; JeW.I s
catcher and next 10 light field. Mr; EUmendori VINO
satisfaction to the ballpayers VINO ~itnr',d the Eo @
lhe aDsehtees on the mutual sue were S""Huol' anu
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
pISSENGERS 4RRJVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL, Aug l0-fn steamship Mlls-A RemSien
Hansau Gregg James T. Campbell Dr. T. Mool Miss deh, j. r.
Fellows James Campbell John Mcture G. Ogeu Niles Ogden Mis-
Rru.
FROM CHARLESTON s. C. July lO-In Steamship Manhattan
Miss Prkus Mrs Brnmme and daughter Mrs cely and child Mis-,
GusU"d Miss Ia Want, Miss 5 Wehb Miss BiGgsy Mrs
H. Sorryeu daughters aud child M Kelly Miss T. A. Kelly Mss
Brown, Airs DR. Miss j. b. Smith Mrs W. H. Griffith Miss
NJ. l. sims, MAJ j. }. Van Hon J. r. Humphres h. L. White
g. L. Bust, Mrs G. V. SWIM aud 3 children. c. V. SNin
Butler Capt Mccormick Mai L. b. Perkins r. Mccoy ard we
H. H. Noble ard wife, H. u. Waterman. j. j. Cgue Miles Drake Jas
Van Neek, Benton wf aud two children Capt Coulter aud
Mrs Rodgers and children DR. T. B. Wagne wife aud two Children
and nnrse Mrs L. H. King Mrs Ernest T. Cady, W. Carr NJ A.
Renneck Reach D. W. g. Sims Johu Read Capt Hughes d.
o. Floyd, G. n Huger and 20 10 the steeTage. Il f.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
THE ATLANTICs DEFEATED.

ALBANY, Aug. 1O.--The Nationals OF this city
defeated the Atlantcs Of Brooklyn, this afternoon ln
nor contested game by score OF % tOlg The Nationals
pad spenddy in ali but inning while the Atlnlies
generally played badly.
ITEMS.
To-day the Excelsior and Athletic Clubs of
Brooklyn play at the Captoine grounds.
The contest at the Rensselaer, Park, Troy
today between the Atlantic and Union Clubs y regarded
as OF the great games OF the season. Inc Hay makers
will visit NeW-IOrk in a fortnight.
The contest for the silver ball and the Junior
championship Of the Southern Tier" came of on Aug -
between the Amateur and Cayuta Junior clubs The
Amateurs won by score OF % To IS.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
4, So enters h IMP Eclipse dam by Slasher...
Tme-l:lgt
THE SPRINGFIELD RACES
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 10.-Ihe RcpuGH

can has the following:
,o rosnects for the success OF the coming in
tins CITY increase as the time of the meeting approaches
An matters pertaining 10 them have Deeh ef III cnarge
Of DIR Irving Secretary of the American Jockey CluD
and during the racing week. IN progress a saratoga
he has been quite successful in his efforts To secure en-
tes col McDanes has entered SIX OF his best horses,
Including the famous hurdle racer. Red DICK, that was
here last Summer and Will probably bring wlth nm the
greater portion OF hs fine stable OF IA horses Messs
NJ H. Sanford and j. EckersOn have also entered TOT
the races and Mr. T. c. Moore is expected to make con
trbutons from his fine Southern blO0ds, should they re-
main at the North late I'm the season The entries sur
fcient 10 fiji all the finally closed a sara
toca on Friday, and on Saturday next the handicap
weights will be published, Nearly all the horses when
have been entered for the FAN meeting IN tins city nave
also been registered the at Naraganset PARK ~
Providence r. L. on August 2j and u, when running VIII
he inaueuraed on that course and will probably come
hence directly this city several days before the racing
bccns The club has the trOtting entirely WITHIN
its own control ana needs only 10 be as efficient ana am
gent as Dr. irving has been 10 insure complete success IN
both branches OF the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
HOME NEWS.
TrlE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER -
EEwYoRK Thsr. Bar Wind hOI' 'a5 lo "a = = w
Ac + 5.c 3OOJk. w. ~ - 40 4 W
u syi0OJ w. ,, 'ss,oSSC,S y w
So JlQ8 W. - u, - S'V' ~ o. I,,,s
edHdy TO 2 cloudy 10 Se cloudy to suHIg fe
bant Morning star the planet Venus now rises ~ he o ~ %
2l5 ~ appears conspicuous 10 % ,ns b. 80 ] anu ut the
2 N will be 20 from on The morning OF he i9t & he
~ he ,ooop in England Newfoundland Labrador Se n h'
Ain then veIy near Le ooIlh OF ue O
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A Constant Reader."-InfoImation concern
ing the OF tubes with pumps attached instead OF
wells be obtained Of any artesan well or pump man
ufacturer in this solder"-The first call for
troops made April IS, 1861 No soldiers having been
enlisted In March 1901, OF they bounty
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

The Early Rose potatoes. us recently described
in THE TRIBUNE raised by the Messrs Conover not
for Themselves but for Mr. G. W. Best OF Utica
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
IAnrOuucemsauI

ELECTRICAL ERA, for August 49, Devoted to
Eecnca Science Price Five Gents postpaid ADDRESS DR. CHAM
BERLIN, Medical EeetucaB No. West Fourieeuthst, n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

A SPLENDID NUMBER. DO not fail to see the
September uun Of Monthly Magazine with III grand
pIy the Fall Fashions and other novelties VIII be ready week
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

Horrible sunerings from Rupture and final
experienced BY Mr. George Hodges Read bic statement 5th
page ths psprr special notice ..t- ..
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OF YEwYoRE..........AUa.l 10

ARRIVED.
Orig JIis logan DetneTara - days sugar
Brr Nancy e. IluIen, Bunker Bangor
Brg Olive, Parker Sag iIarhor
sCHOoNEks-kyER AM COAsrwIsR
John Price, Bosan J. y. Wallace, Proviteuee
Baltimore New-laven fhla Hamilton, Providence
Jsiues Jenes, Havoc. Carts Goodwin. Providence
Ocean Bird, Virginia senator Proyhjrues
Matthew Kenny. Virginia. Julia, Joneshoro'
lsn6cIla, Woodbridge. Anna ElIabrth. Bangor.
Old Iark, Port johnson Hamhlrg, New Haven.
Richard Borden, Poughkeepde. Artist Sandwich
Delaware R"niouL orlaudo Nurb. Part Chester.
Horhan. R"hdnnI Maria FosS, Bangor. l
b. H. Braros, Rou-ouL PAuauNset. Br.Erpor,.
4. II. Jones, RUulouL khIsbeth Rurkland
Hudson NewhniHh John Adams Rochland
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
rlns tOnrth and uel up and Morriss traliDg Time,

glas fourth and we'll up and Morrss traiiins' iinie'
1874.
rr p p. soo Jsb of hree-quarers Of mile for two
var o. winner Of the Saratoga stakes Eve uonnds extra
Mr.. John H. Davis enters Alta Feia' BY 'An1"' ~
hy Eock ell...
NJ ID NSTauel enters Bonnie Lass BY imp bAfo"uy cam
Nj, ri w Cameron enters Ibverngas, BY Od OA"oAf dam
hy
Mr. ri W Cameron b. lRveTcauld, by 81 AoaH ou'
NJ T p Wps ~ epte1 cb by imp Eclipse Fidelity By imp
Mr. r. imp Eclipse, dam by
IIme-lSt
ENTRIES FOR THE SIXTH DAYS RACING.
The following are the entries and current rates OF poo
betting for the sixth and last day Of the saratoga races
tomorrow: a.. ,-or r.n.. .... ,..t,
FIrr Rrgaudcan hurdle for al ages Fo niles over eght
bundles q feet high. $40 the winner wv 10 " oLu hoIs
Iuba earring 800; starlight carving ' ID T%IOi bage
rarr-inr lS3 tb $50: Tycoon, carrying 10 d. El-' 80
SgCoyp RACR-nah of miles. for all ages li'y VV iAu
tae.aet -fa0 Pat Mallov, $500 James A. tonueN Tt9L
FHuD y mle' handicap for ngI' la' a,s iuI 9lIl
duru- he meeting; purse ~IO Sirrt, ''''' WV ~
CIauia, : 100; AlbleTa SIS; Lizzie Rogers : o.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
THIRD RACE.

Parse $500. Tins uisll o tIlce-dIlcIS "
for tWOycar Ods winner OF the r;tfutOgH Stakes h'c
pounds extra: sX entries All tine horses ged In HE,
MOTIFS Eclipse hlly plunging, cINihg shuitIhg ana
tossing her head and lying the dirt with her bouncing
hoOfs. the rider bobbiug like the cork OF fishing hc IN
rufied stream. The iag kissed the ground AhOlnef
bad start, but the horses are on all MOr1s's lilly
who with her head where her tail should nave been
danced 10 the music of the flying feet in the distance
She b0unces like hound In the slip, jumps but never FOR
mark. Bonnie Lizzie and Alta Nea, meek aud meek,
hurrying for the regular course. Now the Brown
lilly passes up to the front with the speed OF the wind
with CanerOn's Invercauld and lnverglas straltlg
couple Of lengths behind and MOliss Eclipse cot last OF
all Turning into tlie regular course al the haihuc
pole, Alta Nea passed 10 the front, mid wild cheering
from the Grand Stand, and led the faNOrlte lehgtn,
other horses remaining in tho positions In flus
way they sirlck the home stretch aud came down anna
hurTahs with but slight change OF position Reaching
the Judges stand Alta Yca length ahead O Bonnie
Lass CameIOns nyercaud third and cOSe up, lnYcrn'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
Do YOU
WANT GAS

We aeo 20 house r ftures both atd
property II We cannot pat lp aAhue shat A 10
perfectly satisfactory under aud condition Ctcuars and
ilnnatan. uNIOh GAS CO. No. u nel.st. y. n.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
Sllerif's S Sales.

Df virtuo of sundry writs OF 8cri facias to me
ID directed, l will sell to the highest bidder, at
Pickcns Court House, on Salcday in July next, and
days following, the below described property, to
wit:
One Tract Of Land, lying OH Oconco Creek, on
which defendant now lives, containing 500 &c. cs
moro or legs, and adjoining lands of ". a. Lay,
Exor., and others, levied on as the property OF
at the suit of - Reid.
Ono Tract Of Land lying on waters Of Cane
Creek, containing 1873 acres moro or less and a,l-
joining lands of ~. d. Gaillarl and others levied
on as tho property of at the suit of
Joseph Frioks.
Lot No. situated in the town of Walhalla
On Maine anu Spring Streets, containing 2 acres,
more or less. levied on tho property Of
at the suit of Williams Warne, Agent.
One Tract Of Land lying on waters of chcostoe
Creek containing G5 acres more or less, and atl.
Joining lands of H. II. Werner and Others levied on
ms tho property Of John Brown at tho suit of tho
Stale for taxes.
Ono Tract Of Land lying on waters of Twelve
Mile River, containing 800 acres more or less and
adjoining lnnds of Mrs. Mathurs. Ropor and 9th.
ers, levied on as the property of W. B. Stancil at
tho suit of the State for taxes.
One tract Of Land lying on Cane Crook, contain.
ing 21D acres more or less. and adjoining lands of
a. d. Gaillard and Others levied on as the proper
y of Jesse Hall at the suit Of the State for taxes
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for titlc
and stamps.
L. THOMAS, STD.
Junc9, 1868 80 I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
Marriage Guide.

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