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FURNITURE.

CAUTION! BE w ARE
FURNITURE!
THE TRtoK OF TRADE EXPOSED
1t has been plan of certain small in the Furni
ture trade TO give IL cent commission to
parties from other trades and bringing sending
customers them, and then charging the purchasers
higher price for their furniture else sending them an
inferior article.
THIS is TO caution parties go stores whore they
are thus silly recommended by these interested advisers
Messrs Gould Co do pay any commission TO carpet
stores, any Others and Therefore AFFORD to sell
cheaper give their the full benefit of this
saving.
uture Trade the hope merit its continuance
GOULD Il 90,
" f. Corner of NINTH and MARKET Streets, and Nos
81 ano 80 North SKCOND Street lO % lat
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Second and Third Streets ......... "a $1,000
Fourth and Eighth Streets. 40 1000
Fifth and Sixth Streets. ............ 40 1850
Tenth chfi ana Eleventh Streets. SS 100
Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets. E. 20 1000
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Sts... Is 75O
Lombard and South Streets........ IA 700
Spruce and Pine Streets. ............ 13 $50
Chestnut and Walnut Streets. 39 1900
Girard College and Ridge Avenue. 20 1000
Arch St, Race and Vine sts., etc. 40 1000
Coates and Green Streets. .......... 20 1900
In addition to the above the folloync vs5isSS s5fISS
have also been license, iuy tie Highway Depart
ment;-"as .,-, 1888 Draw 357 Carts, G64 Hacks
-. making total o. Je25.
HoM1cIDS,--on the goth of September Peter YER
cheler aged fortyone years, was beaten at tavern
near Front and Pine streets. be was admitted to
the Pennsylvania Hospital the same day in an nm
conscious state, and remained IN tnat c0nultlon
until the time of his death, which occurred this
morning. Deceased resided in Grscom street
above Pine He leaves wife and children. Efforts
have been made TO secure the arrest OF the assa'
ants of Mr.. Nerchellert Dut without enect'
POLICE APPOINTMENTS morning Mayor Fox
announced the following appointments on me police
Charles H. Mclaughlin Delaware Haroor George
W. Dougherty and Martin Wibel; Reserve, John
OGrady and Reuben Britain.
THRILLING FRE.-About three O'Clock this morning
fire broke out in an ash barrel in the yard ol Lg-
gets liquor store, No. 1876 Market street. Lieu
tenant Gercke discovered the hames and eXtin-
Ruished them.
ROBBED BoAT.-Johne Holt has been committed
by Alderman Beitler for robbng skin in the Della,
ware, near Poplar street wharf, Of a number of small
articles. He was arrested by Delaware HarboT
| Policeman Schuman.
HOUSE RoBBERY.-The house OF Mr.. Sunderland,
at SNtyseventh and Haverford streets, was entered
last night and robbed Of lot of clothing and $50 In
money. The thieves effected an entrance by means
of ''nippers' applied to the key OF the door.
| FELL DBAD-An unknown white man went into a
beer saloon, at No. 1871 North Second street, about
| eight O'Clock This morning. lie was taken Win
| minutes.
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LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs-The monthly exhibition Of
the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society comes OIL to-
night.
The prison calendar, as furnished to Judge
Peirce yesterday, contains about one hundred and
twenty cases, twelve OF one-tenth OF the whole
number, being charges of murder.
The dedication of the Lyle Monument will take
place about the frs of the year. 1t is proposed
parade in citizens dress.
-Messrs. Benjamin F. Wright, John F. Shermer,
their annual visit yesterday to the theatres and
Academy Of Music.
The steamer FELTON,, sunk in the Delaware some
time since, has been hauled OF the rocks, and Is now
lying on the beach high and dry.
The Lombard and South Streets Passenger Rail-
way stockholders held their annual meeting this
morning.
The stockholders of the West Philadelphia Pas
senger Railway Company meet this afternoon.
Yesterday being All Saints Day, it was cele-
brated in a number of churches.
There is an insurance of Sl26,OOO on the Academy
OF Music
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OBITUARY.
Sir Richard GrOsVenOr, Marauis of VEST
minister.

Sir Richard Grosvenor, MarGuis of West
despatch from London dated yesterday reports
the death OF the Marquis of Westminster, in the
seventy-ffth year of his age. The deceased noble
man was Sorn on the 2Ith of January 1885, his father
being Sir Robert, who was created Marquis of West
minister in 1881. The family is of the oldest and
most distinguished in Great Britain descending from
illustriOus ancestors who tOurshed in Normandy
as far back as the year 9l2 and were Indirectly
related to William the COnqueror, with whom
the founder OF the English GrosvenOrs over to
England. The immediate ancestors of the late Mar
quis were first ennobled in 1921, when Sir Richard
GrosvenOr was created baronet In 1861 another
Sir Richard was elevated to the peerage by the title
OF Baron Grosvenor OF Eaton, county palatne of
Chester and in 1884 was advanced to the dgnites of
NiScount BeRrave and Earl GrOsvenOr. The subject
of this sketch was not distinguished in politics. al
though he possessed a great deal OF influence. lie
succeeded his fatherin February, 1886 becoming the
possessor OF probably the largest estate in England
His wealth was enormous, yielding, 1t is said an an
nua income of nearly three millions of dollars. The
manner IN which THIS vast fortune was obtained was
remarkable.
The Tirst Earl Grosvenor was in comparatively
slender circumstances but was the owner of large
tract Of low marshy land in Westminster, which
yielded him but little and which was regarded as of
little value. The rapid growth OF London towards
the land attracted the attention OF master builder
named Cubitt, who leased number OF the unprO-
ducive acres turned them into city lots and began
erecting houses. The value of fhe property now in-
creased with marvellous rapdity. Upon was built
the present arstocralc portion OF London known as
Pimlico and Belgravia. Cubtt acquired immense
wealth by his enterprise; but the lucky owner OBJ
tanned the lions share. In Few years. IL Is stated,
the lots leased oy Cubt VIII revert 10 the present
owner whose fortune VIII then be increased 10 pro-
baby 4,0C0O coo per annum
We have already remarked that the deceased no.
bleman was not distinguished In politics. 10 my
also be said that he was distinguished for his
wealth alone, and for nothing more. lie was at one
time Lord Steward OF the household, and was Lord
lieutenant and CustOs ROtulOum OF the county OF
Chester at the time OF his death. In the House Of
Lords he was known as a Kind OF conservative libe-
raj who cared less for political questions than for
his vast property. His eldest son and heir however,
who now succeeds to the title and estate, Hugh
LgarI GroGU hag
prominent as a member of Parliament in the liberal
interest. He is regarded as man or fine ability,
has travelled extensively and was conspicuous durmg
the recent reform agitation England by his refusal
| no vote for the liberal measure.-N. Y. Herald.
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The Sd was the occasion Of the greatest and most
destructive freshet ever known here, and eXtending
through New York and New England-greater in the
Eastern States than here. At Springfield (Mass.)
inches OF rain fell, and in New York421 inches.
Oh the night of the 25th and 26th the weather was
SO that the frost killed the dahliaS and some
of the other tender plants.
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The Election in Illinois.

The election is progressing here, and the
greatest excitement prevails, but so far there
has been no disturbance. 1t is expected that
the vote will be very close. Both parties now
claim to he ahead
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The ARREST OF ALDERMAN OLNEY.--It is uu-
derstood that Alderman Oney will at once bring an
action for false Imprisonment against W. b. Mishaw,
the col bred magistrate by whom he was arrested on
Friday night 1t Is believed that there is good ground
for an action for conspiracy against the same person
in connection with the same case.
There is proper determination on the part Of all
the gentlemen concerned in the M,yoralty embrogIo
to hold TO thu strctest accountability under the law
any person who may proceed against them in an ar
bitrary or malicious manner.
OI Saturday morning Al lerman olney gave bail in
the sum Of three thousand dollars, F. W. Marshall
Esq. and 2. D. oakes, Esq., being the sureties. to
appear on the first Monday in June and answer to
charge Of m s1emsanor.
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THE YACHT HENnuTTA..--Thi well known
craft, lately in our harbor, and which was mred tor
her fine line. and clipper.like appearance. had
stormy pas sage to New York The Herald OF Frieay
lasthas tbs following report in refe ence toi,:
The Henrietta arrived al this port yesterday from
Key est via Charleston, which place she left on the
10th Of last m lnth he first day out che encoun-
tered fearful tornado from the nor,hward, wbich
carried away the fore and msiD BOOM with all their
attach ments. The sheets were torn to pieces as
though they had been made of tissue paper and
blown overheard, but were recover ed by the ere v
after three hours hard york. While the tornado
ragged most fIrlously the sea ran very high 1he
yacht. however, rode through the storm In her
usually gallant manner, showing conc usIvely that
the splendid asoinG qualities she displayed during
the ocean yacht race had NOT as yet abandoned he
Af,er the sails had been recovered storm trysail
and two:re-ed foresail were isged, and with these
sails alone to aid her on her course the vessel pass
ed throug the ordeal triumphantly. with no other
damage than the injury to the sales above men
toned
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THE RAILROAD WAR The Augusta Chron-
ole and Sentinel of yesterday says that the commit
tee Of the Augusta City Council have reported in
favor OF allowing the Columbia and Augusta Raj
roac to build bridge across tho Savannah River
They say that the columbia and Augusta RAILROAD
has fulfilled the conditions OF its agreement with the
city, and 1t now only remains to designate the point
at which the road shall cross. The committee give
history Of tho contract Of tie city with the South
Carolina Railroad. and in the words OF the Chron-
Gle, "the committee. we think, though they do not
say so in 80 many words, certainly by implication
leave the impression. that the contracting cou pany
have violated all of thec contracts with tho city and
that therefore, the Heard resolution is no longer
binding upon the latter" Tho statement OF the
Chronicle is one-sidea cne. The South Carolina
Raj road can doubtless put worry different COM
plexion upon this imporian, transaction
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The celebrated veloci-
p-dists will mmcnc. their pablic exh bitons to-
day, the younger of the Han!on B:o;hcrs starting
from the corner of Queen end ,tate-strces at twelve
o'clock NJ, TINS giving the East BY merchants the
first sight ef this wonderful performance.
Ithas been reported for several days tAat Captain
T. N Bonncaus Oft is CITY, has been ca5tused OF the
coast Of Cuba, trying tn run the rlock'dc.
Yesterday, the weather suddenly changed cold
enough to produce ice. of water exposed few
mihutes
Anumber Of The P.llsbury " Aldermen " so called,
qualified on Saturday night. They CAIN that they
have now o money quorum or mo money" quorum
sworn in
The Rev DR.. Baker preached at High Mass at st.
H1ary's Church yesterday
In consequence OF the tide not sui ing, river ir,-
mcrson by the Rev. Jacob Lcglrc Gid not take rlace
at the foo. tf JraGd.'ireet, yesterday, sa; at the
Morris-street Baptist Church.
Profes sor Bond, The wire walker. who astouishcd
an immense eoncourse of people, inc:utins hun
dreds of ladies', with his peri."u' and wonderful
feas, at the corner of Hasel and Mcstus-sreats on
Saturday, will exhibit agin to-day at III, same
hour-thrce o'clock. Ho is really worth seeing.
rumor obtained currency last evening taat Gov
ernor Scott would BE- in the city to-day, to put the
finishing stroke to the municipal muddlc.
DeLarge aspir> 10 the posuastership of this city.
Tho people are thoroughly satisfied with th" present
incumbent
The Mission Presbyteriau Church, co!orcd George
street, was opened for tho first time for divine
vice yesterday morning, noon and evening.
The members of the b:r will bear in mini that
the country docket OF ths Court of Common Pleas
will be called today.
If the name, and number OF those who go in the
hack door of the .white house" in oushty street
we're known. they Gould 'asonish tho nat YES"
Vskanm sapi
The other evening .'teforc hours while the vis-
tors to the college exercises were returning through
St. Philip-street city cart WAS engaged IN receiv
ing night soil from yard near by. Surely this
busiaess should be deferred until "after hours. "
when people have retired
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AsSiGNEE's SALE.

-
by virtue of al order of slc 10 me directed BY The
Hon. George i Bryan. Judge OF the United STATES
Court for The Dlsir CT o. south Chro ina, Will
Offer for sale at pubic ou.:ion. on tho first MON
DAY IN april next, at la O'Clock NJ, az carnweIl
Court House,
Ihc following REAL E,TAIE:
All that L II OF LIND. with improvements
thtreon in The town Of Tilis.o1 Earn~ ell County,
known as the Bog4chie Lot bounded North by lands
OF The estate OF WilI!s East by lot known the
Beasly lot, hereinafter described, South by the
South Carolina Railroad. and West by lands OF W.
Graham, containing in Fl Mt las feet aud u depth 1IO
feet
All that LOT OF LAND, iu the snd Town of VIII
llstcn, in taid County, known as the Be,sy loi.
bounded North by Ian of J. Il. Willis. East by
lands OF GiIlc py, south by lands OF souh Carolina
Railroad, and w ST by the togichie l3t ato emen.
toned containing 81 feet by 14O.
Also oil that LOr OF LAND il said Town and
County, known as Lot No. !, b,und.d North by q
street thirty feet vide East by la:ds Of G:lespy.
south by lands OF Gillespy and J. H. Willis, and
lot known Tho con6srated ut Of the estate OF z.
Willis end West by street twenty feet wide.
All that LOT OF LAND. in tho Town Of BapbelG,
IN The said County, known as OF No. 10, RANGE ],
bounded North b. Rai roll Avenue, East by ". 5.
Bamberg's .ot aou b by Bro I'd street, aud West by
Washir.tGr-suce.
All LOr OF land in tho said Towl of Bam-
berg, tounty aforesaid, Bown q. Lot No IS, haIiae
!, bouiI.lcd North by Eairoad Avenue. East by
lands of W. :. Bnubcrs, South by Broad-street a d
West by lands Of y. r. Fau.t.
A that Lur OF LAND in said own and County,
known as let No. Rausc !. bounded North by
I.road-strce, East ry Boundury-s;r,et, South by
land ct w. $. Bambcrg and u. W. Blmberg, West
by Caihoun.s.reet
All that LOr or LAND in said Town and County
known as No. 8, Range 8, bounded North by Black
bird Alley, East by Washiuglon.street, south by
lands of u. w. Bamborg, and West By Calhoun
street.
Also, half of LOT NO. -, in said Town and
County, bounded Moth by lands Of South Carolina
Railroad, Past by lands Of p G. Allen. soutb by
Broal-s. rect, and West by lands of G. W. Bitch
ipgton.
Ierms-onc-half cash; the balance in one year
from The day Of sale. secured By bond or bonds OF
the purchasers. bearing interest from tho doy CT
sale, and mortgage or mortgages Of the premises;
buildings to be insured and policies assigled. Pur-
chssers to pay for papers and stamps.
FREDERICK j. SMITH,
Assignee Esta o Geo. Hoffman,.
HJ Notice is hereby given, by order Of the Court
to all persons who may have Or claim any special or
general lien the above property 10 come forward
aud prove their sand liens before j. c.. CARPENTER,
Esq Reg srar Bankruptcy. on or before the 2lst
ins.., bs forever debarred OF any special lieu on
the lnds arising from the sale Of said property,
whereof notice shall be given 10 tho Assignee afore-
SAID on or before the daY Of sIie.
FREDERICK ]. SMITH,
Assignee OF Geo Hoffman, Bankrupt.
March ma
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The PRoPlIEroRs OF "Whann's Raw Bone
supe,rhosphate OF Lime cordially ipvic farmrrs.
dealers aid oilers interested Ia procuring { rst-
class manure, to call and examine their worLs. see
process of manufacture and iusp ct tile mateI"al
used. They have no secrets, give fu,. value. and
guarantee their Phosphate to come ut to tre .an
dard aIaysis. ClaILorn, Herring & &C l-c the
agents for the sale of it in Au,usla AID Csaicslon
February % In"
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA Relieving "WHANN's" RAW BONE So
PERPHosPHATE OF 1 me TO be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superc. to many,
and being DESTROYS OF having 1t thoroughly tested.
we have concluded TO Offer the following Premiums;
1st For the largest yield of Cotton hom an acre Of
land Silver Pitcher worth s100. I'd. For the soc-
ond largest yield OF Cotton from IN ecre Of land,
Silver Pitcher worth 500 81. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an ccre OF land, Silver Gooler worth
s25
The above premiums will bc awarded where
"WHANNs'" Raw BONE sUPERPHosPHATE a'one is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will te required
to furn sh satistacto evidence OF the amount o.
duced on the ucre AM statement Of the manner In
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only Of this Phosphate will be distbued during the
season. Prices. delivered the cars at Charleston
s65 per ton, cash. or $50 for approved ti.y accept
ances, payable ist November.
CLAGHORN, HERRING l. CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. c.,
sni No. Warren Block, Augusta Ga.
February % limo
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MISSING ToLUME.-A volume OF IHE DAILY
NEWS les cover ng The period of six months. iron,
July, 1867. to January, 1868. which was borrowed
from this otIi.c by somebody several months ago
Las not yet been returned. The borrower will much
obnee us by Sc nding the same to The NEWS OFFICE
,,,,kout delay
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

MONUMENTAL FA1a.-We learn that the tair
OF the washincton Light Infac try Association, to be
held for Tie purpose of obtaining funds for The erec
ton of monument to the memory of the membe' 8
Of the CO mpany who fell in tho Ia war. will take
place at the Hibcrnian Hall, early in May. num-
ber of ladies already at work preparing for the
fair and we aye that the time-ho nore company
will make display equal to any that has ever been
seen in Charleston Much success to them!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

A TUG FOE CHARLEsToN.-Th Savannah Re
publican, Of Sunday morning. says: Tho po' erin'
steam tug ChrIstiana departed Yesterday afternoon
for Charleston under command OF Captain j.
Richardson, skiful officer. She will be engaged IN
the towing business in Charleston haibor. We wish
her and Ter popular captain every su cess "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

TIE STATE CONSTITUTION AND LAws.-Dcnny
Pe,ry of AIcetng.street state piiutt rs have pub
lshed and have for eae revised edition of the new
constitution to which added the acts aid JOINT
resolutions passed at the SPECIAL session. and copies
of the military orders therein re.enacted This l.
cemp.ct ad most valuable work. and ms the edition
is snail one, those who wish to obtain copies had
better apply for them at once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

The STEAMSHIPS EMILY B. SoUDER AND Mo-
NEKA-These two well-known steamships, which
formed for ebout two years lue between this city
and New York arc advertised to be sold at bankrupt
sale at the latter city wedr esday, March IT, The
Emily L. soudcr was built at Philadelphia in 1854.
md the Moneia ut the same place in 1865.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM. you want o
genuine and well fitting star shirt, neck lies aud col
lars OF all tyl,s md patterns. and all other articles
pertaioipg to Geut!eman's welLkept furnishing
goods establishment, 60 TO scott's Mee,ingstreet,
near Market. ard he will meet your wants without
tuil.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

TEE IIus1c ArST. MARY's YESTERDAY Tho mu*ic
at ST. Mary's Church yesterday o. High Mass and
vespers was particularly fnc. he leading soprano
ssrg with tenderness and noatness Of vocahza-
ton viii ei honor to her noble voice and thor
ouph musical knowledge
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

ALL WHO ARE IN WANT Of prime substantial
Boots and Shoes. will fnd them at Jshu Commins,
No. 13I Meeupg-srect near the Market. They are
offered g. fetal. mi February %
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BELTING! Betting {!

5JOO FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUN BETTING, Q, 8, 4. aud s
PLY
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPpED BEL 7
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCE'S PACKING, 1 INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER
SoAPSTONE PACKING, 1 INCH TO IL
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Jauuary1 emo
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CLUBS AND SrAIs.-Thcrc were only two
cases before the Mayor on Sa.ur9sy, which are as
follows:
l. B Joy. while under The influence of liquor in
Mceuns-strsct; nucd S5.
jerry Jtr igan white, lying dowa :aioxc;'d N
Ira id-street; in:d 50.
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PHE DAILY NEWS.

sS LARGEST clHcuLA TloN.-rnE DAILY
srws gLlNl- THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sYCOGNIZLp AS uivrSG TIE LAi:GFs1 cif'
COLLATION. IN TIE CITY OF CHARLE>roN.
PUBLISHES IHE LIST OF LETTERS GfM,iN
ING N IBE PosToFFICE AT THE END OK
EACH WEFK. ACCORDING TO THE PEovlS:
IONS of Tue NEW PoSToFFICE LAW.
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ME-. EDWARD LowNDEs, well known young
Charles topian hss entered into business his
account rs stock aud real cs:ate broker Mr..
Lowndes has experience in his busness, aid is well
worthy of confidence and trust.
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