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NEWS SUMMARY.


"A meeting of the Board of Managers Of
the Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society
was held yesterday afternoon at the Publica-
tion House, Arch street. below Sixth. Presi-
dent William Bucknell After the usual
routine OF business DR.. Spratt submitted the
quarterly report, showing that there we're the
names of 40 students on the list, 80 of whom
were studying theology, and 3S we're in the
preparatory department.. The treasurers re-
port showed the receipts of the quarter to
have been $2370'7l, and liabilities $44S6.
The contributing churches number 95. Ar
Iangements are being made for the proper
observance of the last Thursday IN February
as day of prayer in behalf of colleges and
Baptist institutions of learning.
The new church edifce situated on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, about fifteen miles
from the city, erected for the Wayne congre-
cation of Radnor, Pa, of which Rev. S. P.
Linn is pastor, was dedicated yesterday after
noon. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Charles Wadsworth, d. D., the other services
being conducted by Rev. DIR. Herrick John
bers. The new building is of stone, cost
$4,000, and will seat about 400 persons.
About half-past eleven o'clock last even
ing one and half story frame and brick
building at the northeast corner of Twenty
second and Market streets, occupied as a
flour and feed store by Mr.. A. Watson, was
discovered to be on fire. The flames spread
rapidly, burning out the entire structure.
During the progress of the fire three and a
half story brick building on Market street,
below Twenty-second, formerly occupied as
the Philadelphia vinegar and ink works, now
occupied in the upper stories as tenement
house by a number of families, was slightly
damaged in Consequence of the roof taking
fire from the sparks.
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the salaries of the Hremen of the Delaware Water
Works 500, making the salaries $500.
Mr.. Gill moved TO further amend by increasing
the salaries of all the fremen in the various water
works to $500. Not agreed tO-yeas IL. nays 2t.
The question vas taken Mr.. Aliens amend
ment, which was also lost.
On the second section, abolshing the Office of
chief of detectives the ayes and nays were taken,
resulting: 13 yeas, naya 23 so the section not
agreed to. The bill was then passed as amended.
Mr. Myers offered a resolution relative to the
sruction of proper crossing at the intersection of
the Connecting Railroad with Diamond street.
Agreed to.
Mr. Bardsley called up the ordinance appropri-
ating $4,000 for the defence and protection of the
city. Passed.
Also the ordinance making appropriation of
$50, 500 to the commissioners of Farmount Park for
the expenses of 1871. The increase over 1870 is
$50 ,000
Also an ordinance making appropriations for the
year 1871 to the following city departments
Markets and City Property, S12242
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 52450
City Controllers Department, 2l5O0
Superintendent of city railroads, $500
All of which we're postponed.
MIR. Bardsey presented an ordinance appropriat-
ing $3.50 for the opening of Sloan street.
The yeas and nays were called but no quorum
answering, Common Council was declared ad
journed until next Tuesday afternoon when a spe-
cial meeting will be held.
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D0nesttC Affairs.

The standing committees of Congress
were yesterday announced.
The funeral of General Walbridge will
take place to- morrow in Washington.
The question of revision and consolida-
tion of the postal laws claims a large share of
Congressional attention.
President Grants views on the fishing
question have caused an uneasy feeling in
England, and it is not likely that that coun-
try will support Canada in any unjust claims.
In the House yesterday, after the close of
our report the bill to revise the postal laws
was considered, and Mr.. Farnsworth's amend
ment abolishing the franking privilege was
rejected Mr. Niblack introduced bill re-
pealing the Suffrage act passed on the 31st of
May last, and Mr.. Butler gave notice that on
Tuesday next he would ask consideration of
the general Amnesty bill. The death of Mr..
Ridgway, of Virginia, was announced, and
after the customary eulogies the House ad-
iourned until Monday.
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4 VIC. WHEELER, Superintendent
WEST JERSEY RAILROA OADs.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

O. PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS & SONS, AUG
ES:T tioneers-Two wellsecured lrredeemable
ground renis each S24 year, payable in silver.
On Tuesday, December 20, 1870, at IL O'Clock noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, the following described ground rents viz:
No. !. Ali that well-secured irredeemable yearly
ground rent of s24 lawful silver money, payable first
OF May and November issuing out OF all that lot of
ground and the improvements thereon erected,
situate on the east side Of Washington street, POI
feet 92f inches south of Monroe street. Kensu yton,
containing in front on Washington street IL feet ~
inches, and extending in depth 81 feet inches to
20 feet wide street. 1t is well secured
No. 2. All that wesecured irredeemahe yearly
weighing seventeen pennyweights and six grains,
pay able first of May aud November, issuing Uut OF
all that lot OF ground and the improvements thereon
erected. situate on the east side of Washington
inches 'front.' and 81 feet inches deep to 20 feet
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctloueers,
12Si017 Nos. 139 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
On PUBLIC sALE-TnOMAS & SONS, AUC-
- tioneeTs.-1-16th interest in 4l2 acres Coal
Land Rush township, SchUylkill county, Pennsyl-
vania. on Tuesday, December 20 1870 at ~ o'clock,
noon, VIII be sold at public sale, az the Philadel-
phia Exchange all that l-16th interest in tract OF
land situate in Rush formerly SChuylkllO town
ship, Schuy Kill county, Pennsylvania, beginning at
q stone thence by Vacant mountain north IS deg,
east 2s0 peTches to yellow pine thence by land of
Theophilus Youth or vacant land south 23A deg,
east $50 perches TO a stone; thence by Bear ridge
south 25a deg, west 2S3 perches % stone; thcace
north % deg, west 250 perches TO the PLACE Of be-
ginning; containing Az acres aud II perches, and
allowances etc. 1t fronts on Turkey run, about Is
miles from Pottsy1lle.
For further pGrticu ars, apply to Samuel Spalg
ESQ.,, No. 14s N. Third street.
Nj. THOMAS a. SONS. Auctioneers,
l9s1O1T Nos. 139 and Ia S. FOURTH Street.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship TameTlane Sumner l day from New York,
In ballast 10 SOuder a Adams.
Steamship Com. ii. A. Adams, Temple, "a hours
from New YORK, with mdse. to Chas. Haslam & Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, "a hours from New
York with mdse. to w. M. Baird a Co.
Steamer S. @. Walker, Sherin "a hours from New
York. with mdse. to w. M. Baird IL Co.
Brig Roanoke, Wikie, l6 days from Curacoa, with
salt TO John Dsllett a Co.
Brig George Il. Presc 1t, Buckminster, days from
Vinalhas en-, win granite 10 Lenno5 burgess. ru,
70 Warren Gregg.
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AT CHESTE

Brig Lizzie Troop Newell, 80 days from Milk
River JAM, with logwood to A. Solomon co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamer William p. Clyde, Sherwood, New York,
John +. Obi.
Steamer ii. l. Cav, Her, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
Br. bark Alpine Hines, Savannah, b. Crawley & Co.
Br. brig Robin, Douglass, Cardenas, Knight x Sons.
Brig G. V. Williams, Thompson, Cienfuegos do
Brig Ortolan, Leeman, Havana, Warren Gregg.
Schr A. M. Lee, Dukes, Wilmington, N. c., Chas.
Haslam x Co.
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BOARDING..

11O1 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN ELE-
wa venth and Twelfth and Ohesnut and Mar
ket streets. Vacancies for Families and Single Gen
tlemen. Also. suit OF rooms on the second floor,
furnished or unfurnished, with 1rst-class board.
Also table board. 10 24u
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(By TclegTdph.)
LRwBS, DEL, Dec. S-A. M.-Four bTigs passed mp
yesterday, all unknown. Went to sea last night
brgs Amelia Emma and E. g. Redmau, for New
York also, about 20 schTs from the harbor.
Arrived this A. NJ. a bark from outside, not yet
reported A bark and brig coming down the bay.
p. M-No reports from Off shore to-day.
Wind N. W.; stiff. Thermometer, 81.
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Schr Alcyone, from Portland, with headings to r.
F. Cabada-vessel to Warren Gregg.
Schr L. A. DanenhOwer, Grace, days frem B0s-
ton, with mdse. to Chas Haslam q Co.
Schr Remittance, Esey, I'm Rappahannocs, with
railroad ties.
Schr s. V. W. Simmons, Williams, 4 days from
Fall River, In ballast TO Chas Haslam Co.
Schr e. j. Heraty, Meredith, 4 days fm New York.
with barley to order.
Schr Mary and Caroline, Fowler, day from Leip-
sic. Del, with grain to Christian Co.
Schr Sussex, Mason, days from Milton, Del ,
with grain to Christian & co.
Schr yandalia, Campbell, day from Ledpsic, Del,
with grain to Christian Co.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Harfne Nsvs see fire, Page.

For additional Harfne Nsi1s First PAGE.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
SUN RISES. .......... 713 MOON SETs.......... SIS
SUN SITS. .......... 4 432 Hen WATBR........ POS
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOSEPH G. GRUBB,
+. A. SoUDER, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
SAMUEL E. STOKES,
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P R 0 SpE CTU s,

NDEh the patronage and influence Of prominent
- !ana-iioidcr5, hnyc begun the prcpurati on of
series of LlTllOGRAPH MAPS Of somo of the
Counties of South Carolina, accompanied by suit.
able letter press descriptions.
The object proposed is the circulation Of so, 900
copies OF these in pamphlet form, far and wide
throughout the country, inviting the industriou
working man, with or without capital and from
whatever quarter of the globo he may come, to
seek home in our State, particularly that portion
known MS the upper belt, SO abounding in min erals
ana building material, with almost unlimited water
power and blessed with u soil that will ndundnntly
repay the labors Of the Industrious and intelligent
agriculurist.
10 the Manufacturer, tlis pamphlet will show
~here valuable wa.cr power may bc had, with
amount of head attainablc price of land in yicin-
ity, and railroad and market facilities.
10 tho Miner, it will be guide as to where he
may either find rcmuneraive employment. or pur-
chase lands, on which the valuable metallic ores
are known to exist
10 the Farmer, good and cheap lands will be
ofered through its pages, either to buy or rent
with description of their quality and ound.
ings.
TO the Laborcr, it will Indicate where prof, able
employment may be found, with local rates Of
wages.
On the other hand, to the large land. owner Il
affords medium or advertising his lnnds water
powers and such other interests as tend to attract
an influx of both labor and capital
To Railroad Companies, Land Agencies, &C.,
who have deep interest in tho rapid filing up
and development Of tho resources of tho State, and
are dcsirous of bringing their claims to attention
before the world, no kctsey medium can be afford
cd.
All those feeling real interest in the future
prosperity Of our State, and approving the mode
proposed for the development of its resources, by
attracslhg immigration of tho right stamp, and
who may be dcsirous of obtaining informuion as
to further details OF the plan with terms, &c.,
can obtain such by addressing the undersigned
ALEX. Y. LEE
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Columbia, S. G.
Apri! 80, 1870 20
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs of F1eri Facia, to me
~ directed will sell, to the highest bidder with.
In tho legal hours of sale, before the Court House
door, in Walhalla, s. O., on saleday in June
next the following property;
Ono Tract of Land, lying on waters Of Cone.
ross Creek containing lG0 Acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Beaufort Burns. W. "
Stribline, and others sold as the property of
II. Z. Landrcth, at tn" suit Of Jeptha Norton.
One Tract Of Land, situated in Oconco Coun
ty, on waters of Ramsey's Creek, containng .
4oO Acres. more or less, adjoining lands Of
David Dickson and others also, one other
Tract containing 600 acres, moro or less, ad.
joining lands of John Dickson, Joseph Rothel,
and others; also, ono other House and Lot, in
tho town of Walhalla. containing ono acre.
adjoining lands Of Bieman, Chambcrs, and
others-nll sold as the property of LOWS Wer.
necke, at tho suit of Robert Maxwell. Home.
stead to be laycd off before day of sale.
Ono Tract of Land, containing $50 Acres.
more or less, adjoining lands of John Nayilla
and others; sold as tho property Of Sophia
kmrod, at tho suit of John Roleter uud
others. W.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stamps.
Nav u. 1870 JAS II. KI9oBlNs, Re 'o.o
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DEATH by STARvATIoN.-+A brother of
John 7. Post, tho carpenter, died on Friday
lust, at Bergen City, under the following cir.
cMustancesi: He was few months since
stfobg and healthy man. A few weeks ago
no was told q fatal tumor was pressing against
his entrails, and that he would starve to
death. There was no surgical remedy, as
nothing could successfully remove the cancer
ous ulcer. Gradually it compressed up the
passage way and then digestion ceased, and
the process of starvation began. The agony
suffered by the dying man is indcscribable. le.-
He became reduced to thin, gaunt skeleton,
but he suffered patiently and died resigned
md at reace with God and mani Iaterson
(Ne,o Jersey) Guardian
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Important Notice.

A T a meeting Of tho Town Council of Wal
~ halla. held on Wednesday, May II, 1870,
the following Resolution was adopted, to wit: /:
Resotced, That the town Of Walhaila subscribe
stock IN tho AIR LINE RAILROAD, to the amount
of Fifty Thousand Dollars: Prorilcd, the road
runs within the corporate limits of said town.
Therefore, an election will be held on tho
10Th of MAY, between tho hours of 10 and Q
O'Clock. to ratify or reject the action of the
Council. An citizens and tax payers of said
town shall be entitled to vote. Persons favor
ing tho road, will endorse upon their tickets
the %os! "saticy;" and those opposing, the
word reject"
BY order of Council
JOHN ANSEL, Intendant.
May 20, 1870 81
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of sundry " its Of Ffcri Facins to mo
- directed, will sell to tho highest bidder, ct
pickcns g. H., on Saleday in Juno next, the
following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land. situate in Pickens Coun-
ty, on both sides Of Twelve Mile River, adioin-
ing lands of B. f. Robertson, Ransom Duke,
and others, containing COO acres, more or less
Homestead to be set off before day Of salc.-
Levied on as the property of VIM II. Andcr.
son, ct the suit of Robert Kirksey, for j. X.
Kirkscy.
TERMS CASH Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.c.
May l3, 1870 80
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PioRens Advertisements.
Sherif's s Sale.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN PROBATE couRr-pIcknss COUNTY.
Charles Durham and wife. Rebecoa Durham,
vs.; Pierson Mayfcld and wife, Jane May.
field.
RY order of l. II, Philpot Esq. Judge of
~ Probate Court, will sell to the highest
bidder. on Snlcdny in June next, the Real Es.
tate of JOSEPH YOUNG, decd, lying and
being situate in Pickcns County, on waters of
Rco's Creek viz:
TRACT NO. /,
Containing 1886 Acres, more or less, adjoining
Tract No. 2, Amio l.. Young, Jamos NJ REID,
TRACT NO.
Containing liz Acres, moro or less, adjoining
Tract No. l, James NJ. Reid and others.
TE2MS---On q credit of Twelve Months,
with interest from tho day of sale except
tho costs, which are to be paid in cash on dny
OF sale. Purchasers will bc required to give
bond and security and mortgage of tho
premises. to secure the purchase money aud
to pay extra for titles and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
May 49, 1870 80
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PAY YOUR TAXES I!
OFFICE County TREASURER, !

OFFICE County TREASURER,
May II, 1870.
Tax payers are hereby noti
~ fied that on the 10Th of April last. ac
cording to previous notice, a penalty of 90 per
cent was added, and that on the Both day of
May instant the books of this Office will be
closed, and that executions will be Immediately
issued Parties who have not paid thoir taxes
OF lust year arc likewise notified that executions
shall be issocd against them on the same day.
DAVID SANDERS,
County Treasurer.
May 80, 1870 81 Q
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Notice.

N CONFORMITY with tho requirements of
l. tho Internal Revenue Laws, L hereby give
notice to all persons claiming one COPPER
STILL, CAP and WORM, seized by II. 5.
Knight, on tho waters Of Shoal Creek, Pickens
County, on the 18th day Of May, 1870, MS the
property of Benjamin EIasos, because of being
used in viol alton Of the said internal Revenue
Laws, to make such clWims, before me, withn
thirty days from first publication of this notice.
A. l.. COBB,
Dep. Col. Sd District South Carolina.
May 20, 1870 81 3:
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Notice.

TN CONFORMITY with tho requirements of
L. tho Internal Revenue Laws, hereby give
notice to all persons claiming ono COPPER
STILL CAP and WORM. seized by r.. S.
knight, near Fown Creek, Pickens County, ON
tho 18th Of May, 1870, supposed to bc the
property of Sannal Brown, because of being
used in violation of the said Internal Revenue
Laws to make such claims, before mo, within
thirty days from first publication Of this notice.
A. l.. COBB,
Dep. Col. Sd District South Carolina
May 90. 1870 81
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The State of South Carolina.

pICKENS CONFEDERATION
NM HEREAS, NJ. N. Chapman hath applied
w to me to grant him Letters of Admins
tration on the Estate und Effects of Geo. I. Chap.
man, deceased, late of the State and County
aforesaid: These are, therefore, to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred and cred.
ltors of the said George I. Chapman, deceased,
that they be and appear before mo, in the Court
of Probate, to bo held at Pickcns Court House
on tho 3oth day of. May. 1870, at IL o'clock
IN the forenoon, to shcw cause, if any they haze,
why tho said administration should not be
granted Given under my hand, this lIth day
of May, 1870.
l. II. PIlLPOT, J.r.p.c.
May 13, 1870 30 .
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will apply
~ to |. II. Phlpot, Judge of Probate, at
Pickens Court House. on Wednesday, the 9Th
day of JUNE next, fer final settlement of tho
Estate of MARK FREEMAN. deceased, and
discharge thcrcfrom. Parties interested will
appear on that day.
A. j. ANDERSON, Ex'or.
May Is, 1870 80
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Notice to Heirs-at-Law.

TF1E STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN COMMON rLEAs-ocoNEE COUNTY.
Samuel Knox Bill for
Vs. Construction of Will,
lIelrs q. +. Knox. Partition. &c.
7 NDER Decree of the Court, made Mt March
~ Term. 1870. the b.others and sisters Of
ANDREW P. KNOX. decd, now aliro, and
tho heirs as-law Of those deceased, are required
to appear before me, at Wahalla, within Three
Months from the publication of this notice. and
establish their claims to the share of money of
the said Andrew p. Knox, decd, now in this
Court for distribution.
j. w. STRIBLING, cc.p.
Clerks Office, April 8, 1870 25-3m
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IF YOU WANT
LADIES, GOODS!
.FsmaI Settlement.

NOTICE. is hct teby given. that viii apply
IN to Richard Lewis Esq, judge Of probats
at Walhala, on Wednesday, 18th day ofJUNE
next. for final settlement of tho Estate OF
BENJAMIN MAGEE, decd, aud disohsrca
therefrom as Administratof..
. TILMAN Q. MAGEE, Admir-.
May 10, 1870 80 4.
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II. G. TROTTER,
a r n I s %

WOULD respectfully announce to the citi
wv zens Of Walta la and surrounding coun.
Try, that he has located ut tho storo of Whit.
mlrc d Co.. (up stnirs,) where he is prepared
to tnke PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYpES,
&C.. III the highest style of tho art, and at the
most reasonable prices. Give mo II call, and
secure the shadow ere tho substance fades"
II. G. TROTTER.
May 20. 1870 81
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TAX H. NOTICE!

40 TO WALLER, WATSON d. CO.'S
~ Look on the other side of the pioturo,''
and square your accounts with them.
May 6, 1870 90
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Il q S * ~ OF

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the Faculty of the Il. Medical College of tho
City Of New York.
PROFESSOR r.. s. NEWTON, NJ d.,
Professor and President of the Faculty late "pro.
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One Of the most eminent medical men of this age
well known as the author of the following STAN
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