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for Sale.

ENOR SALE, A SMALL BUT PROFITA-
I BILE BUSINESS. Apply at No. SO Meeting
street. second door south OF Mills House.
julyl-2*
CTORE FOR SALE, SITUATED IN THE
- growing Town OF Marion, on the main street
leading from the Railroad Depot, and within one
hundred and fifty yards OF the public square.
The Store Is % by IS feet with ware-room under
the same roof 10 by % feet three complete family
rooms attached. TWO with fire places, 8 Eitchen,
stables and all other necessary outouildlngs,
good garden, &c. All the buildings have been
put up new within the past twelve months. The
Lot measures 81 feet front by 1877 feet deep. Pos.
session can be had at any time.
County OF Marion, is Immediately on the Whining.
ton, Augu ts and Columbia Railroad, and IN the
heart OF the Peedee Country.
Any one wishing SO rchase TINS desiIaole
piece OF property can get full particulars as to
terms. &C., by addressing S. B. CALCULF,
Marion. $. Z. 1u!y1-SE
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@rSPECIAL NOT1CE.---THE UNDER
SIGNED respectfully informs his customers and
those wishing to patronize him, that he is now
prepared to take orders for GROCERIES at their
residences, having book for the purpose. Orders
will be taken on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
goods delivered to any part Of the city free OF
charge. FRANCIS L. n'NEILL,
junl9 No. 2SS King street,
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IHants.

WyANTED, A CoLORED GIRL, ABOUT
w IL or IA years OF age, to mind 8 child.
ApnlY No. SO Wentworth street. luly3
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@ NOTICE.-CITY ENGINEERS
OFFICE, JUNEso, 1S7l.-The Special Committee
composed OF his Honor Mayor Ptllsbury, Alder.
man L. T. Potter, Chairman Street Committee,
and Hon. D. T. Corbin, City Attorney, to whom
was referred the matter OF adopting the most
suitable Lines for the sTRAlGHTENlNG AE1
WIDENING OF EAST BAY SrEET, on the East
and West sides, from Market to Hasel streets,
with power to act, under resolution OF the City
Council, passed at the last regular meeting, have
adopted and agreed upon the plan OF Straighten
Ing, Widening &C., as shown by plat on file In
this office.
All owners Of Lots through which the Lines are
Intended to pass, can obtain the location OF said
Lines by applying at this office.
LOUIS ]. BARB0T,
iulys.mwo City Engineer.
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~PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, JULY 8, 1s7l.-This Bank
will be closed To MORROW, 4th inst.
JAMES B. BETS,
july3-l Cashier.
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A N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN (SCOTCH)
n wants situation;i Is acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; Is q good Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful Can
give frst-class references Address Verltas, once
OF THE NEWS. maYl8
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1.-TWO SERVANTS WANTED.-WANT-
ED, a good Cook, also Chlld's Nurse. Re-
concentrations required. Apply at No. "a Mon.
taQue street, near Smith. luIYl-2
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WANTED To TOP PURCHASE 9 FOR CASH, 1aI5Ii
situated either In the centre OF the city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address K. Y, T.,
at this office, stating terms, location, &c.
iuly3
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~ THE BRITISH BARK TINCO,
from Liverpool, has THIS DAY been entered IN.
der the Five Day Act. All goods not permitted
at expiration Of this time will be sent to Public
Stores. HENRY CARD,
jun2S Agent.
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Lost ar1b Jpnnn.

T OST, ON THE 2STH ULT., A PLAIN
IL GOLD BROOCH, Containing hair, and let.
tered on the back. Supposed to have been drop
ped In Charlotte street. a reward will be paid at
this office on recovery. Iulyl ~
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na PUBLIC MARKET, JULY 8, 1871.
Tomorrow being the Fourth OF July, the Markets
will be closed In the morning at 0 O'Clock.
julys WILLIAM KIRKWOeD, Chief Clerk.
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DEMOvAL. = ROBERT S. PRINGLE
II has removed bis office from No. So TO No.
81 BROAD STREET.. tuly1-3
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
II to secure now position as Teacher In
school or family, for the 1sr october, to teach
English branches, Including Mathematics, and,
II 10 family also French and rudments OF Music
II required. Address. with full particulars OF
terms. &C., P. o. Box No. 81, Wilson, N. G.
,nn09.1mn
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WTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land ami Immigration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK. GARY co.
Tickets now ready. Will be glad to see my friends
at the office OF Mr.. c. CLACI0S, corner East Bay
and Central Wharf. EBEN COFFIN, Sub-Agent
mayol
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yTTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER, that can come well recon-.
mended-white or colored. Apply at No. Al
Wentworth street. Juni3
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Boarninu.

Bnarhina.
BOARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated With good board
and pleasant rooms. on moderate terms, by 8p.
plying at No. u Wentworth street. DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. mayl6
"ILBERS HOU E, No. 284 KING
III STREET, between Wentworth and Hasel
streets, within fve minutes walk OF the Postoice
and principal Business Houses OF Meeting ana
Hayne streets, and fifty yards OF the City Hail.
way. which communicates with all parts OF the
CITY. Terms, 50 per diem. Special contracts
made on most reasonable terms for BOARD BY
the week or month for single Gentlemen or Fami'
lies. MRS. B. HILBERS, Proprietor. jun6-lmo
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@eetinas.

COLOMON'S LODGE, No. l, A. F. M
OE:A Regular Monthly Communication. OF Solo
monts Lodge will be held at Masonic Hall THIS
EyrN1Ne at g O'Clock. Final action will be taken
on thaArrear List Candidates fer the u. n. De.
gree are requested 20 be punctual. -
= HBy order JOHE MoLEIsH, W. AZ.
iu,ya L. B. LOvEGREEN Secretary.
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WIZARD THE CITIZENS OF THIS
w Ward are requested to meet at their Hall,
In Nassau street, at 8 O'Clock THIS EVENING:
By order f7 J. PLaSP0HL,
inIyas Secretary,
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES THE SIT
n UATION OF Governess. Will teach English
and the rudIments Of Music. Address I'D, - DAILY
NEWS office. 1unlO
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NTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w PLAIN COOKING and wash. Apply at
No. Of King street, one door below j. Hurkamp
Co.'s Grocery. lln3O
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NINCINNATI.-THE SPECIAL MEET
" ING of this society will be held at Tuly's,
King street, THIS EVENING. Sd inst, at O'Clock,
The Anniversary Meeting will be held at the same
place on TUESDAY, 4th inst, at O'Clock P. II !
after which the Society will dine together.
JAMES SIMONS, JR.,
inly32 Secretary.
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Remopals.

nURING SOME NECESSARY RE-
PAIRS my Onice will be removed next
duor. ITO Mr.. James II. Shackeford's Officel No. q
Broad street. LOUIS D. DESAGSSGRE.
iuly2.mth2
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A NEAT HOUSE WANTED, BY A DE.
II SIRABLE tenant, who would take three
or i've years. lease at moderate rent. Must be
In western part OF the city or near the Battery.
Address, with full particulars, BETA, office OF
THH NEWS junl5
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100. F.--THE OFFICERS AND MEM
BERS Of the r. W. Grand -Encampment= are
reouested to assemble at Odd Fellows Hall, THIS
(Monday) EVENING, at O'Clock, to install the
officers Of Palmetto Encampment No. !, aud
Ashley Encampment No. 8, on next MONDAY
EVENING, the 10th Inst. By order OF the 9. P.
july3 W.F. DUNLAP, Grand Scribe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04

A STEAM DEMONSTRATING eggs by
steam, ploughing by steam, brushing hair
by steam, and getting killed by steam,
have all been wonders in their respective
days, but now comes big garden where
vegetables are raised by steam. It is two
acres IN extent, and is situated at Lake
View. The entire space is covered with
glass, and a powerful engine and boilers
sapply, through a network of pipes laid
beneath tho beds, the warmth and moist
IRE required. Already lettuees, radishes.
onions. cress and other salad stuff are
above ground, and in week OF so will be
in the market. Caulidewers, cabbages.
beets, turnips, and ether vegetables have
been sown, and VIII make their appear
ance in due time. This is cheating Jack
Frost With q vengeanc Chicago Jo0r-
nal 81 safk q Fss 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
KNoxvILLE PosT-oFFIcE HOURS.
FARM AND HOME

How To MAKE SoAP.-The ashes fhould
be put in the chopper" or leach, a week
or two before, slightly dampened, and
about peck of slaked lime added alternate
" with barrel of ashes. When you begin
10 s'run down. your lye do not put on
water {soft water is best) only iustsutficient
to cause it to trickle slowly.
Fill an iron kettle that will hold ten gal
Ions about third full of the I've, bring
to boil, and if it causes the beard OF the
feather to separate readily from the stem it
is strong enough; if not, boil till 1t Will.
Now add the grease (which should be nice
and cleanl till it begins to thicken; boil II
one hour, and then taste il by merely
touching it to the tongue. If it causes the
tongue to smart, it is too strong; add more
grease. Ii it is too weak, add more I've,
boil briskly, and stir all the time after the
grease is put in. After boiling three or four
hours, drop from the paddle q few drops in
a pan of cold water If it falls to the bot
tom in drops, and leaves grease floating on
the water, add more lye and boil longer,
until by this test no grease floats. 1t is then
DONE and you have soft soap.
To make hard soap Of this, put about a
pint of salt to three gallons of soft soap an d
boil till the salt is ali dissolved. Then take
two quarts of I've that will "bear an egg"
and one quart of soft water. Pour all in
the kettle while boiling, stirring 1t well at
the time. Let it stand until cold; cut of
the ton, throw the I've which remains in
the bottom out, clean the kettle, put q pint
of strong I've in the kettle with your soap ;
boil until all is melted add about the same
quantity of salt, lye and water as at the
first boiling: stir well, let 1t cool thor
oughly then cut out and place the slices
on board in a dry place.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04

The AMERICAN APPLE TRADE AT LIy-
KRPooL.-The Pal lndtl Gazette says the
trade in American apples at Liverpool Is
daily assuming greater proportions. Some
few years ago the quantity of apples
brought as freight into Liverpool was COM
paratively small, but at present it appears
as though they were TO form one great fea-
ture in the business of the port. A Scotch
paper mentions that one of the largest inn
porters of apples at Port Huron, Michigan,
has been in Liverpool for some time, and
has Just returned to his home after having
contracted for the delivery in Liverpool OF
10000 barrels of the best Michigan apples.
It is said he will clear about five shillings
sterling OH each barrel. One singular fact
I'm connection with this new addition to
the commerce of Liverpool is that large
quantities 81 the anples thus sent there are
transhipped to the Mediterranean IN ex-
change for other fruits.
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Fast Tennessee virginia and tacorgia J

last Tennessee Virginia and Georgia u. II;
Leaves Knoxville ST ll:l7 Az. Arrives at BRISTOL
80 IN. =.
Leaves Bristol e; 5:s7 AZ. Arrives at Knoxville
Leaves knoxville at Tia PIX. Arrives at eha,tanOo-
"a at 1880.
Leaves Chattanooga at Ais A.N. Arrives at KNOX,
sTHoNAs II. GALLOWAY. President.
r. c. JACKSON, Superintendent
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad.
leaves Knoxville for Coal Creek at 8 Pm. Arrives
4 Knoxville 1929 An.
JOSEPH 4. MkBRY, President.
JoFiN l.. MosEs Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville for Little River and Maryvile AZ
l:iOPN Arrives at knoxville 1890 An.
N. d. BEAgDEN, President.
Nj PATTERSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04

FrhI YOUR IAeaPs II TIE MoRN1NG.-
Scarcely week passes but We read ae-
counts Of frightful acGdents from kerosene
lamps exploding and killing or soaring
for life, women and children. a simple
knowledge of the infianamable nature OF
the fluid Will probably put q step to all the
accidents. As the oil burns down In the
lamp, highly in1amma5le gas gathers over
its surface, and as the Oil decreases the gas
increase. When the oil is nearly eoil-i
sumed q slight lar will infiame the gas and
an explosions Is sue to follow--death and
destruction. A bombshell is no more to
be dreaded. Now if the lamp is not allow
ed to burn more than half way down, such
accidents are almost Impossible. Always
fiji your lamp every morning, then you
need never fear an explosion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
RATES er ADVERTISING IN DAsax.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Notices ia Local Column, ten cents per line.
Notices in Speciel Column, five cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
CIVIL NOTES.

The Jury in the suit of Julius Gerding
against VIM A. KObbe brought TO recover damages for
tho nOndelVery Of 969 shares OF stock In apd com
pAny. were discharged yesterday, as they ccua nos
agree upon verd ct
John Bantell was awarded S2,250 yesterday,
in tho Court Of Common Pleas before Judge arreoro.
for injuries received by falling from his cart which
overturned by running into hole said TO exist through
the negligence Of the Central Railroad Company OF New
Jersey.
The case of Messrs. Strong and Sheppard
against exAttorney General Black, brought TO recover
5000 for professional services up before Judge
Loew sitting in Special Term Of Common Pleas yester
day. on motion by defendant to transfer the 10 Tho
United States Circuit Court on the ground that he h.
resident Of another State Tho motion was resst1 bI
pdaintis, who claimed that It came too Late the trial
having begun. Decision reserved.
Surrogate HutchinEs listened yesterday TO the
testimony Of the witnesses who subscribed TO paper
propOunded as the last will and testament Of James H.
Cutter OF this city, who died In Yorktown last October
leaving all his property valued at about t0Oo, to his
wife, The will contested by g. and A. Cutter, broth
ers Of the deceased the ground Of incapacty and
undue influence. Adjourned to November A....Ln
the Samuel A. Belden viii case, Mrs. COrnslia
Decker sister Of the deceased testified that the rel
tiOns Of the contestant Mrs. Leichardt with her uncle,
the deceased, unfrendly from 1885 70 1859, when
she went ~ live with him the fremont House.
he his unce nsary every day during the two ween
previous TO his DEATH and that be unable to sit up In
bod without help and his mind wandering so that
he unable at times TO recognize his friends.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
A PROJECTED LIFE-INsURANCE BUREAU-RE-
JECTED APPLICATIONS

The Life Insurance Companies of the United
States are annually subjected to great losses from the
want Of system for interchsnging reports Of their re-
jected applications Tho idea Of organizing Bureau
has been advanced from time to time, but, owing 10
lack of reciprocal good wi has not been possible to
bring about the realization OF tho scheme Since the
adjournment Of the National Convention however there
has been further discussion upon the snbect and 1t has
occurred TO several officers Of companies that
hshed. Henry 8. 0lcott Of this CITY Secretary Of
the National Convention, has undertaken the organi-
ration Of the Bureau The, systsm proposed Is
very simple. Each Company viii send TO the Bureau
daily schedule report, uniform printed blanks Of the
applicants with the nafno Of the Medical Examiner
jectng and the oce number Of the application which
reports will be condensed into Consolidated Morning
Report printed issued the oompanies, under Mr.
OlcOtts Certificate TO These morning
ports each Company will he, bind, and keep for refer
ence. In any additional information should et any
time bo required by any Company about particular
applicant moderate fee will DO charged, which woud
20 toward tho Office expense account In the Bureau
there win be alphabetical registers Of Names and the
returns Of each Company win be ed and bound In sepa
rate volumes at the end Of each half year. Probably
other features such for instance, as Index OF agents
and medical examiners may ultimately be added with
advantage but a fist nothing but tho ample exchange
OF rejected applications win be provided for The re
sponses already received from the largest companies In
this and other cities indicate that the enterprise viii
prove q success.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE WEsTFIELD ExPL LOsION.

CONCLUSION OF TEST CASE FOR DAMAGEs-
JUDGE NELSON'S CHARGE - THE JUDY
DISAGREE.
The action of Jane Madden, widow Of the
late Deputy 45heriR John Madden, Of Kings County.
aganat tho Staten Island Railroad Company to recover
o damage for the death Of her husband By tho expb
SION on tho terryboat westned was concluded yoster
day before Judge esou In the City Court Of Brooklyn
Tho defendants claimed that they were not liable for
damages the deceased travelling on Sunday IN do
nAnoe OF the etats lSw and Nj Beach, their counsel
moved to dismiss the complaint on this ground Judge
Neilson In ruling upon the motion said:
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After the case had been summed uD By the counsel
Judge FeiisOu CHARGED The Jury as follows:
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are applicable TO the which YoaF diF % apply AZ n
preto ptepO.e g sap ees E.sri skastcros
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE CANAL-BoAT AFFRAY-vERDICT OF ACCI.
DENTAL DEATH

An inquest was held yesterday In the case
Of Capt James Mularney, late Of the canaboat Helen,
who was shot on Wednesday evening during On afray
with Capt wm Munger Of the canaboat A. K. Clarke,
and Arden D. Munger, his It was shown BY seV.
era witnesses that the boats entering the slip
tween Piers Nos and that Capt Mularneyu boat was
In the rear and that no asked Capt Munger 70 saek line
90 that his boat could 60 In whch the latter refused
saying that he intended TO take his own boat IN; that
10 oast "a the lne bat was resisted by Capt Munger
and Sezing oepstan bar, he Threatened 70 brain him
cabin and prooure revolver intending 10 give II 70
ne tnci pat W ed.ee sy SApE . sno snroMn
Of the pistol Was accidentally discharged the bali
terng Hularneys heart The jury rendered verdict Of
from custody,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
PERHAPS THE STREETS WILL BE CLEANED
NOW.

The Street Cleaning Commissioners met at
y yesterday, In the Mayors rooms, Mayor Hail ip
the chair Judge BosWorth, Deputy Controller Green:
and Corporation Counsel oGOFman present J. l. Brown
presented bulls amounting 10 es7ySs7 % for cleaning
streets from oet TO nov. H. report from ono Of tho
Street inspectors read which stated thst The streets
In yeFy 1lthy condition, and that they continue
70 much longer oholafA may be expected.
Judge BosVorth-In yieT cf this report think the
saditfng Of Mr. Browns bin should y deforre4. The
eanitay Commitee A about 70 iDsneo The streeta and
we should Wait for lee report. ~ =. l.. ..l.s s
Mayor HALL am Of tks opinion that We had better
saH.Sry Committee for Sspors = q tSs condition Of tie
Tcticn an N. s,a v.. a.,.,ad n. N. r.or a, N.
Sanitary COMMITTEES should be received. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Robert Foster, charged with aiding Assemblyman
james isR In ALLEGED upsa Dowey heh
SsIdA5 G9DeO bail CSunsEOasr DsVsup sSt ths aa
Of he Grand JuTT.
In the Court Of General Sessions, before JudgO
BedfSn yesterdA Gray charged hBg Jmss Creeg
Gresuvio6s Ant scqnitd proved n b. u no
james Hche charged with stealing loo Ien -
low traveller on board steamer BrsO. Quilted
In the case Of Alderman Bernard O'Eeill charged
coapRcT last eoa fssndl NJ Bel applied yeen.
COsn0l Davelpo ts eEninaOo NSieh ws StAed o -
Rroand ak a. Hei GWA seten Of TIE
Juy 81 GOT entled Mr. Ben ted
po Si as GhoaA apDT Sthss ConudSon s sGaA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
sTRxnroArs roR s11oHERs.

SrR |; By al means uTge the city railroads to
furaiSh smodhseara athat ssaaly people whO object
70 stale toeaccoSssneh aaa tpfAe mnV eajoy rights
which bviisrs - ptpe5 Aid saris kt 1gafs 90 utterly
user ef rank nsefsohau ef On the Sront
platform % des and be loos et YoH Win pity and at
fhe enenaef win swell Let theH be emChdn cars eer-
tAfnff9H CD .sA4 "a sifa ks kgAaHf NOlRaAOKRRS.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
INcHrlsR or BYfALrrPox.

Snall-pox ID steadily increasing In the tene-
snts In yarous parts Of the city. Since nooa sAtur
day . nsv cases have bean reported 10 the Board Of
HealtA 10 which 1f the y hours ending Ct noon
yesterday A As beascn advances I. teared that tho
rAvagss Of ths disease viii inSpsase. '.a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

pOdge Of potcS religion and social institutions. and
leave the oOntinen4 Il Ia u H. -. sa..,.
Brigham Young y ne s.S 20 Ict
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