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Outrage near Charleston.

The South Carolinian of the 18th has the follow
ing account of an outrage committed by negro
soldiers in the neighborhood of Charleston:
On Monday afternoon last two negro soldiers,
absent from camp without leave, trespassing ON
the yard of Mr.. Ferdinand Gregorie, in Christ
Church parish iwere ordered off by that gentle
shoot him. He shot one of the negroes,
aud then learning the vengeance of their
comrades, went to the headquarters at Mount
Pleasant and asked for guard. This was pro-
missed him, but he was delayed until P. NJ, and
then sent over to the city to Colonel Bennett.
Meantime, large number of negro soldiers, ab0ut
fifty went to his house, fired several volleys into
it, wounding his little daughter, IL years old,
severely in the thigh, besides abusing his wife,
and plundering and destroying everything about
the house and yard One Of the negroes also
kicked and beat the aforesaid little girl in brutal
and shameful manner. @ Ht5 a5a
At the coroner's inquest on the body OF the ne
gro, it became necessary to apply to the mlhtary
to protect the coroner and his jury from the vio-
ence of the negro soldiers. These are the simple
facts and in this connection two things are worthy
Of remark. In the first place. we notice the law
lessness of the negro character when freed rom
its accustomed restraints Two negro soldiers
imagine they have right to roam at Will overs
gentleman's private premises, and Wnen ne denies
that right they attempt to shoot hlln. One Of
them is killed. They resort to no law, but to viO-
lence for redress. They insult lady, they beat
and shoot little girl, they commit a robbery, and
when the case is under investigation by tie civil
authorities they threaten violence. Secondly, we
notice that no guard was furnished by the Federal
officer to whom Mr.. Gregorie applied. Had the
assistance required been promptly rendered, the
attack on the house and the injuries and insults to
Mr.. Gregorie's family might lave been avoided.
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Point Clear Hotel

The undersigned will the Point Clear Hote, nm n ht
The 10th day of May next.
This establishment is being pspanted and nut in
plete repair and Gsndtion. Gas water works ara h
erected grounds beautifully out and the b e.
nished entirely new, with the best of materials and the
improvements
will be made for direct with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat telegraph
rBILLEA sD TABLES
most approved pattern have ordered now Ten Pin
Alleys being bu every amusement suitable to the eli
mate aud place afforded mas, woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahness this celebrated watering place has
ror continent the undersigned intends to make
the most pleasant and comfortable in the world
CHAS. E. SMEDES, Manager
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,DetsSA to the, Lsrissss.

LON NG LIVE THE XII LERS.
To destroy, and eGecusIy get rid of BED BUGS,
sy the famous DEAD SHOT, article sold all druggists
BARNES, WARD & Co,
New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

REAL HAVANA CIfARs.-Country and city deal
ers and connoisseurs who desire to purchase real
fine Havana cigar, would do well to give Mr.. ]. A.
Fernandez, No As Canal street, CALL as he has in
store large assortment of the best brands. and
sells at very reasonable prices. See card in an
other column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

:, GEN, GRANT FIXED FOR FAST DRIYrNG.--Gen.
Grant to-day acknowledged the service OF war
rant for fast driving, and appeared before the JUS
tice of the peace and paid the fine. .
Wash Dispatch to n. T. herald
Generals ought not to go too fast IN nythlng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, FRUITS, ETc.-Mr. 7.
Bailly Blanchard, jr. advertises in the CRESCENT
this rnng superb lot of the above named ar
ticles, which are just now landing from several
ships from Bordeaux. The wines comprise many
favorite brands of red and white, and the brandes
are Pellevoisin and Otard Dupuy. The fruits con-
sist Of brandy cherries, peaches and assorted
fruits, together with prunes, green peas capers =,
sardnes mushrooms, etc. We invite the attention
of the trade to the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

MACHINERY AND HULLs OF Iron CLADs FOR
SALE.-Mr. VIM. Rogers, No. 70 Custumhouse
street, offers for sale this morning the machinery
and huiis of the late United States iron clads
Lafayette, Choctaw and Cincinnati. AS this Offer 8
an excellent opportunity for persons desrous of
building steamboats, or erecting manufactures to
purchase machinery, we invite attention to the ad-
vertisement which appears in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

The death of Mormon bishop is thus announced
in a Salt Lake paper: He was thirty seven years
old, aud leaves an interesting family Of eleven
wives and forty-seVen small children to mourn his
1aaf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

To THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTs-A superb
piece of statuary, the Rape of the Sabines, now On
exhibition at the office of Messrs. Walton g. Des-
londe, auetoneers, corner of Union and Carondelet
stkeets, will be ratliee for at five dollars chance
and only one hundred chances, for the benefit of
Confederate.
This exquisite work OF art is one of the finest
ever brought from Italy, its original cost being
fifteen hundred dollars. 1t will well repay visit
and examination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

We noticed some time ago, a card signed by
nearly two hundred printers Of New Orleans, in
viting Mr.. D. G. Byery-known among his friends
as . Dan to be become a candidate for some
received the Democratic nomination for the clerk
ship Of the Third District Court.-[ Miss Clarion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

lover wrote to lady who had rejected him,
saving that he intended to retire to some se-
eInded spot and breathe away his lifein sghs.na
TO which the lady replied inquiringly, whether
they were to be medium or large size. The man
has not since been heard from.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

The following was posted about the city of New
York last week: -: ~
"wanted, for the Fenian army, 100000 pair Of
natent leather boots, of the o Mahoney Kilian
styls. Samples to be submitted at the Union square
mansion, before St. Patrick's DAY.
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GsEias1seSS7S

EXTRA STOUT PORTER.
None Genuine except bntted by E. 4 j. BURKE Dublin,
with Harp brand.
This celebrated PORTsR for sale by all respectable Grocers
and Druggists.
GEORGE GRAY,
Sole Agent for the Southern States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

A FACT WORTH KNowING.--It is certainly i'm
portant to the public to know that Mr.. John A.
Gildig, No. le7 Canal street, is selling gertlemen's
shirts and furnishing goods at very low prices in
deed and that his STOCK all that could be desired
as to style and quality Give him call.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

Cedar Camphor for clothesmoths. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Harris q Chapman, fac
turers, Boston. H d., g. rzs. s. = .s#55s-s.- 5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

EXTENSIVE UNREsERvED SALE OF CLOTHING -
The attention of city and country dealers is called
to the large sale of desirable seasonabe clothing,
this day, at 10 O'Clock precisely, by Vincent &
Co., at their auction rooms, No. l6 Chartres
street. As this sale is peremptory and without
limit, it will afford unusual advantages to dealers
Terms. cash in treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19

ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated Foundres and comprises all the Modern Improve
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NEW ORLEANS
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COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE.-Rare chance
~ for summer hotel East end Of Long Island directly
Pcconic Bay the Leatho,t region IN e worlds only
o. hours from New York. Fine driving bathing boating
h.hng &C. large double country house, with extension
sccmmodsc a. 30 So An and half Of ground
barns sheds houses garden rl and vines Car easily
be made ready ming Apply to CARING
TON Co.. Nc. 80 Broadway, OF IRA b. TUTHILL, Cut.
chogue, H. |.
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VINE FOREIGN TOUR
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Or SCRAPS OF TRAVEL GATHERED ~ bN"AA-'N'
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Altogether h, i. tine most enteainGg BOOK Of o ~
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Mt, a.. ~ LII, 70 write readable book OF trave
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GERMANY Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Iss ncy and readbe work going over ground very ore
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gives Il fresh CHARM Boston 1dzette'
He view. foreign persons places and things wholly from
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Written BY a man in sympathy with the better spiut oil his
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Travellers 20 over tie same ground year aer year and tel
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Not one in hundred Of best writers could have said so
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Full of wit, piquant iptOn-lH Hartford Post.
His eye clear aud Keen and his qGick-lNeW-f OK
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His sketches are all bright and fasrsnt.-tspringfeld
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1.-THE mobiles, Roman ofthem ~"
James Louis Petgru the only man OF po'e IN routn
CGroinaaad indeed IL al tbs Cotton oties-who oafra
VINO coud safely dare to openly ayow himfeh an op
Ioueut = Secession both before and aer is accomplishment
lie owed Lis Eyeee hs clracter ard endowmtnt
w dni Of ability inasstry and pstsOa enarASer he rs
long been the recognized head OF the south tarons Da. ne
had a " ays posed dion whatever shape ese tDa
whe the ofm Secession ne STU opposed It fe ch
was Of bis personal reputation that Ia the very
Vi Secession he svowed Union was chosen TO eony
the law 81 the State and ID. appointment was anpaHy re-
neyed b. ia. Legislature, every member oil vhich was
sworn Sccessionist. He ried ia 1903 $500 =,
South -
Anongths fai.hless, faithful only he" .
MANY man az the South living, would doubte" wish
that m had died. such monument could Lave been erected
to his memory
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EOR SALE-The twO-stOrv aud Attic Frame
HOUSE with Brick Ba.eInert p by 80 feet; Lot Is tert
deep No. Ug Wilougabysi. Brooklyn Also. ihfeestory
Brick HOUSE. aud LOf Raymond ~. nrar Lafayette
ave with Brown Stone Basement Cellar piazza
water e., furnace Sc complete. Inquire off, j. WHITE,
Agent No. 1873 Eat Twenty third a.
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&1J 0On-FORs ALE-A Large DWELL
- lS,UVJO ing HOUSE. 52I3o feet. with over elsh,
LOTS, situate Third ave- opposite fouesnthsL Mott
Haven, Eve minutes walk from the New Harlem bridge.
This property /, in rapidly improving neshborhood sndh
WORTHY the attention Of persons seeking in'ssmen Apply
on the premises.
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Real estate for Sale.
A LII WANTING FARMS.

A ID WANTING FARMS. =,
N Larrs and thriviny seulerpeni: Of Vinesndi mild
climate; % miles south OF philadelphia BY railroad
rim .o, podnre. is,rs e,or. twenty acre tracts at -
~ are paysbe within onr y.sr ROOD ness openin
good society Hundreds are settling and making Improve
nents. Apply TO CiiAS X. LAMPS, fostMsser Nneisha,
sndis township ~ j. Letter. an Papers containing
fs irfOrm.ton win Be .en. fss ,S~ heSo, ., Se ,s
ueH erscrns fertile traes 80 dmo'f tereg po"oH and
,.at condition 70, reo,aHsJa'f'H' "a' 20 Sn's u ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

ERUTT FARM Of 40 acres. adjoining the
il yueland .ar, IN Cumberland Co. y. J An unusually
extensive and compete properly containing some 100 ut
Tf.e. 49, Grlpr vines, Cranberry OTounts wi.h hoot
.,,es; GOOD buildings AMI Fence, Properly well waered
Mould SELL OF EXCHANGE for improved ely property.
r., Post-Oihce box No. 4,l,2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

EOR SALE at YONKERS-A very subsan-
tnly made brick HOUSE IL rooms; lot l23I0Oj locs
ton ever way desirable Price 81! O0 Apply to SANG
ER No Is Libertyst ~ Y. or iOUMAN5 No. Dock st.,
loLkeIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

EOR SALE-A new three-stOry Basement
Il and Attic HOUSE win all the modern improvements
location No 49, BarrOw-s, fronting NeTnonguaIe J-r
sey City. Also four Cottage HOUSES near horse
Rhirosd ct South Bergen. Inquire Of L. d. LANDHINE,
corner Of \ ORR and Barrow sta, Jersey City.
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TOR SALE at YONKERS-A delightful
4 PLACE far small hmiyi location syeD way .de'in.
bic eight rooms. lot lOor95. Apply 70 SANGER, 70 -
Price 4Tagn.
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4 VOID HIGH RENrS.-Buy WOodwards
N COUNTRY HOMES. l22 designs and plans, and euiiss
house IN the country. Price & 50, postpaid. -
GEO. D. 4 .. WOODWARD. No ~ Pakrow' New'fo'G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

Il mo HOUSE, barn and out houses with 10 acres Of
LAND beautifully situated side Of -aueauck River,
tiona Bank New YorL at 10 a. w., MONDAYS aud THURS.
DAYS. Of H. sIAiLES'
We.port Feb IT, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

CARM of 40 ACRES for SALE or to LET,
4 Is miles from City Hall mile from depo. on New
Haven Railroad house barn, &C. Apply to JOHN BlS-
SELL Conmis.oner fos all the states No 1870 Broadway.
nsxt 10 Howard Hotel
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WATER POWER and Charter for Manu-.
featuring Company foI SAI.E-A liberal charter ron
tie Legislature New Jersey having p years Of ueTped
term to run authorizing the Manufacture Of cotton WOOL ~.
printing tho same, end carrying on tie busine,s neld'ss
thereto, together with water power sufnt io twenty
Of -four mlsones-a mill Of small value, vith three rif 81
stones being it's offered for sas Thirty uhes d
railroad and forty by tide water from kew-loiA
For further particulars address Or call on
JOHN b. HILL Executor .
New. Brunswick. ~ J.
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COUNTRY PLACE for SALE atWilton, Conn.
" --2I hours from New orb by n T. New-1' Rail
Wilton A double House, twostor"s Hall 4 feet wide
running through the hous contains ~ rooms above basement
ceilings Lgh Closets large and in every room; attic large and
airy p uty Of celarroom beside Bsaement Kitchen ana
Yard Il1Ig3 feet well SHADED and prely d
ont arder plot I0x5 also Dfchuri OF setedirui
mole front 80 feet and small Barn aud Wood,hod whole
If land "a The property mile nom Depot
from Episcopal and from Congregational Churches TX
cslleni school. within short distance. Inquire Of L. j.
CURTIS, Norwa!k, Conn, or A. d. SHEPARD. No. " all
st., n. y.
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COUNTRY SEATS and SITE5-Splendid
~ Locations Hudson River Fronts aud Views, ne Pougk
|
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N RESIDENCE Delightfully."- situated House nearly new
pped with Cas- Furnace, and excellent Water extensive
Grounds finely shaded abundance OF garden aud other
Fruits les than hours dssut to Newly convenient
to falrosd and steamboat Price s22eo Address HILL
gInE Norv AZ Conn or HOME n MORGAN No. Pine-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

NOR SALE-490 Acres LAND. - miles from
Savannah on Ssvannsh Albany and Coli Railroad; the
and well berei having been COZ over For par
;iculsrs apply to GUERARD & FEhRiLL, savannah, VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

/ ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT-Buildings oil
IL now 10 iIacre,; plenty Of choice f,it; hs7t,y 10
No. 50 Courlandt.L Also ~ good gardening coll
me. from depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

| DARGAINS in FARMS at Railway, Metu
ID chin New Brun.wick, Milestone &c at low prices and
| on easy terms Some to exchange. PETIT FEAZEEs
| No. 200 Broadway Room No. IL.