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New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

OF brick and paz2as and high sOOp front Each house
has nine finished rooms part alcOvcd more could be
made in the attic plenty Of closets five marble mants
Knickerbocker range, gas pipes and fixtures, copper
boiler, bath, etc. The lots are 2OX89I 10. each,
and commence 40 Fl. west OF BrOoklyn-aye.
Sold TO A. G. McEwen FOR $500 each.
Three vacant lots on Brooklynave 2Ox1OO feet each,
were sold to A. C. McEwen at $3.50 each. webuit
twostory attic and cellar frame house 22y3O feet with
extension, 16x7 feet containing eight large rooms and
open garrett Bucrs north side, only part OF block
from Prospect Park 25xlOO feet lot with in rear OF
house. 25 feet front feet rear and m feet deep adon
ing above, to Mr. Gallagher for $1,000.
Mr. j. Cole sold the store No 800 FultOnst east sde
about feet south Of Johsons and running through to
Westinghouse to John X Prime for $4,000 The build
ing fourstOry and cellar with marble front has IL
beside the and cellar, three marble mantes
CRATES aud gaSfxtures throughout, water sewer CON
nections, water.closets, &c. Mr.. Cole also DIS
posed Of the following property, beng part ol
the "BOwno" estate: No. % Main-stp wv"
story frame store, containing five rooms ana ceh"i
and No 95 2story attic and cellar frame store con
tanning II rooms TO Hugh Mclaughlin for $lO6Oo no
27 Mainst Ssory aud cellar frame store containing
II rooms water &C. to John Friedman Tor s'''oO' No
1m Water-st 2story attic and basement brlcK rouse
containing 10 rooms, John Fnedman' Tor S'W NO W
Water-st stOry attic and basement lralue nouse CON
tanning rooms to d. Glaekin for $3.50. Nos 81 and 95
7 rooms each with water in yard, TO ID. Glackn,
for fs.7OO and $3.50. No. % Westinghouse,
large shop in front Of the lot, which is
95x22 sx42s feet TO David W. Wetmore, for $3.50
No % Wasington-st., two-stOry attic and basement
frame house. containing rooms, and has water in the
yard; lot 2jxlO9X252X3S2 It,; to David W. Wetmore,
for g. 400 Two vacant lots Westinghouse, and eN-
tending through TO snesaey at the corner Of Nassau
ST. lots 26x1Ol2 and 2j9X255XlOl2 TO David s. Qumby
for 200 No sackettst threcstory basement and
sub-cear brick house. with brown stone trimmings has
70 rooms. 5 marble mantels sliding doors,
CRATES, heater sewer connection, &c; lot
21x1OO It.; 10 Francis Moran, FOX 5000.
Two lots on HudSonave., between Evans and Plymouth
sts 234x75 feet each 10 Elisha Theall for $4,000 -Four
lots on Flushiugave. commencing al the corner OF Van
derbtave. 2oslxsO1l 2OsxSlsi 2osx776l 2Osx734. TO
Bryan Mckinney fOr $780, sheds and offices upon the
property LOT Vanderbiltave adjoining the above,
2Oxsi feet 10 Andrew Lennon, for $50. Two lots
adjoining 2ex4O feet each, TO Johu Pyburn, for s2GO
Thirty-one vacant lots. comprising block bounded by
Seventh Smith, and Huntingon-sts, and Gowanus Ca
nal to T. Case for $1,000 Nine gore lots on sevcnhs
commencing al Gowanus Canal TO Daniel Glackin, at
$4.sOO.
Nnetyone pieces Of property were sold at auction in
Brooklyn, to-day, for s2l6.25o
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6ifp RtaI 6stat. for Salt;


IOHN b. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
- 40 ~ PINESr,
Real Estate Brokers and Aucti0neers. .
Cit ard County PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED LoANSits0
s,,l attention paid to the and Management Of Estates
Yarns and Country and Ana oet e
ne nsts 10 EsSjsy Special arrangements Once 70 give de-
flea iss1psiop and show properties CHURCH ShARPE
Lien d BROWN, Real Estate. Auction
IN ee SO Broadway offer Al private Ale the o""hs H'
DBNCES and BUSINESS property; -. 49,, uorSp
An elegant hTstclass, ouIIofy hgh oop Wo"hs'o' "V
and LOT on Filth-aye. leomsrl o., ,.-..-.
nsar stb-sve 24th-st, BrOadwsr
lOhst, 5thaTe. IJtrsI' heHI wv -
lth st.. shave. iIoth-st. heat sNc
lxth-sL, 4ih-Afe. ILtihtt' heal
ath-st.u 23fh.st. near tih-sfc
l4th. q, neal 'J0th- st., near bihaFs
l5h-st, BF0sdS1F. iJ,d-st, near
ltth-st, Broaduav. l1d-si near blehuNa!
18th st, near 6th.ave l3ith.st Hear 3tisse
lsth.st, Tth.aVr l3ith-si, near ttn'a't
Bth-kt, gheve .Jjih.si near tlsY
10Th at, 9th i6th.sti 5inalr
2lsttt, 7th j.ti-st, near 'ih ave
~. st. ussT 7thAyc. il3ih 81. near Oh sfe
23d. ST. Tth i1ltlr st. near 5ilra -.
Also the three elegant HOUSES atd LVIS Oh
Forty second st. between Madison and Finha,es.
tath A., 6th-Aye f5ih.st, Jth-aFe
4lstsl, near 2thafe doth A.. near athA'e
43t-st, near sth l4ith. u 6th-are
tith'sts near 0th-afe 18th st., SthsFe
l9th-Bt 6th-sve 4 near 9th
ss.h-St, shave i85fh-st.
Also number Of other dsssb.s HOUSES ard LOTS In desirable
locations
Busuess property Bosdsay Boperr Canal Grand Bfoome
Spring Prince Houston Beeser Fourth Greece Wooster
Laufeps, Ibompson snd suliysnsis
EIGHTH-ANE. PROPERTY for SALE.-FOr
4 oUt;llap eggE 10 JOHN NeChAYl. 80. az NPiu,ah
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Yoitls.
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE,
~ BOSTON MASS
The important snd improvements which hsre relg
been made ioe the largest Nev ng aud. ens,s
propheo offer Tourists Families snA te Trrgng Public
accommodation aud other oie the c
During The additions have been made suites %
with bathing water cds-t, &C., attarbh; our f
the best constructed
guests upper o OF the house mnpie ae snlns
newir rthlg csrDe and @ entire house thoroughly
pnhed eianshed making H. all is appointments eqrsl -
bOe 10 the eoia Telegraph Ohce billiard lsl AMI Caro- %
The 6rs foor LEWlS RICE sos Pmpnes,s
TTHE ASTOR HOUSE
i WILL BIZ CLOSED FOR REPAIRS on WEDNESDAY, Msreht
e. A. STBrSOS SONS.
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6opartn,rship aOtitts.
oyplcg on FrLLrR, TKf,F Cox,

Oyytcg o. FrLLER, IKftr Cox,
DNN'N D NEw.YoRE March 2 1883 y
MR.. THEODORE COX this day withdraws
Afk by mutual CONSENT prrrrp rpE,q cox
NOTICING have this day disposed OF all our
Interest In The Refined Packing business {" ihs
npv1p pP tTr MANUFACTURING COMPANY and viii con
,nn d. Importation Of White Leids xc hnhes
thes .ne i,h.. a. herrtofore W. DByOB Co.
No.''s ~ . iqeR III "a
Lays this day disposed OF Interest n the .elIs
p,leaa Packing business to IIIB pBNoE PRATT MANI
,,tRIVG COMPANf" The general OF business all De conaer
bt onee, No III" 49,. ,
New York March 3 lsb3 =, NhhIES IhAiI.
f ~ OryCE OF THE DEvOE PRATT MASUgAcruRNG Co.,
No III Fnlon-sL, keN.ioTk, har,h 2 I3f6
M Cernany under the General NauactnTna
M state with all the facilities for conducting is business 60
t an products All the Petroleum. Can sat
- Warehouses which owne by Messf r. W.
nvo 90 Charles Pratt purchased b. hs C
y toeher their patent zhts the Of the role
k,e Zach Of these paties gtsbs
which, by this viii now be gele 10 ths
great additional strength and value the The has ar
secured favorable arrangements large supply lin plates
makers This association Of a;aToa-
result securing all kinds materials
the business aud n the saving many before
made 20 each i The Company prepared 60 exeeas
orders for the well known and reliable brands Of Rhued Petoeum
Nouparei" Crystal Brilliant" Phooiie," and Steflng
Beune and SpN Tupentne In equal 70 say tee
fore sent bV MeSsrs W. Deyoe Co snd Mr. Cba Pa ans
carefully packed and will he glad To treat with shipper and AZ o
buye on the most favorable tennS GBO W. DbFOk PrssAsls
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find it for their interest to ad
vcrtlse III THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible, stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF The
TRIBUNE semi-weekly, and Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons that advertisements lh-
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per line each III
serton, in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line IN "LhhLf
TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line in sEmI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value az an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
auttiut Sails Of 8raI estate.
Bvs SrlpIvs 4 Co, Aueioneers. Coucorl. Mas.
Il IRT-UOIISE DWELLING-HOIl USE.

y
COURT-H DWELLING-HOUSE
~ JAIL and LAND at Public Auction in Concord Mass SAT
uEDAN March 1863 a o'clock the premises In Concord
M on ths Public square within hall nc oft Fhburg Railroad
station and 10 miles from Boston will be sold At pnblc Auction 3
lows:
The Court nearly wooden building T5I4i a. three o
high with slated roo copper ulis thoroughly built and excel
8e an iuI the
each end, ball 4lHiJ
the second stor and large attic
lo; about pleasantly lad shade
surrounded by fo fence With granite una
tou n desirable proj-ft Institution school
boarding ouse and nod uir aih 'cator splendid
private residence
The Dvsnsoa uown ste Coua ou'e occupied by Samuel
gapes ESQ fronting the Couluus l. w.but square
house brick ens coutaunr twelve roo cellar Noo
e Ia GOOD rep and and desirable The
cnuanls sAp &C. and has good bar Dt1 H. nearly aud
other ouhuidnes
Tie ancient stone structure, 6sr3l H. three stories high
rounded brick sail about nine n hight with Gaping
Til. will be sold 10 be torn down i removed within one year and Goa
tau geo perch Of SPLIT gaRie large smouu Of iron
doors wooden roof AID gsb aud 6om 300 20 ao
hk aud worthy tue attention Of builders and soae ecnae'er sale
pns'e - o, 49,. III,
80. lro.t Of the Town tOmntiee.
C irse Fclnrr Depot Bson Tor Concord At ';D iad II W.
at totrur p aai u a leave ir bo'va ~ 'iE' Ah v
t9r.s.d rt. ~ i.ij
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Sorscs, Garrilgts, ct,

CITl AUCTION MART, Broadway aud
- Thrty.umthsL-J. J. HENRY Auconeer Regular SAFE, 81
Io'e Carriages eghs Harness Robes Blankets Mhps Ae No.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. II O'Clock There arg.
ring hoNn pospohement aeeoaS, ei
weather large stock articles slWsys ss al P'ss
auction prices Cons ynment respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
i3OlrO anS 8oOms.

| MONROE-ST corner of Cathailne ST.
BOARD for gentleman Iai siie and single geaileUrn.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuctioneeT, Office No.
w 10 Chatham SALE Of The entire FURNi
TtRE contained p - aB - Fouieenht,
Of Unonusrc commencing MONDAY Marh At o o'clock
81 berns ele gau furnished, Rosewood aud Hshogsn'
bedsais best hair feather beds pillows and holsters marble
top tables. wshsand etages extension tables aee curtains
and other po rosewood Ffenh plate
basement furniture Gc r. NJ lLSH Attorney or Modgsge>
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Tous,s anS farms @anttN.

WANTED to HIRE, for term of years,
w with privilege OF ouyng. FARM Of 10 3 within Il
hours cv address H. p No 2]O West Tweutiethst
NNANTED-A shore front FARM, either on
Issud New coast for which choice lots IN the
BooAyn viii be exchanged address w c. Tribune once
NNTANTED-A small PLACE in the country,
w Newerssy preferred ese for term of three or hye yssIs
With stable lc Address With full particulars size, &c., HENRY
Tribune Otce.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

TOSEPH MCGUIRE. AuctiOneer,
~ Office No. ll6 Nasssust,
VIII sell on THURSDAY March 1853 y O'Clock al the EIchiugs
Salesfoom, No. Ill Broadway,
tire. handsome and suhcear Phidspha hc
HOUSES white marble trimming known Nos 2J 20 and 2i'
told l2 East Thirty yseyeust. north SIDE co-
neng The The houses have hot and cod water
stationary tabs marble manc BATH aud other modern improvement"
gas fixtures throughout .-..u or. - ,.o
Also the ur.orJ and cellar brick HOT SIS and LOTS Nos E
Ihy-seventli south side 10 feet west Of second
20 has store. AMI is occupied as sfoeerJ m
The sale wi be peFenptorT and good title IN lee simple VIII ne
gfteu
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
auttim Sails Of Seal 6stutt.

BY JoHNs'S;SSSs1, az & 1siI'i;'f miller
REAL SsTGTR BRoKERs,
u,.. ss,., No. p G S . COR C, STPAE P &
changed Loans nesOAd Auction Furniture Ao ~
Al u O'Clock EXCHANGE sALRsROoMS, No Ill Broad"'I
THREE HUNDRED LOTS At AUCTION
PRoSPECr PARK, EAST AND WEST;
sFRpEfSR SS6E RSGE B6nRyaRp Sf on CITY LINE
q TIN, Sale viii afford the best opportunity ye, offered or In
'e.@sai ia What will soon be ie most desirable part Of shs e
DEGRAW STREET sut east corner of Rogers avenne lots
PESDEST sTEEEr tBousvar north SIDE 200 feet ~e''o nos
TNloS sIREET south side in Of above, ot, 25Iloo
EIGHTH AVENUE south Of Carroll street lots
sACHkIT STREET (Giand Bouleya commencing northeast
UNION STREET Buffalo avenue hnping northeast; north
wet so soqtl-sa & AID south m west corners - lots an
UTICA AVENUE side, entire Oat between Crown and Mont
s1tkETI STREET Cennd Beuls,y, commencing northwest
MONTGOMERY STREET side front between Utica and
sACKB1T STREET Grand Boalevr southwest Of Buffalo
The remainder Of the lots are located the immediate vicinity OF
the above CAPITALISTS sPEcULAToRS and BUlLDhkS arr
ater March
At p O'clock at E5eh9ge sae,5So% No. III Broadway NJ
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE.
81. udrd4. "A Of
VALUABLE BUSINESS ' pRoPERTT % on BROADWAY Go South
Also number Of VALUABLE SIHTBENIH and NlNEIbhNIh
WARD LOTS in FINE LOCATIONS
BROADWAY ate South Seyenhs south side 100 feet east Of
valuable lots and frame houses The most desirable Dn
locality Eastern District Admirably adapted for public
building or 6rstc4ss stores.
soUfM FoURTH-sT g. liz feet west Thirt, dne lots sd
a two. story frame house.
BROADWAY 50 feet east Of Eghh yery desirable lots
SOUTH FlFTHST., n. =, 25 a. e. OF llth-st, 5 lots
HEWRS-Sr., g.. &29 n. e of Lee-aye., 3 choice 0t-
PBNESr., n. s.. 2O8 n. e. Of Lee.aye., 4 lots
HOOKRRST., n. g., l56 A. ". OF Bedfordave.. lots
PENNSr aud MARCY AVE. n e.. corner, 8 lots
DIyISIONAVE s. =, junction Of Keapst, lots
MARCl-AVE. and KEAP-ST. 4. =. corner. 2 lots.
MARCl.AyE aud KEAPST 0. e. o0ner, lots.
HEWBSST between Lee and Macyayes same block as Lee
a church. lots.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

NmLIAs ". LITTLE, AuctiOneeE
DY WYCKOFF & LITTLE,
ID AUCTIONEBRS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. Isl MJutaguest Brooklyn.
Houses Property bought and sold a. PuDe or
Pdvats Sai, Special attention and Referees Sales
THURSDAY, March 3, 1868.
u o'clock. at the CITY SALESROON,
Montague-st
SALE OP VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND LOTS.
MONTAGUEST side, OO feet west Hckssi 2Sory b1ek
store plate glass.
WLTONST on No, 40 and 3siOry brick stores a feet deep
with lots running through 20 Jamesst .
JAMES AND FRONSTS resale of The valuable plot O ground coz
James and FrontsA
2s STATRST dwelling. with all modern improve
ments
HRW.YORK.AYE, G lots s.. cor Warrenst
BROOKLYN-ANE., lots, ". p, commencing cor Bate
BALTC-Sr, lots, D.. :, 100 f. vest Of Brookyn'ays
HUDSON-ANR. 5 lots, w. s. commencing " cor begen-st
DEANST,. 10 lots =. =, ". cor Hndson.aSe
BERGBN.SI.. 5 lots o. s., 100 feet v. HudsOn-aye
obtained the Office 0f the Aucoueers No
I5I' MONTAGUE-NT. NEAR COURT.
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Salts bp Au.tion.
~ HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

I Al The Leeds AT Galleries" ai7 and ae BruiisaT
O'clock evening tRSDAl Marc 8j. mpeusnt
of valuable private LIBRARY oDmpsDg superb collection %
books choice raule and voks 81 art m s
bindings seldom before 0id al
The attention tie public pcay called 90 s sppotanT
nddng heir ihrae. the sale win positively be
nz without reserve exhibition Nednetay inst
IN q M md N d.. nl .al. till n.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

~ tl,,air D. for SNLEs mile from Depot NOS
,rd improving tart the ctyi a. the lupf' ~
a. te A. aero. af gfo o.lt hFI tfr. 'll bs-il,t 't,J m
Gss3, M o..ra. M pncr. f-,jl Afpf % D. ,AA''' w.
iP -. :. S-s .-s % hk ab1. Real Dss.- As-'h j.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

EOR SALE-A new and splendid MANSION,
Chestnut I Philadelphia from Philadelphia County line
Montgomery County anl sahec only to small school tar Man
building 1 20 feet. buildings hot and cold water and all
molea Improvements Lot 80 By go feet; grade 500 feet above nde
leye TIE eg RON Al sides and over Wh.emarh valley Is
beut 5 rnlnues ride rOm Stateiouse ChenutsL
ten trains dalJ rsy minutes from The door
Adirs, DIR. WIN. WRIGHT.
No. 85i North Se1epihst..
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4. ". NsRNIN, AIft"n7e9
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor.

Dl BANGS, MERWIN & Co, BrOadWay COT.
I'D tbsSsles Of Books. Works VI Arr Fancy Goods Faraae e
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON March T. ~ o'clork
AMERICAN lnd ENGLISH BOOKStiiery selected ifom pussss
ba, comprising STANDARD Works boz departments ant ns
including vaasAl Iheoesra hotu
snd ~ Scarce Books Gc. Catalogues ready.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March D. - Z O'Clock.
NEW BOOKS-EmbrAags ~ valuable recent publications
in nearly all departments in dpe condition including iprIist
Norks q bindings. J.. Catalogues reaif.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

IPERTY for SALE.-FOr
JO!tS NcChAYL. 80. az pine'sh
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-05

A New READING OF SHAKESPEARE
Spoons AS HAMLET. .-Spoons-Whose
spoon was thnt, Sambo?
Sambo-Why that came from Or
leans, Boss!
Spoons-Alas, Orleans! I know it
we'll, Sambo;
A city of infinite riches, most ex-
cellent spoons:
I've stole them there, I know not
how oft.
Bradley, the nigger jail-bird, has
been elected to the Georgia Senate.
But what of that? Is not Butler a
member Of Congress, and Daniel
Sickles shining light. The term of
another colored Georgia legislator is
not yet served out in the Slate
prison. He's al exponent of great
moral ideas.
When Ben. Wade was informed
of the nominations of Grant and
Colfax, he said: "It's all right. Grant
and Colfax will make n good ticket,
and will carry the people from Maine
to California. Ben. was right; it
will carry them right up Salt river,
and leave them out in the cold.
An explorer of Africa, on being
congratulated at IL reception in Wash
ington on his safe return from his
perilous travels, said, ooh, it's no.
thing to get safe through Africa; but
what I feel thankful for is, that I
didn't get killed on my railroad
journey from New York to this city. "
Economy is dress-the style prac-
ticed by ballet dancers.
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News Items.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The ne.
groes gathered in squads in oil the
remoa parts Of the city, but were
prevented ftom making functions by
the police. q A white man killed
another last night-cause, drunken
ness.
The Senate, after electing George
G. Graham, of California, Secretary,
oice Forney, adjourned, in honor OF
James Buchanan.
The House, on motion of Stevens,
non-concurred in the Senate bill, and
asked for Committee of Conference
on the tax bill.
Allison, in discussing the revenue
fraud, said: fraudulent practices
had gone to such an extent in Rich
mond, that even the judicial ermine
had been stained" The section con-
ferring the appointing power OH
commissioners was discussed until
recess.
Departments are ali closed, and
the city is perfectly quiet.
The Democratic majority in Oregon
is now stated at 2, 0O0
Mr. Calvert, conservative Judge OF
the election in the first ward, re-
ceiyed the following:
"SIR: You are hereby notified to
leave the city in twenty-four hours.
We aro on the track Of one more.
(Signed.) A. DELERENI."
A radical stated that others have
received similar missives.
Flags on the shipping are at half
mast, in honor of James Buchanan.
New YORK, June 4.-Nos. IA and
1G Amity Place were burned today.
Loss, $50, 900.
RICHMOND, June 4.-Chief Justice
Chase is engaged trying the civil
docket. He will remain here about
ten days. Many prominent citizens
have paid their respects to him.
CHARLESTON, June 4.-Arrived-
Steamer Charles W. Holt, Boston.
Sailed-Bark Easthan, st. Mary's.
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Sale of Valuable Town Property.

HNHE Commissioners appointed to select
i q site for the Court House and jail for
the District OF Oconee, having located tho
same in tho town OF Walhalla, and pro-
cured the titles OF 100 acres OF land within
said town, will, Mt 10 O'Clock O. m., on
THURSDAY, tho 9Th OF August next, after
having first laid of the said land into
suitable and convenient lots, proceed to
sell the said LOTS to tho highest bidder.
This location is within the beautiful and
thriving town of Walhalla, at the foot of
tho Blue Ridge, and possesses advantages
III point of trade, education, 60, unsur-
passed by any other place in the State.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ono.four cash; tho
balance payable in three equal install
ments, in three, six and nine months, Sc
cured by noto, with approved security.
Titles to be executed, but not delivered
until purchase money is paid in tuU. And
in case OF failure on the part Of purchas scr
to meet the payments when due, the pro-
perty to be forthwith sold a / his risk. Pur
chascrs to pay extra for stamps and titles.
WESLEY PITCHFORD,
W. E. HOLCOAlBE,
BRY FRETWELL,
NJ. i. MITCHELL,
@. III. DOYLE,
Commissioners.
WALHALLA, s. c., juno 3, 1868.
June 5 ta
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Latest Cretnn accounts report that
battle was fought, on the 4th of
April. on the plain of Heraclion, in
which 1,30O Cretans repulsed vastly
superior number of Turks, who were
supported by the regular Circassian
cavalry. The English man-of-mr
Trinculo witnessed this battle. On
the 9th of April, the Cretans achieved
another victory ut Rhetymus. Other
BATTLES took place ut Selino and
Velnndaki, in the latter of which the
Turks had 400 men killed and
wounded. The 10000 refugee Gre.
tan families in Greece are exposed
~ great misery. The Greek Govern.
ment has SO far spent 100000 to
save them from starvation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, June 4-Noon.- Gold
40. Sterling 1915. Money firm.
Mess pork dull at 27.SO. Lard dull
at 1701919. Cotton quiet and steady
at 81. Freights dull.
Up. M.-Cotton less active-sales
1000 bales ut 81. Flour active
State 7.50@9.S0; Southern brands
firmer ut 9.50@9.65. Wheat excited,
5@10c. better. Corn 203c. better
yellow Western Sl.1501.16. Mess
pork 27.87; old 1925. Lard heavy,
at 1714@181I. Molasses better
muscovado 53@56. Other groceries
steady. Gold 397s.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotton firm,
at 81. Flour dull-prices nominal,
Wheat-NIaryland 2.6O@2.SO. Corn
dull-white LIS; yellow 1.18. Mess
pork dull and unchanged. Bacon
more active prices unchanged. Lard
dull.
New ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotton
quiet-middling 2919; sales 400 bales.
Gold 40. Bacon shoulders 13 n
@13M. Lard dull, at 1902O.
CHARLESTON, June 4.-Cotton dull;
sales 8 bales-middling 291%.
AUGUSTA, June 4. Cotton market
flat; sales 40 bules-middling 20.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Cotton quiet;
sales 100 bales-mlddling 29l903O.
LONDON, June 4-3 p. M.-Con-
soils 96A. Bonds 7256.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-3 P. NJ
Cotton quiet and steady-sales 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL. June 4-Evening.-
Cotton-nplands 111s; Orleans II q.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-05
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC V1oronY.

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC V1oroRY.
The telegraph brings the gratifying
intelligence that Oregon has been
carried by the Democrats. by thou
sand majority" The new member OF
Congress, and the State is only enti-
tied to- one, is a Democrat. and the
Legislature now stands with Demo.
cratic instead Of n Republican MAORI.
ty in both Houses. This Legislature
will shortly be called upon to elect q
Senator to succeed Williams. The
result is Of course obvious.
So has the first gun been fired
against Grant and his radical associ.
ates. Take courage, conservatives,
Democrats, or oppositionists. by
whatever name ye are pleased to sig
nifty your adherence of the destruc.
tionists. .-Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
at Palmetto Iron IForks, Columbia. s. c.
I 25-HORSE POWER ENGINE. with
j. Tubular Boiler and Saw Mill, complete.
Will be sold separately, if desired.
:! 10 and S-Horse Power ENGINE, suit
able for plantation use.
Keeps on hand Gin Segments, all sizes:
Plates and Balls for Cotton Screws: Sugar
Mills, with Or without frames; all sizes.
Also, manufacturing Mcndenhall's Pa.
tent Hand or Power Loom. Ono can be
seen in operation at tho Works.
Iron and Brass Castings made to order;
Mill Gearing, Pulloys, Hangers and SHIFT
ing. Jobblng promptly attended to, and
oil work warranted.
May 20 limo GEO. A. SHELLS.