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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

TOR RENT, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
Il OF LAND, part Of the Richie tract, near
Camp Grant and smother lot. of about the same
quantity. near MIR. Valentine Heckler's and Fair
field Race Course. Possession NJ once.
js29-6t j. l.. ApPERSON
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-an unruly fellow, who
tried to interfere with one Of Grahaln's omni-
buses, day before yesterday, on the shell road,
was soundly thrashed by the driver.
The May Festival Of st. Marks ChuIch.
(colored) last evening, was numerously at
tended.
Peoples National Bank stock sold Yesterday
at 105.
A number of the muoicipal official sins" are
electioneering hard to keep from being among
the "otts."
The. cases Before the Mayor yesterday were
confined to few inebriates who had to pay fol
their fun.
A prominent colored Republican aspi,es tc
be chief of the Fire Department.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. MAY 5.-Paoilton Hotei.-
". E. Fripp, Charleston County; Mrs. R. J.
Cameron, Benpettsville; Johu Wilson, Williams
burg; Phil Heller, Kingstree.
Charleston Hotel. Crusins, New York.
Capt,in H. D. Biennoid, Nassau; John 6. S.
White, United States Army; q. a. King, New
Yolk; Thomas Taylor, John Waties, Columbia;
John T. Duncan, Laurens; nm. Gregg, Aiken;
Colonel Peacooke. England; VIM. Baird, 8.
Wilson, VIM. F. Kelley, Philadelphia; N. Fur
man, New Jersey; R. 8. Conover. New York;
C. B. Hutchinson, Auburn. N. Y.
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The First Brigade OF Regulars.

This brigade was composed of the best fight
ing material in the Confederate army. 1t
served gallantly in the siege OF Charleston,
enduring all the hardships Of Sumter and
Wagner, and won new laurels at Bentonvile
and Averysboro', N. G., where both regiments
we're decimated. Since the war the command
has been scattered over Dixie, and if the long
roll were now sounded responses could be
heard from the Potomac to the Bio Grande.
The absent officers and men will be pleased to
learn Of the effort being made to erect monu-
ment over their honored dead, and will gladly
assist their former comrades in this good
cause. We give below the result of prellmi-
nary meeting held in this city.
A meeting OF the Surviving officers, in
Charleston. OF the South Carolina Brigade Of
Regulars. consisting Of the First South Caro-
lima Artillery, First South Carolina Infantry
and Lucas Battalion, was held in this city on
the 28th April, 1869, for the purpose of organ
izng an association, and in order to raise funds
sufficient to erect suitable monument TO their
deceased officers and men.
There were present at tb, meeting, Colonel
Alfred Rhett, Lieutenant-C Colonel Joseph A..
Yates, Captain julius III. Rhett, Captain Charles
Iuglesby, Captain Edward Lowndes, Captain
William II. Peronneau. Captain Gadsden
King, Captain Mitchell King, Captain Z. B.
Calhoun, Lieutenant Henr, W. Frost. Lieuten-
ant John A. Keith, Lieutenant John Harleston,
Lieutenant John G. Minott, Lieutenant W. G..
Ogier, Lieutenant E. 8. Fickllng, Lieutenant
II. W. DeSaussure, Jr., Lieutenant E. G. Ed
gerton, Lieutenant E. W. Macbeth.
On motion of Lieutenant John e.. Minott,
Colonel Alfred Rhett was called to the chair,
and Captain Charles Inglesby requested to act
as secretary.
meeting was to erect q suitable monument in
memory Of the officers and men Of the brig
ade, who had fallen in the late struggle for
Southern independence.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A. Yates sug.
gested that large number OF the officers OF
the brigade who did not reside in Charleston
would, doubtless, have united cordially in the
movement had they been notified OF the meet
ing. He therefore offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted.
Resoloed, That full meeting Of the officers
Of the Brigade, be called ior Tuesday, the frst st
Of June next, at o'clock, P. NJ, at No. 2l
Broad-street, and that the Secretary give no.
tice through the papers OF said meeting.
Upon motion OF Lieut.. John c. Minott, it was
Resolued, That the chair appoint commit
tee Of three, to draw resolutions and prepare
business for the meeting in June.
The chair appointed Lieut.. John G. Mlnott,
Captain Charles Inalesby, and Lieut.. W. G..
Ogier as that committee.
There being no further business, the meeting
adjourned. CHARLES NGLEsBY,
Late Captain First y. c. Artillery,
Secretary.
Papers throughout the State win please copy
and give circulation to this notice.
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MEMORIAL DAy.-The Ladies' Memorial AS
sociation met yesterday afternoon at tho Home,
in Broad-street, and conferred with commit
tee OF the Survivors Association about the eel
ebration OF Memorial Day. The programme
has been arranged, and will probably be pub
lished tomorrow.
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The MASS MEETING which was to have been
held at White Point Garden last evening, to be
addressed by Mr. z. Mcdonald, agent Of the
Louisiana Labor Association, and others, did
not take place, in consequence OF some OF the
prominent speakers, who promised to be pres
ent, not appearing. Mcdonald withdrew, after
waiting for some time.
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CHARLESTON BOARD or TRADE.-The regular
monthly ymeeting took place on Tuesday eve
ming, at HIbernian Ball, President d. Cobia
in the chair.
Mr.. e. E. Bedford was elected q member.
Colonel W. L. Trenholm, chairman, read the
following report, which Was adopted:
The Executive Committee have the honor TO
First. That they have arranged for the use
of the HIberiisn Hall for meeting Of the Board
and Executive Committee.
Second. That after due consideration, they
find the resolution recommending the abol-
tion Of the charge for rice tierces in accord-
ance with interests Of the trade 10 that article,
and are Of opinion that the resolution ought
to be adopted.
w. 8. Hastie, Eeq., read the following report,
whichiwas adopted:
The Committee appointed to confer with the
Governor Of the State and Health 0ficer, with
regard to carrying out the quarantine law, In
the absence Of the proper appropriation BY the
Legislature, respectfully report:
That the Governor has assured your
committee that he will furnish all the
funds necessary to keep up. an efficient
quarantine for the c reorf o, s5st fSs
state has taken the entire control OF che quar-
antine establishments, and has believed the
city from al responsibility,
Hgnedl v. :. HASTE,
r. 8. BRUINS.
Messrs. George b. WsltesSr and J. B. Steele
we're appointed delegates to represent tne
Charleston Board Of Trade at the Ccmmefolai
Convention, to be held on the 18th ns', n
Memphis, Tenn.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee to confer with the proper authori-
ties in relation to the modification or abroga-
tion Of an order recently promulgated by the
Collector OF this port, IN relation to passenger
steamers Messrs, Henry Uobia, George W.
Clark and g. w. Marshall.
On motion Of W. L. Trenholm, Esq. the
following preamble and resolutions were adop-
ted:
Whereas, It is highly important that some
aficient measures should be adopted for the
Collector and publication Of the commercial
statistics Of Charleston; therefore, be it
Resolped, That the Executive Committee be
Instructed to advertise for prize compositions
nnon such subjects as may be properfor the
accomplishment Of the purpose.
ON motion Of N. Strauss, Esq, it was
Reso,oed, That it be referred to the E1ecu-
tive Committee, to report at our next meeting,
- eeSerence TO reduction of rates Of storage
and wharfage.
On motion of.E. W. Marshall it was
R,.o,ned That 500 copies be printed Of the
TS00, sMno. Of the 'lsta anniversary meeting OF
he Rosrd. sod OF the address OF Colonel W.
Z. Tenhom then delivered.
Adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAI

LErrCH 4 BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at the
old ,Postofice, the sloop P. c. Gaillard and
her apparel.
MM,rs DRAKE will sell, at 10 o'clock, al his
store, corner King and Liberty boots,
shoes and hats.
,KsoI, DAILY l. Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their. salesroom, Meetingstreet, corner OF
Wentworth, splendid furniture and snndrles.
JOHN G. MnnoR & Go. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their salesroGm, Meeting street. millinery
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trona2e.


accession to the number of visitors at the Fair
last night, and the tables rich in an innumer-
able variety Of supplementals that were to be
seen ON the two past evenings. As Fast as the
articles are raf1sd they are replaced by SEEM
ingly better ones. The tables generally are
really worth especial observation; look well at
the beautiful pieces OF woman's handiwork;
see what the pains-taking labor OF man has
contributed, all SO ,tsstily and dprominently ar
ranged, 80 that tAey can come within the range
OF the sye ct elsece.
s.. The Juvenile table, up the north side OF the
hall, with it's abundance of small wares to
please the you.g folk, Is not the least interest
ing feature Of the entertainment.
u The balloting for the Firemen's Prize is get
Ting intensely exciting, and each company is
beginning to show its strength and come up in
phalan1es. The ladies', too, are interested IN
their fayoIites, and are as earnest in their soft
, entreahes as woman can be. The contest is
sharp one. and seems to be tbe source OF some
excitement inthe Department.
Finely lithographed rolls Of the dead of the
association are sold for one dollar, and will no
doubt be esought after by many as precious me-
mentoes ofshe checkered past. H -"'
Tbe moving mass, the soft music, the parti-
colofed grabs swung to and fro, the rich cano-
pies OF the tables, the banner aloft, the fes-
toons Of evergreens, make up picturesque
whole, and brief list Of charming attractions
that cufminate il Hibernian Hall.
The prize punch bowl won by the Palmetto
Fire Company, will be sent to the Fair for the
inspection OF the aremen.
The following is list Of prizes won last
evening !: ". w. Trenholm. one regatta club;
F. C. Chreitzberg. old woman and shoe; d. B.
Olney, opafruit cake; Miss Lizzie Wotten, one
set Of tewSiry Miss @. W. Fitch, ladies' toilet
table and fixtures: o. q. Chase, OIL painting;
Mrs. Martha q. Locke, FRUIT cake; ". A. Wha-
ley, one set iewelry; e. F., sgeegsn, one fruit
cake (; L O. Boylstou, infsnt'sl chair; ~B. n.
Heriot, jar orange mTmAlads; Miss McElroy,
one doH; Julian 81. A. Miller,b French sugar
plums; E., N. Rrodie, gold lined silver cup; s.
Lord, steeple cake; J. B. Bead, one tidy; J. G.
Marsh, one ham; @. n. johnson, toilet set; =
Dibble,. fruit cake; ]. b. Read, star fruit cake;
= Buiow, one set mats; Julrus osy. beef a b
mode; George GiIliland. elegant fsn; j. G. Bsn-
nett, childs work box; VIM. Middleton, set
jewelry; John Lafar, gold ring; Miss Duffas
pearl set ring, :
Senior. Naaag@s.eThe floor managers for
this evening ars Bon. W. 8. Henerey. General
WIG. DoSsussnre, Colonel A. O. Andrews,
Captan B. M.:Lee, Lieutenant Colonel e. Il.
Locke, J. N. Greer, ESQ.,, lid. N.wry, Esq,
@. +. Lowndes, Esq, NJ. b. Nathan; Esq,
MsS6rG. E. BuisE, B. @. Barley, Esq, ]. q.
Re1neker, Esq, A. n. Mereiand, ESD, John
Klinck, ESQ.,, 4 J. White, ESQ. Henry Gerdts,
= ii sm,;or Kassagers.-J. L. Sheppard, W. E.
Breese, Frank E. Taylor, L. B. Lovegreen.
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BUSINESS TICEs.

GARDN ERs HAsEL STREET AND KMa-sTRRET
SODA WATER FoUNrArNs.-Cold soda water and
choice syrups; also. the famous mineral waters,
Congress-. Kissingen and ylchy. on draught
at Gardner's establishments (late Buck &
Co.'s,) Hasel. street, hear Pavilion Hotel, and
No. 449 King-street, near Oalhoun-street.
May7
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
tOcNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULA7IoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN zHK PoSToEFYcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFHcE LAW.
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TmDAn4 News PRICE CURRENT AND CoM-
,MERc1AI CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counHhg-ioom at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and half cents per copy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Marion Lodge, at 8 P. n.
Strict ObseI vance Lodge. at6 P. N.
Eagle Fire Company, at8P. n.
Marion Fire Company, at 3 2. IL.
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THRuT.-Richald McHunny, an enterPris-
ing splored man. has been enabled, through
the Kindness OF friends, to re.establish himself
At his old stand, Hasel-street, where he has
rebuilt the stables destroyed by fire. he is an
industrious and worthy man, anddeserves pa
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fanfp Goods, Gtf.
BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &c. .


OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRAkAE. 1859.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT Low. PRICES,
n consisting In part OF:
CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments Two, Three ana Four
Photograph Albums Wheeled Velocipedes .
Ladies' Workboxes Tin, Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Desks, Fans Toy wagons, Wheelbat'
portemonaies Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per. Dolls, Marbles, Toys,
fnmery &C. Kites
German Pipes, STEMS &c. Games in great variety tor
Fancy Baskets. Picnic In ana out OF door use'
Travelling and Flower suen as
ReartifuI China BouuuetlBa and Rubber Balls
Holders Battlecors
CHINA Cups and Saucers, Hoops and Graves
Vases, 6c. Rolling Hoops, &c.
Childrep's Carriages
have always on hand full limo OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and Tovs and the latest styles of Ven.
us. Offenbach and Paris Goods, novelties OF th'
season. and offer them OF liberal discount to th+
trade.
mske speciality OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
such SIS Rubber Overcoats, Capes, Leggings. Caps,
Pillows, Hospital Cushions, Door Mats, Rubber
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery sheedug,
Rubber Toys. &c.
THANK my patrons for past favors, and earnestl!
solicit conununn :e ofthe same.
F. Won SANrEN,
No. 229 King street, two doors above Market.
April5 DAG m~tlmo
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DIssoLUT1oN.-The copartnership existing
between the undersigned, under the firm name
of "CoUR7ENAY," is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business OF the late firm
will be settled by NEUFvnLE & HANNAH, who
succeed them. ANDREW McFEETERS.
JOHN j. ENNIS.
WM. HANNAH.
1.I
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CopAR1SERsH1P. The undersigned have
this day formed Copartnership under the
firm name Of NEUFvnLE HANNAH, and
will continue the business heretoforc. carried
on by the firm OF CoURTEE.-. as Blank Bocl
Manufacturers, boos Dinders, Job Printers and
~ S.ssa,ioAers, a. Inc cid stand, No. Broad-street
B. Z. NEUFV1LLE.
WM. HANNAH.
blay 1st, 1869. Mays
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KNOX. DAILY & CO.,

4A4N OAA AS<AA- - S-S .s.. .s.
No $50 Meeting, corner OF Wentwofth
street, ...[:
VIII offer for sale Tbs DAY, commencing at 10
o'clock A. M. precisely, So,
l Magnificent MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD
1 Smaller MahoIany sfdeboard, Mahogany and MAR;
ble-top Bureaus In variety.
Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, Mahogany ana Marpie-
top Centre and Pier Tables, Tespoy Tables, Psflor
and Diuning-room Chairs, Rocking Chair, Soox
Cases, Mahogany Secretary, Glass Cases bedsteQs,
Mattresses Meat Safe. Crockery, one China Tea Sea
Glass Ware, Decanters, Lamps, Blankets, &C. .,..
ALSO. .. a.. II
Box Family SOAP, Bag Coffee
Lot scytne Blades, Wagon jacks, Iron Shutters
q Window Sash, Lady's saddle and Brfdle. -
~ ALSO, go"
For account Of United States Government,
2 Upright Once DESKS. Standing Desk WIN
Frame, Pigeon Hole Cases, Office cfsirs ana
Stools, .
Office Stove and Pipe. Parlor Stove -.
Btx Stoves Zinc, Fire Screens, Cooking Utensils,
Tables.
Water Cooler. Pals, Pans Measures, Marking
Pots, Spades, Shoyels. Monkey Wrenches.
ALSO,
Platform Scale. Counter Scale, sttnards
18 Gross " inch Screws, 4 Gross Clothes Hooks
/ Cask Chloride OF Lime. '..! .;
AT PRIVATE SALW. w
A and 6-4 CANTON MATING, good qualify.
Goods must be removed on day OF sale.
Conditions cash. Mxy
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Papers throughout the State win please copy
and give circulation to this notice.
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Charleston, May 1st, 1869.
, 1869-01-17

FoR sAIL5E-Br J. 2. kce,cr, Real Estate
.nG MGio;'s.T os s.s1 near s*aaoy hon,e
Wshat h-av sruth nf Th.rteeuth.s, ,xox.orv .no
:,as fp oassss1 house Ano farai'uFe and
NE Mehttaa,svlneas ~ FauEeea,a.'-. arssaaas three.
sl.sent bck house. with farn &c and
n,.te 1tes.s;svs rear TanTnr...t. txo story md
burnside il, Eood 2s1o;y ssa,e I'D M los ;so5 @ e
':s s: fs4 ss5;s I'D houses
,os ;3:sft sIiis neat Harrison, 'tfs and dwelling. and
1uas I'D pss5 61t tse,ot ses
nsat 5;:s1 soase .na ban. ss.so so0's anu 0A1e'
Sd ;s nes. Page. three uarh,e foat
cna:.t:,, Eear WsIh.r gtoa. n.~ .~o-ftory md
hase1seat brick hou.e. II rrotns, Terms easY.
I'd s.s sas f a !deen' t*'0 hon'e
ssk soats He e; Rs Hso and
nv On nr.s 1r1on l1rs nrt;-e4ss rev tgo
srS az s.r I'D ios ss4,so, 'ha 0a*e-
~ x,s;s.::! i! %Sea'.t. two ..o., house and
Ea1do;Ta.: nc.r u *rla!nca new stor. and dvei.
.na x;S ss Ases, , 80 , nres Of naeE.Ety
~: ri +: ss3lE chrsg lls AF@ '.''e -a' a"e'''
M:!r, ol.st: eofasl is.. 22sz,oo. with ..ore ans
pec,:a..: :r1F Iyler, . it.-c .nd lot es11..
49,. ,ts:a.-t eorcc- ai Aeaclr. sso.c with d*elltns
H.. te;s1. scotn.t NAd!.en. txostor5 house and
sostsYf naa. ana 10, '1l; =
CSIMrRoyEp.
-WaossLaT-. eesncE Of thirty .e,gh:h,ss, .511s7,
>Wsh.sn-ay. eeruer Of Forsy-s;1,h,ss, ~ feet,
, 1869-01-17
Real Estate==Qfftp.
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improved
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iI"%:s ID h:?': 10. ~ w.n.n.. 10, 70 ~, ~
Ely se.eaala s1f1ns }9sst1n, VT! y ssla b.ssa
'Ssss fsos; s9d r. To- ~ 81 III tezl fest
n;R's os., ss1 III i; 1tts' ~ ,,o
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s;sd sl.hsetado "a "a es.n ~ oa''n '~pfo7s"eo''
si,sms bon.r. 1" ~ n"eInrm if,sn.',; tot; =
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liz; iivaees esn ~ 9hfp IL IT, @ 81 Mt.s.yns'c 'ssms.
, 1869-01-17

EpR sALE-Eversbady IN Chlc,co knows
W T. eo,Hrl,sea ana !. ano!cts Everybody oasht
,sHssRsf ys snt1 ~ e,a;, psepeEty ns ey Nes
.ssa + &. ID st lSw g.
T., eUnss h s' Gts ts,n double the prizes
IL ~ S;S1iD on Hunoteat.. nea. Adams. rs
1ot On We.t!ake-+t,, pesr limit. q. 100.
~ RIGS On Dssts-tt between Lake sud Fultou,
.o,ota. mile ron tho unn,t.. s,so each. on easy
Lor ss11:s. On n.v:Ass.. ue.r Fulton, ssao
LIS setssf q isls saa L9G%,:. 90 each
GH.u eottsss, 1ith tvo lot On Ds1lssE, Si,oo.
Ssis:ss Sit:ss g g vt Liz Liz =: T. Z s ts
tGo;ttt.ss o7 oa Fa,,qn;.s a 4; ss!1a go: :,
Ss.,.:s sssS q Es:s.ssten,: IL rem, H =
NE boz: {. III .ss sss.S n.ns*
~ nfpts fuisopts rais "a % oe'"e'n
,2ssety hop.,. offs rooms. OF Washlnstonss- Lot,
Aa.s! Aa! D.:a .ss5 5sl<a ss.ssb:Isnes IN 5. aud :
es a9sdE "a eoE'sss ssa VIZ O.
Ivs ssefs. - ws.s 14.et,: s,eee .aq $50. -.
kSS Hsdf R:ose %
TOR sALE-By james ". CLARK, Room 5,
Of Tr!on Ps.k. . ottTn, Err1 cooyea!tht
HrFus-st, betW Ad6u,t ard JackHons tHo-Stofy
noute and iot e1knt rooma AID elosets ues Londera
imprrY c,rents. Either Of the AboSt csn be paid Tor
il monthlT Ia instailrctnta af tloo each.
FfM Lntt-st, tEo-xtot7 franc house Of 70 room.
ard bsetMen1; lot 2i1l1o; obe-Sotfo cAh. pA4uee
one tnd TWO years
To Ell T1ASGE-
Dlue Island as-i hctxeca Palk and TAylorst*., tot
aaIiN store house, with dwelling orerntAd-to e1
change faf fArt1 ntAF n hAntEno.
new, modern-te exch&uxe for ostm7roTed "ost
Hnph1f6H near CaroentH. s!ossor9 frame
nine Foou3s, thfea clnsfS<earn modern style. nav
to exthApge Tor ontup1ored los.
-Four 30 d, new houses On leAaed !oss. 70 e3eaAnks
Tor MerchAndl1a- ---
FOR 6ALE-C5IMPRoyED.
Frty ssrea n Intersection Of N!ztssn.h-st knd OK
dtn-aT. osrh OF C, g. 4 @ f. T.. T.. % Re! ACRE.
Tsrnty ccies pttween MAHiton IT.. ana Bs5r5
Pot rua4 une tuile vest at aJ Hats. s1.sso PEI
8Ere. "...
si1seen acres IN AeE2roy*s Subdivision Of Sector
2.tsA per sr1e-
uat1e = est Of limits. 21,Ho per AcIe.
Easy terms.
, 1869-01-17

TOR sAtE-Thc hest bargA'u on the South
boshood c3nsc V etEets csf-: ma dlntng.fontn,
Kitchen otdroo:a sna paatEtes 10 basement, dnubie
iot noor Hill teii :. r. & s:.h os on iorx Aito
iaRrs other street,, Atr- property oorta or The
limits. and pro pesty on tho fest sLle, cheap kEY.
LEE & DR0., Isl bUakb Clz,k-st.
, 1869-01-17
: Real Eatatf==Q!itp.
Improved
EVR sALE--BF oomts. Potwin & smIth
- Aeai hs'ate Broker, Is De.saosn4..:
lhIAHRHttEn

4 aeL Estase 1rofe1. os: - p..rbeu, .n,xn Smith
uAlArRurED.
ls.srs. On N.assao..t ss.a ~ - e1..aatnt .ou.s !,
eaiI.s.;G%snst;; ~ " 'AS Ds141' a 'p'eao
M!aLsnsva sonth Of ths imi;s saitas,c ieF sus
o1snsea. '-'
HINTS 0os of tae % cur boessl In
y. and Fufty ioatsb-t. 'es q eost-Es ofors
esas' lfont On kantAkeear., south Of Fry.
~ hezca on III e4nat, Just vra. or limit, TIT. :,
eI9R atrtR, = ~ es.1sni. a Cas- Dc had chtsp.
is13 e q! Corner Of hpftlidaT. and Tnrt5.nist.
Tt..!{ fourth Il as pr ioot. 4a's's'shlsd And
~: sxln y orts~ est fotnef of Monroe and 1eaytt.
te,r on i;ro, ~, .a.n
0: y sns .c1rs 1ia1n. ~ a,.+., -, " s''
se s:lss IT 95 IS s,sssa es1s; N mar
e .n: - q iT;:jSn -. .e.. o, sne cit, ,,n,,.
yYunIssi On 'ae norta~ets cVrhet VI Reuben and
.trtta on The Sor,b nrsnrh ma
. .e,r, On
IT,. irontia1 ..e W:I,+ess:,o *: oiths limit;
arsa feet ~ III! rafr";s.. rcrma ea.5.
r,.ssni{;nrn..u "eo''e'h anu
mcf'nd. .' 'se' % f'ansst.. jast south Of Forty.
re- 1T tees Oh hon'oe's ~es cfoat,ry oniy ~,
saa :Sa!ns::t - eat::t. corner Of
Of s, 'ss' r. ttos q
s,e }eft q vinetsas::r ;isss ss.e .ou,h =,
iHNssGp1I Nsse!p il fis.s: wset,op, 10 ~, ;,
=; sS': o. ~. n:,.4. e... " improved. .ou,.
: Z! s,;ss9 ssss, :,
s.s,s. sno.a d! ~ iInhs.. hessten e. u.isitd.,. ua
asd asrr. Frss T. s,ir.s, x..,n nas r+r ecte
sn ss" Hood ~ nssI1s r. ,ost