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New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK.. saturday, March a, 1859.

NEw.YoRK. saturday, March ~, 1852,
The property Offere.t for sale by auction TINS
week was Of greater Value than that of any precedS
week Of the season. The real estate MARKETS no
ton to the rule that prices are regulated oy tne
Of demand and supply, and Just now IL seems 40 "a a.
latter vas gaining little on the former however no
maCd and supply quantities always uluoui' W 20
s.r measure and above all in the case OF tho i"H INV
houses OF SO immense and sosrapidly growing wy -
Nev.York Neither the wealth. nor tue Popu,a"On' -
the land nor the houses OF this metropos are
ho accurately defined, and what shall we say OF lne
S.,res and passions of the mind which are equally in
.~. Quantities in the problem one man
ouse Of his own, another is satisfied toiDoaru' or
-. % live IN tenement house. Some lahu-o"noi'
,ng tenacously 10 their property ana canno' Uo IN
Snced 70 part with it, while otherssook upon anu on
"A an instrument for getting money FIe proDiein u
the market only he solved III the MAJ As' ,,o
rs and sellers each their opinions but the ouyer
ond seller OF to-day will have to waitfOr tomorro" 10
decide which is right. 80. a.
The total OF pieces struck down thls week - A'V' "
a $50 oss and is made up Of 4l6 pieces OF Pp
ariy representing $676,7S5 41s pieces AnHs Ooun''
property 255s SO pieces of westminster Couy Pop
rtv e2 III pieces of Kings County property Sl]0
eces Of Staten Island property, s3s4O 10 pieces OF
Newersey property, $2s6oO, and pieces COhhe0'c''
property, $40. .,r,,sos 20 be
sold by auction tomorrow noon, at NO III broau""''
BY johnson Miller, four tWostOry Iraine no"S.' "
Tompknsave south OF Eleryst, Brooklyn ana 70 iot7
an Hart and Puaski-sts., Lewis aud Deka.aEes. p DS
WyckOfT q little 81 lOts. and 20 acre plO3 S
renwoOd-ave and Bergen Turnpike, HUDSON ~ oouy nj
Ry LANES NJ. Miller, Mansion " houso ho1 nuS
grounds near West Farms 800 lots ON the ,-I nd
Tenthaye grand and river drives at lSo'; iard
1esth-sts Washington flights, known as inc
Rroperty TWO lots on Eleventhaye, between e LMeny.
eighth aud Twentynnth-stS anu -0r end Eleventh
ave. By A. j. BeeeEer, Son CO. the tHrse-stSTy t%S
s,or1 Tran,e house on the street, near
Seeondaye and vacant lot adjoining; four lo!s soun
Ssst corner OF Thirdave. and Fify-eghthsE; the plo
OF grouud No 10 ClntOnst., near HonstOnSt TWO 9lS
on Eleyeuth.ave south OF sixty hfth-st, aud Two ahu
half acres of ground near huntington l.
Nv e. H. Ludlow & Co., the premises nps ,bs
All and sss East Hoston-st corner OF Ml9ett anu i M
brick house, No SO Banst De
tween Wayereyplace and Fourth-st. BY u NJ SEAMAN 5,
the two sixstOry brick tenement houses, NOS i5
and no Water-st, between Catharne ana MaIke',ss SUE
By Muller wilkins Co. the fonrstory P!9k store am am
dwelng on the southeast corner OF ElghthaNe. an,
Tbirty ixth-st and the plot Of ground 5oXoo on th
ssutls east corner OF Washington and Horato-sts'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

Persons having real estate for sale or 10 let
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting suen p
perty, will find it to their interest 10 aoVer,le :. 80
ppuvr Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other and in addition to this advantage IhE
TRnuSF will be found not only in New-York ana al iss
cities and villages but every state ana ierrInoly
within the Uniop The advertisement Shouu DC mauo o.
bref as will allow Of the advantage 0ered pelng ces ILL.,
he reader We would especially dwell on the Iaos e 11'
the suhscrbers for the three editions OF lHE sI ~
DAILY Semi- Weekly, aud Weekly, comprise Srs.a
every profession business; ccrsequen1Ly 1 aa TaY
menfs IN escn disseminate among an ehaseea. 80
TRIpUSr devotes especial attention to the oi @
of real estate both IN the city ana country, me-
oov to the value of its columns as an advertising e
ANN The charges advertising are as 1ollows;
TRIBUNE a5 cents line for each lnserIon; W sst
,rnIDrSE e. per nDe; SEMEWBBKLY TRIBUNE 70 cents
NV ne About ten ds average line atter the nIs'
iIne which usually contains only four OF hVo "of"s
Terms, cash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
orEENs COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers Of property have taken place
auction during the past week:
House Flushing road and Emeradsi Hslett
BrssdWay rear Cresceut IO0155 6lots.......... 1870
g,Isit 5l0 n of Fsbirg rosd 50I2Q ,,,.........
Jsm,sre cor ave lOOTlOO 400
pi1.a.s 900
CAmehas IpB
brck house and lots Newton property 1V
the village Of NewOwn there Is considerable aetiV-
fly in real estate and great inquiry for lands houses
lOrs &c; everything argues a marked Improvement in
this neIghbOrhOOd during the coming Summer. Eligible
lots selling very low, aud railroad facilities are
8rstelas there Is reason why there should not be
speedy influx OF business and wOrkingmen from the
cities Within the past few days the Phraner farm Wal
lace farm, and Edwards farm, on Southst III the village
of Jamaica, have been sold TO New-York parties Tor
t52 COO This property Is egbly situated and covers an
Of 100 acres and Will be divided into building lots
The parties have already purchased several farms
into building lots. IL - ---
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
Stal Gstatt 10 GstbaHa,.

TOR EXCHANGE-An elegant COUNTRY
SEAT Of 10 acres at Janaie, oa.s srg sod ess,.us az
FARM Hudson Ia NexJere For pseaa and phofognbs
apply to WINANs, BREED GRAVES, So 81 Cedsrs.
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ws.nst 81, .s,ns VIM bs.n', mfg;

wsiian-st ss srng VIM bcunsilys 3,l1
EEw-;ERSEY-EssEx COUNT oooNi'''... -. sa4eo
Cotsges 81 lot p front .; "a 100
BleeekerH .. ~ II from hoyt, tas I70
l25 sef Courts1 ''''
Goda, 800 Of fOrangeft Soxaao 1000
Ifconsv aud Cabnett ee - 1,eo 1000
Eckolss, ., $40 n oil Sohn 1900
And GrseAwchs cor IS1Vo''''''''' S0
nde6nite ios 1900
Walscest, o. l1 fset I ~ s ', 9sas ........ go
HUDSON COuhiiVShHsn~i 1s ssiso ~ oii $3.50
Prospectst en- ~ s1d 20 It ............ COCO
HgPsoS p, S,on crS; NJ >, c,, w,p.. s7seO
e. iots nos W anu oi - SS,iao so
HumbodtE, . % ~ oI ~ uernsnu ir,,ioo 2T50
plot Ann Deriokson prop. B'Io1 aeres''''''''' ''
=. s17 sgTTssRTSsi sens No s as,llA..,... $50
N0'bN 1,,oo
~ 0RKENvILLE
Myrlezvs 139 n Of oee1Hs OOIoO'''''''''''''''
49, sooo
,Aioipipg Casieys 25xl00 So'V
Jaw ooo
4,b.s $50 Of lIst S''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

ADRIAN ". MutLKR, Aneoseer, -, !. ! astb.
HOUSE and LOT, No. Al West lmTsySsss'cSs = Co
Il st., at Auction. ADRIAN H. MILLER 70 I",s 81 he
will sell at Auction, TUESDAY, March ~ !" - S~s-'
change Salesroom Ma. III Broadway: =. ,,, A. Iscy
WEsT THIRTY PIFT ST-The Lot OF Land nlth VI .eA
Rnsh basement brown front house theron aae ea
side of Wes. Thirty ST. between Ph aud hithats 10
S Al The hme /, abont 90 feet deep with erieass-n ee1s
modern In good orders lot h V 80 lscl
Maps at the office Of the Aactoneers. No flSs"
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yonq sssunS g,aI Gstpi, for salt.

dh "A SON CASH, and balance on bond and
SS.eOVJ mortgsge will handsome, new French 1901
pUss at Plnshng l. hour from HewYoI gaSsS p]i
ss Pdes az 500 Address HOUSE, Box No. 2S7 N l. r y.
n0n ACRES-Splendid FARM on l.. Island,
ZO near the sound hsltmle from village rge sesss gSo
ehard; sne Improvements sS0Oi cheap OhAo h'i"or ~ -
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
DY JAMES M. MILLER, AuctiOneer.

ID WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81, -, ,...A.,,
O'clock At the EXCHANGE sALEsR0oh No. Yen III mnERIIsG
sIXTIlAVE-The foar-story hiek sIOhs Aso sa4 rr.r
kpo2n as No 28 SIthave Foarbt y iss NtS A pes
by n et 10 Inches the north line % T ehes "a ~hh tI.
Sold subject made "a 1866 for *2V' a." TP
pres MAY I, 1870 -, i, ,,w.s, seec,d snd Tbird-
Also and st. eessea go,Isg lnoss
ayeSTbe three story highsOcp brewnsoae ho
No ia south side Of 0oe iash
With xtures heater modern u prsleussr q ssso
front and rear 90 feet II inehe~ Subject % morss
CHARLES ID. MOTT, Aucioneer:5Mm,s ~ !. 10 -.
" sold THIS DAY March 29 at u ocnek ~ t sef lak
room No III Brcadwsy IS valuable LOTS on iOs s,.a
and l27thsG, Harlemi aho, tw0stoy fsme hVo W
Mara Gc At AEcuOueers Office NJ. fS P,uest.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

Morris WILKINS Aacuonesh - ,,ry or i
EIRST-CLASS HOUSE, No. 50 BANh,ySxx.s Ma
n IIJDIOW 4 Co will sell auction on AONpa =
29 1869 at u O'clock the Exchange SaeIoeD No ia
sr,telsss hreestory basement and
.tonn Brek HOUSE ami LOT Is Bsnkt south sae "a 4,
snd West Pourthst House in percc ore
.hou IS feet ncludng extension oceus ~
contains all the eonyenleneeA Possession may i0 4. a hs
ES rsr cent can remain on bond and morgage Asp %
A,eio oGe M. Pine st.. n. \. .
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

ADRIAN II. MULLER Antoneef. a.
UCTION SALES of LOTS on Seyenyy,-n1ErSSss y,1ESs
~ :, n.s, he Boarysrd ADRIAN H. MULLER X MtSsa M.A
"a ~ili SILL AZ Auction on WEDNESDAY March S 81 nssN
Al the BHehapge Salesroom No III Bradwsy IA A. s.xs,.
SEVENTY. FIRSTST- lots situate on me eorto sSs " p'
6rst,t 22S feet west of Nnth-aSe each S9Lgz~ Hi-n
Mars Al the oeiee ofthe Anetoneers No l1eest w.
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sattium Sails of ltaI Gstat,.

ADRIAN IT. MULLER AaetloneeE :,
TCTION SALE of HOUSE and LOT, No.
~ 40 na,on. nv order OF the GREENWICH INSURANCE. Co
ADRIAN nj MULLER P. R. WILKINS Co WIN skib a .aeiea
90 March 20 al oeock the kIehsnge saesroop, Ne
iii RrosdFay hy orler of Greeswih Insurance Cot -
HUDSON 3stoy and attic enet Iioess 40 h y. "a
uiert an the eaery side aoRng the corner Of Csscra asa
The Creenwieh Bank Lot rs by luo isef a,a
Mans with fall particulars as No IPihesI ~
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| ADSIN H. MULLER Aee.eSs.r nj u ppop
| U1VECTuTORSI = AT f. of VALUABLE PhUbs,- :

EXECUTORS' SALE of VALuAIbsLLsE ! PnSfii y wii,
Ia RRTY on SBCONDAvRAl RIAN NJ L.S ;, !, - slosS
KIEs Co will auction WEDNESDAY harrs a. ErssF
al the Exchange sAesoOm, No Ill Broadway e oHisi
tors Of John McMeaony deceased . r.. 40, a ntafy.
Of Land with the a,te.ss M a,ssr e
hut 4sory hck Hose situate ee tn Ths
scnys and ssyeutst sad ksewn s no lc ..msus
Sna a 81 f.,t inches feet deep, WITH tSosser sno
G dem, 6s frescoed hall and all unprs'ezs'
e. Ss Sss p.bes nv 25 feet Possession May lS9 -. "a
sEcOND AVR-Two threestoy and basement erss ,ta
az sn.ted on esstey side Of Secoudave eto $3.50
a. s..aSdst aud Nos ~ and A. Secons~ ie s,
@ h 9i et 81 inches hy about bgh aops
and all modern Improvements SIXTY per csnt Of 'As f1O
main bond and mortgage for 3 or Years
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

FLEMINGTOE N IFive miles from depot. from Rngoes
so1 acres 400 peach trees IN heangi new house and
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELLING at KeypOrt, n j..
prominent corner hs ng been kept country store will be sold at
has other business Stock be bad SPprae
ment Applyio
(400 MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Lberiyst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

JAMAICA, L. LA gothic house rooms anu ''e "
ground eas water n kitchen lJ2
MILFORD COSN-An acre, With two-story cottage, mic
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

GREAT BARGAIN ton account OF the owner
W leaving for Europe) will be given IN fne eonnty place
ursug uegborhoOd II miles Spring VALLEY Depot Roefnf
County y II highly eGsted abBndaoce Of apple Pese
pear kinds small its; eosbs
house wing water kitchen; IL psos liIs oe
doors basement With water; outhsg ample and Ts
property the s300 s0ee Will be ten sod
J. BEAN No Jokn-r.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

NORTH CAROLINA IMPROVED FARMS
IN AND LANDS FOR SETTLERS subscribers sole SCENTS FOR
the North Carolina Land Compsay" NssYok 0d Bon
prepared frsh for OF the best farms and the hnest
timber and the Old North S" at prices which
utee immense PROFITS those who nyest The TITLES are perfect and
descriptions Of the farms and lands offered h and
accurate The high character Association they reprent and the
reliability stateneht afford seaes TO purchasers
which only eqars presented the puG The almost nonia
prices 1b these lands will now be sold give the asa0os
Of enormous aud speedy PROFITS 10 bngerA
A. J. BLBECkER. SON Ca No n Ced.rst
NORTH CAROLINA FARMS and LANDS
IN SALE cheap 100 select FARMS Railroads and Rres
navigation Small and time Parties wsing
will be furnished with through ke,s reduced rates on splhes
toh to A. BBECKRR SON Co. Agents for North Carolina Lsat
COMPANY. II CedareL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

NORRIsANIAA new house ~ rooms and about quarter Of
aa acre Of sbd gaswater &c partially furnished (Jya ~ "
YoSKERSSew dogbls House, IL rooms T,ns n
mane bath &c. ene river view, ys '-'"a'' '' Az
sn. f..sof "a acres six Of applos
- s' ad ge.I a-rnhouse, rooms barn. wagon house.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

FREMONT Harlem Rairoad-Fve minutes walk from depo
lots and house rooms Eewy painted and papered marble
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COUTHERN DEVELOPMENT.

CUGAR LANDS for SALE.-100,OO0 acres OF
- the bes. SUGAR LAND lysg 10 Aach and Mzea Counties
Florida plantations cleared and ready for cultivation Apply to
WILLIAMS Azeut-Fernand ia. March ls. 1853 IL =
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

PRRKsKILL-Fheen Of choice land. highly improved
acres In chice gse ft house story With Wing attached
IL rooms hoase barn. carriage house Sc Location 10
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lima Club made short speeches, in them ex-
pressing their regret that the disgraceful riot
had occurred, the steamer left. Wnlle on the
wharf, the negroes collected upon the opposite
wharves and endeavored to hurl briokbats
among the crowd around the steamer, but
only half dozen or 60 pieces struck on the
wharf.-the rest falling short. Those who ac-
oompanied the e1cu1sionists to the wharf
we're assailed by the mob on returning, and
one or two slightly injured.
CONCLUSION.
In closing this account We would fail in our
duty did We not say that the conduct OF Lieu
tenant Vim. N. Taft. Of the police force, and
both the white and colored policemen under
him; Lieutenant E. A. Phillipy, Officers Nip
son, Lovert, Davis, Quinn, Roberts, and Free
man, (colored) Of the detective force, was
most gallant and deserving of the highest
praise. The Chief and Lieutenant Chapman,
Of the police force. did efficient service. To
Major Oglby, Lieutenants Savage aad Lynch,
with those above mentioned, are the clubs Of
both Savannah andCharleston greatly indebted,
for but for tho GOODNESS and determination of
these officers some Of their lives would have
been sac1ifced to the blind fury Of the mob.
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u, s-.-,, cor,- .Jmy as-Hor.
~. 80 Irno, p,,.,n,.a .a-Tba So,-
A.. 80 ~ ..a..e., - go a;sno.ed ., 70 ~.
|i.s a. ..s $50, ~ $500 pa,;tion. ~ Jobn n
-. Co., D r ysrn n Mil.
~ = o,as.sa n;nso, ot F.iraeId
.e1' - Sa ..'.. h.-.~.,.r 90 20
.ot A.a' - sA-.-.s - 60. -. - 49,.
ns.:1:sss 80 Iohn U.-vev Ias.e Rol,ea
So.s .nss.,,. g., rorsr
oDs' e,.m - I' - s,,h..,o.ta. us Vor,
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Yesterday morning the members Of the base
ball clubs and the numerous ones Interested
in the game we're sorely vexed when they
found it was raining and that there was every
appearance of it's continuing all day, and many
were the blue looking faces in conseq quence
But brighter things were in store for them.
By ten O'clock, the sun broke through the
clouds and disslpated them as 1t did the cloudy
faces heretofore referred TO. All arrange
ments were then made for
THE GAME
The game was callel at half-past one
O'Clock, the clubs having proceeded to the
ground to the music OF the Washington Cornet
Band, colored, of Savannah. The place BE-
lected was Oh the Meeting-street side OF the
Green. AT the upper end two tents were
pitched, under which were refreshments for
the players. From one tent foated large
blue banner, inscribed, Savannah" The band
was posted at the extreme upper end, and at
intervals during the game discoursed excel
lent music. There were several white and
colored policemen on the ground under the
command OF Lieutenant W. N. Taft, who were
detailed to preserve order and to prevent the
crowd from trespassing upon that portion OF
the ground seIe,ted for the game, and which
was marked of, partially by ropes, and at the
lower end by flags. There were from fifteen
hundred to two thousand people upon the
ground, the majority Of them being negroes.
The uniform OF the Savannah Club was full
suit Of gray fsnneL trimmed Nth blue; that
of the Carolina Club being Of white flannel, aud
also trimmed with blue-both clubs presenting
an attractive appearance.
...Abouttvo O'Clock the clubs took their posi-
tions and the playing commenced, and was
continued steadily until about five O'Clock.
when the ninth inning was finished and the
Savannah Club declared victorious. This an
nouncement was greeted with three. rousing
cheers from the crowd and "Di1ie" from the
band. Mr.. Geo. q. Kimball, captain Of the
Savannah nine, proposed three cheers and a
tiger for the Carolina Club, which were given
with will, as were the 'Lhree and tiger"
proposed by Mr.. E. F. Schacte, for the Savan-
nah Club.
Containing full particulars Of the game, is an
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CRUMBs.-seven cases OF drunkenness were
disposed OF by the Mayor yesterday.
During the riot last night little colored boy,
evidently newsboy and philosopher,) was
heard 10 exclaim, that he didn't care one way
S another, so 1KE- NEWS sold wen this
morning.
The case Of Officer Reid. charged with lead
ing mob into the Customhouse, will be in
vestigated to-day.
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SAVANNAH rs. CHARLESTON
THE GAME ON CITADEL aREEN-THE sAvAN'
NAH CLUB v1oToRIoUs-sCoRE.

The Riot-The Military Rush Out-Jhey
arc rreSe nted from firing by Major r.
ID. Ogilby Assembling OF Negroes -
Assa ult by them upon the Members OF
the Washington ornet Band. Colored.
because they are Dsmoerats-Several
ofthe Band Injured Gallant Conduct
of the Police and Detective Force
Mayor Pillsbury Announces that he
Is Povverless to Stop the Rioters s-The
Military have to.Escort tho Band and
Members OF the Clubs to the Boat-sup.
per at the vigilant Engine House
Speech of Mayor nisbury-Departure.
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A6teH.
or. LOUD HOT e l..

y
THIS NEW AND COMMOI IOUs HoUsE, LOCAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and ForV-secohd.street,
possesses advantages all other houses for the 40
commodation OF its guests It was built expressly
for fr.t-clsss family boarding house-the rooma
being large and en- suite, heated iy sie4n-wth hot
and cold wter and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department is iu the most experienced
bands, atfordiDg guests an uneqaallsd table. -
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also among
the '.modern improvements" and st the service q
guests at all hours.
The Broadway ane University Place Cara pass the
door every four minutes, running from the City
Hall TO Central Park, while the Sixth aud eventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side,
afordng ample facilities for communicating NTH all
rhe depots, steamboat landings, paces Of ann
ment and business of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY. Proprtetors.
March u 6mos
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The NEWS IN THE CoUNTRY.-Readers Of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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TURKEY SHoorMa.-At Mount Pleasant to
morrow, there will be turkey shooting and
dancing. Read the advertisement in another
column.
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BUsINEss NOTIoEs.

GREEN TURTLE soup and q variety OF nice
and substantial viands for lunch this morning
st forks "Our House."
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.-DRua LAsE1s.-We desire to call the atten-
ton of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar. facilities OF TIE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescriptions blanks, &c.. at tho. shertest no
tios. and in . style unsurpassed anywhere in
the county,. Our stock OF cuts. borders and
1sncy type is unusually large aud choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Co. for fine Liner
Sacks. 81 50. 6 July "a
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!. LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Chamber OF, Commerce, at Il n.
g. l., at han.past 8P. II. =,
hxBcf1oNs SALES yH1s DAP.

..5l...t bABofT0N sALEs yHIs DAT.
JxiToRDs 4 90. win sell at quarter-p.st 8
O'clock. at their stores, hams, shoulders. DO. :.
..HnsRx CoB1A d., Co: will sell ct quarter-past
9o,clock, at at;theiFgsoyt, butter and BACON.
LkU1Kf & ALxxSNb3R wSf sell Of 10 O'Clock,
IaIrcH Il GBRuAS viii sen 1t II 6clock, at the
Old Postoltce q small dwelling.
. b. q, DeLeon will sell ct II o'clock, ct the old
Postof6ce, railroad stock.
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XIEci1oH or WARDxNs.-At an election held
Saturday for. Two w,rdens Of MoultlieyiIle,
Aessrr. Asher D. Cohen and D. Sinclair were
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Lafxest Ctreuiation.-THB DAILY NEWS
8EIEG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
.coGNzzED As nAV1NG 1HE LARGEST CIR
.CUkAT1oN IN THE crTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PoS7oEFfCE At THE END OF
x1cH WEEK. AccoRDlNG TO THE PRoHzS-
ions OF THE NEW PoSToFF7cE Law.
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DEL LTING BE L. T I N G
5000 FEET oAK-TaNNED LEATHER BELT.
ING
5000 FEET GUN Betting, 2, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES sLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCG'S PACKING, INCH TO 1a INCH pl'
AMETER
soAPSTONE PACKING, | INCH TO IL
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON. BAHKLFY d CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

FELL Eve O'Clock sunds after
noon. colorsd man named Nicholas Brown.
white taking walk. fsll dead at the CORNER Of
Washington and Inspection streets. he had
been i'll during the morning, but felt we'll
enough il the Aftunoon to walk out. Coroner
Whiting held an inquest. and the verdict of.the
Jury was in accordance with the above hcts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

INcREksH OF THE CoLoRED PopuLAr1oN.-We
.learn that ON Sunday last colored woman
named Amelia johnson, living on Drske-street,
gave birth to four fine, healthy male children.
The crowd are doing we'll. This affair has oc-
casioned considerable excitement among the
.colored people both male lnd female, and the
house has been bssieged bya crowd Of them,
some Of whom vere willing to pay for . sight
of this wonderful woman. She. would have
pleased Napoleon Bonapsrte; for once when he
was in sore need Of soldiers, the talented and
witty Madame ds Stsd approached and asked
him whom be thought the sma.test woman in
Franoes The one who gives birth to tho most
children, was the astounding reply.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

c. L. will meet. .t h.lf-pssts 8 o'clock tonight.