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of the said Carlos j. Stolbrand, that the sum
of sl3, 1893 50 of the appropriation contained 10
Section S of an act entitled A act to maze
appropriations and raise supplies for the fiscal
year commencing November, 1870" still re.
mains due and Ia The hands OF The respondent,
the State treasurer To the contrary, the
books ia the treasurer's Office show that the
authorized by the said section, has been paid
to said C. j. Stolbrand, with the exception of
the small remainder of eight cents.
ssThat, as State treasurer, he has paid to
said c.. j. stolbrand, superintendent as afore-
said, the sum OF Sc. 666 66, on account Of the
appropriations of 1871, made by the General
Assembly; and that the whole amount Of said
appropriation would have been paid upon the
warrant of the comptroller general, If respon-
enable him to do 90; and that there is at this
time no funds in'lhe hands Of respondent
with which to meet said appropriation or any
part thereof; nor has 1t been In bis power to
paw said appropriation to any greater extent
or amount thGn has actually been paid.
s'That he has never conceived IL to be his
duty, when appropriations have been made
by the General Assembly, TO set aside the
said amounts of money 30 appropriated but
on the contrary, he has regarded It his duty to
pay all appropriations equally and without dis
elimination, 30 long a. he was possessed OF
the funds applicable thereto; and that at no
time since thetpassage of the oct last referred
to has he been possessed of an amount of
funds sufficient to enable him to Set aside the
several amounts therein appropriated; and
that he has accordingly paid the several ap-
populations made by said act without discrim-
inalion, 30 long as he was possessed of any
funds applicable thereto; and that be IL. ready
at all times to pay said appropriation for the
aald State Penitentiary, as Well as all Others
made by law, whenever he shall become pos
sessed of funds"
And further says he has been notified by the
South Carolina Bank and Trust Company that
they hold three warrants, amounting to
50, 700 Sc, which were drawn upon respondent
as State treasurer, and that he has been In
formed that the money upon said warrants
was advanced to the said g. j. Stolbrand, as
Superintendent OF the said Pepitentiary.
Upon motion OF Mr. Tradewell, attorney for
G. J. Stolbrand, the further hearing of the case
was postponed until Friday next, to allow him
to file his answer.
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JoTTINGs ABOUT THE STATE

"A mail route is established from Abbeville
to EIberton, Ga.
"A grand lodge of Good Tenplars mas been
organized at Sumter.
'eThe Orangeburg Times Is enlarged, and In
every way improved.
Professor Bond Wire-walked In Kingstree
on Monday.
and Colonel David shuler are dead.
Mr.. Abner W.. Glanton, or Edgeneld, aled
suddenly last Monday.
MIR. Vince broke his arm on Monday while
practiclug for the tournament at Orangebulg.
The new courthouse at AbbeviDe Will be
thIrty.one feet longer than the old building,
with two additional rooms.
The selior exhibition OF Erskine College,
at Due West, took place on Friday. The
speeches were well-wrltten and wel!-de'
llvered.
-Newberry County has q new motive power.
A colored man Is hilched to a plough, and bis
wife drives him. A long switch helps to per-
suade the ploughman TO move along smarly.
The Governor has %parduned Peter Moore.
head, of Pickens County, upon the recolnmen.
dalton of Judge James l.. Orr, OF Inc Elghth
wJohnsun,s depot on the Charlotte. Column
bia and Augusta Railroad, about eight miles
east of Edgrfeld Courthouse, is rapidly ex-
tending its 1imlrs, and daily growing IN impor-
lance. "
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company, held at Charlotte. ON Wednes-
day. there was no election of officers, a quo
ruin not being present. The meeting ADJOURN
ed, subject to a call Of the board Of directors.
The residence Of Mrs. NeWsome, on Arse
nal Hill, Columbia, was entered oy one OF tne
providing villains who lufest the city. He got
into her bedroom window, and Just about that
moment her son woke up and saw the bur-
elar. wheu he asked his mother the WHERE
abouts of his pistol. The intruder, not liking
the nature of the inquiry, jumped out OF the
window, and unfortunately escaped WllnOut
being shot.
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THE STATE -PENITENTTARY,
Return OF Treasurer Parker to tn,
Rule of the Supreme Court,

In the SUPREME Court, on Wednesday, Niles
G. Parker, by his counsel, Attorney General
sued by the Supreme Court, requiring him to
show cause why a writ of mandamus should
not issue requiring him, as State treasurer, 10
pay over to G. J. Stolbrand, superintendent of
the State P%enItentiary, certain appropriations
made by the General Assembly for the benefit
Of said Institution, from which We make the
following extracts
This Is not true, as set forth In said petition
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THE EFFECTS OF MARTIAL LAW.
sad accounts from Newberry and Lau-
rens.
From the Newberry Herald.l

a 'H -F
The injury done to business of all kinds, aud
10 farming Interests in the upper counties
which are feeling the iron hand under the en-
forcement act, Is beyond description. In this
county there is scarcely anything doing; 10 the
town, business Is almost dead, WIN out hlle
hone OF recovery, while on the farm, In q ma
jority of cases, there Is little or nothing. doing
and the future prospect Is indeed gloomy.
And while it is so with us here In Newberry,
the situation is much worse at Laurens. 4
gentleman from there on Thursday last says
that during The whole Of one afternoon ne saw
but three persons out shopping, one lady and
two little girls, and not a living soul In from
the country. So fearful are some men OF
being arrested and imprisoned, however limo.
cent they may be-sO widespread Ia the fear
or demora izatlon-thas In some Instances IL
Ia said farmers plough their fields with saddled
horses, ready to fee OF the approach of an Of
icer of the government. The times could
scarcely be worse.
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THE RECENT TORNADO.
An Old Lady Crooked to Sleep"
from the orangeburg TImes.l

damaaa IN its Arst entrance into orr county
up about Bull Swamp. A country friend says
that on O. B. Riley's' place it blew down many
houses. and carried of the top of the gin
house' At anne Otps it blew down every
house on The place. At Ephraim Graves's.
every house except the corn house. At J"hn
Mnrphy's. LETT only the dwelling aud saw,mIll,
lifting the grist mill from It's foundations
The mill was torn to pieces q millstOnrs'
carried oF about thirty feet. all the roads
over which it passed are blockaded by the up
rooted trees. lis width was about two hun
dred wards. All these places had dwellings
and out.buildInya, the usual plantation build
Ing and negro quarters. II took an old lady.
who had hidden between The bed and mat
tress. out of the house, bed and all, and
s'rocked her to sleep" 10 The yard.
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THE WEATHER IND TIE CROPS.
Lexington.

The Dispatch says: I'VE are informed, by
many of our planters aud farmers, that con-
siderable progress has been made. during the
the past week In planting the crops of corn
and cotton, and q good many have hni- he'd
planting, and some have q very good sLanu OF
corn up. Wheat Is said to be looking nne."
Abbeville.
The Press says: '.During the past week we
have bad some warm, co~iton-groWiDg
weather, Of which our farmers are taxing due
advantage. The weather continues dry, and
rain would not be unacceptable"
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TIE MEXICAN MUDDLE.

NEW YORK, May 2.
Intelligence from the revolutionary camp,
FIVE miles from Matamoras, on the S0th, says
that iaz has reoccupied Guadalsjar Guam
ajuata is In q complete state OF anarchy. Inc
Government troops have evacuated Durango.
Trevino received notice of tie black flag hav-
ing been raised at Matamoras yesterday. He
laughed, and said, THE flag of cowards."
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THE PEOPLES CONVENTION
CARL ESIDING--THE
FIGHT OYER TIE TARIFF.

of the Great Gathering
Speech OF enator Schurz-The Cham
pions Of Free Trade and Protection in
the Arena--Action Deferred till To-
day--A Bid for Chase-.Palmer de-
cIines to Withdraw--General Notes
and Gossip.
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WHAT CONGRESS rs DOING.

WASHINGTON, May 2.
In the Senate Sumner presented q petition
of Wendell Phillips and others against the
repeal OF the eight hour law, and said he was
in full accord with the petitioners.
In the House a formal message was re-
ceivpd from the President announcing the ap-
proval of the free tea and coffee bill.
Thomas B. Shannon has been nominated az
collector of customs at San Francisco, and
Wm> D. knight collector of the First South
Carolina District.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, May 2.
The Assembly voted, three hundred and
ffty-three to three hundred and twenty-five,
against allowing Theirs to appoint the council
OF state. Theirs and the German ambassador
we're closeted amiably to-day.
MADRID, May 2.
Serrano Is advancing on Es'ella. ami seve-
raj CarIist defeats are officially announced.
The Duke Of Costa, a partisan of Isabella, has
been arrested here.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, May 2.
The barometer will probably rise over the
New England, Middle and South Atlantic
States on Friday. but, fall from the lower Mis-
souri, Valley to Lake Superior. Northerly TO
westerly Winds and clear weather Will gener-
ally prevail at the stations eaststof the Rocky
Mountains on Friday. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated. 49, - "a,
Ysstcrdsy's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, us. A.-4.45 r. n.
Local Time. .7't 53yAsiS4F
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TIE METHODfSTS.

NEW YORK, April 2.
The general conference met, Bishop Slmp,,
son presiding. The lay delegates presented
an address congratulating the church that lay
Representation was accomplished without acri-
monious debate, and protesting against any
radical change In the machinery of the church.
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4 COTTON STEAMER ASHORE.

HALIFAX, IN. 81 May 2.
The steamship Concordia, from New Or
leans, with cotton, bound to Liverpool, went
ashore at Louisbourg. No particulars.
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STATE
4 CRISIS IN COLUMBIA.

~posed-The Financial Tangie-The
Lunatic Asylum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
as q Candidate for Governor The
Greenville Railroad.
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es-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of Mrs. h. N. BUTTERPIELD,
and OF her mother, Mrs. 4. Grinshs, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeralserviees otiths
former, at her late residence, THIS ArrBRSpoN,
at 8 O'CLOCK, without further invitation. maya
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Ns-MRS. SMITH, WaATMAKESYOUR
Paint look SO fresh and nice ? your house has not
been painted these three years. Why, Mra.
Jones, I use the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
DOW1E, NOISE & DAVIS. Agents, Charleston, 8.
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4 SURVEY OF THE FIELD.

How tho Platform IL DIscussed-No
Appearances Of 1rroc0nciiablo Diner.
ences-Canvassing OF Candidates
The Lines Forming. 3
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EEL o. o. s,F.-AsCmLLER LODGE,
No. ao.-Tne members Of. this Lodge win assemble
at the Hall, THIS MORNING at half past s.o'clock,
to attend the Funeral OF ~ourDlste Brother, HI
anornfE R. BY order OF the n. G.
mayss THEO. HENRICHsEN, Secretary.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
ELIAS KoORE. from Baltimore, are notified that
she " Ill discharge cargo TH1s DAY at Kerr's
Wharf. Goods ncalled for ct sunset will remain
on the wharf at owners risk.
STREET, BROTHERS. CO.,
mays-l Agents OF Vessel.
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mrBURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST

wBURNHAMs SUPERIOR YEAST
PowDERS.-HaTing used YEAST Powder In our
families for several years, we give a decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM. Graduate OF PhsEmacy'
No. al King street. near Calhoun street. Charles
ton, 8. O.: King Mansion Boarding house, !unus
Pessch, B. Q. Webb, George I. holmes, GEORGES
.Pelzer, II. D., John 7. :wlghtnan, D. d. ~llam
Smith, Master Machinist, 8. Q. B. B
aprb-3mos
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6perial Notices.

AOARD.-MRs. ,BARBOT WOULD
respectfully. inform her friends and the public,
that the SACRED CONCERT. rendered her BY her
musical friends will take place on next THURS
A EvKSrla, May 9, at ST. AARY's CHuEoH,
Hssel street. Programme will be given. next
week. maF33
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funerdl Nptlr.s.

~ The RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintsnces Of Mr.. aud Mrs. JG0.H. GRO
THEER, and Of !Mr.f and Mrs. E.F. struss, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral ;seryt.
ces Of the former, from. bis late residences, corner
OF Hase:. and Arson streets, .THIs MORNING, at Q:
O'Clock, without further invitation. mayS4
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@- DR.. ANDERSON HAVING Re-
TURNED 10 the city, offers his services as Surgeon
Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King
and Liberty streets, Rpf30
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~ ATTENTION Oh A ESTON
RIFLEMEN CLUB.-The members OF this Club
are requested to call on any or the undersigned
Committee and procure their Tickets for the
Annual Target Excursion, which takes place
MONDAY, May the 9th. l.. Cavanaugh, u. Fitz
Glbbon, R.. d. Freeman, W. Warner. ]. r.
O,Msra-Commlttee. maya
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~TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ENTERPRISE RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Your at.
tention is hereby called to the following Resolu-
tion, adopted at a meeting OF the Directors held
on the 18th ultimo:
RESOLVED, That an assessment OF TWENTY PEI
CENT. be, and is hereby, made q on the Capital
Stock Of the Company, payable In four equal
monthly instruments, beaipning on the LIST day Of
Nav ensuing. WILLIAM MoKINLAY,
mayl-3 Secretary az Treasurer.
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SION MAR ! A G E.@
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood r-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedimenta
to Marriage removed. New method of treat.
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. lAd.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa oct3
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NorH.lrRes weather report dated T4E.o'cEock
this mornings will be posted In the rooms or the
Chamber or Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. n, and,
together with the weather chart may. by.tae
courtesy OF the Chamber),b be examine BY ahtp-
masters at any time during the day.
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


Judce CaTdozo made an order yesterday III
~ s,ft Of Helen Josephine Mansfield against James
~ fr substituting Mrs. Lucy ID. Fisk. Mr. Fisk ;
,5cy' and executrix as defendant in his place
In the United States Circuit Court, before
Judro shipman yesterday. Charles OConor and James
C. Carter counsel for the defense in the Jume case
euried the entire day in summing up To-day VIII re
tasen up by the prosecution, and the case VIII PioO
ably close tomorrow.
In 1868 the Arctic Fire Insurance Company
insured cargo of shipped from Buffalo by one OF
jeremiah Austn's oanaboats, which was sunk by col
,sou with another boat near West Point The Company
,d The insurance and then brought an action against
austin t. recover 5000, claiming that the col
us,on occurred through the negligence OF tnee
Hs,tain of the canal-boat. The case was uled
.si',tic Slrreme Court, before Judge Mason.
n5 resulted in verdict for the defendant The Cen
- T,lu granted trial on the ground OF errors OF
49,, in ftt ID ucs of the Judge and the case has beeh
M ,rl before Judge Bixby during the last three days
Tn Irv returned yesterday verdict for the pialnuA'
f.ts rs Ii.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

ruen V7rrigan. notorious shOplifter was tried
A. H. K Court Of Sessions Yesterday an SENTENCED 10 Ne
-. .ru.u los four and a hall years
Hugh and Francis Comiski. bankupts, charged
conceang Of their propeT 70 prevent ne coming
,, he hands q Assignee were held YESTERDAY by 'om"sS'oHsi
pst,s to +, a. toe action Of the Grand Jnry
In the Si1preme Court, before Judge Barrett. yes
TIA, BENJAMIN Luagton recovered ssi ron lsaac blams9esI
- ,r,ung and from the U Government TS NV
M sl 5een oycharged for duties on hair nets imported b
then ~ lto.
A, the Jefferson Market Ponce Court, George
- rs Isrsve committed YESTERDAY. for stealing a
$50 vsne s2o from Samuel g. Bryant OF No "a last Nnin
riding Broadway julius fsher OF NO. III
on suspicion having stolen nine watches neoneag 20
he 1onuf Hospital, in which he was employed a. nurse
Ie G h. Sixteenth Precinct Station house james Watson
W t Er Attempting pass forged check for 500 upon
te.f- Carter Of No. l34 Prince-st
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
r,,sra John McGaW pleaded guilty to eargay az no 81
1tee and sentenced 70 10 wears imprisonment al hslu
ih George Mason burglary in the third degree q {ears hu
80. -sn uet, larceny, Pentenha s1 mouths refer neCae
fourth degree 10 causing the death OF ANNE
safe John Cullen iiaghtef III 'ne 'hu
-, 81, 4. .,u. tie death " Dennis OCOunoT i0us years
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW TORK................ ......

| PORT OF NEW ToRK................ ....aARcH Il
CLEARED.
Steamship Crescent City Van Size Havana Aunte Mail Steamship
Steamship Livingston Cbeseman, Savannah Livingston
steamship Georgia crove CA.le;Stc" i H. MSs1S Co
Steamship Abemar Couch Norfolk, City Point Richmond
ssa%.P eSas: CS%ssSSA R D f1 Bss
sSp Emo: SoGis soals Francisco c; Gor:oh Co
S S SR 2s.t Se % Saa Sas I s s%
JoU BAaeel Duieh Roener Amsterdam Punch Edge
Brig Edwin Rowe Brown Leone Africa Weinberg.
| Brig Rowland. Freeman DemeTara, Miller Iloughton
B Mary kRoyS9 LSOP Ps5s%s S:I HoS ST Co.
Brig GsIelle Cole, Galveston snow G q burgess sq y
ssh Charlie. p saclney, Mathews Wilmington DEL
Assa Mead s,.4fs s7l Stanford Manufacturing Co.
s ssSI ssie f Burton. Palmer Sta%oD
S SIr DaTt Johnson stamford
Steamship NewYGrh sBr JGne. nEy s P P. 20 and
steamship Morton Havana March With md and pass
Steamship Civ Of Mnco Zimmerman Vera Cruz March progessO
steamship Montgomery farclO'h Savannah Wit" nd and pass to
steamship Merceta Masan, Fernandna FA with and
Steamship wyanote Couch Richmond CITY Point Norfolk
Barr ri Ella Bars: vc:sy' Bermuda ls dsy. ballast.
B BARK caoIia Dr. D1on carnas da1. sugar.
Sarah Gilmore o Stockholm Clifford Aaanzas 20 days, with
brs Choice OBJ Brown Matan1as da!s raoasse
AOotook tof Boston, Bryant Trinidad Cuba % days with
Breakwater March 10, with oranges
c. L. HOdgdon (Br Mcmillan BaTscoa l6 days with fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND March -Arved steamship Peruvian Smith, from
Liverpool Feb March 9th boarded the bark Annie Of Var
mouth n. s lat. % o. Ion. 81 IS, abandoned
BosroS -Aryed steamship Tnpoi Liverpool with
the steamship Parha which as bl by
a c . Ge &s. from steamship N''s '
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX N S. March 1.-THE steamahp Austrian arrived here
a, noon to-day steamship Chase considerable
alarm reported Liverpool " The
steamship India has been adjusted and viii sail for
NewlOrk
SOUTHAMPTON March 1.-THE NorthGernan Lloyd steamship
Main OendOrp from NewYork March fot Bremen touched this
pOt yesle-
LOSDo> FERY, March l4.-The Allan lire steamship Hbenian,
Portland Me- March g. for Liverpool arrived at this
to-day.
DISASTERS.
RBOsTOy March Tle NeRZeaaud OF Deer Isle Me from
HOhokn j. for Boston with coal went ashore curing the night Of
The safe, and vessel tight
chains and lies half nile the
other schr New-Zealsnd. before reported ashore.
For Latest ship NelcS see luth PGgcl
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DECIsIONS-MARCH Il.

S,,-,ae Coqrt-CRambers-By Judge Cardozo.-
D. . - - the petition Of Charles H. Gfen, 70 be appointed
r rsa &c-Orier granted. Youns ag foungse memoir
~ dec an National shoe aud Leather Bank Oh ~ OH ~
Iae S..crr Ship Canal Railroad aad Iron Co. e ueu
lreBs aThe undertaking must De approved mthseW
a. granted o. default Nussaaua ast buIenih4L-
Motion mi.i denied With leave 10 renew
Common Pleqs-SDeciGl ITR-By Judge ROBINSON
D, man sr- Acknowledgment OF divorce granted Allen agt M
lrrrr overrued ami Judgment ordered ioi enaan ne
n g.1. 1s Of NrwPatz SudgeMouOR for discovery ue-
No.. w.tl : lO coss-(see memorandum)
Cannon PIeas-SDeGdl 1eTm.-By Judge SedCwlck.
Tn Manchester Company MacDonaid-Aoion aeael win
further motto. tie i'clef
Johnston act JohustonOrer q reference granted hcta aei FOO
bradley ct a. fgt Brown ei aL-Orie az "iss l
81 L a'er as- TohA-Orler granted koilsc4h IT, As]
! Ill - n
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, March IA. 1872.
The sales at the Exchange to-day included
large variety OF improved and unmproved property,
located in this city and at Orange and East Orange
+. H. Ludlow Go. sold house and lot East Twelfth
ST. Muller, wilkins Co. sold by order Of executors OF
Samuel Leggett lots Firstave., Twenty first and
Twenty secondsts; also house and lot Greenest lots
on First-ave and Eighyfourth-st, brown stone house
and lot on West Fifty seyenthst also, by order OF the
Supreme Court four lots on Fftyseventh and Fifty
eighth also by order OF executor OF James Thomp-
son, deceased ten lots Of Frstaye and One
hundred and hhst s. Dingee Co. sold house and lot
on St. Marks place. James NJ Miller sold at trustees
SALE leasehold premises Twenty st. and i'm
proved property at New-Brunswick Orange, and East
Orange, N. j.
Isaac HONG has sold the four story high soop brown
stone house No West Thirty fOurtb-st
14l0, $4,000 four lots the northeast corner of
Fifthave. and Observation-Disclosures for So 600 and
four lots the southeast corner OF Fiffhaye and
ten lots adjoining, on Onehundre coud-st, for
100000
Jere Johnson G had successful sale Of the property
OF Capt Joseph Bounty Of Astoria Cove Yesterday.
Every lot sold and terms OF sale complied with by
each purchaser before oclock-ss was realized
the entire property. There large crowd in attend
ance Below we give particulars, with names OF pur-
chasers.
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