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The State has also indOrsed the bonds
Of several railroad companies, viz:

Total ndors'd bonds s., 20s,OOO s55O,ssO s2,7s7,Ss
The bonds Endorsed for the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad were, in fact,
bonds Of the city Of Memphis loaned to
that company and indOrsed by the State.
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BR FRAYsER has changed his residence 10
~ No. hd Union street, Just below Tnird, the
late residence OF J0hn G. 1TeenlaW.
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IS acres ofland within five miles OF Memphis.
under good fence House and stable on the
land HN1 Ofthe land bsded for cotton. Ap-
ply TO Owl A. SPOTSWOOD.
AT Howell, Wood & Reads.
ans Q19 Mafu grraaF
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, 000 BUSHELS, choice and fresh.
JsOOU Also, LOO bushels Tfnnsns extra
cotton seed, for sale ny
J.C. McDADE & CO.,
go Front street.
anH-LW I'm EfaF-a
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E~ Gov. Low, Of California, has We
tOed the bill giving State aid to the Pa
ciic railroad, and the Assembly has sus-
tanned the veto by q vote Of 90 to 6.
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FOR RENT.

TO r Z t
One Of the best store rooms on Beala. street.
Apply Immediately 20
ELLINGTON & HALSEY. Att'ys.
apl0lW No. bib Main ST.,
Clay building.
FOR EN- T.
Two large new dwelling houses for reut. cor
yenient 70 business. Possession given between
the first and tenth of May. Apply to
JOHN HALLUM,
apl0-leta 193 Main street.
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From the Financial C~hroncle.I
We have obtained through His Excel
1 lency, the Governor Of Tennessee, a de-
tailed account showing the condition OF
the State finances, from which we have
been able 70 prepare the facts and figures
given below. In the present condition
Of the Government il is impossible 70
furnish any reliable estimate Of the prob
able future receipts or expenditures.
The annual expenses for the few years
first previous TO the war were 500, 600,
bat the charge upon the Treasury for the
same purpose must exceed that sun
There is also a large amount IS, l69, 740)
OF unpaid back interest, and also 1854, l57,
Of the principal of the State debt proper
over due, making q total Of Interest and
debt due Of $, 5 ,997.
The debt itself is classified under differ
ent heads, and the following shows the
total amount Of each, aud interest due 70
January /, 1855:
DEBr OF TENNESSEE.
Original. Interests Total
State debt proper---- sa.sA,G07 ss49k53 s4T4l65
state bonds loaned $3.50. l4,008, go B,7G9507 I7,7755G
state bonds indorsed- 2Y2J7.000 550l6S0 2,7j9,6se
Aggregate debts and
liabilities ..---..-2 20 ,l07, 5g7 5,IGa,749 25,2T,5l7
Included in the above are a number Of
GA.At DDilAL5 A11lGA " AhAhl gGA anu EulI-
pike companies after the passage Of the
ordinances of secession, but which had
been authorized by the Legislature be-
fore that occurrence as follows:
Companies 10 Amount
Date ofissue. which Issued. ofissue.
April a, 1861. Louisville & Nashville
Aprn o. 1851. nashville & Nort6Wes- o'OOo
tern r.. R. IN coo
June Il, 1851, Mobile & Ohio r.. e.. I72,O0O
June II, Is6ls Carthage & Rome Turn
8,G0
Not stated. ManskersCrk aspiring
Gsld TuFnPfks- 1000
Not stated Carthage, AleXandria 4
BED sulph'T Tnpike-- 1900
TotT issd by secession authorities s3a,Ge0
It isuot believed by the State authori-
ties that any legal obligation rests upon
the State for the payment Of interest or
principal Of these bonds, and the Legis-
lature has made no provision for them,
Under the head of Estate Debt Proper
are classed all issues for which the State
is directly liable, viz:
q..ss. Of Bond. oJ 5s53. d sqtG 5gs g gSsfl
Bonds issued for
turnpike stock.
s per cent. bonds Sl,09i,lS0 s226,242 SI,3l7 Al
81 per ct bonds i7,i67 E,s0l l5TgJS
Bonds issued for o
bank stock
. per ca bonds u.
Of TENNESSEE L.G0.GgO 2406g0 l2f0O0O
5 per cent. bonds
Union Bank.- $4,000 2JOo0 IJQOG0
Bonds issued for T..
road stock:
per cent. bonds
EAST Tenn and
Geo. RR) e5o,e00 1so,oD 7O,o0o
5 Der cent. bonds
ia Grange aHd
Miss RRl $3.50 1850 $500
50 per Ct bonds
Ia Grand aud
Mss RR) 10000 Z,S0 1890
Bonds issued for
p~ubiicpurp0ses.
9 per cent. bonds
tHermitageL.- $500 2tR1 $500
G per cent bonds
(state capital CS,e0 I57g20 sij.aO
Total state debt
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SATURDAY, 18th day of APRIL, 1866,
Sell at pubic auction 70 the hiehcSt bidder Cor
casr, u certain tract or parcel OF land ON the
Pigeon RoosJ PiaBkroad near the city OF Mem
phls. county OF Shelby and state OF Tenn, con-
tanning IN al f0urfeen and si1rr-three hun
QFeedths acres tlfb@lduI which said rrasE ii land
By a survey o. VIM. Crsne, as on uIa IN the
Chaucery side OF the Common Law and than-
IN three parcels or subdivisions. one OF which
subdlvIslOnsl is described as D-eEuuiugara rqirt
in the center o. tle Pigeon k0est Ditukro-d.
east OF Memphts, tho northeast corner OF Coo
krums D acre l0r, thence south bTs r1le g
chains So luE2tua stake IN The reHusr Of s,tEI
rOsd thence -Outa ; eJaL.Il cEGlgst 3 Inks
thence south clt west . chains .gZ links ~
southeast corner OF C0czruUIs lgl. rnE1ca
nOrto ) west 10 chains IS liExs 10 beginning
contalnlng 63-lb0 acaes. also q part OF ssfa
"a G-l00 aces, beginning at a pointfu the center
OF said Pigeon RCost p~laukrOad the northeast
corner OF the before described 4 83-iOB acre rracf.
thence south 81 - east with the center OF said
road chains h links to & stake thence south
% zW east With the center OF said road chains
2 umks 10 a stake thence south So Sg east "a
chains II links to a stske; thence south Sc Ny
west chains and s. linkStO n stake-the south
east OrReroft aboye4 63-lv0 acre tract theoee
nerth 5 81 West "a cha AS and 80 INKS TO the
beginning containing 4 S-lUG acres: also The
residue or remaining part o. sgid IA 53-lud acre
tract, being 5 D-lUu acres vested III A. IL.
Douglass, Dy decree Of ths Chancerv Court al
Memphis, in the cass OF W. -Laue 4 90. Us.
VIZ cochran emit Others, No. 1861.
Right OF redemption waived, title good. but 1
convey only as trustee.
Aprfi 10. 1866. arfSsI.
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GEO PATTISON & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS 6 STATIOXERS

50 North Court st., bet. Main and second.
NE would call the silent on Of The city and
" country trade, to our extensive and en-
tfrely lew stock Of Books and Stationery.
Our sehoolboak stock Il very large, aud offered
at q very liberal discount 70 the trade.
apl GIG. PAEIt5ON 3 co.
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Banking & Exchange Business.
VIZ ReeejUe Deposits,
BUY AND SELL
Foreign and Domestic
Exchange.
Geld. Silver.
and UEcurrenf
HRmaU

sells Exchange In sums 70 suit purchasers. on
London and all the leading cities of United
states, and VIII make collections on ali access..
bic places in the South and West,
T. NJ AVERY TaEbFr- erTIrE-T
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montho of Ms

an expenditure 2i3,Gs9
Acorrespondent Of the New York Nelc
says the grand empire Of Mexico ha
now a population of S,O00,O 900. Her mos
importanteity Mexico, has 800, 600 souls
Guadalajara, $1,000; San Luis Potosi, 60,
oO0; La Puebla, 10000; Queretaro, 10000
Guanajuato, $1,000; not forgetting tn,
cities Of the eastern border and coast
viz: MatamOras, Monterey, Fampieo and
Vera Cruz, all holding a very importan.
position in her trade and history.
According TO an official return the to
tai length of railways in France on th,
3Ist of December last was Sab miles
against SIS at the close Of 1864. The
total income for the year 1865 amounted
to $50, 997, OlS francs, against SIS, $50 3i
francs in 1864; an increase Of 81, 4l6, 2SS
francs. The average product per mile il
1865 wa 81, 674 francs, and in 1864, g..
800 francs.
DEBT BEARIN COIN INTEREST.
per cent bonds sI9S.24I.I 1000
8 per cent bonds Of
IS5- and ISIS lS.G13.5qI so
8 Ter cent. bonds. lool 2oa.7I565o
g per cent SD bonds 679,68,0C0 90
-H.lS0 GB,3n 81
pEBr EARrN CURRENCY INTEREST.
3 per cent bonds AeANH0 %
Temporary loan---- ll,75l.g0 50
Certificates Ofimdebt-
lness- G,2Se0 90
Z % ID year5 percent
otes-- S,558e0O 90
3year compound in
terest notes..-- r20l21n 90
3 year 80 notes--.---. SI7,8l40D 20
-sl lG 207, Oh 60
MatUred debt not presented for
payment--- g5o679e 81
DEBT BEAKTNG
Us. Notes- 422782G %
fractional currency- ZS,uu1-si2 o.
Gold certificates Ufde-
post g.G5.1N %
- 46O,4ls.S5I %
Total 2,ST, 703, SO 90
Amount ia Treasury
G2niu.zon 50
currency -----------. bN,utf,bu ul
- l21l5,2>8 Il
Amount OF debt, less cash in
treasury 27C,C46,5I6G Oh
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REWARDS.
500 REV D
S36 r Z Al d.

Son D.
Getaway from 80 Madison street. on the night
Of April lst, q brown horse Mule, medium
height, II years old. heavy bodied, shOd al
rOund, marked L. :. L C., also a good deal
marked with the harness, a small white spot
back Ofand a little above the ear, had around
his neck a short cotton rope with a breast
chain Of a wagon to the end oftt.
This reward will be paid to any one deliver
Ing him TO Mrs. 40 Harris, NC. GO Mad son 81
ROBr. WORAELET.
Memphis, April 9. 1855. ap4Iw@
GI5O taken from ny
QIOO lot, SATURDAY night last. 18th instant.
three miles sOutn-east from Como, Miss. one
bay horse MULE, Scr 9 years old, PAGES well
under the saddle, mSne and tale recently trim
med viii give 500 for the thief and So for
the mule. / have had four Others taken
from me during the last three months sincs.
Any tnfOrmatiOn addressed me at Como, Ms,
viii De t~hankfuly received
March %, lsd8. n. r SLEDGE.
APPS 3w
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SALE OF LO is
Water Valley, Miss.
On MONDAY. R %, 1865.
OST---FoUN
TAKEN UP

TAKEN Up
On Saturday last. 7th inst, a chestnut sorruI
PONY. The owner can have the same hyprJv-
ing property and paying charges
SAMUEL HAYS.
On Mr.. Aliens place, Smiles south OF Memphis
apl0-3Is
TAKEN upon the Pigeon ROost road.
L on Friday, April 8, 1851. one COW. The
owner can have her By proving property and
paying expenses 70 G. BURK, on the said road
between Beals and Linden streets.
ap8-3ts
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FoR SALE ANp A
Vacant Madison street Lots,
On a credit Of
One, 1.so, 1arss and Fo,.r Tears

/ offer several desirable lots from twenty-five
70 sixty feet 'front.', on she anove terms. Also,
several Tor leave for eight years. Parties wish
ing To Improve, the rents viii pay for the prop
erty. JNO. d. ARMOUR,
sp5 lw" 50 Madison street.
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AeSsrs Jos Z Hall & Co. manufactures OF
Of HalIs Burglar s1d Flreproos SaEs;
DeGr Sir-Our large Hairs FtrsprCorsafe vas
taken from the ruins Of Pixies Opera house This
afternoon. after being 81 bjsctsd 20 the most in
tense heat for four days and four nights, s-
about ninety houz, and cur books and valua-
BILE papers, and United stat IS Bonds deposited
with Is. we're preserved in good condition. ne
IRE wsssum burning with saeh intensity that,
when taken out, It could not be opened TN
cooled BY a stream OF water. We mink we en-
say nothing more IN favor OF your Invaluable
safe than % state the fsct, that this test, 1relv
ss sewers an enc As safes can be sut5ecasd 90,
has resulted in such entire satisfaction burh to
you and ourselves. Yours tuu
WM. SUMSER & CO.
or Wheeler wilson's Sevlngmaohins CO.
C~ESCTSEArI, March q. 1856.
A fuu assortment OF the above safss an hand.
and orders taken for Bankers Jswet.- anil
Merchants safes Or every description. D. their
agents
MeCOsIBS a co..
3Elf and T4 Main sfrssL
nAL-NMM
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EOR r.
FOR RENT AND.sALE-

Admiration in Crittonden county, Arkansas,
twenty miles above Memphis, 81 acres OF open
land above overflow, under good fence and now
plowed snd ready for planting. Garden and
potatOfs planted, AMI cotton and corn now
being planted-for sale. with lesse for one year
horses. mules. corn, provisions. beds a bed
ding for iaDOrers, cock stoves and vessels.
fsrming utensils Of avery DESCRIPTION and
everything Necessary to make the crop. Apply
to ). n. 4 A. NELSON II 90
apl0-3t No S jefferson street.
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ET The ladies of Nashville are hold
ing a fair for the benefit of the orphans.
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Last week % the engagement Of the accom-
plfsled and talented tragedisnus, Mss lean
Hesner, whose rendition Or the great tafas
o. the iezitiluaJe drama has been received
with NE most Intense Qualifications nightly
By crowded and inleiieetuni audiences.
Tas-day EveaiaE, April I0sh. 1888.
WIZ be presented shakespears's beautiful
tragedy Of JULIET. Igllef-
Miss Jean HosIner. In rehearsal Taiford:
Clanlc ZION.
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T,.,ssteo,a NnIc

DT virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 ms
u az trustee on the 10Th day Of MAY. $50, b.
David g. Cross, and which was recorded In tbe
registers Office OF Shelby county Tennessee
IN book No. IS, pages ~, iS, ly aad 10, given
to secure the paymen Of certain promissOry
notes therein specified, ! wiu, in front OF the
Chance1y Court, city OF Memphis. between ne
hours OLl0 and l2a-m. on
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o II r n

A very desirable residences on Second street.
containing seven rooms. hall ana two pOrches.
ASIA house on M0sby street. with two rooms
and Kitchen. Also a fine sleeping room in the
Webster block. G. W POOT, q on
April p, apld I'm l3 Main street.
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Closing Of the Eusries for the Fashion
Course Stakes.

An assembly Of sporting men numbering 200,
among them the veteran Hiram Woodruff, Isaac Wood
ruff, Dan Mace and others, gathered at the Hone
House on Broadway last night upon the occasion OF
the closing OF the entries for the purses offered by MI
rocheron the proprietor Of the Fashion Course TO be
trotted FOR during the ensuing Spring and Winter sea
SON The first three purses were for coo each con.
dtional upon the entry OF Gen Butler Lady Thorn and
Dexter bat as the Lady failed to put in an appear
ance for any of them, they we're not filed The most
important purses filed were as follows:
No. 4-Purse OF 5000 mile heats best three in five
under saddle for horses that have never troted better
than 70; entries. j. Eugents b. &. FenaD Chief for
merly Black Flarry) w. 4. c. Meaas Oh. &. Dan Mace
and J. Aarshalls b. 6. STARK.
No s. same az No. T. but for $500 and in harness;
entries Dan Mace's b. s. Vanderbilt, 1. Carpenters
b. G. CStonewall Jackson, and w. j. Peabodys br. O.
Dan Rice.
No g. same as No. 5 to wagons; entries. Dan Maoe's
Panic; Stonewall jackson, and Dan Rice.
The rest Of the purses were OF an inferior interest
being offered 70 horses which have never exhibited any
startling performances in public. The entries for these
stakes however excited great deal Of interest and
were much more than those named for supe-
rior horses The season OF trotting at the Fashion
Course this Spring promises TO be Of unsurpassed
interest and some excellent trials Of speed between the
best horses Of the day may confidently be expected to
come of on this track.
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Sale Of Mr.. George Ii. Halls Piciares.

Mr.. Hall is q very industrious painter
Surely, complaints we ever made Of too lule hard
work among the artists would apply TO him. Every
year. beside painting the many pictures for which be
gets orders he finds time TO paint many which
he puts together and sells at auction. Nor does his
rapid way Of work seem TO make him careless; the
contrary his power Of painting improves from year 70
year. He never repeats himself and it will easily be
believed that IL shows no little ingenuity 10 paint 70 or
90 com binaons Of fruits and flowers such have
here with no two alike or even resembling. We
retpect industry; respect skill respec artist
who treats bis art with respect and Mr. Hal is such q
man. Therefore We may freely say that the faults We
have 80 often discovered in his pictures are such a.
he cannot probably amend. 80 far as be can improve
in painting he has shown the wish and the will to do it.
But there qualities not TO be had by Wishing or
wiling and oil Mr. Hairs natural clevernWs and ac.
quired skill cannot make his work delicate Our sur
prise 10 continually renewed when find him painting
flowers. We are sorry when We zee that he has been
moved b. come mysterious impulse to paint women. ~
be perceves their grace. their beauty Their delicacy
he has not the skin 10 express those qualities Weshoud
be glad II We could persuade him to abandon figure
subjects altogether and devote himself to painting fruit
which be does with so much truth and spirit His flow.
ers too often have q common look and are sometimes
coarsely painted But Il is In fruit that be eXoes and
u fruit painter that be takes honorable place
among American artists.
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Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
This evening Meyerbeer's beautiful opera,
LEtoil de Nord" will be performed for the first time
for several years. when Madame Laborde sustained the
principal role The chief point Of interest on this occa'
sion apart from the truly fine music is the assumption
of the principal role avery difficult one, by our Ameri'
can singer, Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg The music Is
well adapted to her voice and satisfied that she
will achieve success The other characters
tanned by Bosiso, Erfre Antonucci. Bellini &c. The
production Of this opera should attract crowded
dence.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The beautiful opera OF ii Trovatore was
magnifceny performed last night at the Academy OF
Music Brooklyn before very full and appreeiatiVe
house \ Zucch Mazzoeni, Rossi and BeDlni singing
withsgreat power
CONCERT AT DoDw0RTHs HALL.
Mr. Henri B. Lasseroe, pianist OF repnle,
gives a concert at Dodworth's Hall this evening lie
will be assisted by Mrs. Henry C. Watson, Mr. l.. u.
Thatcher Mr.. j. W. PHI sson, and Mr. Dietrich, ac-
companyst.
The last Rehearsal of the Fourth Philhar'
monte Concert takes place tomorrow morning at 10
O'clock The Concert takes place on the evening OF tho
same day.
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OpyIcs METROPOLITAN Board or HEALTH,
battalion Drill Of she 37,haBe yfue.s.

The members Of the 37th Regiment, N. Y. s.
N c. assembled at the State Arsenal corner Of Thirty
fifth st. and Seventhave., last evening for battalion
drill, Col. Farrsr in command. About 300 officers
and men were present Only limited number Of spec.
tators were admitted but those who were fortunate
as to pass the guard 1t the door treated to fine
spectacle.
than during the drill last evening 10 saying
rood deal The evolutions--of q more than usually
complicated and difficult ohsrscter-were performed
with admirable precision; sixteen drummers enlivened
the spectacle with ringing martial din the participants
we're respeudent in their handsome uniforms and tho
drill was gessrsly brilliant success. NE regiment
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Market-Rsported 6y TskgrapA.

BaLrrxoRE, March 8.-Four dull; sales Of Howard super
fine S8d 81 IS Western extra st So GRAIN receipts
light; market steady. Seeds heavy Provisions dull aud
dropping. Groceries unsettled Whisky dull at "a 29i
CHICAGO, March 8-Flour quiet. Wheat steady at 81
81 Isl for No /. Corn dull Oats dull Mess fork-good
inquiry at s2s 50; Pnme Mess quiet at ga Lard hrm al
80 IS for Medium TO Choice Dressed Qset at $40 Is Re
cep,s2 800 bbs Flour $500 bush Wheat. II 600 hush
Corn 2l0O H0gs $40 Dressed Hog. Shipments-sS0 bbs
Flour, 500 bush. Wheat.
CINCINNATI March 8-Flour dull Wheat krn. Pro.
visions unsettled Mess PORK 49, Lard firm at lBc Nhs
by quiet small sales at 81 Is Tor free. Gold 1911
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Hotel Personal.

Lieut.. Gen. U. S. Grant accompanied by Gen.
Comstock Coils Parker. Badeau. Hudson and Majors
Webster and Brenneman, U. S. A., arrived ct the
Metropolitan last evening After dining, the General
took the night train Tor Washington.
Major Stewart. Syracuse; the Hon. w. p Dole.
Washington; Gen. r. ". Hughes. Judge j. i. Kinney
and John Young John Il. Cain Of Great Salt Lake
City are In town and are stopping at the Metropitan
Col. A. Stager, Cleveland; the Hon. VIM. Whitney,
Boston and Col T. X. Sharp. Delaware. are among tho
Latest arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Gov. Buckingham, Connecticut, and Gen. Scmner,
Srfacnse are al the AstOr House.
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philadelphia Cattle Morket-Msrch 9.

The supply Of beef cattle this week much better hal
the week previous The offerings amounted 80 head ~
which sold at from sl3 IS 70 SIS per 100 70 for fst
to good cattle from SIS TO $40 for extra ssock Con.
cattle sold at from t IL to SIP so yer 100 n.
SHEEPThis market sctive and sheep IN good demand
500 head disposed of al from q &c. per No. gross.
The last-named price realized for lots Of extra
HoGsTh- supply Of hogs limited, the entire ofernu
amounting to only so head. Pnces ranged Tom StN
$t so per 100 ~, net, As 10 quality.
CowsThis market continues dull Only IS hesd chsnsee
hands from 900 for spnsers and from $50 80
for mch COW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09

The FISHER LIBRARY.-The sale Of this
library, which has been continued all the week By
Leayitt Strebeigh Co. at the Trade Sale Rooms,
No. 4es Broadway will be brought TO a close this ORR
day evening The character Of the library was such
TO draw orders from all parts OF the country and gen.
eraaiendance from dealers in rare literature. Camp,
bell the Fenian represents not only himself bat many
amateurs from neighboring city, and Shirley o.
Nassaust. Is the substitute for many connolsseurs
around New York. Boston is also represented bi
udicious purchaser We rote some Of the sales thae
have been made: Col. Ethan Aliens Narrative small,
syo. s5i; Isaac Walton, by Sir Harris Slch'
olas, s6i; Hsncock's Grafton in Town Of Bos.
ton March s. l77i, en-; Barnabss ltinera.
rum Q vols. l2mo, s3li Bridges Censurs
LiterariB $50 Burnss Poems 2d Edition. l7s7. sl3i
Charlevox, eel; Chalmers Political Annals London,
l7s0. sl9; Clarke's Repertorium Bibiograpbicum.
ss 81 Commissary Wilson'S Orderly Book, s@e; Corn
walls Defence Of his Campaign in 1871, -; Coryatt
Crudities sl0; Robinson Crusoe EngravDgs by Soth.
ard. yos go; Dibden's Typographical Antiquities,
sse; Dibden's Bibliomania, $50; Doran's "Ihe1
Msjesties Servants sl6; John Easton's Causes n
Philips Indian War scarce, small 4t0 $50 Englandt
Helicon, els; Franklins Account Of Pennsylvania
Hospital, els; Gaytans Notes on Don Quixote, slo;
Hasewoods Essays, ga; Hartford Convention Pro.
ceedngs or 80 50; Helicona, s55 So Indian Book OF
Common Prayer, scarce Sl0 Jacobs Lfe Of Capt.
Cressp smo.. scarce, s3; Josselyns Two Voyages Il
New England small syo.. 1914. s27; La Fontane, Am
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHoOI.-The
eighth annual catalogue Of this Institution is just pub
shed The number Of Law students Is l7s 81 being in
the Senior aud III In the Junior Class; 90 Of the
students are college graduates and 81 colleges are
Represented in the institution The Senior Glass Of this
institution has made choice Of Mr.. Converse for Vale.
dictorian Mr.. Richards Is the appointee As Alumni
orator. The canvass quite aspirited one and the
succo~fnl candidate differs from large majority Of
those who have been similarly honored past years in
that he il graduate Of collegiate institution other
than Columbia Collegc-Yale being his Alma Mater.