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Special Msstlng nf Trnskraea-

SpeolaI Nesting Of Trustrees.
meeting of the Trustees of westbrook Sernina-
"A r. will be held at the Office OF DAVIS q DRUM-
MoND, Counselors at law, Exchange st. Portlau 4.
on tuesday the 2Ot cay Of October 1868 at o'c ock
Z M TO decide whether the Seminary will sell and
convey the properly knwn as the old boarding
mouse ana lot, situa ed a. evens' Plains In West
street on said Plain and 4 they shan decide h ssiI
ann convey the same, to Xix the price thereof and
authorize the Treas er of the Seminary TO make A
conveyance de d. Also to take such measures a.
y be deemed expo iient IN reference to the building
OF a ne " boarding house on The Seminary Grounds
G. NJ. STEVENS, Secretary
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SENATOR MORTON of Indiana, who has been
quoted by the Democracy as an advocate of
Peudletonism, made speech at Lafayette
Ind, the other day in which be declared him
self most enephatically and acnequicocolly against
the greenback theory. lie said that 1t scas d
fraud and stoiadle, and, if carried into effect,
would involve the whole country in financial
ruin and overwhelm our people with disgrace.
He said the Democratic party, if restored to
power, could not and would not pay the ma
tonal debt. He depicted in vivid colors the
disastrous consequences that would arise from
apolicy of imitation, but deprecated further
contraction OF the currency and advocated a
speedy return to specie payments
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JOHN RUSSELL, Sec'y.
Y. NJ. G. ASSOCIATION Rooms, !

I. M. u. ASSOCIATION Rooms, I
Bath, Sept. Both, 1868.
Voted. That the next State Convention of
the Y. NJ G. Association should be holden at
Bath.
In accordance with this vote, the 10th and
21st days of October next have been fixed up
on as the time, and the Rooms of the Bath Y.
M. Z. Associi.tion as the place for the meeting
of said Convention
And now, in behalf of the Y. M G. Associa-
ton of Bath, the undersigned earnestly invites
all the members and friends of the Associa.
tion-whether delegates or MOTTO be present,
and assures them hearty and cordial well
come. tf..A1NFl tttaLtsA31aE NitN.l -
Delegates on their arrival at Bath, will 90 d.
rectly to the Rooms of the Association on Cen
tire St., opposite the City Hall, where they will
ind Committee prepared to assign them to
places of free entertainment during the Con-
ventiOn.
The regular weekly Prayer Meeting of the
Monday evening at IL o'clock, and all Dele
gates and others arriving on Monday, are cor.
daily invited to be present.
All persons proposing TO attend the Conven-
ton, will please notify the President of the
Bath Association (Mr.A. G. Palmer) before
the 14th OF October. H-s
Public meetings for discussions, reports, and
for prayer and exhortation, will be held in the
morning, afternoon and evening of each day
The first meeting on Tuesday morning will
be season of Prayer, at the Rooms. at
o'clock. The first regular meeting for bust
ness will be held at the same place at II
o'clock. 4.r
1t is expected that there will be present emf
nent gentlemen from abroad, leaders in the
glorious cause in which we are all engaged.
A. G. PALMER,
- President of B. Y. NJ. c. A.
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W. 9hNAroRs will be elected to Congress
W 'uo legislatures selected in Pennsylvania
Ana ihd'ana to-day, one to succeed Buckalew
anu 'ne otner TO succeed Hendricks. Fifty.
hve representatives in Congress arc 70 10
elected IN the four States of Pennsv,von;o
Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska. OF the f;f,u'a' -
members now representing those States OWL,
twelve are Democrats.
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IMPORTS.

SAGUA. Brig MeIriwa 557 hhds 80 ties SO bb's
moasses, to Geo S Hunt. 1000 = - :
PlCTOU, Ms. Barque Lathella-5i5 tons COAL to
JAS l. Farmer.
Brig F II Odiorne-435 tons coal-J Farmer.
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TIzf021 n MIC F09sIuaaH

luton Dc Mcfarland,
Desire to cali the sttentonto the fact that more
4 q
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late fire. Parties desirnga
FIRST RATE SAFE.
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
... ..4 EMERY IL WAREHOUSE,
Middle Street Portland
Or at no sudbury street, Boston.
xY-Second- hand Safes takeni in exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
tached to Tilton 81 McFarland's Safes, can order o.
Emery, Waterhouso a. Co.
Jan 15-sN1stw in each mo 4 adv remainder of time
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOhEiGN POkTSs .t #...r..
Ar at Havre 1otlI inst, ship Thos Durham, Young.
Ar 4 London 10Th inst, ship Fteedom, Bradley,
New York.
AR at Cowes iotll, barque Dirigo. Morrison, from
Philadelphia tor Rotterdam.
Ar vt Queenstow u 10Th, ship Sorrento. Wilson. fm
New York tor Liverpool with loss OF spars.
Sid dm Gibraltar fsth ult sch Ward j Park Bo-
CART. Malaga; 2lst. brig aprera, Patterson, Genoa
lowed through the Sira'Is 18Th brig Jenny Nor
ton, Bon on. from Malaga tor New York.
SD IN Troon 26th ult, barque Jennie Cobb. Crock
er, New Orleans.
At Martinique 18th ult sch Lath Rich, Paddock,
tor Turks Islands. to Dad Tor Boston. f,eE- fl.r.
81 m swan Island 2Sd ult, brig Julia Carney.
Reed Hampton Roads DING
At 3araeOa 30th nit, sch Sarah Maria Horton, to
load tor New York. n .rru NEE'l
Ar quebec It'll inst, barque John Bunyan, Gibbs
Az at st John. NIB eth inst, brig Kate. Stewart.
Portland; sehs Harriet Baker. Weber Eclipse
Mcbufnie; Lively, Hail. and Belle, Edgett do,
CID 9Th, sch Geo kilborn Stanley, Philadelphia.
IPer steamer Deutschland, at New York;
Ar at liverpool III nit. Agra Flu lmore, st John;
emma SWEET, Havana Shamrock. Jones, rom
New YORK.
Ar at London 18th, Nellie May. Hutchins, New
Orleans; Nancy, Putnam, Portland Ella Norton.
Nchos, Alta, tMeaj J; Sarah staples. Staples. Ban
sid i'm arayesend 2s h, Merrimac, Blair, callao.
Ar in the Motncl bank 26th, Susan K VOORHEES,.
Fuliord from Shields Tor Cadiz, with sails split.
, CID II Falmouth 26th ult weIltn, blanchard, Tor
Ar at Bristol 9th, Arthur Kinsman, Buchanan,
Havana.
Sid I'm Newcastle, NSw, Masonic, Iampher, for
Shanghae. a.'f H'EfU't'TU WI
Ar at MarselIIes oath ult, Clara Bell Tracey. New
York.
Sid s4th, Josie Pc figrew. New YORK. funl
= Ar at Sibratar l9h ult, Ponvert, Handy, from
Passed by 14tn, A Franklin, Holbrook. iron,
Philadelphia trieste NJ " ES7' =
,,. Ar at BOrdea1x 2t'h plt. southern Rights WI
hams, New York: ID b Doane, Veazie. Philadelphia.
Ar at Antwerp 9th nit Mary 4 Campbell Moody
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MISS JONES.

- street. is very successful in all diseases of the
blood, in describing the present and future In bust
nese matters, &C. s..t,es, sep14dtf
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Two TRAITORS. -To-Day's elections will dis.
pose of two arrant traitors allandigbam
who conspired to excite instruction in North
ern cities during the war, and Voorhees, who
IN august, 1862, said that every Northern SOL
ne, yer should Wear around his neck an iron col
h sr inscribed with the words, "My Dog-Abra-
Cnaa -'ncoin. The former is a candidate for
congress In Ohio, the latter in Indiana.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-13

THE ATLANTIC ALMANAC, for 1869, has been
issued by Hcknor & Fields 1t is real gem
in its way, carrying the art of almanao-mak-
ing to something near perfection. In all that
belongs to an almanac proper it is most excel
lent, the scientific matter being furnished oy
Mr. Charles 8. Pierce of Cambridge. Then its
merits as picture-book add literary maya
zine are are what the Scotch cal" by- ordinary"
The literary matter is all original, and is con-
tributed by some of our best writers, including
snch names as Lowell, Holmes, Sprague, Hale,
Quincy, Mrs. Stowe, DIR. Brewer Dr. Thomp-
son and G. P. CraDch. The four essays by the
editor, Tx Marvel, entitled "Fireside," Road
side, "Brookside" and "Side BY Side," are in
the most charming manner of the author Of
the "Reveries OF Bachelor" The beautiful
little descriptive essay by Lowell, called MY
Garden Acquaintance" is alone worth the
price of the book; and DR.. Holmes Talks
Concerning the Human Body and its Manage
ment," is as full Of wisdom as of wit There are
excellent hints on farm work and much use
full miscellaneous information, very judicious-
ly arranged. The wood cuts are excellent in
design and execution; the colored illustra-
tions, though the poorest things in the book
are by the best artists in the country who do
those things: and the typographical execution
of the whole is really beautiful.
For sale at Chisholm's, G. T. r. Depot.
JACKsoN's BUST OF CHAMBERLAIN.-We
have had the pleasure of examining a photo
graphic copy of the admirable bust of Govern
or Chamberlain, recently completed by j. A
jackson, one OF our Maine scu1ptors. The
likeness is good; the pose of the head full of
dignity and strength; and the expression OF
the original well caught. The artist has been
especially happy in rendering the calm grave
lines of the brow, the peculiar droop of the
moustache, and the sweep OF the hair. AS a
work of art this bust is really admirable; and
as likeness it will we think, be extremely
satisfactory to the friends of the General Mr..
Jackson has taken the bust with him to Italy,
where it will be put in marble. We under
stand that copies of it are to adorn the State
capitol at Augusta. and the Memorial Hall
at Brunswick. few Photographic copies
may be obtained ut Hale's picture store in
Free street. ess .-f is ~at
------------------------
The most reliable Minnesota papers declare
that Donnelly cannot in any event be reflect
ed to Congress. There will not be much re-
greet felt, we imagine, in any part of the coun-
try if it prove true that this vituperative indi-
vidual has leave to STAY at home
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More Causes of Blood Poison !,

V@FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 O'Clock,
by g. D. MILLER, Body House, cor. of Congress
and Chestnut SITS. sep3dtfsN .y r
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~l-A The Bryce. H KENNEDY. stanla.
IN master will have quick dispatch. Fo1
lszI$4M passage only enquire of ''
H r.. HAMLIN & CO..
- - 49,. Union Wharf
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The most reliable Minnesota papers declare
that Donnelly cannot in any event be reflect.
ed to Congress. There will not be much re-
greet felt, we imagine, in any part of the coun-
try if it prove true that this vtuperative indi.
vidual has leave to STAY at home
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ONE who is honest. neat capable and wiil,n0 a.
Oco1k and de house work in moderate sixsS
family. Good references required Call IN ~
evening at No StJeS6 oc 1a1tt Ae
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THE
Hussey Pl W Still Leads |

A WARDED to the work done BY these Plows. ne
the trial at the late Maine state Fair.
Adh ess tor Circnlar. Price Cards. &c,
TIMOTHY L. HUSSEY, Proprietor,
ocl3W4w Moth Berwick, Me.
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Wanted Immediately !,
Good Gul Wanted

A active Partner wi $4,000 capital Bushes.
Y well established and paying $4,000 per annum.
For further particulars address
,13tf BUSINESS, p o Box 2l0S Portland Ma
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State Csnven,ion of 4. m. o. As.oeia-

tiOnA.
At meeting Of the State Committee of Y.
M. G. Associations of the State of Maine. it
was voted to call Convention of said ASCOT
ations to meet at Bath, in the Rooms of the
7. M. Z. Association, on the Goth and 21st OF
October inst.
We therefore call upon the Associations to
meet by their delegates at the time and place
above stated, to discuss such topics as may have
arisen during the past years experience. and
TO devise such means as may seem best to make
our work more effectual in the future. -
Each Association may furnish as many del
egates as they think proper. Each delegate
should be furnished with the proper creden-
tlals Dv the Secretary, or some other officer of
Their Association, and also with correct infor.
nation in regard to the past work of their AS
ISOLATION, its present demands and future pros
poets.
Free return tickets over the various railroads
in the State will be furnished to all those at
tending the Convention, if it be possible to OBJ
tain them.
1t is expected that Bro. L. D. Moody of Chi
cago, will be present. M -.
The following questions, with others which
will be suggested at the Convention. will come
up for discussion:
Day Preaching. What is meant by it; and
will the Convention recommend il to the diff
ferent Associations as an efficient method of
presenting the truth to the pJople"
"Can anything be done by the Associations
for the children to beget in them an interest
for the cause of Christ and lead them to per-
sonal interest in the Saviour"
SIS it best that the Associations SO amend
their Constitutions when necessary, as to adj
nit ladies as active members"
GEO. 81. PILLsBURY, Prest.
TOHN RUSSEIJ Saou
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ESSAY for Youno uen

Essay IOr Young Wen,
I'm the Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and
" Early Manhood, with the humane view Of treat
ment and cure, sent By mail free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. -.-....- sep22dSS w3msN
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CristadOros Hair DYE

Old Father Times takes many year
10 turn to white dark colored hair;
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
Brings back the tint that charms the eye;
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living hines impart
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
VALUABLE AND RExUsERArIvE EEsrDEScEs ON


:f-c Aucr0 sEER-Odice s. Bienville street.
V,UEsDAY, March I'd. 1858, mt Is O'Clock
Il n at the Merchants and Anctionaers' kxchange
Royal between Canal aud Customhouse Streets win
THREE LOTS OF GROUND IN the First District Of this
city the beunded BY Baronne Csope, Caondset
and Clio streets sad lots OF ground desgnted by the
Nos /. 2 and s. and measure A. folloss:
Lot 81 feet front BsrOnns street, ~ l2s
feet in depth.
7he Buildings and improvements consist OF tw0-story
rssdeLce with bale In 'front.' and divided into two eae
thinf IN the first basement four
divided by sliding do0 and tour in the second story
back building contsning four below, and like
Der Of rooms sbove;.twO cstsrns, shed. etc.
street by 90 feet in depih
The buildings and improvements thereon consist OF
residence retired from the street. four
and trout gallery below, and four endio
front gallery above. The back buildings nsist
Of twosory frame building containing four rooms aad =
eide gallery; cistern well, psivies etc ~
The whole according to plan N ide by O De Armas Civil
Engineer sLd Archect dated November 2ls 1861, ar
wbic Il exhibition At the Exchas ge.
nf- TERss-Fer the property hrsy described one-thrd
balance credit Of and years in notes
BY specis mortgage and vensors lien. and bearing
eight cent nterst foH the day Of sale until nnsl
msnt buildings 10 be kept insured ard policy transferred
sut usual clause Of five per cent attorney
commissions 10 be added. as penal clause. - l
the property second described the purchaser viii
the ent Of note for $4,000 dat December 26th.
1861 payable yea. with eight per ceat interest PER
for the balance Of the price Of adjudication
third cash and the remainder credit OF and two
bearing eight per per fro day Of sale,
together with toe corservaoy auses above enumerated
Act Of sale with o. Internal hevtnue stamps attached
before - notary public. at purchasers expsnse
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
vEBY VALUABLE AND SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
THREE-sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. ss DAU-
rHIE STREET, BETWEEN BrENvILLE AND
CONT STREETS At PUBLIC AUCTION. TO EF-
FEcr sErTLExENT.
BY O. DE FERIET.

AUcncNEtR--Omce No. s5 Bienville street
4 uEsDAfa; ,is. assi. Msrsn 8. rsSs, as ls o'clock
Royal strco between Canal and Cnstomhouse srssts
Puolc auction without any rssrye OF limit will be sold
Second District ofhis city in the square bounded by Dauphin
Benvie Burgundy and Cont streets measuring 23
depth Of 2 feet IL inches the line assuring 10 feet
es in width together with the perpetual Of
alley 4feet vide adjoining the site se towards Bienve
street. and OF another common alley 10 feet vde running
towards Bienvle street
The buildings improvements consist Of that elegant and
bull three story residence No s. Osuph street.
vita balcony front and containing the first floor
hell two eLdd paror DIVIDED by sliding doors and
gallery; the are b drComs and cabinet
de toilette in tie thid story Ike distribution.
The wing and back ding being high
built OF BRICK contains the ground floor four rooms.
cabinet and cts sd ts story also fur
csbnt and privy. There side gallery extending
the whole length Of the building Ia the first and second
The yard is neatly paved h bries the water Is intro
dueed @ oo the and the fixtures throughout the
mises and large shed erected in the Of the lot which
Is used wash house
II VIII be borne mind that Dauphin street Is paved In
superior msnner with books the sidewalks paved
with fmoott flags and atfhe nebrhosd Of the properly
L most toDeb Tor fact tbs
ciy will in short 1e IN the properly hs
contract having been sold sd accepted coupled With the
proximity and Of the property to the markets.
ous attention 81 aptasts and hoso dssrous Of
chasing eotort resi- snes hieh a. AL TINE. be
TIE whole according to plan and ada by Paul O.
BSgeouge snsneer and arcaitec dated February 25h,
p TERns-One hIrd cash and the balance on credit Of
and years n notes secured BY special mortgage
H., anu el-,t per etn@ interest per Annun
kept insured and the icy vendor
OF suit hve cent attorneys commissions will be eddsd
pana clause The taxes Of thu year be assumed
Act Il sale With o. g. Internal Revenue stamps attached
before Gottsehaik ksgne rotAres Public, at purchasers
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03


lucuoNzEE Office and salesroous, Sc Bienvils street.
MONDAY. March ESD. 1s0s. AZ ls o'clock
l At public ancon At ne hercAans and Auctionesrs
Exchange Royal between Canal and Custohouse
BY virtue Of eder from the Hon John Thoma
Judge Of the Second Drct Court Of New Orleans dated
February IL Ss the following dsscbed real estate viii b.
/. A.PARcEL OR PORTION OF GsoUND, With the
budngs and in provements thereon sused In the town
aubourg Of klnssHrs the lake end Of the
Railroad and measuring Il American 5i feet 'front.'
Eysi Fields the front Marirny
chsrtrain rls p atfr
Tie Buildings and improvements, well known the
fsmed Bondro Restaurant" consist Of Frame Building,
covered with ates thor ughly fin she'd containing
large esery with ye1 blinds aud
the dnnp SELDOM he building has the
10 manufacture the with which is lighted besds three
large csern endid fountain In 'front.' OF the
The Buildings on the Lot belonging 10 Mr. fhlip Bill
one half OF which belong 10 the succession Of BO1
and which consist Of Frame House, covered With clap
boards containing two large paros saloons and
pantry. another oudnE containing two cellar,
Kitchen with rpge etc. three eisierns and prvies also,
bcilding in hont well known "The Pistol Gallery
s. LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded' BY BY
sian Fields, MarigBy Frankfort and Columbia
nng In American 6S feet II nche. and lines
trout Eysian Fies street by l27 ieet 10 inches and
The buildings and Improvements consist OF frame House
covered with states containing four and
galleries; back bad;ng aiming two aud
ebneis With gallery prves three cstsrns aEbor
The whole according plans made by Pile Murray,
civil gLters and afchtees which viii be exhibited
two weeks previous TO the day Of sale.
EY- TEEEs-Cash In U. ) Treasury Notes
Of SALE s. isternal revenue stamps attached
before Amedie Ducatel notary public, at purchasers
Penss
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
GENrEEL RESIDENCE. 70. 572 sooDcHILDKEN
street, between Vaudeville and Spain streets.
ny G.. DE FERfET.

| AUCTIONkkk-Uhco NO 30 biellVIIIe stFeeh
TUESDAY, March 3, 1865, at IL O'Clock
the Merchants aud Anctsneers kxch znge, Reys
street. will be scld At public sucton-
LOT OF GROUND IN the Third District Of this city,
in the square bounded by Goodchdrsn Vaudeville LOVE
spap streets measuring feet inches front Good
children street, by 100 feet IN depth.
The Buldlnts and lmprovements consist Of handsoms
Cottage House. No 52 0OcdchidTen street. covered with
slaes eoBtsiuing and gallery. chen contaning
2rooms cisterns and hRe stables IN the rear
TERNs-One half cash. aud the balances at credit o
year. in secured BY special mortgage and vend0r
en and Tearing per cent interest rom the day Of sale
I'll na payment The building be kept insured pOcJ
transferred 70 vendor Il esse q suit cent attorneys
mis- sions 20 be added IS penal clause
Act Of sale with u ). internal Reven Stamps attached
beord r. Bouny Notary PaDc at purchssrs whs
current year
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
JEAN NAUsUs vs.. ANDREAs scHnIDr-sIxrH
DisiIict Court Of hsr Orleans. No. zQiss 2.

JEAN nAUnUs vs.. ANDREAs scHMIDr-sIxrH
Distfict Court OF new Orleans. No 30fs5.
RY VIRTUE OF = writ sf nerf facfas
~ 70 me directed By the Honorable the sixth District
Court of New Orisans in the shove entitled pro-
eeed 20 sell a. public eucsion ~ the Nerchans
uesnfrs Exehsnge Roysi stTss bstveea csnI snd Gas
sATyL DAY The Ga, day ef March 1888 st Il ocisck
FOUR LOIS or GRoCED situated IN ths suburb wa.h
ington and in the Third District Of his city sqasrs
bounded By Cssaczvo, Grestmen. Poland
being parts ~ lots d-sixnated ~ Nos plan Of
verrnes ~ 10Th o. March s deposited in the ocs ef Jus
o. plans Sad lets .ejsn each other and nsssure ssh
ON Cssacsyo frsef BY depth between psra lines y
tee feet sia inches Lot No. forming The OF Casa
e.vo and Pcssc seets togsh her with the mpro
thtrsor etc etc Said properly acquired By DEFENDANT
A. ce.s hdt In the following ts-wlt: Lets aud
ella rf-nsI vie Of chester nI.sasll shs: ef Pass Chris
cstec ksrch Hh 1857 and lots ro.
~ ssn ncant, from Elisabeth Dcters widow John
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF VALUABLE PORTION OF I'M
PROVED GRoUD. WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF
TIE ENTRANCE TO THE FAIR GROUNDS.
ny G.. DE FERIET,
Auc11osEER-ofics No. s. BIenviIls stree

THUEEDAY, March Sd, 1868, at 1e
O'Clock At the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, at Public Auction will be sold
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, the Third District OF this
city, in the square bounded BY Clay Aubrey, Dapre asd
OReiy streets said Lots designated by the Nos
3 A. 5, 6, 2l. 22 and Is plan drawn by P. c. Bsu
dousQuie. architect and exhibition in the Exchange
This propsyis nhder fence well planted with frait
and under cultivsti
There acomfOrtAble House Lot No g. c0ntanin
rooms four cabinets ana gallery and good Building
Lot No q besides cisterHs, etc.
A3- TEKNs-One half cash and the bsance credit Of
weve months in rotes secured by mortgage and vendors
lien, ard bearing eight per ceat. iners per
day Of sale until final In suit i've
cent attor coumisions TO be added penal clause
Act Of sale with United ktates internal stamps
sitarhed before Amedee Ducse notary public at the
ulnse Of the purchaser