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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE C4PITAL.

NEW JURY puL-aovERNoR' MESSAGE TO BE READ
ON neutrality-suspicious. ABOUT RANDOLPH
AND MARTny-MovE TO CHANGE OFFICERS OF
THE BANK OF THE sTATE-F. J. MOSES. 1s-,
paFspEs ovER THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY.
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AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST ABRoAD.-Mr.
Walter, proprietor OF the London Times, Is
wood, Mr.. George W. Chlds, from Philade.-
phla, who is very properly described in the
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I. @-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-rHIS
splendid Ha,r Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless rehaoie
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; inviso
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond-street New York. Tyr January
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
AND LIVERP0 DOL STEAM
SHIP LINE.

n~n,, THE FIRsT.cLAs IRON STEAM
HEIE8A$.9 SHIP CAMILLA. PRAoE Master,
LI1EsNI5Vo is daily expected and will have
=S@g<- @ss quick dispatch for Liyerpool-sail-
ing on or about 10th December.
Through Bills Laling will be signed for Cotton
and Produce destined for Havrc, Antwerp, Bremen,
Hamburg, Copenhagen and all points on the Cont
peut OF Europe.
For Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MURE & CO.,
Novarnher % Boyce's Wharf
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as- CONsIGNEES' NOTICE.-DISPATcH
IINE-The Schooner ]. W. ALLEN is now dis
charging cargo rapidly at Adgers North Wharf. Con-
signees will send promptly for Goods, or they Will
be stored if not taken before sundown, subject TO
their risk and expense.
November % WILLIAM HOACd.
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CONDEMNED News by Telegraph.
Captain Edward W. Thompson, acting Dis
has been shot and mortany
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IONE TRIP A WEEK.l

tCVE TRIP A WEEK.l
AND SAVANNAH STEAE
PA3KET LINZ,
VIA BEAUFORT HILTON HEAD AND bLUFTTON
STEAMER PILOT pOY. Capt. ". 4. VAuEr,
STEAMER FAM E............. Capt. FEM PEcH
-T-oa ONE OF THE ABOVE S1EaMEEs
II, will leave Charleston every i1cHcs
Morning, at o'clock, and Sayaanab ever lha'a-a<
Morilip. at / o'clock.
JOHN FERID>oT.
Jnre SO Accommodation ThaIf.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THkOUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROU fE TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
Aud other places, should not fai
IHGSY {sQ TO lay in their supplies OF PROVIS =
Z/TMlIifSfTN IONS. CLAREls, CHAMPAGNES /,
.S4s4sSss4 CORDIALS, BRANDIBS, WBIS
KITES. WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates of Wild Game and Devilled lam for Sand :
wiches and Llncheous.
@Send for catalogue.
WM 8. CORWIN / CO.,
No. 275 Klng-street,
Between Wentworth and Beaufsin,
Charleston, S. @.
Branch Of No. 9Oj Broadway, corner 2o.n street,
New York. OctooerZo
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FAST FREIGHT LINE To AND FROM
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WARRINGTON
CITY, WILMINGTON, DEL, CINCINNAT1,
OHIO, ST. LOUIS. MO-, AND OTHER NORTH
WESTERN CITIES.
A~r, THE FAVORITE AND SWIFT
NkEaYf@x9 Screw Steamship CARROLL, L. N.
LI1Mlk1EfHS HUDaINs Commander; will sail for
Baltimore on Wednesday, I'd De-
cember at half.past Eight o'clock A. A., from Pier
No. l. Union Wharves, making close connections, and
delivering freight to all points in connection
promptly and at lop rates.
Through Bills Lading given on Cotton to Boston:
Insurance on Cotton Rice, Domeslics and General
Merchandise by the steamships Of this line, x per
cent. to or from Baltimore or Philadelphia
The steamship SEA GULL will follow on regular
day.
For Freight or passage. apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM.
November 27 uaion Wharves.
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xTCONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CAR
ROLL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
she is This Day dischargns cargo at Pier No. l,
Union Wharves. AL goods not taken away at sum
set will remain on wharf at consignees risk.
November 2s / MORDECll & CO., Agents.
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sS UNION DISTRICT.-N EQUITY
HENRIETTA KAISER, ct al. Us. JULIUS KAISER
ct tal-BILL FOR PARTlTIoN.-Pursuantt to De-
cret,l Order of his Honor Chancellor JOHNSON, in
the above stated case, the creditors Of Ch kAl'
SER, deceased, and Of tho firm of Oh. KAISER
SON. late OF Unonvle, South Carolina, nre required
to present and establish their demands before me-
on or before the first day OF January next.
VIM MUNRO, C. E. U. D.
Commissioners Office Unionvllle. South Carolina,
September &C. 1863
September 80 ws1i
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MAC GREGOR LINZ.
DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH
EUROPE.

e<h~-. TIE GEORGIA AND LIVERPOOL
Nt>4sSlIs3f~s9 LINE OF F1RST-CLASS NEW IRON
LGI&rtIbafTI> aCLYDE-SULT STEAMSHIPS, COM
.SezEssZErosed s.:=sss.r Of the
SAVANNAH. .........-...'...lNo lNow Hunoiog'
SATILLA. ........................lNo .lNow Building
SARASOTA. Observation-Disclosures. oe buli.l
SALUDA. ..............'!L "" 20 Duhs
SELMA TO be BuitS
WAVERLY Y......................C .Cdptain BRYsoN.
LE1TH. H........................Ca .Capta BARNETsoN.
STIRLING. ........ Captain BLACK
RIGA. ...Caplaln HUNTER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Captain MACON.
Freight taken from and to ST. Lonis, Nashville,
Memphis, Ycksburg, Selma. MONTGOMERY Eufauli,
Tallahassee, Atlanta, Macon, Columb is, AuIusta,
Griffin Albany Amer Gus, Greensboro. Madison,
Covington Athens Newman LaGrange West Point
Cuthbert, Dawson. Thomasvllc. Carter+yille and all
points in the southern States Great Britain aud tn
Continent.
Bills OF Lading signed upon railroad receipts q
interior points of shipment Press rece pts at Savan
nah and dray receipts at Liverpool. Insurance
effected from interior points OF shipments and from
savannab, when desired, on our open Policies here
or in Liverpool.
of shipment given upon consignnents and proceede
guaranteed.
Proposed days OF sailing from Savannah, 1st and
18th of each month, commencing as ioi ows
WavERLY, 1900 bales capacity. 18TH DC emocr.
DON, 2500 bales capacity. Isl December.
RIGA, $500 halss capacity. 10th December
LETrH, AGO bles capacity LIST january.
Extra Steamers OF 1900 and 5000 bales capacity will
be dispatched to Liver pool, Ii ,vre, Bremen, aam-
burg Antwerp, Trieste, Genoa anu Cronslaos ~hen
ever inducement offers.
Savannah.
RB- All Loading done at Press.
In fiyerpool to s1ODDART BROTHERS
And in Leith to DONALD r. MAC GRtdOH
Septsmuer5 sonio
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ag-3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radclife'
streets and get better article for the same money
than ut any other establishment in the city.
November ii 3mos
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sT CONSIGNEES PER STEAM MSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she is ds:harging cargo at Adger's Wharf, Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
the expense and risk Of owners
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Novamher % Agents.
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.D 90 D.

GREAT SALE OF MINERAL LATD;. ;.--r.ic Knox
vile rcnn.) Press aad Herald is the authority
for tllo following statcmsn::
For soMe months past az our readers Will
remember. our cnlnnluS nave coIaincl liz: adj
ycriisemont of Captain doses v. Nelson's val
Counties for sale. Tho Captain has Pcrsi tcHty
refused, all the while, TO sell any p.Irt Vi lis
lands unless the purchaser would tlsc Tic
whole. AS this reqarel TOO large q sum OF
money for any ono III this part of Inc country,
the lands have been some time in tie m:r.el
We are glad 10 learn that tho Captain il,.:i al
length, THOUGH the agency of his attoriey
General i;lmsay, Of tins city, succ@e:dcd l.
handsome sum often millions oi dollars. Nc nv
dors,and the purchaser is London capitalist
OF rather comi,amy OF capitalists wlio ia;ty prop
ably aooa cater. into the most c%t1as!ve mining
business ever undertaken il th.s couniry.
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-The slory Of Lhc success Of tho LOW Gcrma

The story OF The success OF tho Low German
uoy.llst FriiZ Reuter-. is as wonderful as auy.
thing in the history Of literature. lie is not
far from fifty years Of age. and bal never pub,
lishcd q book seven wears ago. Up 10 t,'t
tllAc nc had ilvcd i'll abject povcry, giving les,
soas at the rate vi five OF tea ca..is eacA ana
wandering about tAc SNAIL towns OF :iec.i'cii'
burg and EoncrABa. lie Is now oue o. the
lnost popular writes in German; IL - .%'esl
lrnburo." sold on tho daT OF is publication to
the number OF thirteen taousl.'d. witch IL
cquvaIcnt 10 4 safe oil seven lin: t,iat lumber
in this country. iiiS SORES lave baoh trans
lated INTO otcr languages, AMI his coGyr;5liS
have maiic him Il ricl ml!i. so thi: no mas Dilli'
himself Il bl autlfu villa near E..,onacA, Iii iui
| view vi Lulhcr's famous War'b'ii.5.
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REGULARITY OF HANDWRITING Il is re-
markable ta:t no man can ever got rid or tue
styls OF handwriting pecuiiar to his country.
Ii he bo English, lie always writes in Enslish
style; ii French, i'll French style; ii German,
Ital all VI Spanish. III the style peculiar 10 his
nation. u an acquainted, says cores
pondant, with FroGchman who speaks Eng
ish like Que of our own countrytnen, and
writes it with ten times the correctness OF
nincts-nne in i hundred OF us, but yet he can-
not, for tho lite oi INN. initiate our modes OF
writing. knew Scotch youth VINO Was cdl-
Gated entirey III France, aud resided eighteen
years in that country, mixing exclusively With
French people. but vino, although ho had 4
French wrlLing-mu:ter, and probably never
SAW ANYTHING but Frcnca writing III his lie.
vet wrote exactly in the Eagilsh style; it
was really national instiIcs. In Paris all
the whiting masters profess to teach the
English sivic of writing; but with uil their
professions and all tacir eXcrt:oaS, they c4n
ncyer get their pupils to adopt any but the
cra,npcd hand OF the Frcncn. Some pre-
lend to be able TO I'll the characteristics OF
individuals from their haudar,.ings. [ know
not how this may be, but certainly the nation
to which an individual belongs can be instantly
determined by hlS handwriting. The diifcr-
ence between the American or English and tie
Eroncl handwriting. Is ;nmcnSc-a sc.CciDoy
wonid distinguish 1t at g.dnc2. Nix together
i hundred ;hcct3 III n-hracf!pt written u% Il
hundred Ercucanca, and another li:!r-,re4
written by EaS!ishmen or Americans, and 10
one could ftil to distinguish every one OF
them, though all shonld BE- written il the same
language. aud with tho same pens and paper.
The ;.lEiorcucc bctweeu Italian, Spanish ana
German handwriting Is vquaiiy decided. In
fac, tilerc il about rs great l difference III th9
haudwritings OF different nations as i'll tlciI
Languages. And i; is Il singular truth that,
though Il man may Shake of national habits,
accent, manner Of thl2king, style OF dro.5-
though he may become perfectly identified
with another nation, and spoai lt5 lan1u, sc
as well, perhaps better than his owil--ys'
writing to = foreign styio."
fEchosS from tie Cin5.
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Christmas Long Ago.

PIArSTTvE AND coMPLArSTIvE DrrTY, sUPPos
TO BE SUNG BY aRANDMAMA oLDDAY, AGED s
ENTY-FTvE.
Since, then, my dears, yell have me slug,
I'll try what car do,
And back old recollections bring,
Thus to recount 10 you,
What glorious days those were when
Wore frock and furtelow (;
When Christmas time was in its PRIME
Long, long age.
No treacherous robe old Christmas wore,
Of sunshine trinsed with mist
The lakes and ponds were frozen o'er,
And shoes were shod WITH list
The pathways as you trudsed along
Were ankle-deep IN snow,
When Christmas timo was IN It's PRIME,
Long, long ago.
No noisome railways then had We
The country to deflce (;
Our four-horss coach, o treat to see,
Went dashilg through the place;
By which from London, once year,
Came brothers, Ned and Joe,
When Christmas time was in its prime,
Long, long ago.
That horrid gas, which flares and throbs,
Nor stuck up-stoves ashamed OF hoss'
And halt afraid Of DUST;
Bright wea the nans from wax or OIL,
Crates gave geslal glow,
When Christmas limo was II It's prlms,
Long, leng ago.
Books then 1uers hooks; Christ m gifts
You scarce could carry home;
So large to span. 80 hard to lift
A real substantial tome.
No phantom leaves in faring boards,
Dedgned for meresb show,
When Christmas time was iu its prime,
Long, long ago.
1t table, think you, you could sec
Disguised and tortured meat?
Making one ask its history,
With names one can't repeat.
Good beef and mutton, pork and veal,
Ranged then in honest row,
When Ohristmis time was In its prime;
Long, long ago.
On Christmas day, the DINER hour
Twards night We did 1ot fix;
Two was the time, or pa locked sour
None Of your half-past six.
Then Joined we all in '.Bhndman's Bu1,"
or would the slipper throw;
When Christmas tme was in its prime,
Long, long age.
Ah, fun, 1t then was fun indeed
Not furious, Hor fast
But mirth that moved with decorous speed
And warranted to last
No uhirlins waltz, no polka hop,
Bat measures grave and slow
When Christmas time was IN its PRIME,
Long, long ago.
The women then were passing fair,
Nor steel nor whalebsno wore
A plain black hllet bound their air,
Nest aprons hung before.
Tippets disposed In ample form,
And Caps as white as snow;
When Christmas tme was m its primo,
Long, long ago.
Az for the rnsn-or dark OF fair
Appeared they Christian-wise {;
Not covered Ger with nasty hair,
Nor dressed like foreign guys.
Smooth, then. and gentle the salute.
Beneath the mistleloe,
When Christmas time was in its prime,
Long, long ago.
But bless me how I'm running on
'Tis time made an end
There's no one now but Uncle John
To old lang syle friend.
Should you, my dears, live to my ye elrs,
Twill be yonr turn TO know
Ths difference 'twlxs Christmas now
And long, long ago.
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PIArSTTvE AND coMPLAISTIvE DrrTY, SUPPOSED
TO BE SUNG BY aRANpMAa1A oLDDAY, AGED sEv-
EETY-FTvE.
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spca!, Of this picture b:cause it wrought
ont nv fate. Beng finished, many came to
sec il, and my father, q curious man, wishing
TO Know what the people said, put up a curtain
by the painting, and placed me bohlnd II IN
ambush.
On the second day of the show, when l, be-
ii,r weary, half slept with my head upon my
hands, the sound of voico reused me. bring
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Now feared TO tell MIN Was uiStaul mig
woman. so said humbly, "S:r, I'm from Zu-
rich: I am the daughter OF the painter here.
If I am sad it il with pning for ny own land.
Memories OF tho mountains and lakes come to
my eyes III tears"
Poor lady !" said the child, putting his hand
on mine; ''your voica Is like my mothefs. VIII
YOU sing to me again Z!
Isang to him softly. while tho boy gazed into
my face with laIgc eager eyes, too earnest'teo
sorrowful Tor childhood.
You will cone aGsin?" lao cried, ciinsinS to
my hand as I rosa to leave him. But l avoid
ed the pIcasuancc Tor many days, TIL the chlid,
beng bent on seeing my face, found out my
chamber, and came and sat ut tho door pa
| ucnlly till the yearnng OF my heart moved NO
to speak TO him. Yet fearing SORROW 'ToIlI &C.
fall him for his love for ME, s,rove Ole TO
make my speech rough 10 him; but be hecucd
it not. >,
II will wait, Zillall, till thine anger be Sone,'
he would say in low sweet voice.
Then opening my door with soft hand
saw him sitting patiently on the rushes, us
sweet gentle face and large bright eyes turaeu
towards ID lovingly.
ALI me! could help ii if my nrm stole around
him. and our two sad faces touched each otner
with gontle kis; or sometimes niln ca ousr
Mas it wilchcraft that my heart ye2rned oyer
him ike mother, and my hand stroked MS
Golden hair carssslnglv, and my ears lon2cd ior
Ills pretty talk, and my lips fell upon his pale
clecks with such kisses as bis mother aau
given him No, there was no sorcery IN talsa-
and no sorcery iu the dear love which the poor
wan child paid mo back from ,hc treasures OF
his gentle heart. ..-
was glad when the gay company al! depart
ed. but, to lay sorrow, the carl stayed: and he
sought mo as OF Old to work soei 8 for I'M;
Grown weary and sick Of heart. @iid would
!. NOT, unless lie redeemed his word aud brought
; Ambrose TO me.
:, Foolish maiden, hast thou not yet forgot
u ten the vain painter 2" he said laughing.
y But that night, in the secret chamber, nc
!, spoke more kindly.
'"Zilah, by thy aid have discovered great
- things" he said, $50 will not refuse tiny re'
J. CONTINUED on Second Page,)
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN MAN
deyile, Parish of St. TammaDy, Louisiana-NO.
1920. Second District Court Of New Orleans
coralie Prienr, Wife Of E C. Gottschalk, VS.
Amire Hopkins, ct als-sae to Effect Par.
tItion.
Pr THOMAS q sPEAR-PLACIDE J.
IL Spear, Auctioneer-Sales rooms 50 Bienvile
az twelve O'CLOCK NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
tloneers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CnstOmhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu.
anee Of a Judgment rendered August 8 lssS, and
neaud Judge OF the second District Court OF New
Orleans, the following piece of valuable real estate
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with the buildings
andlmprovements thereon, situate IN Vaudeville, IN
we parish OF st. Tammany. Louisld1a measuring
laloorne street. by 473 feet in depth IN the square
bounded by Rue du Lac, Claiborne, Wilkinson, and
lafayette streets; and the second ltb feet inches
'front.' on Claiborne and jefferson streets by 413 feet
IN depth in the square bounded by Claiborne. Jeer
son; wilkinson, and Lafayette streets.
as property is located on the prettiest site in
beautiful ro%s of trees, and the finest and largest
OAKS, and well kno own tire property belonging
the lSte Alexander Prieur, Esq
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Cash, the bal.
ance al credit OF year in the note OF the
CHASER, drawn by him 10 his own order, and by him
lndorsed, divided into coupons, il required domi-
ciliated at the Louis ana State Bank in this city
with interest the rate of eight per cent per
from date untilpaid to be secured by vendors PRIV
lege end special mortgage on the property sold with
the clause of Ghenando, and I'VE per cent
lawyers ices to be paid by purchaser in case Of suit
Tor the recovery OF the amount OF the note.
ACTS OF sale together with internal reven ne stamps
pense OF the purchaser.
N. B.-Pian will be exhibited at the A uctioneers
sci II % oc2 8
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widow J. @. de st. Homes, Eorene de st.
Homes, subrogated, VS.. Ms. Widow Eannl

widow j., @. de st. Homes, Enaene de 1t
Homes, subrogated, VS. Mrs Widow Fanny
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
- leans, Nela filthy virtue OF writ OF heri faeiai
V. Arthur Haucn. 70 me directed BY the
Honorable the second District Court *
New Orleans in the eboye entitled suit, ! will
proceed 70 sell az public auctor 81 the Merchants
500 Auetloneers Exchange, koyal street, between
triet Of this city on SATURDAY. the twelfth dsy 81
September. 1868 al Il clock. NJ, the following ds.
F6UK ISTs 81 SGfoUND, situated IN tba rs.,
Of this city and constituting part OF the foruar
flertas plantation designated as Nos i ii and al
the square No 20 on plan drawn By Boureerol iafs
Surveyor, on the twentieth Of December fs36 enti.
tied lsn 81 me late tleytas pronerfv ~ ~
Bayou Road. and divided into ,ts deposited IN tie
Office Of Inclen Hermann. late uofarv prhlic ~
this city, b. act OF eleventh March 1851 before Falr
De ArniAs, notary in this city; said fonr lots ~
ground nleas airing American measure. a. foloxs.
Lot No = feet inches 'front.' on ST. Peter Street ~
50 leet tnehes And lines IN depth on the line con
tig9ous 20 the Coquet property Lots Nos 3 and
measurng each IS feet inches and lines irant ~
street the same depth on the other fise
ne4k y tne voqnets property, said two lots bsns
nontEaoqa 70 each other and having 20 feet o "a
no g1icn 4eparnta1 said lot No. from said lof M
y enl " feet inches On the other line contiruons
49iot 10. lot 20 AineRSutee 10 feet indhcs assd
1nes tront on hoeheblase streel, Efeat iuaies IN
depth On the n9 contiguous 70 lot Ma 81 And "A ~
y lnsnes and line. on the rear line o9ntIeuou5 70
Seized In the above suit
Ierme-1Rsh On the spot.
tH0S. i. MAXWELL.
sul spl2 sheriff 81 The fEsEsh q oriesns.l
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sHERIFF,S SALES.


George Tate Va. William O. Graham.
'Hikp DlSTRIOT COURT on NEW OR.
L LEANo:-No. 26,0se-By virtue of writ Of fieri
to George " Avery late sheT an en by SAID late
publ auction at the Merchants ana Suc VI nee
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
THIS city, on TUEsDAY 0cSseT 1 Ristrist q
O'Clock Nd, all the right, title and interest Of the
detendant W. =. Graham, being the one undivided
wit: i'"-Ae w Ot'peu property &c
/. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
IN the rear of this City, designated by the No g.
as per sketch thereof annexed TO an act passed be-
lore f.. G. Gottschalk, Notary Public in this City,
GATED JAM airy ~ 1850, which square is bounded BY
turnpike. or New Shell Road. and containing te !,
lots numbere from ono to ten inclusive and run.
Venus street, lot No i, forming the corner Of the
turnpike or New Shell Road and Rocheblave street,
ana lot 10 forming the corner of said turnpike,
2 SIX CERTAIN LOIS Of GRuUND situated
IN the rear Of this City designated by lots No. to
nois Rocheblaye Venus and Euphrosins streets,
aad measuring, according to the said sketch there.
having 100 feet in depth, bstween parallel lines.
and lots TO W inclusive have each IS teet inches
IN wid ~ IN the rear by the following depth:
ne o. lot No and l73 feet inches and lines on u
line Of lot OF No. which lot No. as Is. feet inch
has IA and ines on the line Of lot No H. wRt
llt No ii mas l29 feet inches on the line of lot No
~ which lot NO. II forms the corner of Dorgenois
and Euphrosine streets, and has ia feet inches
and lines in depth and front on said Euphrosine
street togt ther with all the rights ways servtudes
Of ground, being the same property acquired By de-
tend ant jointly with Samuel DeBow from Samuel g.
Rumble, per said act before Il. G. Cottschalk no
tary public, of date January %, 1866
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
TEL ~ ot Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans