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o,.lnck Ln on Sunday night was caused by
the ae'0bn Burning n Of an unoccupied house in
Inv Rntcbertown, on Sixteenth street near
6onoord 6uood 'U owned by Elizabeth Mercy (co-
lorad1 The loss is supposed to be aoout
s4oO which is believed to be covered oy
;nauranCo.
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BUR1ALs.-The quarterly reports of the
keepers of Shockoe Hill and Oakwood
Cemeteries make the following exhibit of
the number of burials from the lst Of jan
uary to the 3lst Of March:
Shockoe Hiu Cenetery.-Males, 80; fe-
males, % still-born children, 8. Total, e..
OakaDood Cenaetery.-Males, 9; females,
8; negroes, 8. Total, Is.
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congregation appeared deeply interested
in the addresses, and delighted with the
excellent music by the children of the
First Church school. More than one hun
dred life and annual members of the AS
sociation were obtained after q brief
address by Rev. DR.. Burrows.
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BIBLICAL SOCIETY OF RICHMOND Col.
LEGE.-At meeting of, the Biblical So
ciety of Richmond College on the evening
of April 10th the following officers were
elected: James L. Vass, of Monroe county,
w. Va, president; Fleet d. James, OF
Loudoun county, Va, vice-president ;
Charles F. James, Loudoun county, Va,
secretary; Samuel P. Massie, Campbell
county, Va, treasurer; and O. S. Rife,
Raleigh, W. Va, librarian.
We learn that this society has procured
the services of Rev. G. G. Biting, of
Greenville, S. c., to deliver an address at
the close of the session.
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AN IRON MINE.-The negro boys seem
to have found regular mine OF old iron
on the vacant lot corner OF Main and
Twenty. first streets. Large numbers OF
them were at work yesterday afternoon
with pick and shovel digging up this hidden
treasure. We saw one or two Of these
;mpromptu miners bearing away largo
baskets full Of old scraps which he had
unearthed.
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p..nouEp.-Governor Wells paraonesu
- f1aSnalS nsstsrdsy George Goodwin lnegso.'
on yesssiH;t yessd n The County Court of Greens
vslia Of resisting sheriff IN the a,sSnsas amsbs
ssnS sYh;s - dlty. and sentenced TO ave monsns
B;nanri.onment =, G @ in the county jah'
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LECTURE To-NIGHT.-The monthly meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian Associs-
tion will be held in the lecture-room OF st.
Jsmes's church tonight. Colonel William
P Munford will deliver q lecture. SUP
ject: /" Astronomy 9 Witness for ohsis-
tian!ty,"
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Baptist
Sunday School Association was held at
the First Baptist church last evening-Mr.
G. n. Winston in the chair, and Mr.. J.
NJ. Pitcher secretary. The meeting was
opened with prayer by DR.. Jeter.
The following is summary of the re-
ports of average attendance in the differ
ent schools for the past month:
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wA Coop APPo1NTMENT.-The 6oar9 y,
hass y .s.' elected DR.. William q. Taylor @ o.
nave ls; .;ty y Professor Of Chemistry for tne
TINS cass ,onrss. This is high and well
sumMei 81 n;.sd compliment to Dr.: Taylor, who IS
merlsga physician Of excellent attainmen.s
2 ~ youans aga pIs nsromise, and the College ,, has
sa anu nn soad addition to it's present Well
orssnized nsa corps of professors
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.M0Yiaae I1ateLNges1ce.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL IA, 1858.
Sun rises ..........6.Sl Moon rises...... H.H
Sun sets 8.29 High tide, P. n. 9.o7
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Ii. 1865.
ARRIvED.
Schooner G.. T. Hubbard, Loveland, New
York, merchandise, Croweli Currie.
Schooner J. II. lockwood, Shsrrstt, New
York, merchandise, Curt y Parker.
Schooner Margaret and Lucy, Crosby, New
York, merchandise, Tredegar Works-lsak.
ing 100 strokes per hour.
SAILED. aeSts2
Steamer Antelope, Clifford, Norfolk, nsr-
chandIss and passengers, l.. B. Tatnm.
Schooners Robert Healy, Brooks, Baltimore /;
disc, Curtis Il Parker.
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Restaurants, DO.

/hIELLE, RESTAURATEUR,
1904 MAIN STREET,
E1M Is always supplied y ezSE#a>
@SA with the best the To- 1zS
rHS cal market affords, and also the lux.
.oa~>>- uries Of land and sea Of the large
,saeHlic cities ZETELLE is the fayorite OF
,nu seaSonS-journeys with them the year
'Ac-and receives their first fruits and their
ttsl from the contiguous zones, with ice.
s,"tao suho streams on one border, and flowers and
'Cns cTsIal AZ the same time on the other.
s,ri' ,ioLSlS served at all times in unsurpassed
n: !g' ts' according TO order. Families supplied
nr,mat ,,nort notice. Dinner parties furnished in
r'nae t,t'. rooms. Dishes not -excelled at any
.nt .S, In this country or Europe.
WE ne BAR always supplied with excellent
Promptly made. apI
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold at auction on yesterday farm of ll6
acres, in Henrico county, eight miles north
of Richmond, on the Mountain road, with
comfortable dwelling and other build
ings, for 1925.
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Appo1srMEsr.-George B. MeKennsy g y.
has been appointed by General Scho1ela'
Commissioner s. of the revenue ior hlns
George county, vice R. Coakley, resigned
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8ittn1oltd 1ispatrt,
TUESDAY. AY.................APRIL IA, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM-
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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ShIppiMg.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
The new and elegant side. wheel
steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain Law.
RENEE, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY MORNING. April the Ath, at 10
O'Clock. Freight received mp TO 8 O'Clock.
Fare, $l2. Round. "trip tickets, $50. Steerags,
$S. Through bills signed 70 Boston and In.
surance effected at lowest rates when de-
sired. For freight or passage apply TO
SAMUEL AYRES b. CO.,
corner AEsn and Eleventh streets.
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In the First Church school there were
two, and in the Second five conversions.
Flourishing colored schools were reported
at these two schools.
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Still they come, bargains unprecedented.
Some people say DRY GOODS have advanced.
This Is true Of few cotton goods; but we are
still selling
81 Yard-wide Bleached Cotton at l2Kc.;
Good Fast.color Oalicoes at l2hc.;
Bed Tick, l2hc.;
Shirting Stripes, I2hc.
No wonder that the number Of cases in
crease when these facts become known, and
that hundreds daily come to be cured at the
great healing spring,
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RICHMOND AND PSTSEsBuRa RAILSoAp So"$
R1cExoyp VA, March q, 1855.
oN AND AFTER the 23d instant the
1 FTRAINS ON THIS ROAD will leave as
l'VtSXpRESS TRAIN daily at A. NJ.
NsII, daily at 2:45P. M.-except Sunday.
1rnaa.5P M. train connects at Petersburg
r-th trains for Norfolk.
W. rains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
al, noints north and west.
u EXPRESS TRAIN daily st $50 A. Mex
eTRRtH eTRRtHB0TGH MAIL daily at T:25 P. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked
,rsin will leave the Richmond depot on
vrn%ESpAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
- o'clock, for Glover Hill.
For further information, inquire at the
os;re corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets.
''>> E. H. GILL,
- .. Engineer and Superin tendent
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LGMyers.

X r. AYLETT, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. practices In all the courts held
in the city o2 Richmond and In the Comfy
o9nTt oi 81 sinssr,s building, corner OF Tenth
and Main streets, two doors assye ths Pos'-
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

l VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
7 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
after WEDNESDAY, March llth, the fol.
lowing trains will be run on this road The
morning passenger train DAILY Except on
sundays between Richmond and Stanton,
ana III weekly west of Staunton, going west
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DA1S, and returning alternate days. This
Halh Leaves Richmond at 7:l5 A. NJ. and an.
!lVes 81 $40 T. NJ, and makes close connec.
uoH wlih the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
rams rams Tor Lynchburg and the Southwest, and
yoAhecls with trains to and from the North,
oui WIN delay at Gordonsville Of one hour
GAo thirty minutes-the connections with
11aiimore and Ohi9 Railroad trains for New
Snss iws oeing re-eStabhshed. No trains on
lhe evening passenger train leaves Rich.
Inl ItThc DalLI Except Sundays) for Gordons'
y4ls a! S:So p: NJ. and for Charlottesville on
"hDNESDAI and SATURDAY. Return.
.Ts, Ily,, leaves Charlottesville at A. NJ. on
!;n 1;hnuRSDAY and MONDAY, and Gordons-
,rae JAIL! Except on Sunday at a. III. !;
9'TI,N4Ag IN Richmond at $50 A. M.
+, me me morning train connects with HARMAN
9 ~: ) and TROTTER & CO.'S LINE OF
SShAHb COACHES for Lexington, White
'Inipaur, and VIII chester. .,..g-r -S
D. sssehgers for Lexington 60 through from
-'TrItnGad TI,ad or Baltimore the same day.
points. " n WHITGOMR
MAs General Superintendent.
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TURNER has sent hs Harper's Bazaar
the ladies' favorite-for this week.
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TOR LIVERPOOL.-The a ship "AU-
r GUSTAn lis now loading In Nor IL,
folk, TO which port we have made ar -
freight as q low rate. Shippers will apply 70
NH sl-2w CASKlE 4 BROTHERS.
r. R. STATION, Warren, and HILL,
Vile, have established, and ares
now running, q REGULAR LINE of -frst-
class BOATS, making regular trips three times
Per week. ses@a &
Goods received and shipped 20 and from Ai
between Richmond, Lexington end huens-
nan. For further Information can on ouF
agent, near hetoll.horse Oh the oasln.
q. .W.YAGER, Agent,
- t9s Once with Hart Pearson.
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4uerdge Attendant
The following is a summary of superin.

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday schools of Richmond was held at
DR.. Moore's church last night. The Presi-
dent (Mr. W. F. Taylor) occupied the
chair. The most interesting feature of the
exercises was an. address by Mr.. R. G..
Pardie, the Sunday School evangelist.
The following shows the average attend
ance upon the four schools during the past
month.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRA
i ZlL.-SAO PAULO RAlLWAY.--A
DAILY TRAIN 10 and from Santos Sac
Paulo and Jundiahy, running within thirty
miles OF Campnas. J.J. AUBERT1N,
JASrARY /, 1S6S. Superintendent.
n. B. The booking Office in Santos will be
open for tickets and luggage on the arrival of
us boats from Rio NH 3-eOd6m
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers of Real Estate sold bet,oeen the jarst
day Of January and the first day Of July pay the
tares thereon for the current year.
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Railroads.
i;:;;>sll =, VI ass

=. NJ s EEksz
EsISaNOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
)1061sp-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
~ NJ after Monday the 18th day Of April,
On s,% .Ss passenger trains on this road will
I'm - ,,nfst.-Mail Train.-Leave Richmond
..sr Frt q Sis a. NJ; leave Danvslle daily at
dS!Hp NJ arrive at Greensboro daily at
~ NJ; connecting at Burkeville with
..S ..;,s on the Southside railroad for Farmviile,
i's,clb Ti'ss,ncbSarg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville,
1sphs Junction ,s ,,des New 90 orlssns lea
$no Hra ~ railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
CSsTi,t - Weston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, At
'5ass Cnss''N; MONTGOMERY, Mobile, New Orleans, sc.
~; GS;aG s,'s east.-Nlail and Passenger Train
rssve Greensboro daily at $50 Al. a: M: Leave
Dsnyile daily at $50 A. NJ =; arrive al h'en'
mona ~ . 1 THOMAS DODAMEAD,
,s Superintendent.
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.

M iNiNG FUSE of every variety Offer
~ - % by manufacturers agents.
WOODS, FAX 4 REED,
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SpecinL Notices.

LEVY ON THE AIN.
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ap3 nearly opposite the market-house.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
TF aites-rous enregisi,'cr !!

By M. MAX ISRAEL, de DonaIdsonville
arrive du Nord avec un assortment compIe,
de marchandises de toutes especes. SEES ma.
gasins, qui ne depareraient pas la rue Canal,
sont garnis de tout ce qu'on peul desiIer ct
sufhraienl a former, d eux seuls, qualse on
cling magasins ordinaires. On y trouve en-
surabondance DIES Etofes CONNIE chez Holmes,
DIES habits confeclionnes CONNIE chez Godclaux,
DIES chaussu,es CONNIE chez Blancand e. Gui-
let. Indiennes, %soieries, draps, co,onnades, CO.
tons, toiles, mercerie, rien ne n'anque, tout sly
etale avec une prolusion de bazaar oriental. II
mes, pas jusqu'a Ia byouteris qui mai, ses
cases ct sou compartment, ~jusqu'aux Juggies
ct aux ha'nais qui ne possedent Ieur depar-
tement ct leurs remises. Point NEST done be.
soin aux hahiIants de rAscension, de Saint
Jacques ct d'Iberyille de recourir a la Nou-
veIle' Orleans, puisque DonaIdsonville vend au
meme prix ct content les mames richesses.
Tant qu'a nous faire tributaries dune vile,
soyons.le de DonaldsonvilIe, Ia pauvre cite
bralte qui renait de ses cendres grace a I'e-
nergie ct a Intelligence d'hommes CONNIE
Max Israel.
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CLASSICAL AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner If DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Animal Session of the School will be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
First Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of The usefulness Of the School
can be given than the extensive development which it
has attained in the short space Of two years from its
creation, and a reference 10 the list Of Professors who
Impair, instruction in the various branches of study.
Tie method Of instruction adopted, guards scruru-
lousy against the abuses Of that antiqua,ei system Of
learning, which wastes the precious years Of youth in
the lahorions requirement of unavailable lore, and, n,
the same time, against the no less rcrnicious abuses Of
a gross utilita,iani,m which snbjuga,rs all the faculties
of the mind and aspirations of the heart to tone en-
crossing pursuit. "
lis olJect - to train young men to The performance
Of the active duties Of life, 10 insfruc, them in all III.
branches Of Science and Ar, which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
OF sinay, to inculca,c Il process Of sclf.ins,ruo,ion
which Will enable them to continue il,ir education.
even after being emanc,pated from The control Of
parents and professors.
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The Governors Veto Sustained.
THE SOCIAL EQUALITY BILL KILLED.

III orr report Of the proceedings of the
House of Representatives yesterday, will be
found an abs,ract Of the discussion in that
House on the proposition 10 sustain The Cover.
nor's veto Of the Social Equality bill. There
was not Us much "splui,etin.'' as on Saturday.
members probably biny aware ,ha, the deri
sion had been arrived a, ontsidc of The House.
and that opposition TO the veto was useless.
GA coming 10 a vote the House stood equally
divided, The veto Of the Governor thereby
being sustained. 1t was therefore unnecessary
,I'at the Senate should act upon the veto.
AS we said in speaking of The action Of The
Governor upon this bin, that we did no, care
10 inquire too closely into his motives. neither
do we care 10 scrntinisc the motives OF those
members of the House who voted a few DAYS
ago for the passage OF This bill, aud who now
eat their words. Let them settle that with The
people who sen, Them there, and with their
own conscienres. They have for oncc in their
career as lawmakers done a sensible act. We
suppose the white leaders of the Radical party
have Obtained wha, they wanted when they
''i'''- NV NV 'i'oN CiS " t'udlu tilci
privileges which have Thus been ref rsed
There is no reason why we should not draw
from lheSc proceedings all the benefit defi-
vable hom them, and why we should no, cali
the attention Of The colorcd people to the
.fdeity q their friends Of The "car-
pet %taeger" fraternity, who knew well That as
surely a day follows night, a .iolen, collision
was inevitable between he white ana black
population had mis- bin become n law.
Oar advice % Tie black people is 70 rcs, sat.
l>ied with tier present privileges and 10
strive by lleir respectful and ftienl,y behavior
10 win The good, Will of thcir white nctglbors.
They opoht 10 learn from this confess, that the
RldlGa! leaders lave neither the power nor the
disposition, when it comes 10 The test, 10 stand
up 10 their promises, but tina, il lies with the
native people Of the South % effect for them
all The ameli0lnllou ot their condition which
the Interests Of both races may hereafter
(N. o.. Bee.)
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COuf dn Quairicmc District Judiciairc.
pAROISSE Sr-JACQUES.
Michel Martin
s VS.. 3i2
WtophHe Louque. +.
Thtophile Louque.

MERCREDI. lie 81 OCTOBRE 1868. i II
henrcs dn ma,in, a Ia MaiSon de Cour de la
Paroissc ST. Jacques, en- vettu dun orlre de
saisie Ell ve,te, Il moi adress6 par Fllonorab'c
Cour ci.dessus dams Ia sns.di,e affaire, j'oflri-
raj en- vcn,e pnbIiqne e, d l'enchGre, la pro.
pritt6 ci apes decri,e, saisic ct vcnduc pour
satis.airc lie dit wit, SAVIOR:
tnc c%er,aine TERRE sitnGe dams cc,tc
parlic dc Ia Paroisse S,-Jacqnes di,e Ola
Granle poit'e''. dams Ia section FLOWN
ship la FEs, du Mississippi, Rangae 4
Est, mesnrant nn arpen, c, vingt 'oiscs e.
demie, plus on moins, dc face, sur qua'oizc
arpents de profondenr, bornic au Nofd par
des ierres appar,enan, Il Michel Martin ct
au,les, a FEST par cc'les de NM, Elouard
Bourgeois ft,es, a lOnest par cc.les de
NJ. L.onis l.eBonrscois, c, au Sud par cel!es
de NJ: FdufTrt I Pte!ii.
CONDITIONS
Compliant sur les Iicnx en- billc,s ayan, cours.
=-. ...= - S. THEREOF,
Shfr1,
Paroissc St%-Jacqncs, 10 Sap,embre 1868,
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.4M.I COnfriLuObles.

Avis es, par le present dome aux Con,ri.
buables de la ratoisse St.Jacqnes que, d'ap,es
dcs instructions acri,es tccues de l'Audi,cur
des Complies pnblics, ,ontes les rersonnes qni
mont pas encore pave leur take do Conven-
ton. son, rassibles Dune p6naIi,e de IS 90
sur lie compile %ofisine', ct dune augmentation
de 10 90 pour chaqne ,renle jours qui sui.
vront lie Ter Oclobte 1858 jusqn'a Placement
final plus . piasires pour ~cliaque COMPETE
somme revcnant Il liAndileur pour scs ftais
d'enfeeistremeni de la lis,e DIES helinquan.s.
Tous les Con,,ibuab!es Gui %n'auron. pas
solde lcnrs complies de lake pour l'E,ai ayant
lie Ter Octobre 1868, seron, igalemen, tappor-
les d lAndi,eur Ell auront 4 payer les dts
Complies i &C dctnicr on a @l'ayocat de Dis.
lrict. -=.
@.a. s.. THEREOF,
Collecteut.
ST. .JacCups. Al Auul lS6S.
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Resolutions adapted By The Democrats IF The Pa
rush Of 81. James. IN masS-meeting assembled
on Angust The a3rd, 1868.
Resolred 10. That we cordially endorse and
ratily the nomination of HORATIO SEY-
MOuR aud FRANCIS P. BLAIR, as cam
dida,es for President and Vicc-PreSiden, of The
United States, and we hereby pledge ourselves
10 snrpor, them at the next November Election.
ReSo'tel 90. That in the Democratic party
we recognize the only true republican doc
'r'nes and the on'y Safeguard o! American
itberly. --.
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Fiat dc In Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRlEME DISTRICT
JUDIClAIRE..
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUES.
Louis Duhon
vs.. 3i3
Auguae Leblanc.
Fiat dc In Louisiana.

En- vertn dun writ de saisie c, venie. 4 moi
adressG par Honorable Cour que dessl,s dams
~l'ai1aire ci.dessns, j'ai saisi e, %l'otfiirai en-
vente publ Inc ct i l'encle1e, a Ia Mai>on de
Cour de Ia Paroi>se St Jacques, lie MERCRE.
ID, 81 OCTOBRE 1868, a II lcures A NJ, la
proprieta ci-aprts dacri,c, pour satis!aire lie
dit writ, SAVIOR:
IN lot de TERRE sitna dans cel,e par,ie de
Ia. paroisse S,-Jacqncs, di,e La Grandc
Poin,e," dams Ia section -, Township II, i
les, du Mississippi, Rangie 4 Est, mesnran,
26 ,oises Ct IN pied ct demi de face, sur
quatorze aipen,s de profondeur; borne au
Nord par Emilien Roussel, au Sud par Oc-
,ave Roussel, a l'Es, par NM. Bourgeois
trefcs, e, a lOuest par Louis LeBourgeois,
avcc ,on,es les batisses ct authorizations qui
sly ttouven,.
Condhions-Comptant sur les lieux en- billets
ayant cours.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse St.Jacques, 10 Septembre fs6s.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
COURSE OF STupIEss

There are two Courses Of Studies established in the
School, the Classical and the Commercial either OF
which Students may follow, astecably to the wishes
of their parents or guardians. Classes Of va,ioos grades
are instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course ccnrri.e. Er,n II and
English Grammar, Universal History, Cco-raphy,
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature, Natural History, Ply
"io'ogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a comp ietc Course Of Mathematics, Sur
yeying and Leveling Drawing of Plans and Maps
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Usages
Beck Keeping,
The Classical Course comprises the above cnnm.
Grated branches. with the adlition Of Latin and Greek.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-03
State of LOuiSiansl.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Michel Martin
VS.. 342
IhtophHe Louque.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst day of OC-
TOBER, 1868, at II o'clock A. NJ, at the
Cour, House of the Parish of st. James, by
virtue of a writ of seizure and sale to me
directed by the above Honorable Cour, in The
atorewrillen case, | will offer at public sale
and auction, the hereinafter described landed
property, seized and sold TO satisfy said writ.
to wit:
A certain tract of LAND, situated in that
part Of the Parish of St. James known as
the "Grand Point, in Section n, Township
ll-East of the Mississippi riyer-Range
4 East, measuring one arpent and twenty
toises and a half, more or less, front. by
fourteen arpen,s in depth, bounded on the
North by lands belonging 10 Michel Martin
and others, on the East by those of Messrs.
Edouard Bourgeois Brothers, on the Yves,
by those of Mr.. Louis LeBourgeois. and On
the South by those of Mr.. Adolphe Poche.
TERMS:
CASH on the spot in legal currency.
: ea7eg@ T. a S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James, September 10Th, 1868.
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COlltgc jefferson STE Marie,
PARO1SSE Sr-JACQUES, LINE.

La session prochaine de ce college common.
cera lie Ter oc,obre. Les Percs MARSHES qui lie
dirisent snnt 4 meme dc bonner i lcurs eIeyes
une education FRANCHISE, angIaise, ma,I,ema.
,ique Ell c!assique complete.
PRlX-payable davance-S9o en- or, (ou
son eQulvalenO mi, session de cinq mois.
Pour plus de details, s'adresser an president
on a NM. Poursine & Gle, rue Na,chez. Nile.
Orleans.
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School Bill, 1~erlernlcd on such u people by
such a man as ralson Conway.
Chap. end, containing 'The Theory'' in
brief, aud chapter The third, comprising some
suggestions for defeating the vile measure,-
circumstances compel lis 10 defer I'LL mex,
week.... 'OpuS Jonum hbere aiiquando inter
mil1e',dum est, aut elan pro meiiori mutcn-
dum'. IN X. Y. Il.