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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-30
The Executors Of B7nie Us. WescOat.
BY JAMES w. GRAY,
nTns,cr I'm Enuify.

Master In Equity.
Will be seld on TOMORROW. 3lst December, 1868,
at the Old Custsnhsuse in Charleston, at IL
o'clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
situate in st. Pals Parish, County of Cslleton, on
Wndmaaw River ami Teosadoo creek; containing
ono Thousand one hundred and thirteen 1870 acres
of high land, including some points of marsh land
that set into 1t with the three largest islands.
Bounding on Wadmaaw River and Toegadoe Greek,
and on lands Of Abraham Wilson and Edward Wha-
ley, ofEdisto Island, according to plat OF J. Wilson,
Surveyor, made in 1914.
Terms-One.third cash; balance payable in six
equal successive annual instaments secured by
bonds of purchaser with interest at per cent
per annun, payable annually, and mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
]. W. GRAY, Master In Equity.
Dcceuber 10 sw4 thl
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A L1FE-BoAT DETAoHNa APPARATus.-!Mr.
Thomas q. Mortimer, of this city, has patented an
invaluable iie-boat detaching apparatus. which COM
bines the principles Of the screw and lever to such
great advantage that his invention will probably
snpersede every other means Of detschins life
h0lts
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STEAMSHIP MAeNoIIA.-The Magnolia IS
fine sde.whee steamship, which has just been added
to .hc line of steamers between New York and
Charleston, Of which Megsrs Ravonei co. are the
agents. She was built about twelve years ago by
william H. Webb, OF New York, well known as one sf
the best shipsullJers in the world, and particularly
as the builder Of the Dunderberg, an iron clad war
steamer, which was bought by the French Govern
ment. The Magnolia first ran between Savannah
and New York, and was then known as the Augusta
AT the breaking out of the late war she was seized by
the United States Government, and used as trans
po-. until its close. She has beca thoroughly over
hauled and reftted and is now one Of the handsom-
est and most comfortable vessels plying between
New York and Charleston. She Is under the COM
mand Of Captain NJ. B. Crowan. one Of the most e1-
perienced and skillful, as well as one OF the mos'
popular sea captains engaged In the colstns trade
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EMANCIPATION DAY-Eforts are being made
among tho colorca population to have grand cele
bration of the FIRST of January. Z. j. Ad Inns has
been chosen chaplain for the occasion, W. b. Nj
shaw to read the emancipation proclamation, and E.
J. Hansier, orator Of the day; and committee has
been apnointsd to call on the citizens for subscrip-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES w. GRAY will sell at II O'Clock, at tho
old Pos;offce, valuable real estate.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at residence
No. S2J King street lprniture Of family.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at MS saies
room. Meetirg-s,reet, furniture, bedding, &c.
CAMPBELL, KHox ( Co. will cell at 10 O'CLOCK. at
their auction house, Easel street. woollen ana dry
goods .,e.,
B. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER Will seu az aaii,pas'
10 O'Clock, ft their Office, Broad-s;reet, horses,
mules, furniture, &c.
N. HUNT SON will sell at 10 o'clock. at their
salesroom Meetingstrest boots, shoes, proesns'0c'
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REV. A. J. RYAN.-Father Ryan will deliver
an address and give poetical rectadons tonight at
Hibernian Hail. for the benefit Of St .Patricks
Church. commencing at eight o'clock The price OF
admission is only FIFTY ce&ts and an excellent op-
portunity is thus afforded to our people to gratlfy
their natu.a. desire to see and hear man whose
writings have been log familiar and SO much ad-
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IMPROVEMENTS on THE LOWER WHARvEs.-
vanderherst wha:f has been put in complete state
of repair and the Cock dug out 50 as to admit vessels
OF any draush,. The whole wharf has been gene
rally repaired and cleaned up. under the careful su
pervison Of Mir. T. p. Eford, agent Of the owners
On Commercial wharf, fins new and conmoaious
shed has been erectej, thus afording good protec-
ton from v.athcr to irei:hts landed on the pier.
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The THEATRE.-Hibernian Hall Will again DC
opened as theatre on New Years day, tor snort
brt brilliant season. The manager promises Inc
Black Crock. Under the Gas Light, and The Seven
Reauties--.o be acted by thirty performers.'
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ANOTHER NEW STEAMER FOB New YORK
1t is understood that the Ravcnel line Will soon oe
incr. ased by the addition Of an iron side-wheel
steamer to be built expressly for the ne at cost OF
about $780, 1000.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

eT LARGEST ciRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sEGoGNIlE0 AS HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo N THE POsToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KISsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
tcrs in every style. Mnco pics, fresh daily Hot cof-
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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AGAME LUScH.-An elegant lunch will be
served to-day by H. II. Fehrenbach, at his popular
restaurant on East Bay. Robins. doves, rico birds
and oyster soup will 10 among the good things.
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CHARLESTON IND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LNE.-The new schedule oa this line goes into ef-
feet on the fourth Of January.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DON'T FORGET that Dowie l. Noises Drug Store
is the place to find Hoods Sovereign Balm" the
only sure cure for Coughs They have the genuine
article direct from the manufactures
Decem bor 80 wfm6
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.


THIS DAY, the seLh December. 1868, at IL
O'Clock. will be sold at the Old Custemhouse.
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate, lying and being on the north side
OF Hayne in tho City OF Charleston, and dssg-
mated by the number five (5l IN \ plan Of lots in
Hayne, Meeting, Market Church, Anson and Pinak-
ney streets. drawn by r. T. Payne, Surveyor IN May
1850, measuring and containing on the south and
north lines % feet inshes and the east and wezt
lines, extending northwardy to Piuckney.strae $50
feet, moro or less: buttiug and bounding to tha
south on Haync.street, to the west on lot number
isur l4 in said plan. and now or lately owned by L
NJ. wiley, TO the north Oh Piuckney-street, and to
the east on lot number SIX 6 in said plan, and nnw
or lately owned by - Kelseys.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In hye equal
successive annual nstaln ents, secured by bond or
bonds of the purchaser with interest at seven per
cent and mortgage OF pre- enises; the buildings 10 be
insured and policy Of ins;ra1ce assigned. Puroha-
ser to pay for papers and stamps.
J. ". GRAY,
December 80 ~ Master In Equity.
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CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad-street.
For sole and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality. on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMsin
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY of every description.
November 2 3mos.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound. at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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FoR CHERAw AND GEoRaETowN.-Th steamer
Planter will sail on Saturday.
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BEST RED ASH PARLoR Coal, AT Low PRICE
suitable for CRATES and stoves. This coal throw
out great heat ard is economical
December 80 WIN DUDD BLAhE
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hs IS there is no soil on The gloto that will moro
abundantly reward the lab3r Of nan, when applied
with skill and perseverance, than the broad acres Of
this Southern land. We are, Consequently, graft
Red to notice any enterprise. particularly among
ourselves calculated to assis' the agricuturist In
bringing forth tho wealth of his fields, and aid the
farmer in rapidly advancing to prosperity. Among
several important undertakings recently commenced
in this neighborhood for the manufacture Of fertiz
ers, rone come forward with gcatcr promise of
usefulness than the "Sulphuric Acid aud Super
phosphate Company" Ibis establishment has a.its
heal some OF our most intelligent, cnterprising and
reliable citizens, and the phosphate preparations
sent forth from these works may be confidently re-
lied on as performing all that is Gaimcd for them.
It will &c noticed by their advertisement, which ap-
pears in our columns that they manufacture two
preparations, the Soluble Phosphate of Lime" and
the "Poruvi1n superphosphae, which aro
prepared and based upon Thorough knowledge
of the wants OF our Yls. The valuable dcposi OF
phosphatcs this vicinity will firm tic basis for
the manufacture of these land sinullnt', and the
richness OF these resources give alsh character to
any fertilizer manufactured by responsible parties
in this neighoorhood. The worl. OF this company
GRO admirably located. on the waters of Cooper
River, with great cohveniences for shipping their
products by railroad or water, and their establish-
ment is large and imposing, and Is fitted up in the
m ,st approved style and with tic latest improve
mcnts in machinery. In the manufacture of their
own acids they have taken step il advance which
will give thom additional additional advantages in
manufacturing as we'll as having the credit OF origi
hating IN important chemical manufacture among
US. The planters Of the South will find it to their
advantage to try the valuable fertilizers of this COM
pany
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Bill. OF rMorTAL1rY.-Returno OF deaths with
in the CITY of Charleston, for the week enains De-
cen,bcr g6 1865
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CLAUSE 2. The applicant shall give bond in sufh-
cient penalty, with condit ron TO pay to said City
Council of Charleston the principal sum Of whatever
may be loaned him fifteen equal annual install.
mcnts the first payable within three yrars from the
date of bond also, with condition for payment of
tho interest quarterly, in advance also, with the
further condition that the money loaned shall,
within six months from its receipt. be expended in
the erection oil buildings, with roofs coverings OF
incombustible material, upon said lot OF land and
Also that the applicant shall, in all respects comply
with the provisions of this Ordinance and of the
Acts OF the General Assembly in relation thereto,
and of the law in relation to ding in
the city; and the said bonds shall be secured by I
mortgage or mortgages Of the LOT or lots in such
form as shall be prescribed ny the General Assem-
bly, Of the State; and II said mortgage should at any
time become forfeited, the SAID City Council shall
and may, after six months notice to tho objgor, bis
executors, administrators, or assigns. 'ither per-
lie guzettes of the city, proceed to sell the pro-
City Council shall prescribe for the best price
that eau be obtained for the same.
Laid over until next meeting.
Alderman Olney introduced q bill to abolish the
offices of City Apothecaries. Laid over to next
meeting.
Alderman Moore introduced the followins
Resolued, That the Mayor be empowered and au-
thorizel 10 arrange with Hon. W. d. Porter City At
torney for services rendered by himself and other
counsel at Columbia on account o. City Council and
draw from the treasury of the city funds to settle
for the same.
Adopted Co lncil then adjourned.
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Coru11os CLUB will meet this evening.
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Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Caters, Balmorals,
&C., &c.
BY n. HUNT & son.

THIS DAY, the 30th nst at 10 O'Clock in our sales.
room, No. 142 Meeting-street. we will sell for
cash,
100 cases our usual splendid assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES Wax Brogans, Caters, Ralmorals
Ladies', Misses and Children's Caters and Balmo.
rails, copper tops, &C., &C., all fresh and desirable
Goods, fresh and seasonable to which invite the
attention of buyers. December 80
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Aarti0a SaIes.
CAMPBELL. KNOX. g. co.

Will sell THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at their Auction
House, No. 90 Hasel.street
CLOA AKIN s, WOOL PLAIDS, BALMORAL
Skirts, Cassmeres, Tweeds. Canton Flannel, Shawls
cts, Worsted Table Covers, silk and Madder Band
kerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves. Cutlery. Thread, Gimp
Paper Collars, BATS, Caps, Notions, &C. &c.
Conditions cash. December 80
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
W Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS

December 80
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Oc,co of City Registrar. D con,ner 20. 49,
GEORGE g. P.1L -ER. II. D., CisT Eesistrar.
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EOH TENDERS FOR THE CONVEY
AEcE OF MAILS
Hetween New Orleans and Bsitish Hondurn.

The Government Of British Honduras tenders for
the monthly conveyance, during period Of u
Wednesday the 2iih day Of jane, 1853 u Mails
between New Orleans and Belize In riish Honduras
OF than SO En- g-h
The steamers viii haze % leave New or "Wednesday
the 18th after the rs Saturday in each month
European ~ails from Liverpool n hing
Orleans il time for their dispatch wednesday, ss
sfter Their arrival there practicable The pas
sage between New Orleans and Belize, either wav
performed wiftiu i've davs The
her return voyage 7h oay Rcusiyel after her
val TIE contract prcs viii be paid b. hy instruments
Tenders viii be rtcefve At the British Consulate IN New Or
lears. before the I'D dsy Ar Be forwarded
he Lieutenant Govern Of British honduras. at the
Colonial Secretary Oce In BeHe before ths % day
Of MAy
Nom carrying mails under with
tht British with the Government British
Honduras exempt FIRM po charges in Bit sh Honduras
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CEATRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA. AZISs.
Os MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS.

LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND G. N. r. R.
This beautifully situated and commodieus Hotsl having
been entirely newly painted and provided with
furniture bedding etc. and put in complete and perfect
order open for guests Ths gerents for families
who seek heath and pleasure passed There
been Of yellow fvr cholera a; ta point
high astude-neay 100 feet above the level Of the
giving pure ard shosome atnosphes, spring water
pleasant grounds for promenadng, aud fine bathing in the
TsngpahoA Aso, and ejld baths in tie House.
Daily communications By railroad and telegraph wi the city
OeAns u the advantasesto he foaad her
To sportsman the cOu1ty affords abundance Of aae
plenty OF fish. Livery Stable wl supplied
with and carriages connected with the establish
ent Also large vegetable garden, furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Trains arrive end depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays ezcursen trains 70 and from Magnolia Fare By
half price. Terms viii he moderate and to
miss who oesire remain the entire liberal
raneement will be made Il ths determination Of the
dersiensd to make the Central House FIRsT-CLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAs SNEDEs. Proprietor.
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fish TAcKLE...........FIsH TACKLE.
Genuine Hollow Point. Liner ok Trout Kirby Bent
ley, Carlisle Charlestown, Virginia Blacsnsh, Reddish,
sheephead, Or, aker led shank ard Silver pates
HOOKS; Shark, Central Drsusht Torpedo and Snap and
Catch HOOKS; Hooks Sells Ont, Gi-p and
Hair Mackere Jig; Artificial Salts ard Files Buss Patent
spnners Bone Eouids Spoon Basi kinnow, Grashopper
and Glsss Bats; Feather Bobs. etc
FISHIN9 RODS, from the common Cane Pole TO $50
JOinted Rod also the japanese Walking Cane Trunk and
Blow Rods Landing Nets and Handles spsars. Landing
Hooks. Brass and Silver Reels
sink Grass Waterproof Snk, Linen, Cotton, Hemp and
Furnished LINES Floats Fishing Baskets snd Bottles, Bait
Filming Ks. snkers swivels sportman Balances
silver; Cast Nets Shrimp Nets senes Of all kinds;
also large assor ment Of HOOKS AND LINES suitable
fos country trade. ~ McGRAw,
Wholes ale Dealer in Wooden and Willow Ware,
Fishing T.ck'e etc,
IS Gravier street,
Between Tchoup'toulss and New Levee
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EIRsT PREMIUM and sold MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BBILLIANT.
as THE BEST COOKING STOVE

The Stove y per less fuel and bskss bst
Ter bread than any other IN This fact
ry demon and nconeitaby proven tbs Hechsn.
Agricultural Fair Of New Orsans 1864 and the St.
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed s-d delivered
where within the city free Of larke
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
CHEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Psiterns Liberal sdvant offered % the trade
W. H. HALLER hgs1t
No ls3 Tchol 81 oulas street
Ordslsa at box No 90 Mechsnes aud Dealers Exchange.
No l0s ST Charles street or al TIE New Orleans POssoes.
viii Tsesiye prompt attention -s.ra I'D ~.
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OoUsIAs'
ENGRAvEB AND LITH0GRAPEER,
No. 10 Canp street.
ADJOINING LADIEg EETRANOK orrr HoTEl


Elsis,as sad wecdins Cards engraved IN sas zss sss,E
nanacr Basinsss Cards Account Sales Cotton, Bins L.
Ainz CheckH Invoices and Circular Letters etc. uths
gr.phsd. Seals, c<neelsnx Stamps. Deer Pste- etc
Initials Embossed fspsr 40 xnvssS<s WITHOUT
HARGE ToR DIE
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SHARES. $50 EACH.


the pnsilsgs granted BY Ordnance No SO Of the City
Sho ssocss VIII them in the Company B. this ,dinsnc
2; 81 <. ssS k.a Ne IL x. Houses Of ne
Company for ths tern = IS years Re tariff allowed
about Onshsf what eastssy, for beef 81 and
'ov iongus heat iiseT Thsy drive The aaia
e ne SS ana sos. 30 n ess sheen 20
and the fal The present cost u
80 small Slaughter Hsasss sS.s...... $50 per day.
Lar Slaughter house.. ~
S~vi : housh Y i. sspenscs $500
saving early IA Ex Denses. 5000
The oaa worth las than $50 day; while the Com
rs sI new hrewn & n. river Or net sod over $50 per
da Thus the u clear sewing Of nss sivV per day. BE-
ss regarded BY every property h'dsF not dssilcsy
objection Is made that this huge mono poly We
answe IS oder Il hrst the butchers and opsry
sasf ,tev St no, eopain n ihsy 10 he control Of ID
and sSsi. in the Ia, asSns PR ats .l,s,ss
hearty uragemen ht asless his dos
Bouses vii be driven OF tbs cities IN shost
the great injury ne9nvensues Of property h,ds n
Won viii save yourself:
lst-Or e-hslf the present cost
2s-Sou viii share prnts eoual to the prics now paid on
he sqnsrs on which slsuer House, stand astly
ss,atOn mosep. acts disturb your ensses .r
no nnissnee thai can Be comp ainseef -, n.
jean ara Psul Lscroix viii ypa, and Books Of
Snbscrpcn wi be KEEP open until the LIST Of May Ten
vii be psid on subscribing and ten dollars weekly as
the Building pregress
he ooW n parties have bees spponted to act q Tenn
20 airy Bosrd Stcontro until the rs TUESDAY y, when
meetine q the Stocs hodsrs win cleo Amsng the
Beard of Managers; and it is expected
Of the Stock viii be taken by the Butchers,
give them the mans gemeut and pronts arising:
J. NJ WEYMOUTH. President
PAUL AikOIX. hanarer and Treasurer
l. n LANYARD, Notary and Secretary
Forming Temporary Board u CoutroL
Books 81 Subscription be found L n. Naypsrd's,
SOts PUsie Is con%s,ss Pa md At PAN Lsera1 rs
Eutchsrs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJoKITIoN...-r..,... .-MoNIrroS.
STATE or LoUIfIANA-rouRru DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.


To all whom these pressnts shall cos Q. greeting:
Whereas Mehsel Wneelahan having purchased at sale
by the he ia Of the Parish o. Orleans the property
einaf described spilled t. the Cler< OF this Cour
day Of March A. D. 1858 for ition ADVERTISEMENT IN
coniormity 20 Of ,he Begature OF the htste OF
Louisiana March Is 1850 ertec, "An At rsa-
i've e nonitions and mode Of proceeding"
Now. there know md ali persons heren
hereby he'd IN the 81 the stae OF
and of the Fourth strict Cou't OF New Orleans
any right lie clam In and 20 ths properly
hereinafter described in consequence Of any inermsy IN
tn order decree judgmente the ourt undr ~hcn N
s8le egu srty lille -lity tns apprAise
any other defect to show cause within thirty
from tn dsy mont0n Is rst inserted In NE pubic
papers ~hythe sale made shOuld not bs conhred and
hon ooraed The sold by the Sher o. the
PaTish aforesaid on the ninth asy = March ioa "
Jsnnnry A D. 1868 q suit entitled Booth Go vs. -hiip
Obj and eorre HubhsNe 20l0t Of this docket OF tins
Courf-af which Michse Whssahan became the pur
chaser for the price q s5-5 90
rssedpton Of yrepery Is given In the judicial con-
CERTAIN rquare Of ground the Fourth District Of this
ETY. designated by loo bounded By Second. Third
UorQeno Broad and Melpomess etreete. tad square Is
divided into 20 lots numbered from TO Is inc usive g per
S59 An the Of b Boa,y tsTy pub ic in this
city, which said squsre a. follows 10
vii: inches lines front Third stree, lO
feet inches and Tires from stree 299 feet inches
lines rnt Melpomene sreet 5eet inches snd
Dorgenois together With the rights privileges
an apputnsDcss III belcnrng apper
tanning. Being the property aequi Cd BY dssndauts ~
turchsfs FROM Mis-. o. McKea ed bs're VIM
shannon. retry pube in his ety on the zstn june lSe9
A n 1873 j. r. DICK.
Deputy Clerk
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OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported by the State Of LouislanA

The next Session begins September ID and closes 2
1868
FAcuIrr-Conssts OF full corps Of abe instructors IL all
Of Literature and Science usually taught the best
Cole e. a Universities.
COuRsE sTuDY-Embraces a Preparatory and Acad-
Dep srcent. including tersry, Scientific and 90
tienal Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Conn ercial School
TFRns-Far Al expenses except clothing sfl0 sos pay
able advance balance equal psymsnts January LIST AID
April lst
Cadets eeived At any time during The session. and charged
rom late Of entrance
Address d. ?. BOYD, Superintendent
a LBEksg SE0<'S SOaoOA. sOAs secs
sHAEswA. PIKs co.. AIss
Ess ozsaGns SAD sAs<ssa RAnsOse.
orsa.rsnay b set.,rsa on ssplsatsn 90 RoRERTPlTi
~. zss.. - "a j. Csnp strees, Ns~ orieanA
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!, BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.

pArEz ANB STATIONERY wAEEsoss
NOs Is ana coExoE sTsEz2
Va IN arss .ns extensive 5000 .: Essazz
wrsspAs sAs wrsng Papers. sssssssry, Hast 1-ss
school Beers sns Fsnsv e-ses aeapt.s s-ss-
.--sssas ~ ais r-.s>-sr,- prse-
re s~yvRSs . axSsons