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New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
NINTH ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE GRADUA-
TING CLASS OF THE COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL

TING CLASS OF THE COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL
The examination of the students of the class
OF Gs was concluded last evening The Law-Com-
mittce consisting Of s. b. Ruggles, esq, EIGov. Hamil
ton Fish, George T. Strong, esq, Vim. Belts esq the
Hon Samuel Batch ford, Goyerneur NJ. Ogden esq and
g. r. Nash esq we're present The examination, con
Quoted by Prof Dwight unusually severe, and the
answers displayed great study on the part OF tue
students. There ~ doubt that the class OF
6s s the finest ever gathered within the walls OF the
school At the conclusion Of the examination MT Rug
ges congratulated the students their very credtabe
examinaen and said that the bar should be proud OF so
valuable an acquisition the Graduating Class Aer
reading notice regard 10 the meeting OF the Alumni
Professor Dwight declared the examination adjourned
AS he was about leaving the chair Mr Newland,
one OF the students, and said that the pupils
wished TO show their Professor the class bade each
other farewe-the high appreciation IN which they held
him both as a teacher and n man. They had gathered
from other colleges throughout the land they had left
teachers whom they respected and now they came 70 ono
whom they loved The remarks were very hatternR 10
ths Professor, and at their close service or
silver was placed the desk before him:
During the remarks Of the student tho hand OF
the Professor shaded his eyes. on rising, with a
voice husky with feeling, he said: The students
must his emotion for the beautiful present before
him was a surprise He dwelt upon the pleasant rela
tiOns OF the past two years. words OF excellent al
vice urging them not 10 take the law trade or call
ing but make II the noble work OF lifetime. He be-
lleved the law Of reciprocity The tide OF affection
that set in toward him brought back another current
from the teacher 10 the class In tones OF affection he
alluded 20 his love OF young men since hS own bereave
ment: his heart before centered one now II ran out
toward many young he felt personal interest In
before ten great success, and he bade them an aec
farewell
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
THE WEST INDIES.
ST. THOMAS.

HAVANA, May Sth.-Late advices from st.
Thomas report the American war-steamers De Soto.
shaWmt, and Saeo In port II is announced that the
French mail steamers are again to make st. Thomas
pot OF call Santa Annals property on the island had
be3n sold at auction.
The Spanish manofwar BlascO de Garay is said to be
watching the American bark Alice Ball. at ST. Thomas,
win orders to sink take her at all hazards whenever
sh port irrespective OF the presence or American
ships Ofwar.
S Information has already been received that the Alice Bal.
whh den with munitions Of the Peruvian Government has
d the vigilance Of the spauds sailed for
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN PIQUA. OHIO.

PIQUA, Ohio, May Sat about 3 o'clock this
morning burglars entered Dr. W. r. Halls dwelling. on
Wnyncst in this oty and committed a murderOus as
sauit upon the Doctor and his wife Ward, the eldest
SON SAYS that he awakened az about o'clock by the
cries Of the children below when he immediately arose
ana proceeded down stairs. He found his mother lying
he hoor and scraping the cotted blood from his face
with his hngernaIls. Both were totally unconscious
Ashton was sent for Dr. Hall terribly beaten about
the face beside having several cuts on the cheek extend
ing INTO the mouth Mrs. Hall also shockinEy mu-
ated about the head and face and Is perhaps In the
more dangerous condition OF the two. At this writing
the physicians have but faint hopes ot tue recovery OF
either lIees'Ah'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
REVOLVING OUTRAGEs UPON AMERICAN CITI-
ZENB IN MONTEREY

On Tuesday evening, the 21st ultimo, Messrs.
Ernest seehardt Ferris H. Potter Samuel b. Kathrins,
James Montgomery Zaptha, ana Rice, American mer-
chants, who were pronenading one OF the principal
streets Of Monterey were arrested by squad o tne cy
polIce b, order of Gov Davila They flung into
yerminous which contained about 10 OF the very
and dregs OF Mexican epro criminals ana yaga-
bonds and after night OF horrors two OF lhelf NUMBER
were ordered TO carry out and empty tub containing
the accumulated onal OF the preceding =, nC1I Iney
the Tailor bade convicted feOn % cOwhlde then ana IN
executing his command he cut through the gentiemens
clothing and drew blood Fearing that they might DC
ogged 10 death the gentlemen dismissed their scfuples
and performed the menal task Then Their Io9h com ON
panOns were forced 10 take broOms ana ccah the ce
and yard OF the prison. the degraded ana piuta
jailors, meantime. heapng upon them every SpneT on
abuse which their groyeng brains could CONCEIVE Inc
prisoners. having been taken before the Acade were
lined go each; but this sum they were unable 70 pay on
the spot their capors having robbed them before com
mitting them 10 the dungeon. Mr. Urich, our consul,
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obtained their release but he could get further salts
hcuon. Gen EScObedO who in the city, was ap-
paed TO- Dut he paid no heed, willie tile pOpulace as the
prisoners were walking 10 the Jail, shouted Death 70
Americans !! Mexican gentleman who was promenad,
lg WIN ne Americans, arresed,but he was reeaseu
az the prison gate He hastened TO the Governors pal
are 10 see Dava but when he pressed upon that dlgnl
ry he release or the prisoners he again put under
arrest ana held In the palace until the following morn
report OF the indIpnitv
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
THE rENIAY CONVENTION IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, May b.-Ine Fenlans OF IOn-
necticut held their first State Convention in this city yes
terday. DistrctCenter MCClOud made long report on
the condition of the Fenan IN Connecticut and its
progress Thrty-seven circles in existence and a
full regiment of infantry Is enlisted in the Irish Repub
can army The address appeals To ITshmen OF the State TO
come forward and assist in the glorious cause and says
that they in earnest this time, and are satisfied
beyond doubt that President O'Nei can and VIII carry
this movement for Ireands liberation to successful
The pubc meeting thts evening was large and en-
fhusastic addresses made by Gen, ONeil Major
MacWiliamS Prof BrOphy, Major Rafferty,, and others
and acceptable additions were mado TO the fenIan
ranks.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09

these rights cannot be assaed anywhere by Slavery
any OF its mOdhcatiOns without inficting wrong upon
labor eYorywhere therefore, iD the issue before the
American pe0pe We must earnestly invite the COOpeTa
ton OF every abOring man. and in efforts to shape
the institution OF all the Southern States the rule shall be
universal and inevitable-an honest days wages for a
faithful day. work.
ReSoIred That the Republican party. mindful Of the
truth that genuine national greatness and prosperity
must always he founded upon public morality recognize
IN perfect Cv and religious liberty, in support OF which
our f0ieathers fought and bed the most efficient means
TO raise the moral standard Of the people.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
s1,pposRn MrRDER.
Vl1Isy IsI7I@IFf
Late last night John Sherman, liyi

Late last night John Sherman, living at No.
81 James.st informed Policeman Kiernan that
his wife Mary was very i'll, aud probably
dying. On entering shermsns apartments the
W;fe OF the latter was found stretched upon a
pile of mating and quite dead bad wound, probably
the result Of fracture Of the skull was visible above e
left eve As the man could give no satisfactory
account OF the manner in which his wife
had received the wound, he was taken
into custody and locked up the Oakst Police Station
10 await the result OF the COrOners inquest The accused
halter native Of Ireland s years OF age ana bears
the reputation among his neghbors OF being quiet ana
industrious man The woman on the contrary was OF
nuarrelsome d-pOston and OF very inemperate habits
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
NASHVILLE RACEs-THIRp DAY.

NASHVIILE, MAY S.-The first race, It mile
dash FOR purse OF $2OO was won by Pat MsilOy, who
beat Jack Hale, Vioy. Magazine Little Edith, and OF
miles and repeat for $500 The purse won by Chca-
mauga in three heats beating Maggie Hunter ana Con
The thirdTace mile heats, $780, for untrcd SyeaOlds,
was won by sEirmiser who beat Elgn, Agnes Dunanan
and Little Edith, in l;52f
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
VIRGINIA.
NOMINATIONS BY TfIE CONSERVATIVE" CON
UENTION
VIRGINIA.
YENTION

RICHMOND, May 8.-The Conservative Con-
ycnOu to-day nominated Robert G. Withers of Lynch
burg fOT Governor Gen. James Walker Of Pulaski for
GOvernOr j. l. Marye jr, OF SpOttsyIyania
for Attorney Genera and MaTmaduke johnson OF RlCh-
mOnd for COngressmana Large. The vote for Governor
was: Xthers 52 j. B. Baldwin, 80. MesSfs Mithers ana
Walker are eligible TO office under the reconstruction acts
of Congress- but under the tesoatb Of the new Con
StitutiOn Thomas b. BocOck, John B. Baldwin. Fayette
McMullen George Blow, and Thomas s. FlournOy were
appointed Delegates at Large 10 the Democratic National
Convention at New-YOFk resolution was adopted
thanking the natuTazed citizens for their heretofore
Unanimous cooperation with the Conservative party
No platform adopted.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
The GeBii Of Health
ua1vpT gn TD IN
BOTTLED UP IN
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.
TIE PROPERTIES or IT'S NGREDIENTs.
OIVENT.

THE PROPERTIES OF IFS lNGhbDIEhIh
s4RsAPARILLIAN-The properties Of this wonderful ngeisa
(Which is the only true curative principle Of ssps' eanses The
blood Of eIpe from the system the iant Of eop
ton-rsPdy removes sssh PmPe Boebe'. Pu'''is4
Te Acne Black Spots and Insects mParng beauafA
the skin e Foseae hue Of health and beauty 70 '
eonpleIion-A few doses will make remarkable change
LxIvR FUCIThs extraordinary agent associated With the sA
SAPARILLIAN efeeiuay with Astonishing qsicIness all '
uncmed syplilod Ulcers Nodes Tamors SseBg PeTa
Mercus Sores Rheumatism Wandering PsDs and hs
forms Of skin diseases As specially is hing Of remedies fs
these complaints ingredients s'
Resolyent places beyond the possibility Of doubt
PAREIRA BRAvA-Tbs marvellous agent Ikea sun shine
eauger light upon the medical world the she
al supposed possess similar properties Eriond by th
eminent practitioners Of Europe asa dure dsphoret alters
tive htboapuc, superior to Buehu Das Juniper THTpss
tine Copaiba It the wont forms Of KS
nsy Bladder and Urinary diseases Its effects in Gravel st0n'
in the Bladder Suppression Retention Of Unne Diabetes
Chronic Catarrh Tenesmus Inflammation Of the Bladder relieves
almost nsauty' and where Catbete" have bees
used II wiz produce quick discharge Of uris'
It's association with Puci, sarsaparilian' and 9th"
ingredients functional harmony the secrepE vessels
dnsy Of tie proper constituents Of an
is thick, cloudy morbid tued
depOBg brick dust sbumen end other deposits will ater few dose
disappearance Of terror and their vasi
changed aud healthy color Bear In mind h'
SaaparAn Resoyent the only remedy that eonaIs '
true sarssPsrillan and the pure Pareirs Brav'
sBwLYDIsCovERED RoOTs-Tbe properties Of these roots
cite powerful action the skin ugnng the action Of the Tcre1t
oaces and vessels eIpe retained Ierementus hmop that b.
irritating the skin pmpes spots Sc Thes combines
with the other agents. quick expulsion Of all kamo from The
system
ITS HEALING PRoPRRTTEsTn tonic and healing properties
nOuhg the blood that the hd decay Of the body supplied
with ARd sound material the best prrrdt Of life aud reugA
for those wasting under consumption other weakening deas
tesspOOnl sufficient 10 stop the backing distressing cough
loosen the thick sdbeng phegm and clear be throat
cells and Lungs from the deposited matter that obuets and clogs op '
supposed Be dying With eoAsumPSa
yea ago. enjoying good health through the wonderful eA
medicine power wonderful The ingredients
pounded and associated and assist each other wossr
u daily reported Price 81 perho sI for g. De-
RAILWAYS 0mce No 81 Nsldenlsne and bY al Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09

A public meeting of the friends of the Catholic
Institute was held last evening under the auspces and
at the rooms OF the Catholic Library AssocatoD NO E
now on foot to establish the proposed institute Many OF
the largest and weahest parishes IN the city were rep
resented Mr. John O'Mahoney presided, and Mr. Thomas
Kelly acted as secretary After the transaction o. pre-
the meeting to rescind the action OF former meet
Ing, held on the 1fh OF june, appointing 30
gentlemen TO be named in tho act OF incor-
poration dhe record Of such election being lost
motion TO rescind was finally voted down. ana Com
nittee was appointed report the names OF the nominees
al a future meeting Measures were also taken 70 select
site for the erection OF edice TO be deyoed 10 te
purposes OF the Institute, after which the meeting ad
toufned TO meet on Friday evening next Inc sum OF
10000 has already been subscribed 1t IS the intention o
The friends OF the movement erect building tat VIII
cost In the ghborhOod Of s500 II to furnish rooms
for the Catholic Library Association large nan ior
meetinQs lectures church fas festivals, etc. ana TO
have stores underneath from the annual rental OF Nhch
the Institute is to be rendered self-supporting.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
YEN RZUEL1.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.

TNV'INEND UT VI4N IIVtf'
HAVANA, May 8.-The revolution in Vene-
zueh is increasing according to late adyices from La
guaTa. cessation Of hOstites for IA days had been
agreed upon but the rcyoutonsts and President Falcon
were unable during the interim to arrange matters The
minister's had consequently resigned Anarchy reigned
i'm several OF the States Efforts wcre however, still
being made TO resablish peace Congress had not as
seuSled for want OF n quorum. The Danish man-ofwar
Dagmar was at Iaguayra and had made demand for
redress for the injury sustained by the Danish houses IN
st. Thomas from the unsettled condition Of affairs at
Nau ia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
ONE OrNCE OF GOLD

Will given every adueraton oaal 10 B. T. BAR
This Coffee roasted ground and sealed her
Beo letters patent from the United States" GOVeneat
All the saved the Coffee rich gOsy
Every family should IT, 1t Is 6heen 10 twenty per eeat
Coffee"
DOLLAR sale everywhere does
this coffee aud will not get for send your orders direct to
the fActorr. b. L. BABBirri
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Ot.R EASTERN FISHERIES.

OTTAWA, May 8.-InfOrmation received her
from England is that the Government has agreed 10 u
the tax on American vessels fishing In Canadian water
at q per tun The three warnings heretofore required
be given 10 American vessels are to be omitted
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
CUBA.

HAVANA, May 8.-Seyeral wealthy free ne
gros sailed today as cabin passengers I'm the English
mai steamer for southampton Several hundreds Of peO
pie of color visited the steamer to bid their friends adeu
Captain says the negroes have returned to
Afrca but The emgrants themselves declare that they
going to England to make effort to enlist the sym
pates OF the people in favor OF the emancipation Of the
baCks in the island OF Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
MARYLAND.

ORGANIZATION OF THE REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEE.
BALTIMORE, May S.-The State Central Com
,nee OF the Republican party was organized today by
the election of c. c. Fulton chairman, and John McGar
Gle secretary Resolutions adopted congraulatng
the cOnutrv on the prospect Of the speedy removal or
Andrew johnson and the accession of Benjamin Wade TO
the Presidency The Chairman is one ofthe delegates 10
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
THE WEATHER.

srningIt ceased raining sbout O'clock from to u
and very cloudy Ahernoon-ye cloudy EyeBHgyey
eoudJ 7; cloudy; sEsY cloudy hOm BIS 20 H. Ihe rain OF
May this month thns far On last
ing the second thunder the occurred ms must have
been felt with greater the W. aud " W. The a thunder
shower April The prospect now for peaaAier weather
Tor day two IL often MAY day yet DID NOS this year
saving little spFiuking 20 Il raned May lI also
thunder occurred from 1910 ll:C Rain M oD May 1900
one in
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
ST DOMINGO
HAVANA,

HAVANA, May 8.-FrOm ST. Domingo news
has een received that business is utterly prostrate Tie
country unsettled and it is said the people have been
fooled by Baez, who brought specie with him, and Is
expected to return to Curacao before his Inauguration as
President
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
IIAYTI.

HAVANA, May S.-Intelligence from POrt-au-
Prince is to the effect that the finances OF the Haytien
Republic daily growing worse. President Salnave
pecCd the capital The meeting OF the Hayten
Congress had been postponed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 8Sugar quoted 81 d arrobe f1 Ns IL
Dutch standard Exchange on London G days dOs pemum on
the United States e1rrency M discounts and gold discount
shi ings
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
CANADIAN PARLIANENT-FRONTIER TO BE FOR
TITLED.

OTTAWA, May SIN the House OF Commons
last ght motion that the House into Committee OF
the Whole on the resolution provide 2O0OOO for the
building of furtihcatiODs drew out lively debate
which va. continued with ygOr both sides until early
this morning when the resolution was passed 10y large
majority
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09

An unknown man, dressed in dark clothing
wearing felt hat yesterday walked overheard from
Pier No Al East River, and drowned. The body Was
not recovered. ....
Cable dispatch has been received from Dr.
McCOsh, Professor in tho Queens College. Belfast ire
land announcing his acceptance ot the Presidency oi
Princeton COLLEGE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
CHEss RY TIL KLEHRAPH.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May s.-The telegraphic
game OF chess between club IN this city and Worcester
0ccnpyng three nights was tonight by the Spring
field Club the Worcester Club resigDing the 9ls move
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09

See Wheeler & Wilson's ButtOnhOle Attachment,
making h1Bd buttonhos hourhe deieratum for Fam.
lies Dressmakers and Manufacturers No. 62J Brosisiy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-09
RypoRr, ~ TRLEaRAPu. MAr s.-9AE

heavy snow storm prevailed at Augusta, Me- YESTERDAY
Snow fen In Albany yesterday the depth Of three inches
LONDON May SEVening weather to-day has beea warn
IA fne
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DUKoLINE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY

The owners Of the Patents Of the Gas Apparatus and
Fluids determined to organize Company for the states
Of Louisiana Texas, Mississippi and Arksnsss
They propose call in Fifteen Per Cent OF the entire
Capital They will themselves subscribe 70 large portion
of the stock.
Experiments the Of the Light can be seen DAILY
=. the Once Of CHAs 7. NASH, AuetOteer st. Charles
street, between the hours Of u and 8
Subscription lists open at The Once OF CHAs T.
NASH, and slso at the Once OF HENRY J. LEO'f ana
a. W CHRIsTY. SO Camp street
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NOR sALE-REAL EsfAIE-ssvhkAL hS Siss
go Cottop and Sugar Plaatatons, located IN the oesA
r,,aps Of he Gotten and sugar growing s'seA Also hee
Orange Orchards and large bodies o. naoe
,,rhsr isno. Also large variety Of City ana
pTopery Improved and proved IN the TORN o.
tsb 10 invest call and examine or fropss
tiss Miller Gard Real Essats Agents, NO. % V<ohs~s
street, New Orleans.
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HxNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANVfAO
Drvps Sugar Almonds Rock Candy yuisbe Paste Gum
nsnts ,nch ~ Cuplds Fowers Gum Lesyes Lyrics, psn
phins Decorated Toys Fancy Papers Tor Osks
Islands or Bououeis Fancy Boxes Tor
mas and Es~ Fssr Pre.snas Conueopiss, etc, etc Ne
Old Lsvse ssrest bstvsse 81 Louis and oona sse ss~
Orleans, La
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OFFICIAL.
.PROCLAAATio
OF QUARANTINE
SIAN OF LoulslAEn1, n-I.n., NJ on les

Orleans. May q, lsoS
xRKIs An Act Of the Legislature approved March 10,
entitled AN 10 establish Quarat tine ior we pro
OF the State provides tnat the Governor OF the state
ssue his upon the sdyce OF the Board Of
n declaring any place where there shall be reason TO be
"a nestepta contagious infectious disease exists TO
fected place and stating the number OF days OF quar-
r. be performed by the vessels their passengers ON
and crews. coming from such place or places
" therefore. In pursuance OF the PROVISIONS o. tne &C.
ssd DO issue this my proclamation. ard hereby De
the places hereinafter named t. be infected aces and
All yesse a together with officers erews, and
goes arriving from said places, or having toucned on
nped AZ any Of them shall be subjec TO quarantine o.
than DAYS for longer period As NAV oe con-
ered NECESSARY the Board Of Health TO take enect ron
IN amer he promu cation Of this proclamation
Iny violation OF the Quarantine laws here procsimed
Be severely punt he'd. II the penalties prescribed oy
Lw deem ed inadequate the parties onendng WI De oe
rered up 70 military authorities t. be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected Is sore
kid are the following 70 wit;
All the ports Of Nicaragua Central America ana me por
N Vera Cruz, in Ne xico.
Given my hand and Sea- Of the state As above ana
he independence the United States the ninety
~ JOSHUA BAKER
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. CANAL CABoNDgLEF
Navigation Tompany-secoud Distrc' Court OF New
Orleans-NO 30,427
DY VIRTUE OF writ ef nert facias
ID directed Honorable the Second District Court in
the entitled to Geo w Avery, late sheriff and
said Sheriff transferred viii proceed 10 sell at
public auction the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
Royal between Canal and Customh0ue streets In the
kecs nd District Of this city, TUESDAY August IS 1863
at u O'Clock
ST. ous Toulouse Clark, Bayou - John. 5000; Tou-
louise st Peter Hy Avenue Bayou 81 John, lots sOs
Tououse st Peter G'nois, Bayou Sc john sSgD0 Ton
lou Louis GenOis Clark So according to the asess-
eni deposited the Office Of the Treasurer Of this city,
Seized In above suit.
Rs- TKNs-Cash on the spot -..
iva anil rs Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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WIDOW J. GINDFR VS.. Mr.. AVID MRS IAfboh-
Sixth Justice Court-No Hza
DY VIRTUE of writ OF n fnr,,.I Is ca
ID 40 ma directed by the Honorable the Skin
An and for ne parsh OF Orleans vii proceed 70 se ss
nnblic auction Al $50 81 Mary street, GA sAIOhDAis
1nstot HoossSold Furniture, per inventory on hie
q "a IN ar a5oye umbered and entued SUI.
~ fEEss-O VIM GORMLY. Constable.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. ROB RT MOORE
70 nth District Court of New OTieaDs-No. 2O.909.
DY VIRTUE OF q writ of nert faeian
ID directed BY the honorable TIE Fourth District Court OF
New Orles IN the Untitled to W. Avery,
late sheriff and by said late sheriff TO transferred viii
roeeed &c ion at the Merchants and Auc-
opeers Royal between Canal and Cast0m
house streets District Of this city, TUES
DAY August 25tn, 1865 II O'Clock ~ the following de-
'ACERTsINiOT or GROUND, situate in assessment dis
trict 90 thee square No 7 three hundred and seven.
bounded By Bssn nkn Po drss and Lafayette Streets
and measuring hr yight feet by 1851 eighty I'VE feet
csdpg 10 the depoed the city Surveyors ONCE, snd
sssesssa s four Thousand dollars according 70 the as
see mept roll 1866 rle in the city treasurers once
Also. ID ONE LIT OF 0ROUFD, situste In assessment
district Me- N eleven No g9 ninety nine bounded
Laurel First and Philip. and mcAsuring
90 thirty feet BY Gao hundred ana t.aiy feet accord
ING the Deposited in the city Surveyors once and
sesed $50 eve hunare dollars according 70 the assess
y emit 81 1866 in the city treasuror's once
Seized in the above suit.
~ THOS. L. MAXWELL.
TIA anil D, Sheriff % the Parish Of Orleans