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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with THO Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Oregon via Aspin wall and PauamaThe splendid and
double engine United States mail steamship ILLINOIS,
1890 tonH turhen, H. J. Hsrtsene u s. NJ, commander
will sail on Saturday November 10Th At two o'clock,
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer
N0kTHERNER will be in readiness at Pan 20 re solve
the Illinois mails aud passengers and sail Immediately for
San Trancseo No efforts will be on The part Of tho
eomort and sfety. Rates Of fare to Aspnwall Lades
saloon state $685. lower aft and forward saloon do
will be lsnded at the railroad wharf at AspinwaI FREQ
securing through by tho United States mail steam
from New York. have preference Of
board the Pacific mail Rates Of faro from
to San Francisco the most favorable terms For freight
passage apply TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY at the office Of
the companies III West street, corner Of Warren street.
n B.-shppers are requested TO supply themselves with
the companies bills Of ladng which will be egned at the
Office between the hours Of ton and o'clock Of the
o sailing,
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NEW YORK AND HAvRl STEAM NAVIGATION
ERANKLiN. J. A. Wosson ,somnander. and The HUN.
BOLDT, d. Lines, commander, Will loava Now YORK
Eavre, and Southampton. for the year iG2 the fellow
Ing dAyS:-
EumSSSlds.sataaay, seg.. = MumssSldtwsanI.. osA =
Humboldt Nov. 20 Humboldt. Doc. -
franklin, Dec. 10 Franklin, Jan. ls.S
tons bsrthen each arc not surpassed either for psea
strength, COMFORT BY vessels afoAt. Their
laoaaons passengers Of the most approved kinda
Stopping ~ Southampton, both going and returning they
oer passengers proceeding London advantages OVER
any otber lire In the Of both time and money.
Proe Of passage from New York 10 Southampton or
From Hayse or Southampton New York EesQ
Ne occurred untu PAID foz Ar sKpsysnosS nys
room or board.
For freight or passage, Apply 10
K6RTIkER Livingston, Assat. % Broadway.
WILLIAM 1sRLIN, HAyrs.
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SEIIPPIN0.

vVvHH NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED SKATES
Mail BtsamersThe ships composing tA line are ~
eolIsvinaf ATLANTIC, Captain Host -
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luoe.
BALTIC, Captain Comssoos.
ADRfATIC, Captain Grafton.
snips having been built by oontraos sxpsssy
service every has boen hsx con
truotonas IN their engineso strength rpsed
aIoranoe and comfort.
ce Of passage from New York 70 Avsrreo IN fr-s o.
Bin tl2; In second cabin. S0 Exclusive Of se
RON liverpool " New York xD ana AS
An experienced surgeon Attached 70 each shir.
No bsrths secured until paid for
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CORPORATION MOTTO E.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
cupants Of ali houses and lots improved unmproved
lands thereby that the following have
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested: vzFor tagging space four feet wide
through the side walk of Gouverneur slip from Front to
South street The limits embraced BY suoh assessment in
pieces parcels Of land situated the westerly side Of
Gouyerneur slip between South street and line hun
dred and fifteen feet norherly therefro All persons,
whose interests are affected BY the above named assess
are requested pre- their objections in writing to the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall of Records, within
thirty days from date of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ofce Buresu OF Assessments Street Department, Nov9
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NORPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant OF oc
cursnts and lots. improved unmproved
lands thereby that the following have
completed by the and lodged in the ONCE
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all per-
sons interested For building in 29h street,
between Lexington and Third The limits embraced
BY tuch include all the several houses aud lots
or ground oe ieces and parcels OF land situated
both sides Of 2th street. between Lexington and rhrd
persons whose interests affected by the
assessments and who opposed to the same,
either Them requested TO present their objections
in writing TO the undersigned at their Office No. Hall OF
SAMUEL IL DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Z Assessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH.
Oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Departments nov.
Q. 1851.
CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-NoTICE Is HEREBY
~ ryeu, the lupant or occupants,
cd there by that following assessments have
pee ty the and lodged in the office Of the
Bureau examination by all ia
rested, viz For gradig and paving Day strset from
Broadway wieh street. The limits by such
SEVERAL houses And lots of ground,
pieces and Of lar uated on both sides
street. Bro adway and Greenwich street, and
on the eay side Greenwich street and westerly side Of
Broadway hundred feet ncrtherly and southery
Dey street. All persons whose interests arc affected
The above named assessments. and who opposed TO
the same either Of them requested to present. their
eetons in writing TO the undersgned at their Office
No Hall of Records within thirty from the
this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, \
FRANCIS NICHOLS Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov
th 1862.
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ISoR AUsTRALIA-To SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
The superior chip ALBuS, now loading at pior 10,
East river having all her engaged, will sail "a above
for Port Philip and Sydney For passage only, having
perior aecommod atoms apply to
''''' LIVINGSTON. WELLS CO., "a Broadway.
IfoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcHMoND--
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Parrish commander will leave pier Is N. r. Saturday,
November 18Th ats ecloek, =. n. For freight apply sn
'''''' INV 'LGDLzI i PLxAsANTs. % Front s.ssss.
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% RIP GRAFTON F0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hcrby given, that petition has besn presented in the
d Of Aldermen, Tor sewer In Thirty seventh street,
the near the westerly side OF Seventh avenue
seventy ve fect east OF the eaterly aide Of Seventh
us All persons Interested in the above and having
rtions thereto requested TO present the same In
ing to tho Contract Clerk at his once, on or before
Nov, inst. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
lpton Aoueduct Department, Nov. g. H52
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OR AUsTRALIA.-NEw YORK AND CANADA DIS

NOR AUsTRALIA.-NEw YORK AND CANADA DIS
patch LineThe beautiful clipper ship BoTHNIA 1Oc
tons burthen Jarnes A. Avory commander viii sail for ths
above port positively the 20h OF November This snen
did ship unequacd accommodations tho oofors
families single personsher between decks high
thoroughly ventilated. No expense having spared
TO make this the most desirable ard her
mandor having great experience in the Australian trade
short passage be expected Early application win
be necessary board for freight at pier - xsss
river Butler, Brothers, 1853 and lS Sou III street.,
Isaac T.. Smith, l0l Wall street.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRs.-sEC0ND LINE.-THE FOy.-
lowing ships will leave Havre tho 18th, and New

They all rs ola5s Now York built shp provided with
all regulate articles for the comfort and
and commanded by Of experience In the trade
The price Of $ without wines liquors. Goods
seAt the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN Agents, LEA Pearl street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

GTGAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND 0LAsGoow.
y Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
Gr.g oomnandsr viii GAIL from classSw on shs 25ta Of
day 2osh November 81 l2 o'clock q noon. First cabin
saloon state roons) 1885, do, dor lmidship ds) So;
ssooha 'Aoh' s0V' steward re s HS1SoSq' kpso
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
~ hereby gwen that petition has been presented in tho
sasd Of Aldermen for sewer In Prince street from Mac
resolution for In Fieth street, from Eighth
$50 feet east All persons interested in the above
having objections thereto requested to the
Ame In writing to the Contract Clerk st his oce OF
|sfore November 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Oroton Aqueduct Department., Dot. q, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

..rDrcAI AID yIsEz AND MARRIAGE GUiDnEA
hpl..n., tra,tse never before published Twenty
ave cents copy free Of postsgs; sols y s,nnsef
Iownseny IsrmonA Physician and Surgeon. - Reade
st eornsr Of Broadway r. wAsee - 0sao ~ tnss
~, pjsjuss froa " n. MneP.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09
OATS IN TIE WALL
II Have at ye all,
With LYONS petent Pill.
Bulge in the bed,

His Powders ture TO hill
The re poison in Lyons Magnetic Powder yet II IN
instantly destructive to insects and his Magnetic pile sro
equally fatal to and mice Depot No. AZ Broadway
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CORP GRAFTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, to the owner owners, occupant
occupants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
been completed BY the Assessors and lodged in the
Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
persons interested, vE-For tagging sidewalks in Eigh
til street. between and b. The limits embraced
by include all the houses lots
vacant LOIS pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Eighteenth street. between and b.
All persons whose eress affected by tho above named
assessments and who opposed to the same, either
to the undersigned At their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
9, 1852. G.&I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

E0R RIO JANEIRo AND yALPARAIso-THE NEW
IL and spler did steamship SIERRA NEVADA, j. d. Will
son will despatched the above porss on
or about the 2th November Pier 3 river.
For passage, only Apply to
]. HOWARD l. SON, Agents. 81 Broadway.
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bRfoRATIoN NOTICE.-PCBLIC NOTICE Us

pRfoRATION N0TICE-PCBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given, TO the owner ownere occupant
nts OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
Pie Bureau Of Assessments fer examination by all per-
interested, viz-For repaving Duane street, from
gton 70 West street. The limits embraced by such
sue nt, include all the several houses and lots Of
nd vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
sides OF Duane street. between Washington and West
ON both tides Of Caroline street, ninety feet north
from Duane street; the west side Of Washington
., one hundred feet north from Duane street, and
PAST aldo Of West street. hundred feet north from
street. All persons whose interests are affected by
bove named assessments and who are opposed to the
or either OF them. requested Z, pres mt their OBJ
pnf w writing. TO the unt ersgned at their office No.
~ Records within thirty DAYS from the date Of this
g. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ee Bureau Of Asseseonts Street De partment, Nov o.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ONLY
Line Giving Tickets for Crossing the IsthmufTh0
double ngine steamship STAR 9F THE WEST 1000 tors
will leave rem pier No. North river at O'clock r. NJ
psoosey saturday Nov 90 fer San Juan del Norte di-
with the PACIFIC steamer The Mica
ragua transit route having bus twelve miles land rans
portatiun Tcse are unsurpassed their accom-
nodations and ventilation. For information, passage
apply only to D. %. ALLEN, Aren't,
"a IA MI .uussa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

DR. LOUIS BFRoN WOULD INroKM HIS rRInEDy
IL and citizens generally tsat he he's returned fromA teu
inthe country and nsy h consulted usual, atAls ed
tSce over drug store Of Broadway ana
Houston street, from MAE O'Clock 4. -, III twelve, d
from six till rine r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

n ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gwen to the owner owners occupant or ooou
affected that the folio wing have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged the office OF
the Bureau for examins ton, by all
interested viz For building sewer in Thirty eighth
in Eighth to go feet OF
Eighth The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots OF ground. va
Of Thirty eighth street 5 feet Yves. from Eighth avenue
named assessments, and who opposed to the
either them requested their objections in
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Oce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

ISIRST SHIP FOR MELBOURNE tPORT PHfLIPl AND
Sidney Australia ching at the Cape OF Good Hope
The we'll known and feyerts packet chip Icy
burden Frederick b. Nothrop. commander row load
pier No 10 North river will sail on or about the 18th
November This fsvorte and iatt sailing packet fhip l.
nd copper will havo immediate dispatch
or the ports tho bulk other freight being engaged
FAMILIES about proceeding to the gold bots OF
Australia urs solicited inspect the splendid ods
ons this hip she is higher than chip adver
zsd; the owner having td her up regardless expense
for convenience Of AL classes et passengers being de-
srmnsd her the most desirable ofsny
hp in port having excellent library and provided with
beds and bedding Her dietary will be the most be
raj teale and abe will On experienced surgeon Par
ties siding distance can, on Application by letter. post
paid receive Tor freight Or passage apply
On board, or to ANDREWS pEAuLE, CVy
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nIPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. : THE
~ spiendid new clipper ship ALBoEi, Captain Little
field rapidly loading AZ pcr North river, take
few TOT Of light fei st and six nms
diRto application TO e. H. SUTTON, "a Wall street
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DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COLOR RIO JANET.
rot Valparaiso and PsnAma-The splendid steam
John L. STEPHENS 1880 tons burshen,l Robert u.
Pearson, commander will be dispatched tho above ports
about the 9th December For passage only having
superb apply ~ ths once u The Company
"a South swesk
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NOR INTERCOLLEGIATE OF NOVEMBER IITa =
i Fer passage only, ths fast sailing coppered packet
ship FBANCIs r. SAGE, Captain VIM II. lobien, Is now
oadirg, aud v sa as above For passage onlyh wing
superior seeommod ation-spply board at
Pier No -, last riSer, or 20 THOMAS r. STANTON, -
San street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

nR. PH'slPRAorICALT TREATISE LHIRrxnM1W
~ edition. 3t2 psgss with piasSB-Pnee 81 Sold % He
Ann strea No 2Assor House AID q We asshsss smcs
H. suuds sxooptsdl 6lS Houston street. Woesteg
ssrssa Nailed nee Of psstsxe By MtrossAg bsx 90 Pes6
a0,o
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ITO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREa :
By the British royal mall steamship CONWAY. Capt.

j BY she British royal mall steamship CONWAY. Capt.
This steamship dsssnsd 20 from Savannah Georgia,
Sn sS ~ r Ds Ssaa ins
with The Turks Islands aaiisl and Jamses sSe win
18th, BY same route. 70 savannah:
As this service oontemplatcs arrangemen.s only for
erexded boats viii Gna tSs desirable
ands may ans eoayeysaoe N ,he sseamshipa
hHtg1s, Guadaloupo. g. Ktse,
esrEaeon, Honduras. 81. Ihem..
SsasrsTs h lsFS 3. Santa ssS
Dominica, Monsserras- TamplSO
Grey Tsrn F Fsyss' Rso TT siass.
rHrRArxs or PASSAGE ARE,
FROM Savannah 70 Nassau. So
e. g. &.
~ W. Including stewards ieoa.y' 80 80 :
and in rroporsion 30 the other Islands.
s Ss
% a aSP Ps.Ss i Low x. C w !.
sSnysy9S . from Eo. y9rh ~ sho U. 8 Nail ships
SAIL. u MIToaILL, Agons Iat From. rtroes. N. 2
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
iGF Nw os'ns sn via splendid 's az,
s a he re FER h soS Street. Fiay
SSysSSsE I'm 4 gsssa Di.s;sy Rsts,
s and after oos go forward sGsn sSrs
@
sS e. s sSss gs S vss
cation a. tho oos no other form win signed. No bills
f'F '''sA' . passage west corner Of ws9rea street.
NOR IIyLsPooL-PAcKLT OF NOVEMBER IRA :
p f SAY FAYE az iSs s VIM IGDsssa R.Sss
oasirg and VIII sa as shove ror passage onlyh,vins
Pier 10 Is last rirsr, or 70 THOMAS + STANTON :;
AMP r. EI nSITID
mander will leave for ayre touching At Southampton. 70
sseoG a' from psr r8sr Price passage
cabin sl second cabin SO Baggage not wanted durins
msrta sslow No Herehsn die win b received board
s'F ag'
CoR LIyERPoeL--UNITED STATES NAIL STEAK.
PAReTic Captain I ..1. G. Luce This
s uI ssEls sr' %
ssrth d q c.a. street Ne berth secured isI
&
Der 27h For freight or passage having unequasd accom-
Is &c fiss So wall street.
Wheel ,issa.sip STATE 81 dsoReIx, Captain !.
Day tSs 10th nst 10 oelooi A. ~ from Second Sa wharf
OF
sry sdse.dsy xssns,n PSaselphis sT
Martin, 1914 North wharvss in Savannah fOrdOlf0ra.
SaIP EoPEwFLI, FOR. SAN FRANCISCO, AT
- theifooi Of Amos street, North river cam
wan street =
EoR sAyANNAB..U. s. MAIL LTNE.-THE sUPE
Saturday, 5is cG &C. D. BE-. rGsI Ssr ~
river Apply 70 SAM LMIICnILL NJ. lsl front strsss
Fer speed strength and fare these ships
have 10 superior on the coast.
ons L. rs ons s
Ss sDss =. :s eng S:ss sss
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-22

,vallee dams toute son etendue A droite
ct a gauche, s'avabcaient en- yedettes,
deux pavilons, qui laissaient en- arriere
lie corps principal du logis, ct formaient
lune especea de cours d'honneur, fer
NEE par me grille, don't le. barreaux
etaient stermines en- fer de lance. ~.
: lie fabricant ForestelIe,7 7ainsi que nous
Ia deja f.it connaitre le vieox soldat, est
un de ces'hommes' SORTS, enligne direc-
te, de Ia suuche d'Hafpagon, fnoins frarc
que lui, peut-aire, dams leur fapacite
sordide, nais plus dangerenx, en- ce
qu'ils possedent Part, 81 developpe dams
notre steele, de setner For pour le recol-
ter aa centupIe. L'oncle d. Ernest etait
natif des Vosges. Hawaii qnitte le pays
assez jeune' encore par suite dun scan,
dale don't II craignait les resultats. Com
mis- dams une maison de banque de la
capitale, syant, au bout de dix annees,
realise quelgues economies, etpersuade,
d'aiiieurs, que la tcause de son depart
etait oubliae, M. Forestetle revint dams
les monlagnes avec sa femme, don't il
gn'avait pas eu d'enfauts. Bient5t il cut
amasse plus d'un million. Nous devons
iconvenir quill gagna cette fortune en-
ruinant cinquante pauvres families, mais
lie moyen quill nit en- nuvre etait legal,
ct, CONNIE ale disait souveht lui.mame
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-22

l'anien commiss de banque, il etait par
faitement dams con droit. ei ajt ii l'eb
Chacpni salt que la plus grande indus.
RE des montagnards des Vosges consiste
dams la scieric des planches. ..flepbas
j. Or, jusqu'a rarrivee de M. Forestelle,
cctte ,industrie s'excercait d'apres des
habitu1es fort routinieres.a Les paysans
ayaient leuri modesto usine,l que mettait
en- movement le ruisseau de la gvallee.
Les ,fots faisaient tourner tine, roue. la
roue faisait maDeovrer Ia scie; en6n, les
bras aidant, le tnontagnard await aubout
de 50 journee, vingt OIL vingt-cinq plan.
ches, fet son travail lui donnait dn pain
noir, upe robe de bpre pour ga femme.
nn fichu pour sa file; toas ensemble pou.
yaient ,a!er le ,dimanche, entendre Ia.
messei a Peglisei duyhameau; puts, les de
voirs religisux accompiis, sc reposer de-
fatiguess de la semaine l'ombre des ga,
pins. .. oils :a3aaslalnJ5d ii aa al
Mais il arriva IN jour ioaotous ces, PAU
,yres gems furentr obIiges desc croiser le.
bras devant leur usine muette. M.jFores
telle await fait yenir d'AngIeterre une
mecanique admirablesfonct par Ia
tyapeur, ct qui aabattait plus de ,besogne
q ellie seole que toutes les scieries d,alen.
.tupr. ggtf .'fFft' N iHF 5ittai3t fs lGf
ID Cepsndant disonsle bieS site, Nine
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-22

-Et sou vsritab'e Pere, Ie COMMAS.
sez-vous = 1sEttfE" 3.si sR'' 1.''.1.f' Y"
!, -Je mai jiaarmaasis .pu y metre ia, main
d,essis, sacrebleu! Oh /! puisse.je le rem
coDtrer un Jour, ,et,.. par II mort j ne
Irn mn'eacchappera pas .;m .sy, saG
Ilia-Bon! je tvousy y prends, capitainc,
yoila que vous jurez CONNIE on sapeur.
auOni, je, jure, tate ct sang hje jurerai
plus dune fois encore, 81 je ne reussis
pas atrouver l'iname... Assezla-dessns
Tu viens d'entendre un aveu que me die
TAFT ma conscience "a present je te' de-
mande 81 tu'restesatoujours dams les me
mes dispositions |? ] .soH' 4b Staq VI
Q 5-Tonjours, monsieur Morizot, ton
onrs. En- !! peu m'importe, moi que
Louise soft vortelfHe ou ceile duroi de
Francel je NY items pas, je 'vous assure.
C'est ellie que j'epouse, etnon son perez
Je serais bien fachs, ma fol, d'epouser
sonrpere! ssa1ge tttst'asspu1a" s'.ttRsH
4 --Bien, fit NJ. Morizot nous arrivons,
silence f taHaI H9 pa32 ZIP sltaffz
1Isldebouchaient de Pavenue de sa,
pins, qu'ilslasaient suivie jhsqu'aIors, et
So trouvaiept en- face ella demeure de
loncie d'Ernest. aa3oa9r 81 8 fo4oo51a
! C'etait, efectisement, lune richie et
somplueuse, habitation, qui dominate Ia