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, 1860-03-02

BoDY OF Mr.. FRENCH.-The body Of the
lamented Mr. French, late first officer Of
the wrecked steamer Northerner, has been
recovered and will be brought to this city
for interment, by the steamer Columbia on
her return. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. French, after affecting a safe landing,
returned to the wreck in the hope of saving
the lives of others, AMI in his heroic and
unSclfSh attempt lost his own existence
He was a man of large family; but even
that great consideration did not deter him
from cndeavoring to rescue the families of
others His own home affections taught
him their inapprcciable value, and he sur
rendered up his life while trying to do to
others as lie would that they should do un-
to him.-S. +. HeraH
, 1860-03-02
NOTICE
TO PlTRONS and DEBTORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having determined upon a
l. change in his business relations, II becomes nee
essary u call upon all persons indeptcd u him, either
by note or account. to forwdtd and make imme-
date payment Those who arr not prepared t. settle
their accounts at once, by thepaynient Of cash must
give their notes with interest At two per cent. per
month until p@d.--- >
am determined t, cl65e oUt my present stock Of
Goods which is large aud complete and for that pur
pose will sell from this time forward At COST,
For CASH. This uotice give in GooD FAITH,
and shall adhere to it promptly. An ny former pat
rons, and others, desiring great BARGAINS FOR
CASH. would do well u give me a call Immediately.
WM NJ RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, Jan. l3, 1860. Avs
, 1860-03-02
DR. MITFHEW ?. BURNS.

0FPIcE orrOsITE rnE NV STAGE orFfcK, MAIN
srREEr, OLYMPIA ". 7.
DR BURNS RET JRNS THANKS TO The CITI-
- zens OF Washngon Territory Tor the liberal share
of public patronage be has received for tho last seven
years, while practcing Medicine and Surgery m all
tleir various departments.
Dr. BIS S lrgcry Is fruni'hed with complete as
sortmcnt Of Surgical intruments, mary NJ them new
and patented improvements Of eaiinent Surgeons IN
Europe.
DR.. BriNs respectfully informs his numerous
friends that he has lowered bis rat Of charges TO suit
tic times. Calls puHetuahB aticnetd 10 nfsAf or day
Olrmpia. Dec. 8. 1859 3y
, 1860-03-02

CO Halls SIrSaplrilla lellOw-dock and lodide Of
Potass, is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar
saparla aud English lodide Of POtass. Admirable
restorative and puriyer of the blood it ceanses the
system Of all morbid and impure matter-remuves
pimples, bos and ernstions of the skn-cu rheu-
matism and pains Of all kinds. All who afford it
should IT, it tends to give strength and prnong
life. Sold by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL n CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists l43 and lij Clay Street,
3ml0 San Francisco,
, 1860-03-02
NOTICE.

SOLDIERS, TRANSFERS, SAILORS, (or their
~ Widows or Orphan children) who served in any
wars or battles either in California elsewhere, prior
t. March Sd 1855, or their children who were under
q years at that date, sailors who served on the
coast OF California in the Mexican war. will do weil
to address Claims that have been rejected in the
hands Of other agents. have been successfully obtained
by us. Agents actng for us, literally paid. Land
warrants bought and sold to order and all business
requiring an ogent at Washington, ATTENDED TO-
Reference to any Of the heals II Departments.
r. b. LLOYD & CO.,
Attorneys for ClIinS, Pensions, Bounty Land, &c
Washington City, Dec 20, 1859. 3mlj
, 1860-03-02

pS-A term of the United States District
court for the I'd District, will be convened
here, a week from Monday next. Litigants!
prepare your fleece, for the lawyers are
getting hungry.
, 1860-03-02
llrlu advertisements.
NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE, that the Copartnership heretofore
i existing between ROBERT GREENBAUM and
RALPH COATS, under the firm name Of GREEN
BAUM d COATS, is this day dissolved by the with
drawal Of the undersigned from the said firm.
The business of the said firm at Shoakum Chuck,
will be settled by Ralph Goats. Those knowing
themselves indebted will please call and settle, ard
those having claims will forthwith present the same
to the Undersigned at the store of said Greeubaum &
Coats at the Skookum Chuck in Thurston County.
RALPH COATS.
Skookum Chuck, W. t. Feb. 81, 1869. 3ml5
, 1860-03-02
CIDSTJG Up ANN SELLING OVT.

A S am about to close up the Livery business, J
"A now offer for sale a lot n fine Work and Saddle
HORSES. ROAD WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS
(singe and double) &c. all OF which Of the best
quality and In excellent order. To farmers and those
desirous OF purchasing the chance Of securing good
bargains should not be neglected
J. }. wEsTBRO0K.
Olympia, Feb "a, lsGO. l4:lm
, 1860-03-02

s8-" How are You doing?" is the question daily
asked Of l.. II. DEYO, at the BILLIARD and BOW
LING SALOON on Commercial Street, No. l65 next
door to the Post Office Seattle, w. 7. He canddly
answers that he is doing very well now, and expects
TO do better in the SPRING when the road is open 10
the Similkameen gold mines. l2u
, 1860-03-02
lLYMRTA MARKET.
Mitchell & Stewart, Propriefors

Mitchell s. stewart, Proprieiors.
HAVING NEWLY ARRANGED ANDRs]n
IL lifted up a market adjoining our s~Sl{aA1
BAKERY, we are resolved to do the best ..-U-72,
we can towards keeping constantly on hand sucn
meats will suit the demands Of the town, or any one
that will favor with orders Of any size which may
be had in this market All we ask Is TO show nor act
any Partially only the side that does justice to all
Farmers and vegetable growers are requested to
give US call with their produce and beef cattle YOn
will see our sign by looking high.
Olympia, February 3, lSG0. lily
, 1860-03-02
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE /.
FROM
OLYMPIA TO SENTAHM0O.
- IN The new and splendid steamer
3a IN EiIdzzn Ancaoraoaa,

"a IN The new and splendid steamer
y I'M GNA E11zza Aac1or@Oza,
y .lSSss.sssssih Tnos. wRIonr, Commander,
Having been purchased by the Nail Contractors
expressly for this route. will hereafter leave OLYM-
PlA every Monday at u oclock ~. during the Winter
months touching at STELLA cO OOBf, SEATTLE,
PORT MADISON, PORT CAMILLE, POR1
LUDLOW, PORT TOWNSEND, sTJ1ffk)
LINGHAM BAY, SAN JUAN EsT.AlND. and
FTCTORLd VI
The new Steamer JULIA. wbl y BsshSKLE, Com
mander, built at Port Gamble, Will resume ler frps
on the oncning Of Spring bfsne.< thus erablne the
contractors 10 furnish AHvHDkNr FACILITIES for the
citizens Of oar own Territory veil those Of Ore
gan In the transportation Of CATTLE and all other
classes Of freight aso aiafdlhg elegant accommoda-
tioils for Passenger. a a.
No charges for BERTHs Or MEALS.
For further Information enquire on board. Of the
Captain, or address TIE undersigned al Olympia.
JOHN II. SCRANrON.
3-lm Generd Agent.
, 1860-03-02
TAKE NlIICE.

A LLwH0 ARE INDEBTED, EITHER BY NOTE
n or book account, tn the late firm OF WILLARD n
WHITwoRTI, or the undersigned, are hereby notified
that from and after the first day Of March next said
notes or accounts will draw interest at the rate Of two
per cent. per month. J. E. WHITWORTH.
Olympia, W. T., Feb. ~, 1860. l4:Sw
, 1860-03-02

WN. II. DAILY
Dear Sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
is received and, after careful examination nd itto
he PURE ARTICLE, ENTIRELY FREE FROM THE ADUL-
rERATING INGREDIENTS so FREQUENTLY USED.
Yours respectfully,
JAS. j. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
, 1860-03-02
From Washington.

SENATOR BRoDERIcK's WILL FOUND
They have, it appears, found at Washing
ton city what you failed to discover in San
Francisco, namely: will of the late Sena.
tor Broderick The fact is stated by one
Of the Washington correspondents The
will was made in 1855. 1t awards ten
Thousand dollars to John A. McGlynn, Of
San Francisco, and the remainder to Geo.
Wilkes, of New York It is estimated-I
think largely-that the whole estate OF
Senator Broderick, after paying his debts,
amount to between eighty and ninety thou
sand dollars The executors are John A.
McGynn, Of California; Geo Wilkes, of
New York, and Andrew j. Butler, of Cali
fornia. 1t Is said the generosity Of Brod-
crick towards Wilkes arose from the fact
that they were tried personal friends Of
long standing, and Mr. Broderick was in
duced by Wilkes to acquire taste for lit
erature and devote himself to the study Of
history, which Broderick afterwards ac-
knowledged to be the best advice he ever
received. The discovery OF this will must
interfere greatly with the calculations of
those who have labered SO earnestly TO set
lie their claims as heirs Of the late Senator.
Mr.. Wilkes will, it is thought, proceed at
once to San Francisco. The will is as fol-
lows:
, 1860-03-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL
SIGN OF TUE LONE TREF,
coaSER eF NAIx AND SECOND srREETs.
OLYMPIA, ". T.
SILAS GALLIHER, Proprietor,


.TNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
nection with, and as part Of the =" Washington
Hotel" large two story blilding-20 by co feet
by which he IS enabled to provide the travelling public
with a larger number Of capacions, comfortable and
ex ellsuty ventilated apartments than he afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability 10 accommodate the public may
be Judged from the fact that the Hotel contains twen-
ty-tive private rooms-(exclusive OF family apart
mentO-s six Of which arc large drawing rooms, or
parorS.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the rctor and having thus
enlarged upon s former business he feels confident
be can render the saiourn OF strangers with him
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared to
set his table as well as any In like business
Beds and bedrooms furnisht to such may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment.
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
eommodaton Of animals OF the travelling public.
A share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
olympia, Dec. 1, 1851
, 1860-03-02

have analysed sample "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY " HlSKY, ,''and find it to be Pure ARTICLE
Of fine aavor, and without any deleerous admiXture
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
New York. Chemist.
, 1860-03-02

BoSToS, Mass, April II, 1865. "
WA. Il. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-l have made chemical analysis Of your
Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find it rURE, FINE
FLAvoRED RYE WHISKY, containing no injurious mat
ter of any kind, ana recommend it rs suitable for
medical aud public purposes.
CHARLES T.JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
, 1860-03-02
A Superiority Unrivallcd,
Medical Profession

The attention Of consumers is called to the certif
Gates of the following well known Chemists
, 1860-03-02
TAKE WARMING,

HAVING closed the business 10 which have been
IL engaged, all knowing themselves indebted 10 the
undersigned must come forward aud settle the same,
by payment Of cash notes Of hand before the first
day OF next month.
On all accounts left unsettled at that date two per
cent. interest per month will be charged. and the ac-
counts placed in the hands Of proper officers for col
lection. J. J. WESTBROOK
Olympia, Feb. "a, 1850. lI:6m
, 1860-03-02
N0TIGE mo- lERT0RS.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KENDALL
n Co.. either by note or account, are requested 70
settle said demands prior TO the first day Of January
1860, either BY the payment Of cash, 10y giving new
and satisfactory notes bearing Interest al the nate Of
two per cent. per month. Hr Az
We further give notice. that hereafter we Will aell
our goods for CASH barter excepting alone 70 our
regular family eustomers who arc required 70 settle
when called upon by the payment Of cash, or giving
notes heariug the uaunl interest
The reasons for adapting this course are as hiloWs
We cannot aifrd, when money u wuFtls two pei
cent. per MONTH to furnish others with capital fur
them to do business upon for nothing.
Il Is settled proposition. that all WIN purchase
credit and pay, together with those who pay cash,
necessarily pay for those who never pay. s.
We have no disposition b subject our paying rusto
mers 10 any snch Inconvenience. Hll
Again, those who sell for Cash. always under Eell
those who sell on credit. They can well alrd 10 do
IT, Our prices will be found In accordance with thi
infallible RULE, and 10 1T we will make no exeep-
tons. o. .sslrs rast.1 a. t.
We have no capital. outside Of our business 10 loan
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit ttI ~
We have ID one employedto charge goods, make
out accounts and try 10 collect debit. Mr. Cashman
who manages store, has no lime y keep such &C
counts, and he ieould not " he had ltl-trU
We earnestly solicit cash paying eustnmers, feeling
confident that we can give them entrs satisfaction.
Our goods are always OF the hest quality. Gentlemen,
give as a call before purchasing elseNhele.
Olympia, Dec. 10. 1859. 7m5 /
, 1860-03-02
CLAIM NAR NiLL.

COR SALE, CHEAP, PROVIDED APPLCA-
l. uoH lie made soon, one OF tine best farming land
claims in Warrington Territory situated the west
side Of Badds Inlet, within two aud half miles Of
Olympia. the Capitol Of the Territory. The improve
meuts thereon comprise good dwelling house, 40
a,ws timber land cleared and between 90 and 80
marsh land ditcled and drained, and ready for
the plow next spring. There is a brnDk Of evcrfai-
mg water running iVr11gh the claim. The claim is
Of 500 acres for which good title can be given
For terms apply to the undersigned.
JOHN H. BUTLER.
Olympia, Jan G, 1850. 2m7
, 1860-03-02
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been
appointed by the Propate Court Of ThurstOn Coun-
ty guardian Of the person and property Of Schuyler
s. Sanders insane person. resident of the County
Of Thurston. W. 7. All persons having just claims
against the said Sanders hereby notified to pre-
selves 10 be indebted to said Sanders requested 10
call the undersigned and make settlement Of the
same without delay.
All persons are hereby cautioned against selling
credit 10 the said Saunders and that accounts
ated by said Sanders from after this date will be
paid, unless made with the knowledge and sanction
Of the underinged. RICHARD LANE.
Olympia, W. T., Feb. %, 1860. l4:lw
, 1860-03-02
ADMINISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LETTERS
~ Of Administration upon the estate Of LOTHIAN
W. G00DELL, late Of the County OF Thurston, de-
ceased, were on the 18th day Of February. 1860,
granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court oi
the said county.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make Immediate payment, and those having claia.s
will preseut the same properly authenticated accord
ing to law 10 either Of the undersigned, within one
year from the date hereof
ANA G. GOODELL, Administrative,
Grand Mound, Thurston County.
Or to her Attorney. ELwooD EVANS, Olympia.
Olympia. Feb. IS, 1850. Avis
, 1860-03-02
WIN. WRIGHT,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Corner Of Mum and Fourth Streets,
y OLYMPIA, W.T..


OLYMrIA, W. I. January Is lSG1
rINHE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED ALL
/ the right, title and interest Of JAMES NJ. III Mt
in the mail contract on Pugct Sound. thereby dISoiv
ing the firm Of HUNT 4 SCRANTON. An husincS,
communications must hereafter be addressed to
JOHN II. SCRANTON,
lmll Contractor
, 1860-03-02

Richard Realf, Secretary of State under
old Browns provisional government, ar
rived at Washington on Thursday night.
He is said to be highly educated man.
He was examined by the Senate Harper's
Ferry Committee. The New York Heyaids
special dispatch of Friday night in refer
ence to the examination contains the fol-
lowing:
1t is stated that he declares the act of
Brown was separate from all political or
CARNATIONS aud politicians, and that he did
nothing to implicate any member of the
Republican party. He will testify to cor
respondence between Brown and Senator
Wilson, but he asserts that Mr. Wilson de-
nounced the proposition of Brown, to run
slaves out Of the slave States, as an act ol
madness This will probably induce the
Committee to call Wilson as a witness.
Joshua r, Giddings and John Brown, jr.,
A. NJ. and A. Lawrence, and Mr.. Sanford,
OF Massachusetts, will be subpened, as well
Kealf is looked upon as q most important
witness, as he has indicated that he will
make clear breast Of the affair, and it is
understood he will implicate prominent per.
sons in New York and New England
Hon. NJ. P. Deady, U. S. District Judge
Tor Oregon, has been on a visit to his
friends here, and leaves this evening for
New York--ea route for home-and may
1e accompanied 10y james Guthrie Jr,, who
Is also ready 10 return.
, 1860-03-02
lCopy.l.

lCOpy.l
In the Name Of God, Amen. !, David
G. Broderick, Of the city Of San Francisco,
10 the State Of California, of sound mind
AMI memory, do make and publish this as
my last Will and Testament
FVd-After all my just debts aud LA
bilities are paid, ] give and bequeath to
my friend John A. McGIynn, Of San Fran
cisco, the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
SeeOnd-All the rest and residue Of my
estate, both real and personal, | give and
bequeath to my friend, George Wilkes, Of
the city Of New York.
THrd-I hereby make, constitute and
appoint my friends, George Wilkes, John
A, McGynn and Andrew j. Butler, X
ecutors Of this my last Will and Testament; !;
and also declare that no sureties shall be
required from them or either OF them.
Last-I hereby revoke all Will and Cod-
ellis by me heretofore made, and declare
this to be my only last Will aud Testa-
ment.
In witness whereof | have hereto set
my hand and seal, at the city Of New
York, this second day Of January, one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-nine.
(Signed) D. G. BR0DERICK.
, 1860-03-02
LONDON CLUB HOUSE eIN "

Is prepared expressly meet such exiscneies, and to
act as we know it will act, as an antid0te we conf
IDENTIFY prescribe II the very best article in the c0nn
try. The name Of Aromatic Scheidam SshaApps'
has never been attached in any way to this article.
In first DresentinC the
, 1860-03-02
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN I"

To the pablic. ny aim was to give them pure and
unaduerated orle oF Gin and to call II by its right
name. The succcS attending Its Introduction and
extensive sale In California Is q sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the artieeby consumers
Various parties have from time n time pnt up and
shipped 10 California an article which they call Gun
IIOusE GIN." Ny Gin, which has gained such rep
utaton in California Is branded on the cases.
"Oh London Club House Gln--Wm. Il. d.
The bottles also have a whitelabel with fac simi
lie Of my signature. caution all parties TO beware
OF limitations.
WIN. II. DAILY,
Sole InpoFter.
l2-tfis NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

sion--she dc3euatlnn being as able aid competent
TO view q as The Committee on Judiciary.
The bin was finally referred to the COMMITTEE on
fsae House shen adjourned I'M Monday.
Congressional ssreet Fight,
WAsnrNcToN. Feb. II.-~After the adjournment
of the House yesterday, H. A. EdmnHasen. OF Va,
abrantly accusted John Hickman, ot "a, Is , tne
latter was leaving the Capitol, and fndeaSoreu 70
senassr clingman. u n. O., being N company
with Mr. EdfnandsOn, interfered anu presentea .e
blew from taking eiect ~ graspng ms slgaS asia'
whereupsH Ar. Edmandson, with A. ieit hana,
aimed another blow af Hickman, Hhlch khosAeo
on HiCkuanss hat
~ vice President Breckuridge, seeing the quarrel,
cspac d Il that moment and took MI. Edmundson
away shns preventing any serious results. s
Tie alleged provocation for making the stack
npon MI. Hickman, is the insulting expression
used BY Mr.. Hickman, In recent speech Id the
House Of Representatives. in course Of which he
used the vulgar expression, that .'seventen meI
and COW frightened the whole State of Virginia,
With other offensive comments upoIE the alarm oc
casioned in Virginia by the HarHer's Ferry in
yasiaR. S s sSssl
From New York city.
4 NEW YoRK, Feb. ll.--The steamship City Of Bal
timore, Of the New York, Philadelphia and Liver
pool line, left this port for liverpool, VIA Queens
(, She took out ssu, 100 in specie onfreight.
The latest New Orleans mails taken out by he
for Europe are those of Menday, the 9th. Th.
latest telegraphic dispatches are those OF yester
day.
The heavy storm experienced here yesterday dit
an immense damage to the shipping. Many vessel
lying at anchor in the Hudson and East rivers wert
dismasted and otherwise damaged thereby causing
/ heavy losses to ship owners.
/ Exchange on London has sonlewhaf declined
4 Sterling Exchange is quoted st 81 prem ior bank
erss bills, and 81 for commercial bills. Exchange
on Paris closed steady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
arAUp, pHg Bl IRE.

The blackbird Sings in the hazel dell,
And the squirrel sits on the tree;
And Maud, she walks in the merry green wood.
Down BY the summer SEQ.
Tie blackbird lies when he sings Of love,
And the squirrel rogue is he;
And Maud IS an arrant fiirtI throw,
AS light as light can be
Oh, tiackbird die in the hazel dell
And, squirrel, starve on The tree Eweod,
And. Maud, you may walk in the merry green
Y on are nothing more I'd nae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Au.H'Ul,arag.5

The long cloud edged with streaming gray
Scars from the west,
The red Leaf mounts with it ssB ay, 5sas i I.
Showing the nest
A blot among the branches bare;
There is cry of outcasts ia the air.
swift little breezes, darling 4hill,
Pant down the lake;
crow flies from the yellowhil,
And in its wake F A7
Ak bafied line OF laboring rnhks ss
a purple bow the shadowless river looks
Pale on the panes of the old hall
Cleans the lone space s
Between the sunset and the squall,
And on its face
Meurnfully glinmers to the last 4;
Great oaks grow mighty MINISTRIES in the blast
Pale The rain-rutted roadwaFs shine
IN the green light,
Behind the cedar and the pine;
Come, thundering night !
B.acken broad earth with hbards of storm
For me yon valley cottage beckons warm.
[tisorge Meredith.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
SUCCESSION OF JOHNSON BEACH. DECEASED =
Twelve lots ground Bensla stree IN The square
bounded by Solomon Benyic Napoapn and Cont streets
BIZ ]. B. WALTON,

By 3. b. WALTON,
AuetionseE ONCE. 10 Bank Place
~ ss a MaE ssshs 80 s IA 4
H. he ass
81 ssd Court WA pfeceea p se public auction the follow
II @ SfsIl Rs III fontins on peasls Stree.
u suburb Jaske IL ING sqsfe touuaed BY Benvile Solomon
Napoleon ard Cont streets fesgnai by the numbers i s.
6ases Naiars Public ,his u 1atsd November al lssS
1t 80 ifoms me corner q and Solomon streets,
asa y "a, lsss ,Ts. on street BY FROM and
aots inclusive each 80 front on Bien.
s slsss Ps 9 @ & sa I'M ana s.o.
deu,i n II fes 81 Soa On henne street. b front and
sS 9 Ere y feet inch front Napoleon street
Ios NJ z. measures 30 feet inches trout ON
~ y, TEE cash balance one and Two year.
sr n,s, $780, - S hscnnssr ~ equal insameais To-
fae nos S% sy
ps Nh special MORTGAGE q the opsst s Saa pay
SUCCESSION De JOHNSON BEACH, p&enph
4 DoUzE TEREAIEs SUR Ia HUE BIEsyufr !, -
fiet borne nar les sapraoa Bensie Napolsoa i,
PAR J. 3. WALTON,
Fneantepr44 Busoau, ia t,aal p..ss
TEUDzs ~ ~ Aae mnrs 1860, a mIdi. n Ia
Dc honoas II se a. a ETA od'
ct Il isnvisr iso do os s a. IL I
o NJ 1894 y psestssi pubiqs Dc i 81 sre
p'isss Ssis sHs III sss q Ia as se,. n
nans Y axis + et nos par les Biaa
VILE Ssioppn Napoleon ct Go,ts desisnes les Nos l.
AA6 iD II ct ~ plan daposs an bs
de guviifier oiaise public eee Wills IN date d d
nos s1ibre 1885. = =
TERRAIN No. fos1ne 5escoignnrc dss ries Blanyile
sAenen 50 rssds Dc fae Ii Bensie sur uI
1sxofandeifr do is9 pieds face h I'll rue Solomon
LES AINSNns inc sa&renlei nesisrnt ehaeu,
30 pieas face Ia Biense ie profondeur do II
pleds -
LETEKRATN No 10 fpsrss ientognure dss Bensie
Naposon 10 pieds dc fse Bicnyils SIR ms
protendsnf do I'D picds Of face ia|fue Napaieon.
LIE rEER ATS No II 81 pieds facos do face
rue kapoisan, profohdens do Is9 Iieds
La TERRAIN No n 5aRieds peaess de face Il
rue saltin0i, nFofonAenr da 100 picds, ~ Z
CQN0ITfOEs-Ia motifs compAsnf, Ia balance ana
en- hllets acap6refs en- sgnies popfes
afes pngtan Ksson de haur emit nar an pAfiir
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