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body be quickened with new and keener life.
From the Ural Mountains to the Atlantic, aud
from Iceland to the Golden Horn, she will feel
the thrill through oil her channels and ex-
tremities. Did our limits permit to-day we
might furnish abundant comparative statistics
Of men and products to illustrate the outlines
OF the new future that we have family
sketched. Enough, however, is suggested to
the mind that thinks 1t sees in the ambitions Of
men, the rivalry of nations, even IN the very
chastisements Of empires, arising frsm the
blind mOle's work which we are wont to call
statecraft and diplomacy, national develop
ment and military glory, only the all-control-
ling hand moving toward a traRscendant design
and supreme consummation, the secret Of
which Is more and more revealed as we strive
more and more to draw near and comprehend
the ways of over-rulng Providence.
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TtLsCnApHC NEWS TENS.

Dasid r. Peckham OF Newport, A. l.. com matted suciss
Friday night by hanging.
Charles W Fitch, druggists clerk. of Louisville, Ky corn
united suicide yesterday while drunk.
Baremas Colburn, aged aeven.ytwo years. was ysster
day and killed BY railroad train Boston.
The flagship Severn Of the North Atlantic squadron sailed
srsm Fortress Monroe yesterday FOR the West Indies
Fairbanks 4 Hawes' planning mills, Burnhams furniture
factory and Hars foundry NJ ST. John, N B. burned
On Friday night Loss over S50,Wo.
The Grand Jury the United States District Court at Lea.
wentworth, Kansas, have found seven indictments against
John Spcer the defaung yCoector OF Internal
for Kansas, and ave against each of his two deputee
Anstel Inman. Of New York, have commenced suit Ia
the Unes States Circuit Court in ST. Louis, Mo-
Martin Gouue $50 600 loaned tue defendant
Ia 1861.
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THR MURDER OF VAUGHAN. The mystery
connected with the death Of an alleged river
thief and rowdy, in Mott street, on Sunday
night, has . good deal Of light thrown upon it
by the fact that the parties who were wit
nesses Of the scene have absconded. The
dying statement of the deceased that he was
shst by the accidental explosion Of pistol in
his own pocket leses all its claim to veracity
~ the Hight Of the man Dobbs, charged with
the murder, and the witnesses to the transact
faon. the death was the result Of accident
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JOHN CavAraV D SpOsEO Of IN OREGON.

The following disposition was made OF Cinnamon
IL the Oregon Legislature. II Jonn accepts the stu
alton he ought 10 DO allowed to live anywhere
Mr.. uendershotc, on October 81 asked anc OBJ
tanned leave to Introduce bills. H., Nd. 9T--tO
enable the state Of oregon 10 have d dead thing
Cninamen:--
Oregon
SECTION l. No Chnarnan hall be allowed u IN this
State unt no has paid dollars pair of
with which 70 kick ine BUCKET.
Any Chinsman dying under this be- buried
ieet uuasr sruugd.
SIC. 3. ANY Chanmsn who attempts to Dig up another
Chinansn's bones shall irst license from
rotary OF state Tor wnich he snail pay four dollars
A. Any dead Chlnanat who shah dig up
his bones without giving notice the Secretary state
shall be nued 500.
sro. 8. Any Chlusman who snail be born without
for the purpose v.uy and elonoUsly eyang the pro
visions oil this act stall 100 hnsd 500.
Metal Con, Of Multgomah and o. Graves, of Lane,
appointed commssonets under the provisions OF
this act Or the proper norcemeni thereof
$50 Nothing Ia INA Buriin treaty In Amis'
bin shall be construed cDntc. with the provisions OF tas
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The reading u the blu created great laughter.

4 rwu-HEADhp AND FoUR-r sGaRp woaAs-
There u on exhibition 40 the Fair Grounds IN Co
iuubus Ga. q most wonderful freak OF nature. IL
consists, says The sun 0l MAJ city. Of negro girl,
OF, as some would Say, pair Si girls aged eighteen
years. The person, or persons, has two perfectly
developed heads anu bottles down 10 the waist,
where the two spneS aud bodies become blended
into one solid poay. On eacn BODY are two perfect
arms ana hands Oi winch each has fuil amt natural
use. She has Tour perfectly formed ana wen
deyeloDed legs and feet, which she moves
actively. Sue can waltz and dance qladrille. she
was born slave. the property OF Mrs. smith, III
Columbus Robson county, NJ g., who fenderly
cared Tor AMI raised and educated her. She is in.
ieli2ent, ana can and does hold converse with two
persons al the same Time. sue - cheerful, aud said
10 be most devotedlY attached to Mrs. smith What
Is singular though she appears frem the color o. her
skin TO be or pure negro blood she straight black
hair
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WILL PARIS SURRENDER &?
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Terms to BE Demanded ON the Surren-
der Of Paris-If the Demand TO Surrender
be Refused the City 10 BE Bombardcd.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1870.
The London yeiegroph has received a telegram
which pretends to give the terms to be exacled in
the surrender OF Paris. The summons will allow
three days for the surrender.
The regulars and Mobiles are to be made prisoners
OF war and the Nationals and irregulars are TO be
disarmed and restored TO private life The forts
guns ana munitions ara - be given up and the
regular garrison viii be allowed TO march out with
the honors OF war.
"a surrender is refused the siege will proceed. A
bombardment viii only be employed in extreme
need. None OF the Prussian siege guns are yet in
position.
1t 10 said IL the King accepts the German
crown he will assume the title, "Kaiser Won
Preussen md Schirmherr Won Deutschland.n
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why should not the parties present appear to
testify to that fact On the contrary, they
have secreted themselves. That they have
done SO is equivalent to proof that the killing
was wlful and not accidental. We trust to
the activity of the police to arrest all the
parties engaged in the affair. When they
have secured them, IA no doubt they will, the
mystery of this mans death may be solved
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DECREASE OF AMERICAN TONNAGE. One
Of the most important subjects for considera-
ton during the approaching session of Con-
gress is the decline Of American ton mage Ne
branch Of our industry needs more careful
attention than our shipping interests; none
other suffered SO severely during the war Of
the rebellion, and even the remarkable pros
perity which has prevailed throughout the
country since the return of peace has failed to
restore to American commerce that strength
and vigor which existed in ante beJguns times.
The Report of the Register Of the Treasury
shows that from 1921 to 1861 America sold
abroad only 671,37l tons Of shipping; while
during tho four years Of the war 764, G52 tons
were sold to foreigners and about $50, 900 tons
were captured and destroyed by the Alabama.
Florida and other Confederate cruisers, max
ing an aggregate loss to American commerce
Of 914, $50 tons Of shipping. During tho fiscal
gear ending June 80, 1870 only IL. $50 tons
were sold abroad, the principal part of which
consisted of vessels condemned in foreign ports
rs unseaworthy. With such an exhibit It is
no longer surprise that American commerce
.languishes and that our carrying trade is
rapidly passing into other hands
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NAPOLEON.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

No ARA nGcment Regarding Peace Between
King William and Napoleon.
.. VERSAILLES, Dec. 2, 1870.
] send you the following regarding the alleged
agreement between Napoleon and the King or
Prussia for special publ.cation in the HERALD.
NO TRUTH IN NJ
The Prince Moskowa, at Cassei, states that the
alleged agreement between Napoleon and the King
of Prussia as to peace after the conquest o, Paris
never existed or was ever concentrated.
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FIRES IN ut. J1Hf, N. b.


Several Misunderstanding Embellishments De-
strOycd.
Sr. JoHS y. B., Dec. g. 1870.
TWO heavy Hres occurred hero last night Fair.
banks Hawes' building, containing their plan.
ing and saw mills, Murphy's brush factory, Burn
bams furniture factory, and Byers turning shop
were destroyed. Loss $26, 900; insurance a, 600.
About two hours later the pattern shop and car
foundry, were destroyed. involving loss OF $40 900
Insurance small Two or three parties were severely
inlured.
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r y S s IA.
The European Congress Plan
Generally Accepted.
Austrian Report Of the situation-Egypt to Aid
the Sultan Actively
THE CONGRESS-.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

General Endorsement oil the Conference Plan.
LONDON, Dec. 3, 1870.
kilograms dated IN Vienna on the lst inst In the
evening report confidently that Turkey, Italy,
England, Prussia and Austria accept the proposal
oil "A European congress The subject OF the Eastern
question difficulty.
At Birmingham last evening large meeting was
addressed by Mcssrs. Tharoid Vicar OF -. Pancras;
Rogers, Jacob Bright Others.
Resolutions In favor of n peace congress were
unanimously adopted.
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? A r 1 S
The Herald's Special Tele-
grams from Versailles.
GERMAN ASSAULT ON FRIDAY.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Force the French
Army from the East Bank of the Marine.
DREADFUL LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
Victory Claimed for the French
Army Near Orleans.
GERMANS MASSIEG AT ETAMPES.
What Is Thought IN Tours Of the
kate Engagements.
OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH.
The Army Of the Loire Again
Advancing.
No Arrangements Between King William
and Napoleon for Peace.
The Army Of the Loire Again
Advancing.
No Arrangements Between King William
and Napoleon for Peace.
THE RECENT BATTLES.
ysLrGRAMS 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

sauIes Yesterday SEEMING oives tho r.,ow,nc 40
coupt or
THE SITUATION On THURSDAY
49,, ,.a,a, .uoo,a - 49, oo.,. -
"
~"
0'' NV
Bezons we're merely ielnts The French displayed
great energy for time at Chosy, but they halted
within range OF the Prussian bullets and became
The ali.ir lasted two hours The French loss Il
estimated ut SIX hundred men. qhe Prussiaus lost
one hundred
FRENCH DEFEAT ON THURsp,Y.
A special correspondent, dating at Etampes,
says:-Fifty thousand French troops formed the at
lacking force which assaulted the Germans outside
of Paris the LIST inst. They were resisted CALAMITY
by the Twelfth Royal SaXons and The Wurtem-
burgers
The French retired after having sustained con
siderable loss.
the Cerro. A,,c,,nt >, v,.y.,n r.ss,,
Ground-Ducrot,. New Po,,ions As.,u,,ca-
Tire Germans Driven Bacls-Dre,dfuI
slaugbfer-Frcnch Successes Near Orleans
He.ten Near P.ris-po,a dine. .r5 n,roc,,,
Tour. of the Late Rn,t,c.-Th. pru-s;,,-
Concentrating n, E,,mucs-Cnu,o. RI IN.
Paris Papcrs
AoNDoN' peo' ., 'o'o'
Tue following despatcn from BRUSSELS, bearing
ua'o "'uas' gives 'ne ioho"uhs
TIE GERMANS ATTEMPT TO DRIVE pucRor's ARMY
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from the forts the south OF the city. on the next
day Generals Yinoy. Duzeayal and Despreau moved
ost OF the Notifications on reconnaissance. South
of L'Hay ana Cnoisy lie Rpi they attacked the post
lions OF the Prusslans and carried them The Prus-
slams also dlslodged at Granvilers. Their loss
was severe
WHAT is THOUGHT IN TOURS SUCCESSES CLAIMED.
telegram dated Tours, the I'd inst, says:--It
was onlclaly stated tonight that one or two days
must YET eapse before the fruits OF che movements
now In progress may be fully reaped. Up TO this
time the most complete success attended the sue
cessive steps taken Every moment brings nearer
to each other the armies OF the Loire and OF Paris.
During the fighting OF the 3Oth Ducrot ana Vinoy
captured four Prusslan guns ana many prisoners.
THE PRussIANs CONCENTRATING AT ErAMPEs.
despatch from Tours dated Yesterday says the
Prussans are concentrating at Etampes thirty miles
south Of Paris, 10 dispute the advance or General
D'Aureles de paladnes. Prince Frederick Charles
has left Pitniviers.
THE PARTISAN NEWSPAPERS CAUTIONED.
Advices from Paris to November 80 state that an
military movements and particulars not sanctioned
by the government officials are not to be pubi,sned
on pain OF suppression.
News BY balloon from Par,s-Ihe French
Hold the Positions Gained-Chnmpigny
Taken nnd RriaiSep--The Pru-sians Dennn nj
a Truce-rhe Army Of The Loire Advancing.
TOURS, Dec. 3, 1870
balloon from Paris has descended near La Mans
Il left that city the lst inst. brings the fol-
lowing news
THE FRENCH HOLD THE POSITIONS WON
The French troops kept the positions they took
in the sorties Of the 10th aud 30th aud were pre-
pairing TO vigorously prosecute an offensive move.
| ment General yenoy had position greatly in al
vance OF General Ducrot. The latter was stopped,
owing TO q sudden rise In the river brought about
by the Prussians breaking away dam. and nor
on account Of any resistance offered by the Prus-
CHAMPIGNY TAKEN AND RETARES
The Prussians reiook Champgny but the French
again took it.
THE PRUss1ANs ASK FOR A TRUCE.
The Prussans ana not the French, demanded Il
truce 10 bury their dead.
PALADiNEs ADVANCING
The Army OF the Lore made a successful forward
movement to-day. All the railways In this part OF
the country have ceased tempo arily TO take pas.
sengers. owing TO the enormous movements 81
troops
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Ball, Black ~ CO..
JEWELLERS AND SIr.pERSMIgHs
J65 AND aj1 BEOADWAI,
Offer very large and cspica stock OF very
THREEQuARTEk PLATE
NALrHAM WATCHES,
IN styles OF specially made their
These watches cannot oxcelcd BEATTY finish De
ume-kerpnx qualities W which he bought
Summing nrlces
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A. Curative for Kidney Diseases the.
MIssisquoi spring Water unegusleJ For sale BY "
HENRY, No. College place
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An Ron HRrchr.
solitaire Cards, from NaGuette Hue de ia Paix Paris
AZ FoisslERS :, eli Broaiway,
Block above Lord 4 TayIoris
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CheyalicrsS Life fGr rhe nuir--4 ElcaMnY
toilet article for restoring hair 81 ts original
cresses as growth stops It's Ealing ST sold drug
ssss, barpers hAr dfeszers fancy goods deauers
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Tiffany ~ CO.,
Union suiiIsr.

oner large and choice stock OF Ladies' Watches, al
aires ami every variety Of casing. With
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4 SKULL FRACTURED.
An UnknOwn Man Fails Info IN Ar.r Maile
IuIaxicnIcA mud Is ssxerelx lniIircd.

An unknown man, at ten s'cloca last eyeu-
ing accidentally ieh au on omen acca-
way In Forty sixth street E-hth ave.
nue., and was badly injured, receiving. q fracture
OF the skull lie was intoxicated ut he umc OF Ai-
fall and being psensibe from his IN uYay noLhlnr
could be learned on his arrival AZ the 1--WE. ond
precinct police station, whtheT he wa conv- we'd
which could lead 70 his iaentiilcaton. Tic was Ave
.cet eight inches III height CJ dNrk ccmnlexion ana
aoont thirty years o age and VAS J esseu IN heavy
c ,., MS wounds we've urssss' by Dr. fasorS,
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A.-Ecsfo,er America TOR the Hair. The
only clear PREPARATION without sediment,
viii restore Color Gsperse cleanse the scalp
Prepared by DR.. J. J. OhRIEN, and sold BY all drny.s
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a.-True Merit Requires no Praise, rer Gun
words ,entice like value Visit the hat establishment OF
tsPESSCHElD, lis Nassau You Will without
invita- buy banter. Hts winter stye Is AL
nrabe, and need q % en
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AUSTRIA HOP FIJI.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

The Empfrs Calm and CcUfdcnt-Pcare
Likely 10 Prevail.
PEsIII, Dee. . 1870.
Baron Won Beust, Count Andrassy ana eX-sccrc-
tary OF War Kuhn met the subcommittee OF the
Hungarian delegation yesterday. They stated mar
the political question serious but tho military
situation was good. There was no great anxiety
difficulty was probable"
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Batchclor's Hair Oye.-Tbe Rest in the
word. fhc only Perec' dye; harmless reliable, ns,anta
ncons, Factory 10 Bond street
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EusliAi TOota brushes, ~ Best Make. at
greatly rcduced prices
BlTMAN ( co, AAtor HOUSE Pharmacy.
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EGYPT AIRING.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.
Military Mu-tcr-To Ally With Turkey.

CAIRO, Dec. =. 1870.
The army Burroughs have all been withdrawn, so
that Ia case OF difficulties arising from tue Eastern
question the army can be placed the disposal Of
the sultan.
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Genuine Weather strip Like R0ebnck,.
house storm proof % Fuitcn street, near Cin
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A.-HcPring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
III Broadway, corner MURRAY drew.
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Aparaeraph appeared ~ tav. paper on Soveinoer
y announcing the deatcx =. undolpA Baras. II
should have heen REdopy' 8arne. lawyer. ~ Water.
town, ".
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~ r. EOOhs's No 41S SrOuHWuys Between
Howard and Grand Streets oaers for the an
elegant assortment o Ladies' Gentlemens Furs
and Astrachan -acqnss, Sleigh Robes &C. In variety
ana as a specially his patented sLe Cant Munn
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Mailed Erro tor - ccat-.-pr. kahn's Lee.
lures Nervous Debility, hsrrs.e, Tia obligations and
oipedinen hnd diseases arising tom inprnence with
from acsna practice. Address Secretary Dr.,
kahns Sns cum, ia BIoacwsy. New Yorx
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Ladies' Fnrs.--Surkc. the Well Known Fur
rts has removed n 6sl tac o0 Brcadway where ne s
o!rfinc bAfiAlna u
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Nv. =. w. Powell Treats Diseases ef the
Eye and Lar heretofore for the Eles
treaty applied 10 suitable oftc restoring sight
heans where p;her iaf. send foe
circular Gsvano ar7dc issetae, 10, East Thr yfouKs
street, corner THIRD avenue.
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A.-tIazard s. Casswelps Cod Liver oil H.
~.
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pi.es rnsiti,cly Cured, or M Charge. - spr.
GkLtNS hpccia,y. o1ce -; Sroome street. C'sasuI.s~
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pcr.-.t Sales.--future Tor Wou,nu's 5Iiik-l.ief Ae-s
lESIOs SOLUBLE FOOD FOR SASlES. AZ all suc-
IistA: ilnni. Cold
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Gold Pens.
FOI.t.f'S hne Cold peus aud Pencils,
Factory ana S.lcHoorns, $50 Broadway.
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EOar Cents y Foot Tor Weather stripe.
ROkBgck P2os., - Fuitsn street, rear sSId.
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tbc 1rniy Nlsanns md Eycei,eat Enta
manufactured By KNOX and sd ut his farAsus en,,riuun
the OF broadway and Fuon are last tsk-
lug te place Of ~ Other heat coverngs Gar city has
asa Is pyoic ~ cavipa aaS eminent hn IN his
cslJ ssa haist nue cSc,os, Exceeded Knox.
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Vne p.or Issue suucrcx s,<,i be 1mme iiaie-
'nr uhitrcr ,pstn1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, /
rs O,tv Hall .DunA 10. l07U.

MAYoRALTY or NEW OHLHANs,t
I..ss. : ga O,ty Hail. june 10. @N.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.1l
Resolution providing for payment Of certain
III + street advertisements. et
, Resolced, That whenever publication Of
petitions for making or improving side !
Wallis, opening, widening and extending
streets, are required, the Administrator of
improvements is authorized to require pay
ment for such publications to be made Or
Adopted by the Council of the city Of Ne W
Orleans, June 10, 1870. -. III
4 s. G. EMLEY. Acting Mayor. .
4 true copy: -..,G.,-r IS, Va.
H. CONQUEsf CLARKE, Secretary.
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jean Sauvoge vs. Widow Antoine Gros,
4 Mrs John Roussesu and her Husband. Mrs..

Jeam Sauvoge Va. Widow Antoine Gre,
N Mrs John Roussesu and her Husband, Mrs.
William Farragut and her Husband, Mrs. p.
Machrag and her Husband. and others
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
j. ish of Orleans. no. 2,859-By virtue OF writ Of
seizure and sale directed BY the Honorable she
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Oreaus. in
public auction, At the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets In the second District of this city,
TUESDAY, July S. 1910, u twelve o'clock H.,
the following described property. to witt ~
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated In the Third
District OF this city in the square bounded BY Love
tnow Rsmpart,, st. Ferdinand, Craps and Port
streets. Said lots are designated BY the numbers
eighteen and nineteen, and measuring: Lot number
eighteen, according to . plan Of Henry Chiffon,
datod seventeenth February, 1882 snd dopoeited in
the Office of Joseph B. Marks. then nofary public
in this city and lot number nineteen according to
plan Of the ninth February. 1855 made By Pile,
tll$o eurvsyor, deposited In the ofco Of Felix de
Afmas sts notary public in this city, sach twenty
nine feettwo inches front on Love now RampsrD
street. By one hundred feet in depth between parai
iel hneA Together With the improvements thereon.
- will more fully APPEAR inference to An act Of
mortgage passed before joseph Ouviier. notary
pu6lic IN this city, dated January twsnty-ninth.
1eo4 grated By Mrs. Widow. Gras and others, in
0Dyor OF Armand Peilerin.
~4eisod N the above suit gs
THOMAS l. MAXWELL
jss lei ys Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsanss