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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

pY G. Z. GFKAKDEY d CO., AUG,
~ uoneets Nicholas j! hoey, AuctIoneer Office
No. II Exchange D ace.-SATUHDAY, April 81, 1870.
at twelve o'clock III, at tne Merchants and Auction,
ers' Exchange, on Royal street, bowen Cana
anC CustomHouse streets. by virtue of order
the honorable the Second District Court for tie
parse OF orleans, dated March 2j 1879, win be sold
by pubic auction for account of the succession OF
5iary Ann Eastman, toe following described
proue1ty, to wit
a CAhrAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all t3e buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the suburb IRENE second District Of this
city, Ii the square comprised within TFeme Marais,
Toulouse and st. Louis streets, designated by the
letter a On a pan by Depouiy, third Noyem Der,
l45, deposited in records Of felix Percy late notar
pubic IN this cry. said tot measures in American
measure, q 1eet inches front Irene street BY q
depth OF IS 1eet 22 inches. between parallel lines
The improvements comprise a two-story frame
house, with front and side gallery: q two story
Kitchen, Cetached-aii STATE roof; the house and
hltcneu nave each, four roops yard paved; cistern
etc. and known as No. III IRENE street, and is
rented al twenty-five dollars per month";
Terms OF sele--One half cash, balance at one
years credit in note secured b. special mortgage
anc vendors lien, bearing interest Of eight per
csnt per annum from este of sale until final pay
ment, win clause OF i've per attorneys fees in
event OF SUIT 20 enforce payment Of the notes.
proVements 70 be- kspt fully insured and policies
transferred 10 curator Of estate. and purchaser
assume pas fnent over AMI above his BIO Oh ell taxes
fer 1859 and I'd TO day OF
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser, before E. g. Gottscha k,
notary pubic rlh30 sp9 10 e 80
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pE G. r. GrEA EDEY &, CS.-NJCHO-
~ las j. Hey. Auetioneer-Otice No. IL Ex-
change tiace-InU aSDAY, April 2S, lao. at
u O'Clock NJ, Il the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange on loyal, between Cansi and Custom
house stresss, this city of New Orleans by virtue
OF J1dgnenfln partition rendered in the first
above entitled Latter, by the honorable the fourth
District Courtfor the parish OF Orleans, on the
seventeenth Mich 1870. ard signed on the twenty
second March, t3f0 and hy virtue OF judgine II
rendered IN thesecoDd above enitled matter by the
Honorable theoecond District Court for the parish
of Orleans Onthe nineteenth March, 1870 viii be
sold by public action, GrGer to effect parti.
ton dsVreed astb0ve, the following described val
liable property belonging to tbs Succession II the
late Hart II. SlI, te Wit:
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Wo SHARES Or La vARrErE ASSOCIATION
DY NEVILLE ~ VAN sos.IxGEN

DY NEVILLE 81 VAN GOSJSG
ID Auctiouee rs-Office No. III Gravier street-
SATURDAY, April 90 1879. at Il O'clock NJ,
at the Merchants and Auci ioneer5' Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhouEe
streets, will be sold by public auction, by virtue bf
al order from the Honorable Louis Duvigpeallt
Judge of the Second District Court for the pari b
the following described properly belonging to the
succession of John It. Robinson, to wit
!. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to.
gether with all the i'm Dr0Vement5 thereon rights,
ways, etc, thereunto belonging any wise ap-
pertaining. situated in tho second District of his
CITY, IL the square comprised within Ram art,
CONT Basin and bieuVllle streets.
Lot NO. forms the corner Of Uouti and Rampant
streets, and measures q feet Il inches
Cont street OF l29 feet inch and INES and nv
ing ne same front on Basin street as on Rampant
street.
Lot No. adjons lot No, !, and mas a from or
Rampant street of u feet and inch, rum in z
through to Basin street, between parallel lines hav
ing depth Of lI9 feet inch and lines and Y fe ct
inch front on Basin street.
Lot No. adloins lot No. 2. and has front on
Rampant street of u feet inch by depth of l28
feet incn and hnes between parallel lines run
ming through to and having front Basi at rect
OF q feet and inches.
he Improvements consist of three three-story
buildings, built with all the modern I'm proyemeu
containing IN each large drawing rooms, dining
rooms. bed rooms, etc. well ventilated, with gal
leries IN front OF tDe substantial KIND, all we'll sur
piled Uitn hydrant and cstern water az q being
able streets OF the city,. here can be no more de-
siTabIe residences for families. They contain about
eigh, cen rooms each, witt every convenience that
can be desired.
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FEN SHARES OF TIE STOCK OF THE
PEOPLES BANK oy NEW ORLEANS.
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pY c. r. GEKAIsAsEY Il CO., AUG
- tIoneers-Otce, No. II Exchange Place
SATURDAY, april go 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CustaInhouse streets, in
the city of New orleans, will be- sold public
ton, to the highest an0 last bidder, by and in pur-
suance OF an order rendered by the Hon. Benjam
L. 1r,mb!e, Judge of the superior Coart OF Goa
homa county State Of Mississippi, sitting in Chan
Gerry, dated the sixteenth OF Oco ber IT'D. and
oered III the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to wit
THE WEST HALE OF SECTION TEN, in
Coahoma county, Mississippi, containing about -
acres plaintiffs against the defendants.
- he decree OF the honorable court directs that
ire Under .lgned Commissioner do sell, ard make q
oeed or de- IS conveying all the right. title and in
tercst, both legal and equlfable well OF complain
properly so 500, and acknowledge the same for
registration; and that the said Comm issioner & o
report bis proceedings under thus decree, at the
naXt term of this court"
Ierms-Casn on the spot at the time OF adsadica-
ton.
q CT OK sale before ------, notary public, at the
exgen>e Of ths purchaser.
mh3o ap3O q. b. GiRARDEY, Commissioner
FIR AME HOUSE. NO. III IRENE STREET
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN EASTNANN,
Second D.stric: Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No.I6
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pY CHARLES II. F0RTTEM,, AUG
ID tioneer-Ofioe No. 81 Exchange aley.--SATUR-
pay, April 9. $40. at Twelve o'clock NJ, at
Charles Hotel on st: Charles street. between Com.
mon ard Gravier streets will be sold by virtue OF
order from the Hon Louis Duvignesud Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated fourth of March, 1870, the following
described property
a LOT OF GRQUb. situate in the parish of
Orleans, the right bank OF the river Mississippi
opposite this city OF New Orleans, in the square
bounded by Olivier, Peter, Verret and Delaronde
Stree;s. and designated lot No. 7, OF square No.
2 on plan drawn by a. dHemecourt on the
eleventh December, 1852, and deposited plan No.
IN the ofi1ce OF ). Msgner, notary Said lot mea-
sures 81 feet front Dearonde street by depth OF
10 Feet III inches and lines between parallel lines,
together with all the buildings and i'm prov ements
thereon consisting of double two story frame
house.
Also
TEN SHARES OF the Capital Stock OF the p
pie s Bank of New Orleans.
Terms-tor the stock cash; for the real estate
the purchaser to assume payment of two notes of
one thou END dollars each, dated the twenty sixth
October 1869 and PAYABLE respectively at o ne and
two from date, with six per cent iutere from
dare to maturity, and eight per cent interest after
maturity until payment and Tor the balance cash
United States treasury notes.
Act OF sale before ". J. Castell, notary public
at the Expense OF the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps.
mh5 IL 10 ap29
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ACTION SALES,

ACTION SALES.
By E. Girardey & Co.
LARGAND UNREsERvED SALE
At AUCTION
ON EASY ERMs AND LONG CREDIT, OF
CHOICE ENrRAI, COMMERCIAL AND
TELLING PROPERTY.
COMPRISING
sEVENTEE SPLENDID TWO, THREE and
FOuSTORY BRICK srORES.
Superior busesa locations, none safer as invest
ments, oaore reliable az productive rentsis.
Sitslsted IN u mes; commanding portions of the
city, On aral. Common, Camp, GrGvies.
Nasinei Tcpoupitoalas and
New Levee streets
ToeETER WITH RESIDENCES AND
DWELLINGS,
OF a,ppart and Royal streets.
AND UHoiG BUILDING SITES, IN THE
Fourth Disiet, East Bouhgny and Carrollton.
sUCCEsSlOl0F THE LATE HART NJ. SNIFF.
MRS. BAzIICE Shift, WIDOW OF HART
NJ. Sniff AID Is. Vs. Nrs. Emily L. Sniff turk.
SIT IN PARTITION.
Fourth Dstric;Coprt for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Is,12G
SUCCESsDN OF EDWARD SHIFT.
Second pistre Court fo- tie Parish Of Orleans
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SUGGESTIONS OF HANNAH LOUISE Riley
deceased, wife Of Rosemond Lorio Jr and of
Rossnond Lorio. Jr.
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StpcR q,

II SHARES It. Charles Hote. Company.
SHARES louisiana STATE Bank.
3 SR ARES hank OF Louisiana
IS SHAKES Ipelousas and Great Western Rail
ROAD Company
3 WATEKWBRRS BONDS of the cty.pf New
Orleans. to S-G0 eacn, bearing tivs per Gent IN
teyest.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Neville & Van Solingen.

AUCTION SALES.
BY Neville & Van Solingen.
SUCCESSION or JOHN G. ROBINSON.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE ri Ne RESIDENCES.
THREE ELEGANT BRIOE DWELLINGS ON
RAMPANT STREET.
TWO FINE RESIDENCES ON BASIN STREET
STABLE WIFE LARGE LOT On BASIN
STREET.
VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET. -.
TWO SHARES Or La vARIErE ASSOCIATION
TWO SHARES MECHANICS AND AGRIOUI.-
TURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION, AND SCRIPS
OF LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY C. E. Girardey & Co.

James j. Tarieton and e. E. Norton. Assignees OF
Given, Watts Il Co., bansrupts, VS.. W. E. Mar
shall, Assignee of P. M. Grant, bankrupt.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Charles e. Fortier.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THIS PARISH
ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE RIVER
BETWEEN vERRET AND OLIVIER
STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. z. Girardey e. Co.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY
SALE AT AUCTION

VALUABLE SECOND AND THIRD DIS
TRICr PROPERTY.
COMPRISING
STORES AND DWELLINGS, ETC, ONE,
TWO, THREE AND FoUR-6TORY BRICK.
IN GOOD LOCATIONS AND UNDER RE
MUNERATIVE RENTALS.
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SUCCESSION OF TIE LATE DOMINIQUE
LANATA.
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State OF Mississippi, Coahoma county, il Ohancery
| Court October Term, 1869.
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SCT IN PARTITION.

Fourth Djs.ric;Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No Il, 12G
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. T.. Girardey & Co.
STORE AND DWELLING NO. 1e NEW
LEVEE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF EINEL LEVY.

Second District Court TOR tire parish o. Orleans-No
y731l
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VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND,
WITH SUPERIOR BRICK BUILDINGS,
Completely Equipped with Steam Tyler Press
Well-Enown as the
"FASSMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
Succession OF the late Henry Fassuarr.
Second District Court for tce Parish @ Orleans.
No. 3Ol4e.
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Nc. 1880.

Second pistric Cougt fo- the Parish Of Orleans
Nc. 1880.
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A VI

SUCCESSOR OF EDWARD SHIFT.
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
VESTMENT.
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FIRST CLASS PROPERTY ON ST. CHARLES
STREET. CORNER OF ERATo FIRST
DISTRICT.
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THREE VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON ST
LOUIS STREET, ONE FORMING THE
CORNER OF ST. LOUIS AND RAMPANT
STREETS. AND BEING NOS. I66. l5s AND
leQ ST. LOUIS STREET.
POSITIVE SALE TO EFFECT A PARTI.
TION AMONG HEIRS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ANNE LAvIGNE,
Widow of Jean Baptiste Rivarde
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SALE OF wAREHOUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

UNITED STATEs CUsToMHousE.
Collectors Office, J
New Orleans. Marc is 1870
Rf NEVILLE IL VAN SALTNGEN.
- Auctioneers-The following goods having re-
NAMED in warehouse nncla med for more than one
year. or warehousoi for more than three years nj
and the regu latons OF the rrea ury Department AT
warehouse No ! Gus onhouse Building on FRI
DAY, April $. $50 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
l pale Cotton, l case containing Shot gun and
Seeds lOframes Tar Roofing. boxes Fin Plates |
case Books. Rubber Bali, box Samples, / bundle
Iooacco, case Porcelain, Cases Out Glass case
Books, case Sugar Cana cases Almonds / bale
Hemp Sacks box Dye, bundles Cotton Ties
WAREHCUSED OVER THREE YEARs
10 cases Wine, casks White Wine cask 81
keg Iron Buckles, bale Wooden Cloth, % baskets
PTune brandy, case Fell Hats.
Terms-Cash in god.
-,-o,o.,o,o JAMES F. CASEY,
hh-4 20 Is ~ IL APP 3 % Collector
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MRS. BAZIICE Shift. WIDOW OF HART
NJ. Sniff ard Is. Vs. Mrs Emily L. Sniff, Tutrix.
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SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN EASTMAN.

FRAME HOUSE. NO. III IRENE STREET
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AND oHoiG BUILDING SITES, IN THE
Fourth pisiet, Fssf Bou!gny and Carrollton.
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SUIT IN PARTITION.
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Second D.stric: Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1898.
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. e. Girardey & Co.

on Commerce street, 6s fact inches lires wl1e IN
by depth of los feet inches on the side line
toward julia and LOO feet inches IN depth OF
the dividing line toward st Joseph street; the I'M
proVemenbs comprising a two story Crlck warehouse
known as No s9 Commerce street, ana neetory
bui ding adj oning. 900
The three story brick bui ding No $50 New Leyee
street adioas the above property in the rear. Inc
lot measures q fee inches front on New LeYee
street by l09 feet ~ inches in depth.
This property Is well adapted Tor warehouslng or
II anusactuT;n g purposes. = 800 . =, -
ID TnHEtS CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in
the Flet District this city in the square bounded
by Magazine toucher, Ju'ia ano NJ Joseph streets,
oesignGtea by the Nos. l, = and ), measuring each
81 feet inches 61s lines front on Magazine street.
by 1T feet 10 inches lines depth, between parallel
lines. Tcnstber With the improvements thereon,
comprising & double one-7tory frame mouse, with
kitchen TO rear tenement, and stsoiing.
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For the stocks and bonds cash; and for the real
estate one quarter cash. tae remainder on credit
of one two and three yearsfor notes specially
cured By mortgage and vendors lien tine property
i'd bearing interest the rate Of eight per
per annum from the d9'e of sale until final pay
ineut the mortgage to conta the five per Cent at
torneys fee clause, ding he purchasers to pay in
the event hat the notes given in part payment
should have to be sued upon to euforce payment
thereof. The improvements to be kept sured ano
the policies transferred at the pa chasers expe nse
TO the vendors or holders of The notes. until final
payme mt of the notes The uDexpired portion OF
the present policies of nsurance to be refund. pro
rata to the vendors ny the pu asers and he taxes
for the yesr le69 and to the dsv OF sale to bs
sumed and pa ID over and above the price of adjudi
cation BY the purch asers.
Acts of sale, together with tbs United States in
ternal revenus stamps attached Ut Ina expense OF
the purchasers, before r. Charles Cuvelier. notary
public nh23 ADS ie "a D
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SSsSS
@"s a'~ a"a"'s gsa'ea"*
Dec. 80.

IA few more embarkations in the matrimonial
ship
OF Cupid, Hymen & Co., and thsreT not be
single chip
Of any block remaining. Of our bachelors
who can tell,
When SO many of them prove perfect sell.
A few, tbs true, rare qualities possess,
And have bright social prospects. Still, we
must confess
That times will change, and with them change
the men;
And oft repeated is the sigh, "Alas, it might
have been"
As wOman's oOnundrum, or riddle, as you
choose,
We give it up, preferring much to lose
Our reputation as aguessist, upon a safer prop
csition. Alas, we fail
In all attempts to tear away the veil
Which hides the future. So, as the door of II
swings open,
We Will cen enter, accepting every token
OF prosperity with gratitude, and bow sub
missive to the will
Which leads US in afiiction's paths, until
Our work is done.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-30
week of Prayer.

The an 1ual Week of Prayer, as arranged by
the Evangelical Alliance of the United States,
commences on the lst of January, 1871. The
Evangelical denominations throughout the
country, viii therefore spend the first week oi
the new year in prayer. The revivals which
followed the week of prayer, last year, are con-
sidered proof of the efficiency of this kind Of
worship Hon. WIN. E.Dodge, President of the
Alliance, aud Rev DIR. Noah h. SchencH
Chairman of the Executive Committee, have
issued the folloWin ing programme, substantially
the same as that issued b. the Evangelical Al
lance in foreign countries for the week;
SUNDAY, Jan I.-Sermons Subject: Inspi-
ration of the Holy Scriptures; its suficiencyI
and sole authority for religious faith and prac-
tice.
MONDAY, Jan. 2-Prayer-Grateful review
of the past, calling for renewed confidence and
for increased devoteduess; humiliation fer the
worldliness of the church, and for national sins
provoking divine judgments.
TUESDAY, Jan 3.-Prayer for nations; for all
in authority; for soldie-s and sailors; for all
who have suffered in recent war, and for the
blessings of peace.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Prayer for the con-
version of children; for Sunday Schools aud all
seminsries of lean Aiug, and for the raising up
of more laborers in Christ's service.
THURSDAY, Jan. prayer for the outpour-
ing of the Holy Spilit on all who profess and
call themselves Christians; for the increase oil
of charity; and of all aFectionate communion
and cooperation among all in every land who
love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity.
FRIDAY, Jan. 6-Prayer for the circulation
ofthe Word of God; for blessing on religious
literature; for an end of religious persecution,
and for the removsl of all hindrancss to the
pread of the Gospel.
81. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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SATURDAY, Jan. Prayer for Christian
missions; for the conversion of the world, and
for ''ths glorious appearing of cur Lord Jesus
Christ"
SUNDAY, Jan. S.-ssrmOns- Faith
Hope and LoVe-essential witnesses for the
Truth"
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WE prese at the Journal Junior again to our
readers,as reminder of the New Year, and trust
they viii appreciate it. To all we extend the
congratulations Of the New Year, wishing them
joy contentment, peace and prosperity.
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or Not-As 1t Happens.

What care we new for 20. 1t is past,
Aad with the past let's make it fast
In tines s-eat sepulchre. If from it though
We can get bread, which first IS dough,
And save the baking, then tbs well
When this is done, toll once the knsn
Aud seal the volume. Clear now the sight,
To sweep the present sky with vision blight,
Aud LON the Uufathomed vaults OF II
Steal sec-e cts, if it eau be done.
We plead not gaze prophetic, for rs known
That prophets have no honor while at home,
And if we seek foreign land for fame,
We ape class who live but in a name.
In looking round, as people some times do,
TAsee what's going on and learn thing or
two,
We find some prospects bright, others grown
dim aud DINNER
Which will, ere long, to night and darkness
simmer.
Our business men make trade study. This
they know
Prepares them o. to reap where unskjlled
L A0ers SOW.
They say, aud hearing you'll believe,
That as for them, they never could deceive.
Exceptions spling from every general Iule.
As sure as man. sels-w.se, will tain prove a
fool
This p nciple, hows'er, must seek another
realm
For applicat en-, to class Of business men.
We have society, or at least had once
TIL this and that one tried to play the Ounce
By getting married. But then, as all will own
That tbs not good for msn to live alone,
We should not murmur. Yet, tis always sad
And spoken truly, that when men and maidens
wed,
They from the world recede, and by such sad
den joy deluded,
Pursuade themselves that from society they
should remain secluded.
PRINTING AT REASONABLE P
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NEWS ITEMS.

Ducrot has sailed out Of Paris on the wings
of the wind. Concert of action may now be
secured between the armies of France, in an
other effort to raise the siege of Paris. The
Germans are finding rather more hard work
than they anticipated, and cold weather ma
terially adds to the Uuplesssntness of theirtask
Phillips Academy, at Exeter, N. H, totally
destroyed by an inesEdiary FIRE on the 18th
was one of the oldest and best preparatory
schools in New England. It was founded and
literally endowed in April, 1881, by John
Phillips, L. L. D., native of Andover, Mass,
who, on reaching manhood, removed to Exeter
and made that town his residence. It is the
oldest institution of lealning established by
State authority in New Hampshire, Dartmouth
College having been chartered by royal grant
in 1863. The charter Of the Academy was ex-
tremely liberal, and all its property was exempt
f,om taxation forever. The endowment Of
Mr.. Phillips was sS5,OOO, very large sum for
the time.
, 1870-03-25

>p.-.'
Sacramento 81, s v cor OF Sixteenth st, % 40
acres; Dec. /, 1863. .