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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-14
Tho Press Fishing for Oflcinl Opinions Upon
the Ire aty -Sr john 4. Macdonald X ciuses
"a he Guest! oueL.

TORONTO, June 13, 1871.
The Dddy Teregrdph contains the following
Since his return from washington Sir John A.
Macdonald has been repeatedly called upon by the
opposition press to give utterance his views ana
to define his position. This he has steadily refused
to do for the simple reason that 1t would be
improper and injudiclous for him or any
other member CT the Commission to discuss
the matter IN public before action has been taken
upon 1t Dy the imperial authorities. IL has, how.
ever been stated by several OF the government
organs that Sir John would consider himself at
liberty TO speak as soon as Mr.. Gladstone had
brought the subject up III the House or Commons,
and as as that body had moved IN the matter.
TINS Will robably be done within tie next .ew DAYS,
and Sir John Will then be III position TO break the
silence which, under the circumstances was bind
ing upon hun. lie Ia Teced M THIS city III few
days and public meeting VIII be called to receive
him.
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TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
The London limos Looks Upon the Treaty as
Paragon Of treaty.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. June IL, 1871.
The London Times OF to-day says an EDITORIAL
"The discussion yesterday IN the House OF Lords
once more shows that the advantages OF the Treaty
OF Washington greatly Overbalance ITS deficiencies.
We admit that to Yield everything to concilate an
opponent Is unwise but the American Commission
ers also receded from their original demands. The
machinery OF arbitration is satisfactory, ana the
claims on both sides could hardly be settled In a
better way.
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HE RlOuHLYN PARK [QnN.Ssl0a.
Einanccs-.A statue OF Wa.hinyton Irving to
be Ersc ed in tse Park.

be Ere ed in tac Park.
The Brooklyn Board OF PAX Com nissioners held
their regular monthly session last evening ut their
rooms, Court street, NJ. James s. I. Strana-
haa in the chair The reports Of the various
officers were received Tie expenditures dur.
ing the month OF May amounted to s2l4,77i,
the receipts were 10,300 leaving bal
ancc OF si,0H6 on hand. The cietary was
ordered 10 make requtsition upon the CITY LOT
S200,VU0 Tor PARK purposes. The Legislature placed
to the credit ol this Commission Tor Tue ABOVE puI
pose thus year s5oo,0uo OF when amount out
SlUo,0jo has been expended. letter from ex-Cc@s
pyessmar Denias Barnes vas read, setting forth
that he hal a colossal bust OF Washington Irving
when he was desirou5 OF presenting 10 .he boafd,
that they might place IL IN Prospect PARK. lhe
Lxecntlye Committee were directed TO perfect the
necessary arrangements for the inauguration OF SAID
riatue Will due ceremonies on Saturday, 2lth lust.
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The Cri;iSl, Fleet IN American Waters 10 be
Redu ed.

HALIFAX, June IL, ISL.
The recorder gives. ON good authority, a report
that after the treaty ratified BY Great Britain the
naval command on this station will be reduced TO q
commodorcship, and Halifax Will no longer be q
rendezvous for war vessels. 1t further says that
Lord John Hay, now member OF the Admiralty Is
to bc The iirst commodore.
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the TREATY IN TIE NEW DOMINION.
Canada EucrscticaIiy Protesting Against tho
Fishery Clauses.

Carada theoretically Protesting Against tho
Fishery Clauses.
QUEBEC June IL, 1871.
The Hon. II. l.. Langevin, Secretary Of State for
Canada, in public address here to-day alluded 10
the Treaty Of Washington. He stated that the cana.
dian government had energetlcaly protested to the
home government against the clauses con.
corning the fisheries. The reply of the
British government was that the interests
OF the empire required that the Commits
sioners should sgn the treaty: but that the right OF
the Dominion to reject the clauses affecting It's in
terests was reserved. he assured ms hearers that
the Canadian government was perfectly Tree and
untramnelled and would show that 1t was when
the subject came before the Canadian Pariialnert
1t renamed for the imperial government to show
why the Objectionable clauses should De accepted
aud what inducements there were for Canada to
acuulesce in them.
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The Yacht En-. s,putress.

The schooner yacht Enchantress was at Naples on
the ed of May, and expected TO leave tho day fol.
lowing for Malaga. She had rough passage from
Tgnis ana lost man overheard. Her b0atswain
was killed while at runs in sending down u top.
mast in gale oil wind.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY Club.
Second Day of the Spring Meet
ing at jerome Park.
~~>>~>N~~>~~~~~-~~->>~
THE FIRST FAMILIES PRESENT /.
~>~~>><~~~~>>>~~~~~>>~~N~
Pen and Ink Sketches of the Pa
irons of the Turf.
~~-~-~o~~~~~~~~~>-~~>~>~~~
TIE FIRST PARALLELS PRESENT
TIE TOILETS OF THE LADIES.
Five Races on a Heavy
Track.

Preakness the Winner Of the Westchostsr Cup,
Belmont Of tho Selling Sweepstakes for AL
Ages, Victory of the Lille and Ihzee-qrar-
ter fash. idaho Of tho Three-year-o.d
Selling Sweepstakes, and julius
OF the Hurdle Face
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Tho horses mad n fine send-ofY, uelmhold cutting
out the work, preakness and Gienelg making walt
Ing race, running side ana SIDE. AS they passed ~
tho stand Helmbold led about five lengths. the
others head ana head. As they ran around the
this way they passed around to the blum, with the
daylight undilnnisned. They then wheeled 10 the
right and again TO the lett into the lower turn with
no perceptDie difference between the horses Helm.
bold coming on the home trech four lengths IN
M M, S same and Went
lnler the string with helmbol three lengths In
front. the other two with their heads gether
The pace was now sharpened, llembCld leading
three lengths around the upper turn. As they came
down to ths blum Preakhcss and Giencls moved up
closer to helmbo.d, and the race began IN earnest
The pace was forced AS they Circled around to the
rlgnt past The hafrlc pole Hemoold was two
lengths III IRON. oil Glenelg, who was bali length
In advance OF Preahness. The horses then passed
out OF sight Ior several seconds, and wncn next seen
Oh the lower turn lemsoid was three lengths
ahead of Prcakuess, the latter being one length IN
ftont OF GleAel9 In this way they entered me home
sIfe,ch, when BON Genelg an freakne cut
loose, ana IN one hundred yards were side anu
side VITA HenOoid The latter was soon beaten,
and the struggle was commenced or mastery ne
tween Preakness and Gienelg shake mp o. Freak
ness ny his sklliul jockey, haywood, finally brought
him TO the front, aud he came II wilmer by
boil. When Preakne3s came back 20 tie stand for
the Jockey 10 be weighed lie was hailed with fousng
cheers BY the crowd Tue time o. Inc Two mites am
quarter w;s l5ia, which was really good Lmc,
considering the heavy condition OF tie trac. Geneg
THE SECOND RACE.
SELLING SwEEl srAkEs-All a~cs; S95 entrance,
play or pay S. added; hoises to be SOLD for $1,000;
carry appropriate weights; $500 allowed los, $500
II los one iLie ana quarter the winner to he sold
at auction.
ID. MCDANIEL entered b. c. Belmont by Lexington,
dam Alabama, years Old. 500 l
w. struggled entered b. c. QuiniarJ, by liver
ston, dam by Omeara, years Old, $5u0. ...... 2
d. SgigegI entered b. 4. Musketaer by LeXiug-
ton, dam HcresS, years Old $780,.
b. q. THOMAS entered b. m. Iaara, by Austria
Ian, dam Lazy Taylor, years oli s70}.......
Jose;h Donohue entered br. h. i!arbnIer. by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler, Years old, $500 D
Hunter " Travers entered cl. C. kaiogran by
censor, dam Maud, years old $500. ......... @
Time 2:le.
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morse x2uo out or me STAKES; two and o quarter
miles: closed with twelve entries.
NJ. II. SANFORD entered b. G. PreaKness, by Lexlng-
ton dam Bay Leaf. years old ............... ]
August belmont entered b. h. Genclg, by Citsdel,
dam Bapta, years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w. X. Babcock entered Oh. h. Helmbod, by Aus
tralian, dam Lavender, years old. ............ 8
Time 4:l54.
THE BETTING.
Glenel9 ....S3l0 900 COG 400 coo 400 42o
Helmbod :. $50 500 $40 400 go 400 400
Preakness,. :. 10 $50 220 $50 $50 200 100
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THE SECOND TRor


FIRST Ufuf.-Nnjcr Allen had the pole, NOnesuch
FL White, III. W. Genet, Colonel Lakeman ana Belle
Strickland IN the order named. SIX attempts were
made they got away, and then very uneyenly
Belle Strickland leading Ed White second, III. W.
Geuet tnlrl aud W rest IN a buncn, with Lakemau
last. Rounding the tErn Bclie SlllCkaul opeped
the daylight to iully length, Ed White Keeping his
place ana clipping II al pretty gait AT tue Quarter
pole, In tnrtYsevcn seconds, Beiie was TWO lenIths
In front, Ma OF Allen sec0ni, Ed White having made
q bad break Nonesuch fourth, II. w. Genet ith and
La eiIian SIXTH tue latter evidently having colsid'
Grady less speed Imam tue others. Down tue back
stretch matters began 10 change. MAJOR Allen went
along with rush and shooting Dy Belle strickland,
took the post Of honor, passing tile hali-mile
pole one length in the leai, 6ut immediately
ter leaving this point he went iuio the air, aiid
Genet, WHO was dong excellent work ana hal
previously assumed second position, weat 10 tue
mont, after severe struy -lc but I'd White, trot-
ting beautifully, kept him veil 10 bis work. None
suca was l0urtn ana the rest IN sucn Ounch IL was
almost impossible 10 determine walch had the adj
vantage Entering the homeslretcn the sight was
very enectlye. FL White and honesuch epdeavYring
10 attain Aist place. but lt was abortive, II. ".
Genet winning the heat by nalf length, I'd White
second, >oDesuch third Belle strickland fourth,
Major Allen fifth and Colonei Lakcman siXth, Time,
2.2Jh
Nc0nd uJdt.--H. W. Genet was now In demand,
Uut few veptureJ ~ heL aG,jnat RaaaA fair send
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The Sllvie, the winning yacht, II q centreboard
schooner OF New London buld, 100 tons, Old inca
surement, and carries 1,S0T eet OK canvas. She WAS
once the property or Commodore Dodge. OF New
YORK, and was purchased by AIR C.. y. Whittier OF
TINS city, last year. She IS one Of The most bcauti.
iu as wei a. one OF the spec ileSt vessels In The
saullrOu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
BY Charles Z. Forter.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE SECOND Am
THIRD DISTRICTS.
RCLALIB LABORDE, WIPE OF T. G. SANDER,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF THE SUCCESSION or
WIDOW B. LABORDE VS.. HEIRS OF B. LAB
ORDE. FOR PARTITION
Secoud District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a 30l.


RY CHARLES 4. PORTER. AUCTION.
NV eer-Ghi Is Nc; Is Exchange place THURS
Royal street Auction Excnanse, formerly the
Bank of Louisiana at the OF Royal and Cont
streets, will be sold at public auction, by virtue Of
Judgment rendered by the Honorable Louis Duv-
gneaud Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. OH the tenth Of February. 1871
ana signed on the fifteenth Of February. 1871 the
l: A CERTAIN LGT 6P GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate OH
rreNchmen street, between Victory and MOreAu
streets i'll the Third District Of this city; said lot
measures in American measure, forty-two feet
seven inches. and fOur-eiShths OF line front
Frenchmen street, by 1T feet inches and five
saShths OF u line in depth between parallel lines.
hS Of WITH all the
improvements thereon. situate in the new fau-
SoIrs Marigny in this city, designated by the Nc.
Anthony and 9irOd Streets and measures, i'll French
measure 80 feet front st. Anthony street by l2o
j. cSRTAiS LOT OF or GROUND ND. with all the
improvements thereon, situate in the new tau-
1ours Aarisny. of this city, designated by the No.
on 81. Anthony street, between Urquhart and Girod
streets, by l27 feet 10 inches aud lines depth,
4. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situate in the fau-
bourg Marisny, Of this city. designated by tho No.
American measure, 80 feet front on ST. Anthony
street, between Urqullart and Grod streets, by III
S. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
rights, ways and advantages belonging, situated
in the Second District of this city, IN the square
bounded by CarrOlltOn avenue st. Louis, st. James
and Cont streets, designated by the No II. Said
lot measures 30 feet front st Louis street by
ITO feet inches and lines in depth and forms the
corner OF st. Louis and st. James streets.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance at
one and two years. in equal installments for notes
secured by vendors privilege, and special mortsas
On the property sold bearing. eight per cent inter
est per .nnum from date to payment, the buildings
to be insured for the amount OF the notes and to
be transferred to plaintiff for account of whom it
may concern, the purchaser to pay attorneys fees
fixed at iveper cent, in ease OF suit to enforce
payment OF the notes. Said fees be secured like
the notes, and the purchaser to assume all taxes
for ls1l
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps.
mill am
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PY WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIONEEK,
April l. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange basement rOtunda of the st
Charles Hotel, will BIZ sold at public auction, by
virtue of a Judgment in partition rendered by the
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the above
entitled suit, rendered tenth February 1871 and
signed sixteenth February, 1871, the following real
l. ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
District Of this city, forming the of Orange
tiers Oate New Lsvee), TchoupitOulas, Race and
Orange streets designated by the No s. on plan
made by c: A. de Arnas on May 3, 1859, and de-
this city, according to which plan the said lot
measures u feet inches and 4 lines front on Pc
feet inches and lines on the line dividing it
from lot No. 5, and So feet inches and line on
the rear line.
The buildings and improvements consist of
one-story frame and one story brick building,
known as No. 494 Peters street, used as a coffee
oS ana adl9 Din the Star Cotton Press
ana Improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
district OF this city, forming the corner OF Joseph.
M, IN, ana Constance streets in the square bounded
oy Constance Qate Live Oak). Magazine Josephine
and st. Andrew streets, and is designated by the
No: l. on a plan drawn by II. Moellansen, April !,
l847, and deposited in the Office Of 7. 0. Stark,
notary in this city, and 30 feet, II inches
and lines front on Constance street by lO3 feet
inches and lines in depth aud front on Josephine
The buildings and improvements thereon consist
of a two-story frame double tenement building
known as No. 3l7 Constance street, containing
seven rooms ON each side, sheds, csterns, etc. The
corner is occupied as grocery, and the side ad-
joining as a fancy store.
Terms and ConditiOns-One- fourth cash balance
on credit of one, two aud three wears. pavahe in
the notes of the purchasers, Ia equal
installments, with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from the date Of sae nm.
til final payment, secured BY mortgage on the prop
erty sold mortgage TO contain the clause Of ave
per cont attorneys fees In Of suit; the prop.
lcts ~ sele ana DATED 1tatss revenue staupe
Ssecre Joee2h Oehn. notary public. & t. eypsase
~ ~ p01e4aoo9A hi l11S1eepl
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NIONlTlON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
ORLEANS, No. 2O64.


ORLEANS, No. 2o64
Il these presents sliail come, greetings Where's.
Jean Pierre Corne having purchased for the sum Of
five hundred and seventy-five dollars, at q sale
property herein described has applied to this court,
in which Office the deed Of sale WAS recorded en-
the day OF It'll t. fS or ac N x
Legislature of the state Of Louisiana Of 1870 being
act No. Sc, from section 1919 to 1880, inclusive.
interested herein. are hereby cited and ID
monished, in the name of the State Of Lou
The Of Of ss up nT
right title or claim in and to the property herein
after described, in consequence ofany informality
which the sal sale made, any rregularity Or
illegality in the apprasements and advertisements
in time OF manner Of sale or for any 1ths. defect
from the day this mOnitOn is first inserted in The
public paper, why the sale 90 made should not b
The said property was sold by the Sheriff Of tho
parish aforesaid on the seventh day Of December. A.
1872 BY virtue Of decree dsv =, 1s tn.
1853 in the suit entitled Denis Cronan vs. Eugene
Parrenin, No. 1854 of the docket Of this court, ct
for the price OF five hundred and seventy-6ve dol
lars cash.
Description of property. as given in the judicial
A certain lot of ground, situated in the Third
District Of this city, in the square bounded BY
Ct aNlUt MduucNlAc anu TTUSpcE otEeet0s
measuring thirty-two feet front on Margny street,
by depth and front on st. Avide street of one
hundred and twenty -four feet six inches and three
lines, between parallel lines and forming the cor
ner of said Marigny and ST. Avide Streets to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Clerks Office, Seventh District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, this twentieth day Of February.
1871.
(Signed) T. WHARTON COLLENS,
Judge Of the Seventh District Court for the parish
OF Orleans.
true copy:
H. j. DUssOR, Deputy Clerk. fe24 NH 17A
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RY NASH & HODGSON-W. HOD0.
ID sor. Auctioneer-Ofice No. 10 Gravier street.
Gu SATURDAY. March II, 1871. at twelve o'clock
NJ at the St. Charles Auction Exchange in the base.
ment rOtunda Of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue
aud in pursuance Of an order of the Hon. Louis Du
vigneaud Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated December 81, 1870
docket No. g, 1l5 for account OF the succession
Of John George Gebhardt, deceased, at public auc
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, with the improve
ments thereon, situatedI in the Third District of
this city, in the square bounded by Urquhart
ClOuet, Feliciana and Where streets, designated
as Nos. ii to ~ inclusive, measuring follows,
to wit: Lot No. II measuring 81 feet front COuet
street, by depth Of III feet inches and lines
and fronting Where street forming the corner of
Clouet and Where streets. Lots Nos II to a. in.
elusive measure each 81 feet front on Feliciana
lot No. II forming the OF Where and
feciana streets, and No. % forming the corner of
Urquhart and Feliciana Streets all between par
alel lines, American measure, according to nan
made by Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated January
a. 1871.
The improvements consist of a two story
frame house on lot No. q, containing four rooms
has twoscisterns, sheds, water closets etc.
Terms-One-half cash in United States treasury
cent interest and special mortgage with vend9r,s
privilege from date until paid the mortgage to en-
brace the clause Of five per cent for attorneys fees
in case OF suit; the improvements to be kept fully
insured, and the policy transferred to vendor. In
addition to which the purchasers win sssnme Nj
ta1es for tho year 1o5Q
Aets q sale, together with the stamps. q TIE or
pease q tho purchaser beSees ". }. CasteA neeary
puehc' ~ IN nhA II
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MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS, No. 1858.

OF ORLEANS. No. 1868.
vUVHE STATE OF LOUISIANA. TO ALL WHOM
Nelson McStea, having purchased for the sum q
the Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans the property
herein described. has applied to this court, il
sixteenth day of February. 1871, for monitor OF
advertisement in conformity to an act Of the Legs
lature Of the State Of Louisiana Of 1870 being act
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter-
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonished, in
District Court for the parish Of orie.ns
who set UP any right, title or claim in and to
the property hereinafter described, in consequence
ment Of the court under which the sale was mads,
or any irregularity or illegality in the appraise
%snt in time or manner Of sale. or for any Sthss
days from the day this monition 10 FIRST inserted in
the public paper: why the sale 20 made should not
The said property was sold by the Sheriff Of The
parish aforesaid on the twenty eighth day Of Do
cember. A. D. 1870. in the suit entitled Nelson Ne
HteA vs.. bmma K. SQuires and her husband, NA
1858 Of the docket Of this court. at which sols
Nelson McStes became the purchaser for the pricp.
of eight thousand dollars
Description of property, as Tven in the iud;~;>I
vile certain square Of ground situated in Green
IN .nnt Of M
plan drawn By Benjamin Bni.son, surveyor, under
measures three hundred (3OO) feet front on Chesf-
nut street, the same front on Walnut street. I've
hundred and fifty ESQ feet front Anna street,
and the same front on Louisa street.
Together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, and all the rights ways. privileges an1
sppurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any Use
appertaininS
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant BY Rnrcha.e from Mrs. Martha Lucinda Poolo.
act passed before Andrew Hero Jr., notary pubHo
in this city dated twenty sixth June, 1853.
1871.
,(Signed) T. WHARTON COLLENS,
Judge OF the Seventh District Court for rho nari,s
of Orleans.
A true COPY:
H. j. DUssoR. Deputy Clerk.
fe2lmhl 1872
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH o.
ORLEANS.

vTvHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL "H01
i These presents shall come-Greeting
Whereas, Edward C. Billings, having purchase
c1..a s.s hs mad: by the
applied to the clerk Of this court, in whose once
the deed of sale was recorded on the seventh Gay -
conformity to sections 237o to 1850 inclusive q =
act Of the Legislature Of the state OF LouisauAb
being No: IS Of session acts Of 1870
Now, therefore, know ye, and all persons lnttr
ested herein, are hereby cited and adm0Msnee, -
the name Of the State of Louisiana and q IT,
who can set up any right title or claim in and -
the property hereinafter described, in cOnsequeDee
Of any informality in the order decree OF
Of the court under which the sale was made, or any
irreguarty or illegality in the appraisoments an0
advertisements. In time or manner OF sale, or any
days from the date this %ontion Is first inserte Is
the public papers, why the sale 10 made should mos
be confirmed and mO'ogated.
parish aforesaid on the twenty-eighth dayof JAMS
ary, d. 1870 by virtue Of an order of this court
in suit entitled Joseph Francois Avet W. Auguste
Couture, No 232a2 Of the docket Of this court, =
which sale Edward Z: Billings lnH became the pur-
Description Of property, as given In the Judicial
conveyance, viz
A certain piece portion of ground, together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and appurtenances thereof, and n
the rights, ways, servitIdes, privileges and 81
vantaSes thereuntO belonging, situated in tho
Third district Of this city, in the square bounded
by Esplanade Johnson Kerlerec and Galvez streets,
forming part OF the lot OF ground designated by the
letter CO. on a plan drawn by J. A. d'Hemeceurt.
1855, which piece or portion Of ground measures,
American measure, ninety feet front ON Esplanade
street, commencing at distance of one hundred
and twenty feet from the of johnson street,
by depth of one hundred and ninety three feet six
inches and two lines, between equal and parable!
lines; being the same property which the defendsns
acquired by purchase from plaintiff, per act Paase0
before Selim Magner, notary public in this city.
dated June l, 1858.
New Orleans, February II, 1871.
PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
FRANK {. RRx1CK. clerk. fel3 mh7 10