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the completion Of an enterprise 60
importan to the welfare Of the State,
and which has so long been her cher
ishsd undertaking. We commend the
report tc tile careful perussl OF our
readers. '... -.
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49, 1t is said the question of
the prolonga,ion of the powers OF
Thiers as chief executive will I've al
lowed to 90 by default. The siege
of Paris will be raised on the 18th
instant. The Government will
soon introduce in the Assembly
bills against the International So
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Mr.. P. P. ToALE's NEW OrFlcI
.SD SALES RooNs.--We arc happy tt
inform our readers that their old ac
quainancc, Mr.. P. ?. Toalc, while
continuing his manulactu,y OF doors
Sa>hcs Blinds, etc, on Glorlbeck's
Wharf, Charleston, S C., has opened
y handsome Office and extensive Sales
rooms 1T No. 20 iavno Street, where
they will find it more convenient to
call on him when they visit the city
The Sales rooms extended
to No 80 Pinckney Street, where
there is another entrance. Send and
got new and extended price list d
latest styles, &c. SEC advertise
mcnt.
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The Conservative Victory in Char.
lesion.

| ~oS ie' SS "'StJSA'y "A@A ""'>
Conservative victory has been achiev'
in the Iate Charleston municipal elec
tion is alike unexpected and crafty
ing. The Republican Journals frank
Ily. admit their defeat. and recommend
! acalm acquie>co"coi in the result. In the
meantime they endeavor to find some
solarc in Specializing upon the causes
which led to the unexpected reverse
Clicf among these they advert to the
party schism. and especially to the
rrcpondcrancc of that party faction
(which controlled the nominating con.
venlions, and placed upon the Repub
lican ticket, men unfit for Office, and
who should have been Dictated =. t.
their torch-lght professions, which
of Pandrmonium," and which dis
graccd tho city and disgustcd good
men of all mcn-to weakness and IN
efficiency in the party organization
and management. which comportco
we'll with the weakness of the ticker
put forth. On the contrary the Con
Srryatives were thoroughly organized
and worked earnestly and faithfully
Above all the g. nservativcs brought
to bear al amount OF pressure, IT,
social aud business pruscri p,ion, which
was overwhelming and carried over
to their ra:,ks all OF the lim:d ard
wavcring. The Conservatives adop!
ted the blue ticket and watched lo>elI
all w,.o came tothc p Ills. They thus
exercised u pressure Of public opinion
which was Irresistible. 1t is besides
charged that they expended their
thousands in baying. up votes, AID
thus turned some five hundred to the
support Of their candidate.
Whatever may have been the causes
of the large accessions to the Conser.
vativc ranks, there is very little dou ht
that their future ascendancy can tc
as easily assured, and future triumphr
us easily achieved, hy the samo ear
nest and effcctual, efforts. Their pIa.
ccs Of business were closed, private
interest was made to yield to the
! public good, and standing around the
polls from morning till night, they
not only voted themselves but saw
that others should exercise tho same
right OF suffrage. They won the vic.
tory becansc they deserved. to win,
and had neglected no means which
might ensure success. "
The example Of Charleston is full
Of hope, and commends itself to tie
consideration of the true men Of tho
State everywhere. ltls reflection
upon our manhood-upon our intclli-
gence and capabilities-that weshouiI
suffer the stranger and the adven'nrcr
to rule US 10 our own undoing. What
is our boas:cd civilization, if it is pow.
crIcss to give the means for our own
protection. We; have ourselves to
blame in a great measure, for our un'
fortunate condition. We owe it tn
our apathy, our past supincnecss. Let
us take counsel from tho Charleston
election, and following tn" examples
Of. our fir end. press on 10 the glorious
victory, to which the exercise Of the
Same earnest ctorts will undoubtedly
lead us. '.'.." '. '.'. 1"'1. .,
| ..., -..,:.-. ~. r.. :. o.. .r. pr.
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MoNEY-ORDEa OFFICE.-The fol-
lowing is correct list Of tho money
order offices in South Carolina: Abbc'
Vile, Camden, Beaufort, Anderson,
Charleston, Chcraw, Chcs,er, Goium'
hia, Darlington, 'Grcenville, Laurens,
Spurtauburg Sumter, Yorkville.
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~ This is the holiday season
and several of our citizens, with the''
fo'ilies, are luxuriuting in the noun
tains. The "cant-get.aways" are
still in the mujority.
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TERMS. Three dollars year, in ad-
vance.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
lime than six months.
= Transien: advertisements are charged
FOR at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and Fifty
GENES for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persoiis advertising by
the quarter or by The year.
aG% All obituary notices and tributes
OF. respect are charged for ut the usual
rates Of advertising. ,...' ....
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nD- The pa crs arc still fnll of the
details Of the New York ferry boat
.xpl sion. The number Of deaths
amount to near one hundred.
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t1c Messrs. Il. W. Aiken, G ".
Watts and J. II. Furman, raised
through Columbia, on Friday, on
their way to Georgia Us delegates
from the State Agricultural and Ne.
cbanical Society to tho agricultural
meeting u. Macon.
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nsa- All persons desiring to get a
good cotton gin will read the advcr-
tlScment of Mr.. john Enright, aud
apply to him forthwith. ., ..
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DRY WEATHER il still prevailing
very generally in our District
though, somo sections were fa' ored
with good rains on Saturday last.
Pie crops in some SECTIONS have
hcen materially injured by the
drought. 49,
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&c. The New York N'r"" pre-
scnts a hopcfuIvir of the Democrat
ic chances in the next Presidential
election.
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Greenville Female College

Greenville Female College.
X; Rev. w. i. 'sHi MASiY, ID. supcr;n'end'ts
YHYHE next annual session Of this Ilf-
y slituliun will beglf on Wedp pes-
day, the 9th ot September, and continue
forty weeks. :.
Every department will be found fully
organized and equipped. = yFi..." .
The M,sic DrI.ar;lnent Is in charge OF
Professor NJ. G.. DECAMPS, aided by
competent assistants. '.,
The Department of. Drawing ard
raintiuy Is committed to Prnfes a H.
iBERT GUEKkY, whose taste and skill
have WON the highest conmrndation.
RutCs '0f Tuition per session Of Jsrc
| months inrariodiy in olrancc.
| English coursr. r.."...:...."..SIS 10 80 "V
| I.aryCapcs. Cach. .."...".........l "u
Music OH Gui;arOr Piuli".."..........2 w
! EUca a|iZatu w
, DIawins and Fa.nling ng....,.".."......20 O!'
Incidental E%renscs.............. 3o
Bt,arding in College. ge......,......."......62 81
Eor further details, apply .Ior circulars
! to .a : Prof. G.. Fl. JCDSON,
Aug &c, 1871 lit Grccuvillc, sc.
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re- Congratulations are pouring
into Charleston from all quarters or
the result Of her recent election.
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20 Al. who. may want 10 Pll9. aSe|
! COTTON GINS.

THE subscriber having made ar.
rangemcnts with some of the
most prominent manufacturers of
COTTON GINS, is now prepared to
supply all who may want to purchase,
at.the shortest uotice, aud 0n' the
most reasonable terms. al! who are
ir want Of Cotton Gins would do well
to examine his Gins before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ~. .}'...7' ..',
.-.' = John Enright.
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1t is recommended hy The Board
;lat tie I IN missioner my no teach.
vrs where the law Las not hec,h strict.
Iy i"IIowca by the Trustees. See
Sections 90 and "a, Act Of March 6,
1871, ......s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27
By 8. Guinault.
BY s. Guinault. M
SUCCESSION OF LEWIS W. LYONS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1885.

RY g. GUINAULT, AUCTTONBRR-OFFICR
- corner Exchange alley and Bienville street
SATURDAY, May y, 1871. win be sold, 1T twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL
street, late Bank OF Louisiana corner Of Cont and
Royal streets, by virtue OF order from the Hon.
Orable the Second District Court tor the parish Of
Orleans, dated April S, 1870, the following landed
Twelve TWEIvs LOTS OF GROUND, with the Improve
parish Of Jefferson, designated by tho Nos to II,
inclusive. of square No. 81, which u bounded by
Peters avenue. Perrier, Octavia and Prytania
streets, as per the original plan Of nonkerville,
drawn by B. Buisson and W. T. Thompson, survey.
ors, the twenty third March, $780, and Deposited
in the office Of James Graham, notary in the city
of New Orleans. - ntEs fss. -
Lots Nos. to 6, inclusive, measure each q feet
inches front on Peters avenue, BY depth, be-
the corner Of Peters avenue and Perrier street. lot
No. Z forms the corner Of Peters avenue and Priv.
tania street. and measures q feet Z inchoe ana
lines front on former, by depth and front ON the
latter Of l28 feet between parallel nee; and lots
Nos. to II, inclusive, measure each 20 feet ront
on Prytania street, by depth, between parallel
lines, OF 100 feet inches; lot No. II forming the
corner Of Octavia and Prytania streets The Whole
aereeably to plan to be exhibited 1t the Rx-
Terms--O ne.third cash, and the balance upon
credit Of one and two years. for Hotes baarinr
mortgage and eight per cent interest mon datc
until paid In Gaze Of judicial proceedings TOR the
recovery Of any Of said notes. tho laWyere ICES
fixed at five Per cent, to be paid by the purchsser
. Act Of sale before Joseph CuvflHer notary pub-
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser Including the
United states stamps - well - the taxes for the
running year 1870. sp5e my4 II 10 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27
lzspnrcr AND souAaz Or oleusp n
BsPIANADE .srnxEr.
SUCCESSION Or cYPRIsn DuPouR
Second District Court for the parish Il Orleans
No. a, 49,
RY G: =; eIRARpEY = CO.. AZ,

RY G. e.: GIRARDEY & CO.. AuC.
No. II Exchange Place-SATTRDAY, April y, is7i
Royal Cam. sn
aud Customhouse streets in this city Of Rev
Orleans, BY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
the Second District Court for tle parish Of Orleans
dated March IS, 1871, aud rendered in the matter
Of the succession of the late Cypten Dnfour, win
be sold by public auction, the following described
4 CERTAIN SQUARE OR 1sLEr OF GROUND, in
the Second District of this city, designated %
Laion on eighth June. 1863, and deposited in
records Of p. Pedesclaux, notary public. Said
enth, St. John and Espianade streets, and ASHER es
sketch of J. A. UHemecourt, Deputy City Surveyor
measures as follows. to wit: flo feet II inches
line front St John street 10 inches lines
mont on Sixth or White street, 80 feet inches
lines front on kspanade street to tie Intersection
OF the prOl0ngation of the line of Washington
street and rs feet inches and lines on said pro-
jected line Of Washington street; together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, compris.
ing an elegant new one.st6ry and attic frame
cottage with brick basement story, kitchen, etc.
The improvements have Just been completed. are
prov ements for convenience security, elegance and
comfort. The location is unsurpassed about the
city Tor conveniency of access to the business
centre. The property can be visited at any time
Dy appllc2tlOn to the auctiOneers.
N. B.-Quit claims AID release for this property
have been obtained from Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
and James Emott.
Terms and conditions of sae-Ore- fourth cash bal
ance at credit Of one two three and four years in
note or notes Of purchasers, divided into coupons
secured by vendors lien and privilege and mort
gage on property and bearing interest at the rate
OF eight per cent annum from date of sale until
hnal payment; act Of sale contain the usual
clauses OF mon aienandO" and attorneys fees of
i've per cent in event Of judicial proceedings en-.
force payment of the notes. the improvements to
be kept fully insured for the amount Of the notes
and policies transferred to vendors; purchasers to
assume payment in full of all taxes for the year
1911; purchasers to have the privilege Of paying
the full amount Of sale in cash If they prefer.
Act Of sale and United States internal revenue
stamps Al the EXPENSE OF the purchasers, before p
c. CuveIlier. notary public. mh2s APPS Is % 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27

DY G. DE FERRET, AUCT1ONERR-OFFICE
D Nc. 50 Royal street-SATURDAY. May 20,
1871, ct twelve o'clock n. ct the St Charles
Auction Exchange. in the bosepent rotpnda Of the
by virtue Of an order from the Honorable Louis
Duvigneaud, Judge % the second District Court for
the parish Of Oreans, dated April 49, 1871 the fol-
lowing described real estate. for account Of said
j. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth
District Of this city, in the square bounded BY
Philip, Chestnut, Coliseum OF Plaquemines and
First streets; said lots adjoin each other, and
measure, each 30 feet front ON Chestnut street by
III feet 8 inches and lines in depth.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District, in the square bounded by Love-
Port Goodchildren and st. Ferdinand streets, and
measuring y feet inches front 90 Love or Ram.
part street BY loo feet in depth between parable!
e-story house containing three rooms and .
side gallery, and aone-stOry back building contain
ing two roOms 4l. 9-@ial 56fi} t5i,T - =
Also, ct the same time and place,
TWO GOLD WATCHES AND CHAIN
Terms-Cash in United Statos treasury notes, the
purchaser, over and above the price Of adiudica-
ton. to pay the taxes Of l8u. - -
apl9 ~ 70 my6 - 20 :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-27
By G. e. GirardeY q Co.
SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
WITH SQUARE OF GROUND,
on MAGAZINE STREET, SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD B. SHANNON.
eecond District Court for the parish Of O1leans-
No. 29.7sa

DY C. e. GlRARDEY u CO., AUG
ID tioleers-~NichOlas J. Hoey, Auctioneer-
4cs No. II =, "a May u
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets in this city Of New
the second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated February 3, 1871, will be sold by public
ton, for account Of the estate Of the late Edward
B. shannon, deceased the following valuable prop
The BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE and
Of IN nsw
No. ~, bounded by Magazine, Live Oak, Soniat and
Robert streets and measuring $50 feet front on
streets, by $40 feet 10 inches and lines hunt on
each of said Robert and SOniat streets. Said
ground IL highly improved, having great variety
trees; and beautiful grove Of pecan trees, walks
cemented and carriage roads through. The i'm
ortsbls Swiss Cottage dwene raised Se hpS on
brick pillars, with q commanding view, having
'front.' rear and side galleries, marble mantels,
other rooms rear, carriage house. csterns, brick
well, etc; the whole comprising one Of the most
complete and charming residences in that delight
full portion Of the sixth District The cars directly
in front, render communication with business FIRE.
quent and rapid. with easy access to markets,
home free from city dust and crowd, and property
daily enhancing in value are particularly invited
to examine this very desirable. property.
Terme-One-thi cash, and the remainder 1T
one and two years credit in notes Of the purchaser
secured BY special mortgage on the property sold.
and bearing interest Of eight per cent per annum
from date Of sale until final payment, the act Of
mortgage to contain the penal clause Of five per
cent attorneys fees, in event Of suit the notes.
pocy to
chaser to assume payment Of, over and above the
bid and in addition thereto Of all taxes for the
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
noIaly Poonc. aPll e ~ my6 ~
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PROPERTY IN FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF Dull.
CfSEA GREGORY, AND THE MINOR BETSY
GREGORY.
PARTITION SALE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. AA2

DY C. e. GIRARDEY d CO.. AUC.
ID tioneers-Nich0las J. Hoey,. Auctioneer.-
Office No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY. May
q, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, ct the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
leans, BY virtue Of 2 judgment in partition rem.
dered by the Honorable the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
matter, will be sold byl public suction, the follow
ing described property to wit
improvements thereon, in the second District Of
this city, in the square bounded by Barracks,
EaplAnAde, Rampant and st. Claude streets, meas
urng French measure, M feet, more or less, front
on Barracks street, by about 50 feet in Depth
bounded on the side toward Rampant street by
property ofSt Amant, or assigns, and ON the other
side by property Of Mario b. Arceufl, or assigns
Z A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
impsosemedts thereon. in the First District Of this
city. IN the square bounded BY St. John Tor Basin)
st. Peter (now Ffanklin), Poydras and Hevia (pow
LafAyettel streets, measuring = feet 6inches ands
lines mont on st. Peter fnow Hnnklin) street, 81
depth Of . feet Q inehes and line ON the lfne
separating It from lot 0O 8 and . bet ineheo
and lines on the ideDtoWlxd Fey1taa street, "a
5 feet - inches md lines q width n he teas a
Terri 81 ssis-6ne.Aaf cash snd tks ~,
It END years credit, n notes of ths $500 csS
esesi1e 1870 slSes - escs PC sssl. o..
pa; 81 p. =; :
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SUCCESSION OF JACOB wEIYEL.
Parish Court, parish of Jefferson. Louisara-No. IS.

DY C. E.. GIRARDEY 4 CO., AUG
URDAY, May 20, 1871, 1t twelve O'clock n, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Honorable the Judge Of the Parish Court tor the
parish Of jefferson, dated February It, 1871, and
cession Of Jacob weiyel deceased, win be sold ~
public auction, the following valuable property, to
j. A CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, with all the
the new tewn Of Carroliton parish Of Jefferson in
perne street, by about iso feet in depth and mont
on Pope street, according to plan made by B.
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the new tewn
Of CArrOllton in the aforesaid parieh in the said
square No. II, e per said plan. Said lot measures
% feet front on uPperns street BY depth Of about
3 A LOT Of GROUND. situated in the city Of
bounded by Lev &c, Monroe, Mary and streets,
as per plan Of John Hampson, engineer, dated Octo-
Der 20, 1s43 and annexed to act Of exchange be-
n"ts1y tie SAID lot
No. measures 30 feet front ON Levee street. about
SO teet on the inc adjoining lot No about IS feet
inches and line, and from to o about feet
and being portion Of lot No. l. per said plan and
measuring feet front on Levee street, by q depth
Of about 60 feet between parallel nes said portion
Of ground is taken OF from the lower line or side
of said lot No. n
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-One- third cash in
on credit Of one and two years, In notes of the
purchasers payable to their own order, and by them
indOrsed, bearing interest Of eight per cent per
annum from date Of sale until final payment. and
secured BY vendors lien upon the property until
paid; the mortgage to embrace the clause of five
Psr az ~ ~ Ease O. suit to
or improvements oh the lots to be insured by the
purchasers, and the policies transferred to the nd
ministratrix; the purchasers to assume payment,
over and above their bids, Of all taxes for the year
1871.
Acts Of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser, before ". J. McCune,
notary public. apl6 20 my6 ID 20
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT, CORNER OF ADJUDICATION AND
CALLIoPR STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD wHEELAHAa.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
---- No. 1854.

DY C. e. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION.
d GERS : Nicholas =. Hoey. Auctioneer-Oface
70: II Exchange Place SATURDAY. April g.
SUstemhouse streets, in tS ty Of New oreans s
Sy an GSe, Of the the
matter Of the succession Of Bernard wheelahsn,
count Of said estate, the following valuable prop
THREE Iors OF GROUND. in the First District
ton, Clio Date Gaiennie), Tchoupitoulas and Cal
Hope tlate louisa, streets. designated by the nos:
tenth April is4i. Lot NJ. measures g. ieef lines
front on Calope street. ID feet front on Annuncia-
ton street Of which two streets it forms the cor
common to lots Nos. l and 2, which alley measures
feet on Calliope street, IS feet II inches and 3
measures Is feet front on Annunciation street. n
feet in width in the rear. 100 feet inches and
lines on the side adjoining lot No. l. and ITO feet
inches and lines on the side adjoining lot No.
measures IS feet front ON Annuneiation street. "A
feet inches and lines in width in the rear, ITO
Net nes the Line %
No. T. and 81 feet the rear of lot No. and alley
feet wide for the use in common Of it and lots
Together With all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, comprising 2 good dwelling house,
Ss and and s% cs aS ss
great cotton and tobacco centres and slipping,
the st. Aary's market ard two lines Of city cara
no better position foE business purposes cabe had
! Terms Of sale One-t third cash, the balance ct
ono and two years credit IN netes q the purchase!
Ss1dors len On fsepsisy I'd. "a Ssss!ns II:
tsss.t e sieas psf csnt =. ss5@ no% d.se g
- sss g 3 - s 81 g =
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sseaads Bhsssst Court 1Or ne Parish Of Orleans.
49, ~ 80 ~ No. sl,Saa

nw = = +l1rrw annww :. ~ .rrvro~
~ a. - 80 1 <sHsH ~
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49, Iass - s sscn.asC .n9 A1e1on-
temhesss sfTts Is fs eity ~ ne~ erIe s UI 10
F. ss p.ts;ee Co1rf rs tss = s:s
& o. = ss seoss s1sissS natter VII, Be sold
sFsS ;;,ssyF 7 ~. !, e,onvn ~, y -.
49, q as &C. 81. snsrsSn sisuatea IN the Fourth
4. Soanded - f:ves o. Fcheupito"ias Public
sos - ~ wAss s s oeventa ana nsnth Streets
= TV0 ESTS az Ssn1,1 ~ -. S..,.n..., a. No.
and ]. eSioinies s.s5 stSers and nsssaring s each
* = ~ as s. n.es mSps on water street
sfreet 70. 4 fermin9 tie cr.sr ~ Rishsh Wstsr
and n SSpitouies streetx messuree lei feet
;asnsi ss m Ses ness:
8 Iog. lSIs g gsSusD .di Is the lot.
s.s e sstsi n 1s
los g . ass 4ias1ss saa Iiss. e tse diyi.
= Z & @ :sss:s s. ~. ss!s:s.
as s's s ssd a sssf e y
lines each Aent q Tcheupsteulas street,. the lot
&. =; :s ssl e sss ' ssp es & # =; 3
ssSsntS strsss = ~ IS s.s''''- AAs ''"'lD
W00l6 UV0Gx I00E.6tknD