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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

RAILROAD lrENs-The Montreal papers az
discussing plan to build a narrow gauge rail-
road from ihst city to ST jerome 1t IL thought
the road viii not cost over $. 900 per nile, and
a responsible engineer Offers to build the road
entire, With The exception Of two bridges at Isle
jesus, for the sum Of $40, 900 Toe -Aelos
szys If the railroad s once built, 81. jerome will
not long remain i,s terminus, but that cheap
tramwsys viii be pushed forward in the dirse-
ton Of Howard, 10 reach the virgin forests Of
the Rouge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

eaten by the ignorant, loE-lived- YANKEE gun
cbeTers!i Had they known how 70 read, doubt
less. il would have been a re-le- 70 their m.lis
to have read the srticle IN the FEEE Pass AyB
TINES. few days ago, entitled '' Righteous In
dignstion.
warm white bread, three Of which our boys to1E
from the oven, fearing they would barn 200
brovn,-snd destined for the enemy bit elte1
by Company D, 10Th VI
Not one woman in huni-ed a. the sc1
knew how 70 cook any thing e 20 "a, anti ,hsg
lost their slaves and were compelled O. .-srr
something about il or starve.
At AL principal towns and cities were ve1lers
OF uies Who depended upon F0i1iers Tor o1s-1esz
These pies we're tough and tsst5lazs 40 --s-.
re USE 70 inquire If sole leather or upp--s Es-
used in their manufacture Later, the enquiry
was, are those pies seEsd OF Peszci
At another tine one Of our ioraeers cane lr
% a village in advance Of the column .l- c-l-sa
and saw sorne Southern females giving vent o.
,I,air rrisf q the body Of 2 reoe. s1dis- va be-
i-o Lowered into the grave Ile t-p Of Dbl -
Va Be.riy covered With El7ers- TINS Ess-
buurre- sad 20 one ,rantlr- one sic. r..
I've seen fifteen hundred O. them ie-ers ll one
hoe AID nary posy on em l- referred '
the trench a. The slaughter pe1- Ss--rsJ .7s-.a.
Va Ma- j.. 1854. uuf wa T-11- a-- --s-.
-usshIe. 10 thus trige with tersa7s-l--
Sucb are come Of the results 90 va. rss-
seven years Of pesee, 90 as Of i1s ---.-
have passed
Are these men l17z. % tle ll- tla- .-.--
wealth an prosperity O. tl-s nation -.- --.-
ri.s honest men AM brave CfiesrG. s-H-.- O.. -.
f,te Of va ard accsc- The el-1sl1r -r
F-s General L1aztree- hsve l5la g. Hs--
ofbsrr thiuE c1i talk like tl.z F-- a-s
r-s.r E,-.v. who delivered an s---as.. .- -..
,-,iys-ss-y Of the birth o. Ge-e-l. ...e
lee het4-s the stule1.s o.. 90 -s-r~- e.
Lee U-ivers.-v.- Friday. JEl1zrr ---
Lsriu-t1l. Va In which -e 1s--e tla -
spss VI the war are dead cl-uer -- ----.
annie OF Zee and JzcEslr- e----t- -'s COMA
%. many lzt.ls-te.is -e be- true. and s-
8. L.af.es, I have faith ia -l o. ir-- i--
rising generation -1s u-u1l.ez 70 r-
Ur7n VOC. Young friends. who are here
"a lie rrsrsriu- Tor Itl. rests ire lr1a
country. You have The example -
Jackson u1-c immediate 1=---- -
thcu.
What tie lcs-t -H-- -
within walls dedicated Or che rl--
osua-r7. George Wasl.r---- Aa4 T--
the nj #. sentiment BE-. -uz- VII
sr-.Isui z1-r ut-rr1r-ls ..a.. t--
tl1u the ri-atanI prophecy Of --
Of those who have rarlIel e7
country. sui one l4- L-er-a Wig arc
rsice D. liberty. lal-zil-, E= l
E-e- burning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

VERMONT AND NV YORK MIX Pnour-EEs
AssocIAHoS.-Ihe Adjourned meeting Of ID
Vermont and New YOrk Mix Producer, AE;e
citation, vii be he'd a, Free Library Hal. q
bennington, on Tuesday, february 9Th, $, one
o'clock, P. w. P C. Cummings. 4 New l5rL'
and Daniel Rounds. Secretary Of he Ml''-
ehusetts and New Hampshire Mix Proiucars
Association have both Promised positively 70 's
present
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

Monday, and passed the House by vote Of 100
to IS. The negative vote when the bill was nrst
offered comprised a Republicans and IA peno-
ersts, . great majority Of both Democrats and
Republicans voting for the repeal, IN the in'er-
est Of protection, the free trade leaders having
planned to keep the duties on tea and coffee IN
order to be able to strike q heavier blow 81 the
whole scale Of protective duties. The BILL
however, probably does not stand much chance
Of passing the Senate
A delegation from the recent agricultural con
vsntion held e conference on Tuesday with the
House and Senate committees on agriculture, IN
reference to the proposed increased grants Of the
public lands to the agricultural colleges a
proposition Of Senator Morrill, Of Vermont, and
one which he thought could be pssEed,-thA' the
government assume the maintenance two pro
fes,o-ships il each State agricultural College, one
OF military science and the other Of practical
scieuce,-met with general favor smong the rep
rssentstives Of the eastern institutions. The
western men, however, demanded more liberal
Endorsements both in lands and money
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The thrifty aud fsr-sighted burghers Of Boz
ton have insured P s Gilmore's life for two
farc thn big Jubilee - come, of, they can get
their money back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

CoseREssIoxAL-Mr. Conkling's resolution,
offered on Mondsy il the Senate, WAS As fol-
lows.
Reoluei, That the Preiidsnt be requested TO
inform the Senate Of the number Of recommend
Stions for appointments to or removals from
Office, 50 far a. can be ascertained, made to TIE
present administration By persons nov
Senators from the States Of New lor1.
Missouri, Illinois and Nebraska, together with
the s.atemen. Of the number Of cases IN which
action was taken in accordance win such recon
mendstion respectively. and Of the number Of
srch perIons 50 appointed who have been re
moved, and also whether any Senators have soil
cited appointments OF removals IN any sense
other thSn by transmitting papers STATING me
character and qualifications Of applicants aud Il
so, what Senstors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The =" General order business in the n. Y.
Custom House, has been abolished BY the Presi-
dent. and substitute adopted, which, it is
said viii give ntffsctiOn to the business men Of
New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

4 COW owned b. s resilient Of Addison re
Gently died, it is sail, in Consequence Of eitlas
straw that had been taken OUT Of bel Ehiaa
had been slept on duriag the sickness Of 8 s'-
son who died Of diptheria She hsd ever
symptom Of the disease.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The Engraving is an exceedingly pretty one exc
outei in the best style Of the art, IRON the pencil O.
the same art 5; who drew the well known picture
g." From Shore TO Shore, and though in an entirely
different 81 le less pleasing and desirable than
tia. It's printed OF hesvy plats-pa measuring
y p inches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01
To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TO ever ven subscriber for the WEEKLY FEzE
PaEss, paying POD for year in advance We vii
present copy Of stazrts large AID beautiful steel
Line Engraving, entitled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

FIRE ~ LUDIow-A CHILD NEARLY BuRSED
TO DEATu-The house Owned by Ms Meiina
PettigreV, was destroyed by fire THURSDAY after
noon. Loss estimated at q 1905 probably in
surel The 2diest thing is that daughter Of
Mr.. Pettirrev, between sixteen and eighteen
year1 Of age, Of weak intellect, VAS sloae in the
house, snd, when found, WAS badly burned, her
clothing. to her waist, being literally burned Of,
and her limbs aud body burned in shocking
manner. SO that her life is defpairei o. Another
ssd warning sgainst leaving children, and those
Of weak intellect, locked into house alone.
Joel Warner was badly injured on the shoulder
by falling chimney, and cannot raise his am.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The Stokef trial II New \ ork vas again post
ponel Monday. Judge Carbon vas busy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The Society Tor the Repression Of Fise IN
England. during two ycA7E, has secured the
condemnation OF li0.2l8 obscene paintings AMI
photographs 2l,-72 books aud pamphlets
j., 900 songs 3 5.7l2 csris si4 medals snd
ago lithogrsphio prints. !; is room 10 estsolisa
branch in France Work Of the sane kind
is much needed in this country. Its suggested
thst the Young Mems Christian Associations
might avail themselves Of their admirable or
rauizAtion and wide power to accomplish If.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

-FOUR DoLaARs WORTH Dr Two.

The regular price Of t1is beautiful picture IS two
ooll.-s and II csuao. be obtained OF the pint
tellers foi anv les sun. We thus give
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

TIE judiciary Committee ofthe New ok As
semby hSs began tie Investigation iail the
charges Of the Nev York Bar As acizt.on zgaiasi
Judges Barnard and Cardoza The conviction
is almos, universal that the Impeachment Of
these Ju i-ss, which long sEo took place az the
bar Of public opinion. sl0ud row be followed by
their impeachment az the har Of the proper legal
tribunal But they are men who pull good
many wires, and re sre quite prepared o. ace
them escspe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The Union Pacific rai.rosi is aEliu hloakaded
by a snow storm which prevailed ca sunday and
is likely to close communication for some time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

Two more steamers have been sunk A. ST.
Louis, by the floating ice in the Mississippi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

lac French women sra me best dreste- 10 the
world, German women have the most Injurious
heads Of hair the Spanish women the smslez,
hands and feet the Italian women the most o-i.-
Hsnt c1mpeziont, South Americans the most
beauty, Sni the American women the mosi
n-E-a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

> man in R1bertE1n county, Iexss, nae forty
one living children Sixteen Of them served in
the sane company IN Confederate regiment
during the wAr he is nov living with bis eighth
vif.- an i .iztr-fve ve.rE I'D
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The famous &c wear-volf, WHICH looss Lac
al immense tailless dog, walks backward and
forward indiscrimina-eiy. and has gittering
eyes. is again persmbuIaans an soaring Can
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

TaemeAusst o2rPe;-54selrs g. t. ST. Paul
One Of them dropped oarFe,-eig IN thai city
the other night. and Il j, VS. found q girl ba7y.
It strikes US thst THIS is altogether iieg.uuS-e
and unpariouable YET J. shows that 'ae field Of
polite, msy be occupied bv one slz 81 We- IS
the other
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The city Of Portland having helped the Port
land and Oeiensbureh Rairoai to the extent CT
nearly one million Of dollars. refuses further
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

The trial Of Mayor Hall Of NeF York, began
Monday, a1I advanced as far TIE selection oil
three iurort
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

Forster's Life OF Dickens is called n Enz'And
" The Life Of Forster with keminiscen5e' oi
Dickenr"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

The four thousand six hundred inches
upon the exterior Of the Cathedral of Milan
are now said to be all occupied by statues.
The entire building is tri1e less than five
hundred feet long by three hundred feet in
width. rising three hundred and tifty-fve
feet to the top of the dome, above which, in
fine proportions, rises spire in the shape
of an obclisk. Besides this main spire, there
are over one hundred others rising from the
edifce, presenting the most gorgeous effect.
The whole is is of white marble, and
is greatly admired for its singular light
ness of construction. The work was com
menced upon the structure just about five
hundred years ago, and it is pronounced to
be about complete. The interior is declared
to be such a museum Of splendor and of art
rs to defy adequate description.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES

PAYNAsTKRs OFFICE NAVY YARD
Pensacola March 81, 1872. :
PROPOSALS., SEALED AND ENDORSED "PROPO.
/ sails for Supplies" will be received at this
Office until eleven O'Clock A. NJ, april l, 1872 for
furnishing the following schedule OF material,
which must be of the best quality. to be delivered
st the Navy Y0rd. Pensacola, on OF before tho ff-
tenth of Ap,il 1872 at such poinss as may be di-
Tected by the communicate, and subject to usual
inspection thereat VIZ:
CLASS NO. I.
l56 pounds Iron Cut Nails Cd.
100 pounds Hair.
"a Brass MOrtise Locks complete
% pairs ~. Iron Butt Hinges.
40 pairs Sash PueyS
1900 feet Sash Cord.
i075 pounds Sheet Lead. No
1909 pounds l6-ounce Braziers Copper, 2-2s'.
96 pounds Solder.
100 pounds Sheet Zine
4 She. Is 3-l6 Boiler Iron, 26 xs6, $40 pounds.
sheets BIG Boiler Iron, Zbx66. 800 pounds.
sheet Is Boiler lrOn ;Dx96. $50 pounds.
sheet 3-l6 Boiler Iron BASS, 100 pounds.
pieces 21s X21a Iron, each Is feet long, 100
pounds.
100 pounds y J. Iron Rivets.
CLASS NO. 3
1850 pounds White Lead, in Oil, Jewett Sons.
$50 pounds Metallic Paint, i'll oil.
$50 pounds Putty, in bladdcrs.
Il gallons Copal varnish best quality
$4,000 feet +2xl3 Window Glass, double thickness.
500 feet 36x Window Glass double thickness
. feet 26Xl8 Window Glass double thickness.
% feet 30xl4 Wi.lpw Glass, double thickness.
Responsible security for the prompt and fait hful
delivery of the supplies awarded must be inserted
in each respective proposal, otherwise bids Will
not be entertained
The right to reject any or all of the bids is re-
served. DANIEL A. SMITH,
PaymaSter United States Navy
7. Mon .EToN, COmman( mh24 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
Percy EOse.ie at the Academy.

Young Percy Rosellc, the Edmund kean
evening at the Academy of Music. The
London Dispatch says of him:
His talent. like Miss Ellen Bateman's, is
scarcely to be called that of Il child Like
hers, it conprehends not merely an ilnta-
tive, but a sympathetic power, by means of
which he is able to paint the feeling as well
as the manner of man. We need not en-
large on tho distinction. Training may
make a child a very admirable mimic, but
nature alone can supply the emotion which
puts life into the mechanism. The sympa-
thy Of Master RoselIe. however flows in a
very rare direction. 1t distinguishes him
from his little brethren quite much as his
power in general. His endowment is not to
Interpret the truth Of either youth or
manhood but to represent old age.
For. this end nature has qualified hln
in manner that is really extraordinary.
lie has a feeling Tor pOrtraying the decline
of life which displays itself not only III a
variety of natural traits. bat in an ease aud
force Of assumption that amounts at times
to truth itself. All who saw him make his
debut as the CN -Nan Of TIE Sea in the
rantonlme Of .SinuaG, some three seasons
ago. will admit that his performance was
one Of the most life like in their memory
It formed the theatrical topic OF the year.
and must long survive among the play
gccrs as a something quite unique; and per-
tectly in harmony with this surprising fac
ulty are all his other powers In voice in
manner, and even face. when it is apprupli-
atety marked, this little gentleman seems
constituted to eInDody an old man. He has
a slowness of gait and a squeak OF utter
auce which he can unite with a peering eye
to give picture to the senses that is reality
itself The old proverb. of extremes meet
inc was never better realized. Here is a
first childhood organized 10 unite itself to
the second.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
CITY TAxE%F 1871.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, March 30, 1872.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, March 20, 1872. 5
The bills for city taxes for 1871 levied by ordi-
nauces Nos. 1851, 1862 and 1872 amounting to two
peF cent. ready for delivery at this office.
Payments tor the citys proportion will be re
ceived in certificates of appropriation, Metropoli-
tan Police warrants and certificates for amount
paid in excess of two per cent tax hills of 1870.
.sUt the amount due for interest ~ the bonded
debt must be paid III cash.
Taxpayers are reminded that the new charter
makes it the duty of the Administra tor of Finance
to collect these bills, and that they exgbe by
Jaw before the Legislature can again meet 1t is
vain hope therefore, for delinquents to expect any
relief by dc,ay, for ! will assuredly enforce the
law against them in justice to those who pay
promptly. JOHN S. WALTON,
mhl9 l3t AdministI ator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
DRAINAGE TAX NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or Public Accounts,
EaU Hr!aans March , 1870

DEPARTMENT or Public ACcoCNrs /
New Orleans March 2, 1872
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY
~ of New Orleans, duly authorized by law
will proceed to drain that portion of the city OF
New Orleans comprised in the Third Draining Dis
trict lying within tfe following limits, viz: From
the river Mississippi at st. Peter street. along the
lower side OF said street to Canal Carondelet fol-
lowing said canal to Bayou st. John, along said
bayou to Lake Pontchartrain, along the shores of
said lake to Lafayette avenue, following SAID
avenue to the river Mississippi and along the
banks of said river to tie starting point; plan
and tableau of which have been made and depos-
tied at the Office of the Recorder of Mortgages in
and for the parish of Orleans.
The works necessary for the draining OF said dis
trict will be commenced as the publica-
tons required by law can be made, and completed
within three years land, near possible to cal
culate) at cost of about six hundred and tweuty
tive thousand dollars ALFRED SHAW.
Administrator OF Public Accounts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
CANCELLATION OF EGND.

STATE or LotIsIANA, }
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March ?. 1872.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION has BEEN MADf
" to me Tor the cancellation of the Official
bond Emile iOnOre Sheriff in and for ne parish
of ro!nte Coupce to wit bond dated December
II, 1870 In the Of six Thousand dollars, signed
by Emile Honorr prime lpa ana NJ Basso N. St
Armand. Lucile Decuierr r. Touncir and K. d. Bo.
ward a, surtties. the said bond beng couditiOue d
for tn. thiui performance by rhr said Emile
Hounrr OF his duties ) Sheriff AZORES aid
Notice Is hereby gwen 70 81, persons intS-5StcC
in the said oonG to file teir objections - tht
cancellation thereof III writing IN the office Ui tn
Secretary Of state, within ninety CaTs after tbl
last publication hereof.
Given uudrT nay hand aud TIE seal cf the State
tiis second de of March A. y l3-2 and IN" indie
peudeilce Of the United States the NINETY -si1tt.
II. c. WARMDIA.
BY the Governor:
!, u. F.IHFAx, Assjsten' Secretary o; State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

AcHSoN LEDCED.-The local acknowl
edges himself indebted to Protector No. ,,
of the Sixth District fire department. for a
very polite invitation to participate with
them in the celebration Of their anniversary
which occurs on the thirty first instant, but
which, in consequence of being the Sabbath,
Is turned over to April l. We will en-
deavor to be there. Great preparations are
making for the annual celebration. and onr
uptown friends Will remember that there
viii be a pleasant time. At night the gal
lant members of prompt Protector will end
the festival in a fancy dress and fireman S
bail, at the hook and ladder hall. on
Marengo street. The committee Of arrange
ments, Messrs. {. Z. Babcock, G. Arc hor
and Jo Helm, IA ,ored lis with tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

=
Association No. 46 Old Levee.-Tlls association is
ready to receive Applications for two brick houses
in course of construction on Love street, be-
tween Duet and Montegut
Terms OF sale-Ten years credit. payable
monthly.
Stockholders have the preference
Persons wishing to have the same privilege are
invited to come to this office and subscribe the
capital stock.
The association is ready to deliver certificates of
stock, bearing ten per cent interest per annum i'll
exchange for lot, not improved, provided their
stu alton and price suits the company.
We have finished a building adapted for gro
Gerry and residence, corner Dauphne aud Dealonde
streets, for Mr. FRANCOIS BelloCq aud we are build
Ing double dwelling house on Gasquet stree be-
tween TontI and ROchebave, for Sir. Pierre Eabrier;
also dwelling house on Eighth street, between
Chippewa and AnuuUciati0n Tor Mr.. Alexander
Gautltr
Next month there will bt five more buildings put
up The public j.. invited to examine our buildings
A SAULEr Secretary.
Nc Orleans March 2l lg12 mh22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT Ov W'ATERwoRXs AND
Public Buildings,
New Orleans. March 10. 1872.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- the undersigned until MONDAY, March 25, 1872,
at II IL, Tor the purchase Of the lion building at
the foot of Canal street, the same to he removed
inmedia lately after adjudication of sale.
Terms of sale-Cash on adjudication.
The city reserves tie right to reject any and ali
bids
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator Of FL
nance, as evidence OF their Intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount OF two hundred
dollars in cash. which shall be forfeited to the
city in case of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded
shah have their deposits returned to the the
dav a,judcations made
No bid will be received unless the certificate Of
the Administrator of Finance is ;nclosed there
WITH to the effect that the required cash deposit
has been made.
Bids to be Endorsed. Proposals for purchase OF
iron building
ml20 I'd l.. T. DELASSIZE. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
AVIS DE TAKE DE DESSECHENENT.
DEPARTMENT pEs Complies PCBLIC.,
Nouvelle Orleans, Mars, 1872. )

DEPARTMENT DIS Complies PEBBLES,
Nouvelle Orleans, Mars, 1872. )
Wis EST PAR LIE PRESENT DONNIE QUE LA
N viii. de Ia uvellc-Oreans duement autor-
see par la lo procedera Il desseche cette portion
de la Vile de la Nuuvelle-orifans comprise dana IL
TrosItne District de Desse element, dams les Ii
mites ci-dessous savO;r Uepuis lie heuve Missls-
sppi a Ia rue St-Pierre. long du cote den bas
de ia iie rue iusdi frau Canal CaronGelet, sulvant
lie dit canal iUsquau Bayou St-JeaD, au long du dit
bag eu iusQuau Lac Pontcharfrain. Az long DIES
bortli du dit lac iusqua ayrnue Lafayette. suVan.
la dite avenue jusqH'du feuve Mississippi. ct
long DIES boids du dit hruve jrsguau point de de-
part; plan ct tahleau desueis a exc fat ct
dtp1se au bureau du R"corle. DIES Hypothcque-
dams ct pour la paroisse GOrltaus
Les trayaux necesSaires pour le desscchement
du dit district Serout commences auSslt"t que les
publications requises par la O seront fiites ct Sc
ront terines daus trois ans, ct couteront tdapre-
calcul approximately peu pres six cent vinSt-
cin4 mile piastres. ALFRED SHAW
Administrator dies Complies Puocs.
IuL2 Iaw4 Az