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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

There has been rapid rally in foreign exchange.
AT the opening the rates were 1O7I01OS for prime 60
days bills. and 1OSs01OS. for sight The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISFERED
W Policies Of the NOgTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE.

HI PER CEN L REGISTERED SCHOOL
" BONDS AS, other raie md prosa5e investment seunueA
LEGALITY or ISSUE GUARANTEED
TnOn p ELLIS Co. Bsnker. u Pine q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
And the following for city bank shares :

The Bank Statement compares rs IoIIoWs WIN
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
fl1lanclai.


Ill persons are cautioned against nego-
"A usnng CHECK 2j5i6 dated u 1873
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANk, ~ y, Tor 500 10 The order
CALVIN WITTY, the havn been obtained from hv faua
KENYON cox Co, 81 Walst. " r.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS and SCRIP for
SALB parcels purchasers Long ISLAND MECHANICS
GRO R. DUTroS 27 P,rEpaoe
CTOLEN.-The public are cautioned against
- NEGOTIATING 27 certificates Of share eacl n rar,ad Car
Trust STOCK Of Philadelphia, Of JOhS TAYLOR JOHNSTON
and SAMUEL KNOX Trustees the having bea stolen 20 other
stands name hence an certificates i~lei 70 chem
worthless, tlr Of transfer signed
New cer.icstes have been spilled for
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISFERED
w POLICIES Of The NORTH AMERICA LiFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF HEW-YORk;
MoSDAY. September / 1873
No o. REGISTERED Policies n
starr Insurance force. 3 p JlOS 90
Deposit required o. l.atovD1 ~
Actual amount iepoutei............. lJ-8sOo w
Snrplns. Az Aol ~
CIV County Gaf STATE Of NsC- lOrs.
~ ID. MORGAN, President being thet tie above
the REGISTERED Policy Account Of the North Amencs
Muta M Insurance Company the morning MONDAY se!embeT
], 1873. n. d. MORGAN lreaient
sworn before this lat day Of September A. D. 1873.
T. HYDE. Notary PnbIe in ard Tor King. Co
al PER GENE REGISTERED SCHOOL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
Houston and New Orleans.

The I'Niom learns tina: number of strong
New Orleans houses contemplate establish
ing branches of thei. bushes. in Houston.
The Union adds:
Now that the completion Of the New Or
leans road inside OF eighteen months =
pretty well assured, it Is certainly good
policy On the part OF New Orleans mer-
chants to get into position here. III order 70
hold their customers now disposed TO trade
northward or with Galveston. We want
wholesale merchants. with full stocks, to aid
Houston in maintaining her commercial
position. Whatever contributes to this re-
suit will in like measure benefit New Or
leans. when railroad connection is estaD-
lished With railroad and improved water
communication open to New Orleans. a. il
soon will be, Houston and New Orleans
will be able to work in harmony to secure
the trade of Texas for Southern centres.
At present. while the foreign trade OF New
Orleans is increasing rapidly. her domest!.
trade is depressed. There is no bette. way
for her 90 preserve cIc5r relation. with al
that part OF Texas formerly trading With
her than 20 be ready 10 sell them goods III
Houston. A strong combination OF first
class New Orleans houses would attract 90
Houston trade. a large portion o: which
would naturally flow toward New Orleans
after TIE railroad Is completed. Our yea!
estate owners should begin to consider this
question. So that i mere buildings az. to
BE-. needed they may provide thems
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

and dependent relatives, and pensions to
sailors of the war of eighteen hundred and
twelve, and for furnishing artificial limbs OF
apparatus for resection, with transportation
or Communication therefor, compensation To
pension agents, expenses OF agencies and
fees for preparing vouchers and administer
ing oaths, as provided by the acts Of Apr:
twenty-third, eighteen hundred; tebruar1
twentieth. eighteen hundred and toytv-
seven; August eleventh. eighteen hundred
and forty-eight; July fourteenth and seven,
teenth. eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
June thirteth. eighteen hundred and sixty
four; June sixth and July twenty igh'.
cen hundred and siXty-siz; March second.
eighteen hundred and sixty seven: July
twentv-seventh. eighteen hundred and SIX.
ty-eight; June seventeenth and July eightI
and eleventh, eighteen hundred and sev
entv: and February twentieth. eight.
cen hundred and seventvtwO; and all other
pensions provided by law, touE hundred
and eighty thousand dollars; provided. tina.
the appropriation aforesaid for navy pen.
sions, and the other expenditures uuder
that head shall be paid from the income OF
the navy pension fund, 50 far as the sama
NAV be sufficient for that pvrpOss
Approved January 10. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
Rise in the River-Danser AppreiiendeA.
The Tensas J0uwui says


The Mississippi river a. t:li- point is
swellin: pretty rapidly. We fear that We
shall have very high water this year. and
we are not prepared Tor it. If the weather
should turn warm enough to tAaw the ice
in the upye. rivers. the water will 60 over
the crevasses a. Disharoon and Diamond
Island. which viii submer2e our parish ana
cause the loss OF property enough to almost
buy out an ordinary Legislature.
The Donaldsonvil.c CHIEF says:
The river IS rising rapidly. and a constant
stream OF dgiftvood rushe= past here. a
gentleman informs US that he has the word
of a raftsman tina; large block o. Ice
lodged against his raft. which was fastened
~ t1a river bank mile or so above town.
one dav last week. II is very seldom tlat
ice il seen floating in the river below Nicks-
burg. and we never before heard Q: i;s
realizing point SO tar south as this.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
proved January y, 1873.
IGESEEAL NATUEE-Eo. |

Az act making appropriation. for she
payment of invalid and other pensions
of the United States FOR the year ending
Jane thirtie;h. eighteen hundlei ana
seVenty-tOuT.
BE Il enacted hr The Senate an, Yfo,'-" o.
h-prescnttt". ot the United States OF
America III Con Lres. assembled, THAT tie
following Sums be, and the same are here
hy. apprU nriat"d, ont Of any money in the
tf.asur. not otherwise appropriated. .0r
Tie payment Of pensions fox the fiscal year
.udiug the !higticth of June. ri !. i!ice!. nUu-
bred and Vcnty-iOU:.
Re. amy pensions Z" in'aiit:.. = IGvy.s
AID dependent relatives. revolutionary pen
.Icn-. IN! pension. :" soldiers o: the wax
=. eighteen hundred and twelve. and :Og
.%gn.>hIi. artificial Inba or apparatus. for
1. section. Win transportation. OF commute.
ton therefor; also. tor compensation 20
pension agents. and the expenses OF the
several agencies, and tor ice. for ?repaiin.
vouchers an! administering oatha. a. pro
y!deG g.. by the acts OF April tv.eI.ty-
''Hrsh. ..g'.tee.! hundred. ana sixteen:
j1t" fourth. eighteen hundred and
cr..5.. *: MAY thirteenth. eighteen
h"u,.I,,. and !uItv-:i.: February twentieth.
eighteen hundred AND :OTty-sevcn: Feb
rt.s.t. .":ond. eighteen .UndreI and
.J.'y.:-nt. July twenty fir. eighteen
t:nure,. AND forty eight; JGly TWEEN.
tF-H'nth. eighteen hundred and forty
.isn. February third. eighteen huu.
dre. and a.tyt hree; jane bird,
.l4ht.e;. .,nn;r.4 and f.tty-cigit: J.iv
fourteenth and seventeenth. eighteen hun.
drod and s!xtr-.wo: Jun" thiItieth. eighteen
hundred. ana sixty four: jane sixta an:
July twenty fifth. eighteeI. hundred and
sixtv--ix: Ja!y sw.nty So venth. "!ght.ef.
hundred and sIXty-ei4 ht: June seycuternth
and July eighth and eleventh. eighteen
hundred and seventy: February fourteenth.
eighteen hundred and seyenty-onc: and
February twentieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-two; and all other pension. pro
yided by law, thirty million dollars.
Foe navy pensions to !ayali4s, widows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

purposes" approved June sixth. eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, be. and the same
Is hereby. repealed.
SEC. 8. That the Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue shall. under the direction OF
the Secretary of the Treasury. require that
each collector of internal revenue shall, be-
fore entering upon the duties prescribed by
this act. give additional bond. conditioned
that said collector shall faithfully perform
the duties OF his office according 20 the pro-
visions of existing laws OF of laws hereafter
enacted.
SEc. 3 That the Commissioner OF Inter.
ma. Revenue be. and hereby IS, authorized
20 designate one of the heads OF division as
chief clerk Of the bureau w.taoU: adGScoA"!
compensation.
Approved December ~ iSsS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
fGEsyRA, SArCRE-So. 1:

an act TO provide for holding adjourned
terms of the Supreme Court OF Arizona
Be it enacted by the Senate ard House o.
Representatives OF the United States o!
America in Congress assembled. That tne
supreme court OF the Territory Of Arizona
may hold adjourned terms thereof at any
time and place III said Territory agree!
upon By = majority of the judges OF said
court a. any regular term thereof. The
order for an adjourned term shall be signed
By majority of the judges thereof AT
regular term of said court and entered upon
The minutes of the court. and any business
which such court might do az any regular
term thereof may be done at such adjourned
term: anu the clerk OF said court ahal! be
entitled to such mileage for attendance 1T
such adjourned term as is by law allowed
the marsha! of the district Of Arizona for
hs attendance upon the courts in said ley
ritory.
Approved December 81. 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
GENERAL NATURE-Eo. 81
pproved December 81. lS.2,.

An act making appropriations - supply de-
tciences in the appropriations :or the
service OF the government Tor the hscai
year ending June thirty. eighteen hum
dred and seVenty-three, and .Or other pur'
poses.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States OF
America III Con gresS assembled. ina! the
following sums. or so much thereof as may
be necessary. be. and the same are hereby
appropriated for the service OF the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three. for the purposes Aere!n'
after expressed. namely:
POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For the manufacture. engraving and
printing of postal cards for 'he service o!
the quarter ending June thirtieth. eighteen
hundred and seyenty.three. fifty thousand
dollars.
For registry-iocks. 70 BE used OF through
mail routes for pouches containing IeGis'
tered letters, three Thousand dollars.
COAST sURyEYo
For replacing old and worn out vessels
for service in the coast survey. one nun
bred and fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey of the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts and Lake Champi,in. in
GLIDING compensation of civilians engaged
in the work, and excluding pay and emolu.
ments of officers of the army and navy ana
petty officers and men OF the navy EN-
plOyei il the woyk. twenty thousand dol
lars.
For deficiency in the appropriations
for the expenses of the ninth census twelve
thousand dollars.
REBEL RAM "ALBEMARLE.
To enable the Secretary of the Navy to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

ceediug the standard pressure OF one hun
bred and fifty pounds TO the square inch.
J. G. BLAINE.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Vice President of the United States and
President OF the Senate.
Approved. December II. 1879.
L. 5. GRANT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
.yproTc'! January Il. i....


An acc 10 amend IA &c: entitled -. &C:
relating :" members q: Congress. A"ad5
OF Department. and otLer officers - The
S"T"iAment.' approved Jun. e!:..atho
eighteen hundred and s!X:y-toug.
BE i; enacted By the Senate and N9isc o?
Representatives of the United States OF
America Ill Congress assembled. That the
provisions .: an act entitled IAN act celat'
ing 10 members .: Congress. heads Uf Dee
paEtueuts,s aud other officers OF tue gaV'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
GENERAL NArURE-So. G.l

An &C. to amend the one hundred and
thirty-third section OF an act approved
June eighth. eighteen hundred and se"-
enty-two entitled AN act to revise. con
eolidate. and amend the statutes rct..tiD.
to the Post-otiice Department:
Be il enacted by the Senate ana Hons: az
Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That sec
ton one hundred and thirty three OF the
act entitled An act to revise, cons oldate.
and amend the statutes relating 20 the Post
Office Department. approved June eighth.
eighteen hundred and seventy-tWo. be -
amended as ~ authorize the transmission
by mail of packH &c. OF seedf. cuttings, bulbs.
roots. and sci"n-. OF any weight. Tor each
OF such packages. no; exceeding tour
pounds. at n rate % postage ot one cent for
each two ounces or fractions OF an ounce OF
such package or packages: provided, that
al! mail matter of .the third class must
be prepaid in full in postage sfamis al the
office of mailing.
Approved January =, 1875.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
j. HENRI BuRCH, Chairman.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Nr. Anderson. chairman of the Gem
mittee on judiciary. sepOrted the following
bill 40 a substitute for Senate bill No. q!
4 bill! 20 be entitled all act 10 exempt
from seizure and sale, under execution,
property. real and personal, to the value of
$500, stating the manner and how said
valuation shall be ascertained, and pre-
scribing penalties for the violation of any
provisions Of this ACT. and prescribing the
duties of the district attorneys and parish
attorneys relative thereto, and to repeal all
laws contrary to or in conflict with this act.
Lies over
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

.addressed the club, eliciting their hearty
applause. lie denied that he was Demo
crat, as stated By Mr.. Smith, and disproved
all the other charges which had been so in
dustriously circulated.
After remarks from o'her members Of the
club, all showing an intention Of sastainiu z
the action of the convention, the club de-
clared their confidence in Mr.. Chadbourne
in the following resolution:
Rcsolced, That the Lincoln Republican
Club do hereby indorse the action of our
delegates In the convention which assem-
bled in St. Charles parish On the twenty
ninth of January. 1873, and We do hereby
pledge cur undivided support 10 r. II.
Chadbourne, the nominee of said conven-
ton, to succeed S. N. Todd in the Senate of
Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
DisRusted Odd Fellow

To be in fashion we sent reporter 20 IN
terview fusion Senator yesterday. and got
his opinion on the situation as follows:
It is all very well TO get up sensation re.
ports that we are about TO be recognized
and that Kellogg ''never can by no means
ever at all, or some such trash; but tell
you, Mr.. Shnriiacket, this sort of stuff don't
pay hotel bills or cut down expenses in my
truly rural home. ii they would only give
Us the S75 week, according to promise, I
could bear up under my share of the public
,ribuiation with good deal Of patriotic
tortitude: but those 900 respectable old
buffers think they have got us in a corner,
and that we must either win the fight or
starve. For one. don't intend 10 stand it
past Wednesday next.
Besides, the wise men who are running
the machine seem to think we have 80
sense, Judging by the stupid Jobs they put
up, They look solemn and knowing, and
promise the immediate disclosure OF big
things. az if we all did not know that if
ANYTHING good had really happened the
particulars would surely get Out through
some channel or other in very short order
I've been humbug3ed long enough. and am
going 90 quit. OF course want McEnery
- win, but we have worked for a dead
horse long enough. am going where the
thought of being necessary for quorum
will disturb my dreams no more.
The above is as near genuine az our re.
porter's memory serves. He vOuches for
tho sentiment being correctly set forth.
Nor is this Senator the only disguised
fusionist IN the Odd Fellows Hall. An i'm
pecunious sergeant alarms declares that
it is harder now TO rOl! UP q quorum :han
to roll cotton bales on the Ievee. 20 say no
thin. of the profit of the thing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
Meeting i'll s.Fetaas

The members of the Lincoln Repub-
!icaa Club, OF Ggetna, assembled last eve.
min, to discuss whether TO indorsc Il. II.
Chadbourne. the regular Republican candi-
dat. FOR State Senator. IN place OF 5. NJ.
Todd, the expelled member of the Senate.
or Mortimer Smith. ;he independent eandi-
date.
The :nectia. v.S called Ia order by =. J.
Enm,, president ~ iii" club. who first
called upon NJ. Euhaau. who wasa dele
.a.e to the convention IN ST. Charles par
ISL, who stated that MIR. CnadboErne WAS
the regular nominee of the convention. He
urged all 10 support Mr.. Chadbourne foT
the sake of right and the union OF the party
NJ. Saith was seeking 10 divide the party.
and was, by becoming an Independent can
diiate. doing all Republicans IN injury.
He believed in Hr. Chadbcu:n". and knew
ne would De elected.
Mr. Brown said Mr.. Smith WAS apcrs0nal
friend, and thougi. he believed him t" he
4 starnciI Republican. knew he had been
good soldier. he should support the es.ab-
iishe.i principle OF voting :or the regular
nominee. Mr.. ChadhouGne.
Mr. Harrison. Of 81. Charles. stated that
he had known Sir. Chada"urne tor eight
years as q Hepublicsn. and knew him 10 he
faithful TO the party now.
Major Morgan, of ST. Charles. made few
remarks which were well received. He
urged the support OF the regular nominee
knowing him to be one Of ;Ae best Repub.
licans in the State.
Mg. Chedheurpe was then Introduce aud
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

CHsMTNSI. COURr.-Oscar Burns, found
guilty OF the murder OF Placide Dclgadc,
~.s sentenced to the State PeniteHtiary toi
life.
Peer Lewis. found guilty of the snurder
.: Frederick Meyer. was also sentenced :0T
lite 10 the State penitentsary.
Bal! in tho sum Of 5000 eaei, was fixed
IN the case against Victor Terrebonne. John
Newton, John Donovan, alias "Bow Legged
Donovan" and Thomas kingsman. charged
witt. being accessory before the fact ~ 'he
:aurd.r OF Captain Barnes.
The following accused were SGrsisred.
and pfeaded not guilty:
Frank Ward. assault with dangerous
weapon on r.. silDon.
George. Gla2ier. assault and battery.
George Glszisr, Catherine Giazlcr, r.
Kiln. and CLr.ssyaaa Ming. assault: and
battery.
John oIesry was arraigned and p.ealcd
No. guilty 70 the charge of burg larry.
The mstion for . Kew trial in the ease OF
Dido Bsptiste and FRANCOIS Martini,
CHARGED with thc ,nurCie; Of Antonio Carata
wa. Overgul.d. i motion made 90 arrest
Judgment. was also overruled. The case
viii undoubtedly ae carried to the Supreme
Cou:t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT F0NCIEK
ASSOCIATIONS

Ofcee-.So. 46 OLD LEvEH STREET.
Buildings constructed by the assoc.a!.Dl IQ tcB
months work, ended December 81, l872
0ne house coIlor Dauphineand Drsonda
One double tenement house Oh Gas.Ict street,
between TOuti and ROcheb.ave.
Ont house on Eighth street, between Chippewa
and AuuunCiatiOE.
one double tenen. ~ house co'ney Palmyra and
DOrgrnOis.
one house o., i" TOD street 6etwe",s s.. 8eynarty
one .ecoad mousse on '.iro1 stree 1s;vee.i Sc
Bernard and Annette.
one house St Claude street, HctWse3 k@S.
lelq-C and Columbus.
Oi.e double tenement hous. 0n Elysas F.tIsc
between Girod and ST. John Baptist.
One house corner SolideIle aud SO AtttoIS
streets.
one house on Palmyra street. :.,',.ccu Romaa
ami PTir;lr streets.
Two brick houses eu Rampa'E st,eeS, bstwesss
Clouet and M"ntccEt.
one double ,eacment house SoTney 81 Claiborne
ard Bayou road.
one double tenement hous" "a Dsnrhir@ STREE
one fine flushed house an Csronie!ee sdyeeC.
bet ween First and Second.
one two story house, with an iron VePaUda ia
front, O8 Gleatns%n street. between knghie@ 0nR
one h0else "n 81. Bernard street hes Heea tiogda
eLi.drcu AMI Morales.
ONE handsome stylish Hhished l.ltiiin8 @B
GapeyISuse street bet wtcn Broad AID WhSe.
nar house o)io Ftss$ stsOseto between .' Sosaa AID
Tillvw.
Nne :lorse ~g Sasg,lea stree. !..' s,eI g:g-'ssr
one i,"u.. - S.r~u.ssI.o sturss '..Sssss S,.lo
chez AMI Am"3;s.
and Seventh
s,n. ho.s. a.. %ssS'.~s GgrsP ss9&a.n g~s'. csS
ON hor..a oa , ss~is ssraes, sN.2na.1 C.s.ss,~S
ans H0!ss..
N. '"''-s az "ssSioS srs.ss. G,ss ~a.s. H"..~,G
.'ar "':;e GA 2,sibs ssse.,s. sss oo.ss 7..: So
ON. .louLs .srerle,p h~,s,. or gagr.,; s.gstEc
tstwtcY satt3sl Press and ~. FcldliIAHf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

OfTicEsI NORTCiRs EEroRr.--Dr. \. L.
Russell, secretary OF the board OF health.
reports that The whole number Of deaths IN
.his city fer the week ending last Sunday
evening last ut six o'clock. was !3o. V!.-
cause. Of death were ~ follows:
Ineu;ism "f aer;a I. apopfeXv :. tr"n,
ch;ti. !. burns ~ scalds =. Bright's disease
> cancer I. cancer OF womb l. catarEa :.
,;,:ios!s o: liver I. congestion Of the h.ain
I, congestion Of the lungs >. consumption
~. in!sntiit. commissions ;. puerperaf con
WILSON'S -. aduIt debility =. infsntiic 'iebllI-
.r!. di.rrhes !. dropsv IL tn. Abdomen l..
drowned |. diphthe:i. =. epilepsy /. cry sipe-
las I, congestive !ever /. typhoid fever :.
i,pnoryhage J. heuhorghag" from the lungs
:. hear. disease s, valvular heart disease J..
ENLARGEMENT of hear, Z. !ntiamnatIon OF ;h"
hnwaIs3, Inflammation o; sha brain !. Ia
.i8mmation OF the heart |, inflammation o.
.b. liver g, Inflammation Of the stomach !,
injuries ,, insanity :. inisntil" insraSn!us !.
,n.niro itis .. cerebro spIna! ncnlngtils
.Genea OF ylottis I. old aye :, pneuIn"nla ~.
nIaura DnfumOnia =. p!ematur" birth /,
rbeumatisIa !. smallpox -. sutfecatlor /.
fri. nascentium >. uukIeTn2. net state" :.
Thirty -arewere inferred from public III,
situations sna ;wentysiS on certificates al
.orSuarSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
TuK' DAGLy REPUBLICAN
AUyvI0S SALES YHIs DAY.

eG n !. ,. NoETS0rER., a. y oeiocs
atSs .: S.rl..x street. . general @sso.t alsns o!
furueiss
II SRERiFy HARPER .. lt".'ccS, ~ Merchants
and AuCs.Onters Exchange, portion % ground
"a Hos3ita. street, yOrsion'o: Land and bui.6
sss 81 o.G.in. OH johnson Stree. 90 Peter
Ku.e'cA Sc. Shomas Silieiea; two !ots q;
ground @r6 buildings on Miro, Common and
Banks stysst-:iercslan.s' Mutual susufancs
Genr.ay VS.. Claude gab'ier. JT. ct a.. lot OF
Srs8aS and &uildings on fsytans street.
.eiulirI. Heiibieu vs.. JOseIiI II. Lyon.