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BY TELEGRAPH.
yANDERB,LT,S WILL.
A Further Contest To be Had Over
the Leavings of ComOdore Wander.
OiIdGs

A Further Contest 10 be Had Over
,ne Ieayiugs of ComOdOre Wander
btIda.
NEw YORK. November lin the Van
derbilt will case, to-day, DIR. Linsey, the
Commodore's physician, said that he selec-
ted all the other medical attendants, subject
to the Commodore's approval. Wm. ii.
Vanderbilt did not interfere. During his
last illness, | frequently heard MIR. lander
bilt talk with Wm II. about his will. On
one occasion. remember sitting IN the
Commodore's room and VIM. H. entered
he father and son began TO talk business,
and | rose TO 60, but the Commodore mo
toned NE 10 remain. did so, and he said,
Billy,
AFTER / An DEAD,
there will be a great responsibility on you I;
you will find piece Of paper In my VIII.
charge you to carry II out faithfully
William acquiesced by nodding his head.
lie afterwards pointed his finger 10 VIII
liam, and said "Iou will have great
load on your shoulders when | am dead.
See 10 il that you carry out my
will. faithfully" | remember lie asked
NE at one time 10 come and live with han.
He said
''IF HAD DIED
during nv illness in New Jersey, the world
would never have known me. | believe
have been spared to accomplish great
good. That good was the Central RAJ iro.'d;
lie said he would not like to leave five mil
lions to one daughter, because all his ctii-
dren wouIi, get into the road and turn billy
out and put florence in, and they would
put the stock on the market and run the
price down to forlv cents The Commodore
told Mrs Leban, the contestant that he had
DONE THE BEST He COULD
in his will, and in speaking of his will of
1854, he stated that he gave the bulk OF his
property to VIM. ii. and to George. The
latter died fifteen wears ago. Hismind WAS
clearer. and he had more fortitude than
most men. His mind was entirely sound
within two months OF his death. lie told
Mrs Leban in the presence OF witnesses
that he had made the best will hecould, and
the witness thought it was IN fer presence
that he said that if he made his will one
hundred times, he would not make il differ
emf
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Monsenegrins Advancing.

CErriSJE, November 1i-Besides the
capture Of the fort at Suturmans, command
ing the town Of Anti Nari, as reported yes
terday, the Montenegrins have taken four
block houses Scutari is suffering greatly
from the bombardment. The telegraphs,
&c, and the road communication BY SodOn-
itiza and Seu,ari is interrupted. The total
Turkish force in Albania is only eighteen
battalions, and there is no force at Antivari
or Scutari, sufficient TO oppose the Monte
ncprins
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Elecsssa Conseas In Dsassas Cooafy.
LAwRKSCE, November 15.-Osbun Shan
nm. Eso. attorney for Hon J. q. Horton,
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LONDON, November ia special dis
patch from Bogat says that General Skobe-
iof. on capturing the positions of Green
Hill, near Brestovoc, Immediately threw
up a redoubs, which gave rise to the belief
at headquarters that one OF the Turkish re-
doubts had been taken.
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TIE Az ~ sssLS..

THE nil llaSer Oaasid-rasssn In she
SeMase-Ghe Ctaa.e Providing fer q
Special Cavalry Fosce for sine Eexas
ErOufte. Ssrtcken Oas.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE army
bill As reported TO the Senate to-day, fiom
the committee on alRroi- iations, Is amend
cd BY the entire omission Of the clause in
serted by the House which provided that
four cavalry regiments should be recruited
10 the full iorce of one thousand two hun
dred men each, and kept in service in
Texas. but that the total number Of men on
the army rolls should be limited to twenty
thousand. The Senate committee recon-
mend the insertion in place of the manda-
tory provision concerning the use of troops
in Texzs. the
FOLLOWING CLAUSE:
.sThe cavalry regiments may be recruited to
loo men in each company and kept as near
a. practicable to that number and . suf-
ticieut force Of cavalry shall be employed
in the defense of the Mexican and Indian
froatier of TexAA' IL eonnifase Do not
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THE rENA~ FRONTIER.
Gen. Escoi.ede'- Crtmc-Opp"sit'on' 60
Dsaz' l:oyerNuc0l.

DiaH' Goyernn,cni.
BROWNSVILLE Texas, November II
Gen Escobedo, having been indicted in the
United States Court Tor 4 violation of the
neutrality laws in getting up military ex-
pedition in Texas to invade Meyico ia the
interests OF eE-President Lerodo, his trial
has been .et for today.
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Union National bank. Of Chicago.
Counn,itts SUICIDE Ifecause Oi a Se-

W. r. eOiiDauSIs hFessoe"s os sbe
Union National Bank. Of Chicago.
CoMn,itt. SUICIDE ifecnuse OF a >e-
cret sorrow.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE body Of
Wm. i. Coalbaugh, President of the MON
National Bank OF the city, was found on
the steps Of the Douglas Monument, about
six o'clock this morning. \ revolver with
Coalbaugh's name on ii, was lying near
him.
THE SAD EVENT
was induced by matters out Of bank affairs,
~ shown by astatemeBt made thi, morning
bv bank examiner Watson, he. on last night,
concluded his semi annual examination OF
the Union National bank, and that his re-
port TO the Comptroller OF Currency will
show, not only solvent bank, but conii-
tion Of unusually large cash means. lie
adds: Whatever Mr. Coalbaugh's troubles,
neither the condition of his bank nor his re-
lation in il had any connection with them"
The officers OF the bank have issued the
FOLLOWING CIRCULAR
to their correspondents: wv. F. Coalbaush,
late president of the L Union National bank,
committed suicide this morning The act
WAS not caused by financial trouble, either
OF his own or OF this bank. The bank is
no, only solvent, hut specially strong and
: und. Its business will not be interrupt
ed by this sad event"
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All - Well.

ERzERoUM, November I4.-All is goirg
well here. Reinforcements are continually
arriving, and the Turkish troops are in ex-
ce.lent spirits and confident OF their ability
q, b,ll the tnvn
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4 NOBLE GIRL.
Al iowa Noung Lady COnfroHts q
Ssurg lSr im her Fathers HOasc. and
- EauallY shot by klius.

DIS MONIES, November l5.-ln Warren
county, some fifteen miles from hes Moines,
a man named Renben Proctor, vino was
having his preliminary examination on
charge OF having fatally stab!ed Miss
Codington while burglarizing her fathers
house, WAS taken from the room last even
ing by mob of forty men and hanged.
Ihe mob Wore no masks and are understood
TO have been citIz-nS Of the township in
which Miss Codington lived. She was
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TNPKECEDENTE ATTRACTION:
Over Ealf Million Distributed !!
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Delaware street, and l0s and IOs W. 5th ST.,
dec2Gdt Kansas City, Mo.
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The attention of Merchants is called to our
stock and prices. Orders promptly filled.
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CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No 9g6l-By virtue of a writ
of fcri facias. to me directed by the honor.
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets IN the
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY. De-
cember 81. 1877. Mt u O'Clock M. the following
Al ALL I'll HE ORRIGfiT. TITLE AND INTEREST
of the defendant herein. Caspar Lusse In and
to the unexpired term Of tho lease up, to the
fifteenth day of February next Cs7s). OF store
No So Front and No 36 Fulton street, In the
First District ofths city at the ra Of sixty dol
lars per month. payable monthly with the priv
ilege of renewal for one or two years at the
same rent, say sixty dollars per month.
And on the same day. at o'clock .. M, at my
warehouse. Nos % and Is Orleans street be-
tween Royal and Bourbon streets, in the Second
ONE PLATFORM SCALE AND ONE OLD
LADDER.
SEIZED in the above suit.
Terms-For the lease the purchaser to pay the
rent as it falls due. and for the balance II any,
cash and for the platform scale AID ladder
cash on the spot.
THOMAS lei. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
deco % 27 81
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYoRALry OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. December "a, 1877.
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars; In accordance with said valua-
tion the price of bread for the week commence
ing on MONDAY. December "a. 1877. will be:
Sixty two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty-one ounces for ton cents.
Sixteen ounces for Ave cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only tn.
best -four Of the above value per barrel. and The
use of damaged or inferior -four in bread offered
tor sale In this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the neares
police station any violation Of the above ordi
nance. either In variation of weight or quality o.
material.
de23 ED. pILSBURY. Mayor.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans. No E7B4-By virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
ornhle the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. Ia the above entitled cause. l
will proceed to sell Mt public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhousg streets,
In the Second District of this CITY, on Friday,
January 49, 1873, at Ia o'clock m, the following
described property, to wit
A IiOT OF GROUND. situated In the Second
District of this city. designated by the number
eleven. in the sauere bounded by Orleans.
Prieur johnson and st.. Ann streets, on plan
drawn by Henry Moelhausen. late, surveyor.
dated ninth Of June. 1s4b. and deposited In The
office Of Lueien Hermann. then notary public
In this city, said lot forming the corner Of
Prieur aud 1T. Ann streets. aud measuring. In
American measure, thirty eight feet ten inches
one line front on 1T. Ann street. thirty nine
feet four inches in width in the rear, seventy,
eight feet eight inches one line in denth and
front on Prieur street and seventy eight feet
eleven inches two lines In depth on the other
side line. Together with nil the buildings and
improvements thereon. without exception or
reservation. Being the same property acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase from Myr.
tic Courcels "a ner act pissed before Abel
Dreyfous, on the eighth Of March, 1867,
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot - ~
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
dei7 N iDT IL
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ITIVHINN
Civil Sheriff Of the Pnrish Of Orleans.
DOR n lhT IL


widow Of John Ma,gnnis.
L iah Of orlaans. No. s74a. by virtue Of q writ
Of seizure and sale. to mo directed by the hon
orable the Fifth. District, Court for tho par
sn viii n Ur,es to se at p pab f auction ct
the Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CuBtomhouse
streets. in the Second District Of this city, on
FRIDAY. January Ia. 1878, Mt IL o'clock IN.
the a9 EhA 9aG oT IN GFe apN f w Situated in
bounded boz by ,'S dasa9et iate Jaeksonj Viiiere
Robertson and Common streets, and desig-
mated by the number eighteen on {. plan drawn
February isss. and deposited In the ONCE OF f.
D oenas. then notary public IN ths city Z. md
also On plan drawn h by L. sprg1 g ~ IL F s1a.ss
ary. 1sa4. and deposited In the office Of l.. r.
Caire. then notary public in THE city. on the
Gasnuet and Robertson streets. and measures
thirty feet front on said aasauet street by one
hundred feet In depth md front, on Robertson
street. Together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, without exception or res
ervation. Being tho same property the defend
INT herein aequfh nnga MeG ~ ~ as
Der. 1864. before William Shannon. late notary
Dao9 c Il Tx NJ LoT OF GROUND situated in
bounded by Felicity, Richard. Constance and
Magazine streets: said lot is designated by tho
letter on u sketch annexed to an net OF family
meeting. hold before William /. Poole, notary
public in this city. on the eighth August, 1863 u
certified copy of which sketch is annexed for
late notary public IN ths Pity on the twenty
| cordng to said sketch. twenty four feet nine
inches seven lines front on Felicity Road.
| twenty -one feet three in he's, six lines In
width on the rear line, by depth Of eghty-t two
| feet five inches. more or loss. on the side line
nearest to Constance street. dividing it from LOT
number one on said sketch. and Of seventy six
| feet on the line dividing 1t from lot on said
sketch. and forms part Of larger lot Of ground
designated by the number two. on 81 plan drawn
| by Hedin Scharbaum. surveyors. dated Feb
ruary ~. 1854. deposited in the office. Of ]; o.
Stark late notary public in this city. Together
with ali the buildings and improvements there
| on without exception or +, servation. Being
| the same property the defendant herein &C
aured from the succession of James Donohue
| as appears by an net passed on the fourth
| September. 1873 before William j. Castel, u no
| tary public in this city.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS IT. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
4 1,.sn ,rf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAIR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
LUCY BELTON, WIFE OF JOHNSON ARM
strong, vs.. Her Husband-No. A.79O.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TENTH
Il day of December, 1877, judgment was, rem
in the words and figures following. to wit
No 44,Teo-Lucy Bolton, wife of Thomson Arm
strong. Vs. Her Husband.
On motion of Charles s. Rice, attorney Tor
plaintiff and upon producing due proof
OF plaintiffs demand and the court considering
the law and the evidence to be in favor OF plain,
tiff herein, it is ordered. adiudged and decreed
against defendant on November 81, 1877. be now
confirmed and made final. and accordingly that
there be Judgment in favor OF plaintiff, Lucy
Bolton, wife Of johnson Armstrong. and
against her said husband, decreeing separa-
ton of property between them, and giving to
her separate and paraphernal property. It is
further ordered adjudged and decreed that
there be Judgment in favor of said plaintiff.
Lucy Bolton, wife of Johnson Armstrong and
against her said husband, in the sum of six
thous nd seven hundred and sixty 81 and S. 100
fifth day of March 1866. until paid, and all costs
of suit.
Judgment signed December u, 1877.
Judge of the Fourth District Court, parish of
Orleans.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans, on this twenty-second day
Of December, in the year Of oar Lord 1877
GEO. P. 6AzELAR. Deputy Clerk.
dea7 jail %
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Auction SALES.
by Albert Pau1.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN EAHNES
Deceased wife Of Perry Barnes.
Second District Court for the parish, Of Orleans
No 10 800.

nY ALBERT PAUL, Auetloneer-.O Office No 5t
- Exchange Alley-TIU HsDAY, December 81
1877. OF p O'clock m, at Meehan 9 coffee house
virtue Of an order Of the Hon, A. L. lis
sot, Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated the 9Th OF November
1877. and supplementary order datsd December
II. 1877, VII be- SOLD ct PUBLIC auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
on In the Fifth District Of this city, designated
by the No. . Of square 10, bounded by Decatur
ing, French measure, 30. feet front on Decatur
street by 1870 fest In depth.
Terms-This being the second and last sale
the above described property will be sold TO,
whatever 1t will bring, on u credit of twelvt
months, the purchaser to furnish his bond witt
good aud solvent security, said bond TO bear
per cent interest from date Of sale to payment
and all tho usual penal clauses; the purchaser
to pav cash at the time Of Adjudication the sun
Of $40 to cover costs Of sale.
Act of sale before w II. Seymour notary pub
lie ut purchasers expense. dsl2 2o27
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william A. Thomas VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth


E1OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish Of Orleans. No 4474a-By virtue of
a writ OF seizure aud sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, In tho above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell nj public auction, vt the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street between Canal and Custoinhotlse streets.
In the second District Of this city. on FRIDAY.
January ts 1873. at Ia o'clock m, tho following
described property, To VIII
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated,
living and being In the First District Of this city,
lin the square bounded by Thaia. Melpomene.
Freret and Howard streets, designated by the
number two on q plan drawn by J. A, d'Heme-
court surveyor dated the fifteenth day Of April,
1861, and deposited in the office of Edward Bar
nett, late notary public in this city, and meas
uring agreeably to said plan thitty-ons feet
seven inches six and Il half lines front on
Thaia street by one hundred and twenty one
feet nine inches In depth. between parallel lines,
together with all the buildings and improve
meuts thereon. rights. ways and advantages
thereto belonging or in anywisa appeftaining,
Being the same property which The defendant
herein acquired by purchase from Thomas
Reilly. as per act before William j. Casteli, n
notary public in this city. dated seventeenth
December 1874.
| Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tho spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Purish Of Orleans.
1 Il. linn
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yuDrCrAL ADvEHrrsEMENrs.
SHERIFF SALES.
.,,,. r,.s n. Alter w. JOSEPH. o.nrien.

CHARLES r.. Alter We. JOSEPH, O'nrien.
vstFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish Of Orleans, No. s7es-By virtue of q
t Of h eq fh se co for thy
Parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause,
| will proceed to, sell at PUBLIC auction, 81 the
street. between Canal and Cnstumhouse etreels,
In the Second District OF this city. on MONDAY.
January 10. 1873. OF II o'clock m. the following
'g + two GGEyapTAfN Lors OF GROUND. to-
geshsr with the buildings and improvements
thereon ways. customs, rights. servltnues'
unto belonging or u anywise, aappertainlng,
situated in the First District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Peters llate New Leveel
as lots numbers four and twelve, and nensur-
ing, lot number four. tweny-foHr feet Two
nghs psa on on p9sers as M T
ton street by one hundred and eighteen feet ilye
lines deep on the line Of lot number three and
lines on the line OF lot number five. aud lot
number twelve, twenty-fou feet two inches
seven lines front ON Peers street. twenty-four
feet three inches three lines front on Fulton
street by o depth Of one hundred and nineteen
feet Ave inches two lines on The line OF lot mum
Der eleven and Of one hundred and nineteen Feet
seven inches three lines on the line oil lot num-
Being the same property The defendant here r.
in acauired, as will appear by reference TO aets
Of purchase pass cd before j, A. Quintero. mo-
tary public ~ this city. on the third OF April,
| 1ssf, and before Andrew Hero, also Q notary
og''d HRlNv I q h 81 e Gh6N N'f tousn s
with the buildings and improvements thereon
ways customs. rights, servitudes. privileges.
advantages and Hppurtehances thereunto be-
| longing or In anywise appertainlng, situated
| standing, lying and being in the First District
Of this city. In the square bounded by Now
| I,eyee (now Peters,. Commerce. PoYdras and
Lafayette streets. and measuring, said lot
| twenty-five feet eight inches front on New
Levee tnow Peters, street. same front on Com
ri,rIn hi To nntfn
| feet In depth, between equal and parallel lines
running through from New Levee tnow Peters
| to Commerce street. formerly known as No. 81
| New Levea street and known as No. go New
| Levee street and No. u Commerce when bought
| by tho defendant herein from Michael James
| Brennan as per act passed before L. O. Cuveliet
late notary public in this city, dated twenty
| eighth July, 1870,
| bezed In the above suit.
| Terms-Gash on the spot ~
| THOMAS H. HANDY,
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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FOUND NOTICE No. FL.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE. ,
administrators Office.
New Orleans. December 20. 1877.
VNrAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS.
w trict Pound on Morales, between Mande.
Vile and Marigny streets. on Saturday. Decem
ONE DARK BROWN HORSE. about fifteen
hands high.
Which II not claimed within Ave days and OK.
Han nn WEDNESnaY January . lp7a Mt I,
o'clock m,
by order of - -
ROBT. il. DIAMOND.
deer Administrator.
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xurrcrpAL ADvERrrsEMENrs.


DEPARTMENTS or COMMERCE. AND IMPROVE
MHNTs Cry Hail, I
New Orleans. Deesmber 40. Is17
Sealed proposals for the construction Of the
proposed temporary works for the protection o.
the river bank ut the foot Of Montegut street. IN
the Third District Of this city. will be received
dit this office up TO Il o'clock m. on SATURDAY
the fifth day Of January. 1878.
Said work to be done In accordance with
plans and specifications approved by the BOARD
of Engineers convened, and now on file In the
office Of the City Surveyor.
CHAR. OAvANAG.
Administrator Of Commerce.
JNO MCCARTNEY.
Administrators Of improvements
s1agt IA ~ inn Il
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS.

PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
ONE MONTHS USE OF DR.. GOU LAkDS CELE-
RRATED INFALLIBLE FIT POWDERS. To
convince sufferers that these powders will do all
we claim for them, we will send them by mail
POST PAID, a FREE TRIAL BOX. As Dr..
this disease special study, and as to our knoWl-
edge thousands have been PERMANENTLY
CURED BY the use Of these POWDERS s-D WE
every case, or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
EXPENDED. ALI sufferers should give these
powders an early trial. and be convinced Of
their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 50, or four boxes for $40
sent By mail to any part of the United States Of
canada on receipt OF price, or by express O. y. D.
ASH & ROBBINS,
,n1s1v sso Fulton street. Brooklyn Ny.
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JuDrCrAL ADvEnrrsEMENrs.
sH EIRIFF SALES.
John n. stet.on L. Co. W. Tho.. N. charles.

John n. stetsoti Il Co. W.. Th0s. m. charles.
sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish Of Orleans, No. pesa-By virtue OF writ
of fieri faeias, to me directed by the hongrable
In the above entitled cause / will proeeed to
sell at public auction. on the promises here ere
matter designated on Monday, January 2 1878,
III ii GOODS AND MERCHANDISE in prem
ises No. u Garondslet street. IN the Fist us
trier Of this city, consisting Of Hats. Gaps. FIN
lures, Show Gases, etc,
Ths whole az per inventory which may be
seen In my Office
Seized In The above suit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
j. InaY