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GRABBING, FISHING AND BATH.
~ ING AT SMITH POINT.

Fare. Round Trip, only Is cents.
The Steamer CITY OF WASH 49,
1 Nssf GI Pa5s t sSa IGE Fsr
lsT srssslsE, aslins and ssihas Leaving 7sh:
f fxeEsEsid AS 6F MET FRE sE shsNEoH
ns5 miles ta, t1 g Blackstone Island and
8, Tree. .' Five s hours sI for erab a1s
on hr so soa pSsny
Moseley will leave 9th street wharf TUESDAY,
September 10th. at 100 a: m. returning, arrive at
cts for sale by FIN Co., statiOners No. 7os 18Th
H: }: Clifford, APPOINTMENT Room, Interior De-
partment; Ellis music store. Ss7 Penna; avenue;
Office, Winder Building. sep2-8t
KEA !lDEsT IESxGURsION OF THE
sSess d 's 9ss 1s1S SRSS5 tis
G1ATIH9NNs, K q I. 10 OF PYTHIAs, from
70 chssa sss say
The largest and fastest Steamer of the Weems
.. and SG Fair f Haven az st %
:u1 ass Fa4 asvsn At m
arriving at Washington at II p. m. Moonlight
Chiren betw cen and L. Hall Prce Tickets for
Tor sale by the Committee and all principal Cigar
Stands. and 3. and r. depot Oh morning Of excur-
sion. au231.m
CECOND SELECT EXCURSION TO
aus piees Of the cHAPEG fio SIsfr EstsIS@ +
Low FEVER s sT SIsE r KS Steamer SUE
will leave 7th-street wharf SATURDAY NIGHT
September 14th at II O'Clock; returning will reach
home Sunday night about 10 O'Clock. There will
be early mass at the Point for the excursionsts
on Sunday morning. Meals 80 cents, furnished on
the boat. Tickets, 81 to be had from the following
persons: A: b. Copies. T. A. Rover, D. McGiv.
ern, j. j: Fuller, D. Connell, Ben. Roth. James
Becker, John L. RatcIif. James Fullerton, Jao
King, n. May, ID. Rickenbacaer, Capt. Barrett
and at the bookstores of James Bellew and ID.
Brnsnan. aug3l& Sep7-7.+
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TN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK

WITHOUT DEL4Y,
TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE
FALL STOCK.
FOB THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-07
Extraordinary Reduction.

DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
French Diagonal. sold at $50, reduced to S16
Russel's Cashmere. ....sold 1T 1S, reduced to Ii
Empire Mills Cashmere sold at Us, reduced to 10
Au-W DOL Cashmere. sold at IL, reduced to Z
COATS AND VETS.
French Diagonal. .......sod at So reduced to {1b
Plaid Worsfed. .........sold at 18, reduced to IL
Basket Worsted. ........sold at IL, reduced to 8
DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS.
English Worsted. sold at -, reduced to Is 90
Globe Mills Cashmere. sold at 6, reduced to 4 80
Taft Weeden Cass. .....sold at 8. reduced to 4 90
Diagonal Cashmere. =. sold at 5. reduced to 90
Union Cashmere. .....sOld at z. reduced to 30
BOYS SUITS.
Black Cloth. sold at $12 reduced to Is
W orsted Basket. sold at 10, reduced to
Light Cashmere. sold at 3, reduced to 6
Atwood Cashmere. .....sold at Z, reduced to 5
WHITE VESTS.
Fine w hite vests. u ~, worth "
Fine W hite Vests. .-............fo OO, worth 8
ALPACA COATS.
Alpaca Coats. sold at S. reduced to -
Alpaca Coats. sold at g. reduced to 3
Alpaca Coats. at 8, reduced TO 2
AL other Goods at same proportion prices.
NorE.-I am determined TO reduce this stock, In
order to make room for an immense stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods, which l have ordered already,
to be expressly manufactured for me. Call at once
st
A. STRAUs',
1911 Pennsylvania 0Ve,ssse.
aug14-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts.
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MINER NORMAL SCHOOL,
TUITION FREE.

The above school for colored teachers Is now open
TOT the reception of pupils. Applications received
al the school building. third floor, between the
hours OF am, and pm.
Mrs e. N. O'Connor F. Doug,ass
BITS. =. b. WiESow, W, w, johnson,
sep3 I'm School Committea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-07

PARTISAN DIAMOND LADIES SHAWL PINS
and spiral earrings TO match gold-flled
bracelets, misses and ladies' sizes; chased aud
enameled frameless pebble eyeglasses sl.50 a
pair: received at Prigg's jewely store. No. 451
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near Az street.-Adct.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
New Orleans Times. !

g. ,
A II more. than ordinarily intelligent
through every fever epidemic since
1888 said 70 "a Times reporter yesterday :
1.-The newspapers and physicians of
this seity cannot too STRONGLY impress
upon yellow fever patients, the dlsas-
trous consequences after fever has
been broken, of injudicious putriment.
The era of convalescence is an era OF
starvation, and to say that over-lndul-
gence will lend to sure death is not
using too strong an expression.
"This well-known truth was vlvldly
recalled by q funeral which has just Oc-
CURED Four days ago an exceedingly
interesting child of gtwelVe WAS taken
down. The, attack was unusually
light, readily yielding to treatment.
Within very few hours the fever was
broken, and ONT Thursday morning she
was not only convalescent, but, as all
yellow fever conyalescents are, rave
"Some one in attendance, unable to
resist the child's entreaties, gave her
q bowl Of chicken broth in half an
hour she had a relapse. y, That night
she died, and her funeral has just oc-
CURED. ,5. s'1 81 IL, ! L.&., =.
az regard it, an imperative duty in
every one OF experience to warn those
afflicted of the fearful and inevitable
ooaseqtienees of any such indulgence.
asaTff my own experience can be OF any
service. the public are welcome to it.
| was attacked with yellow fever Emore
than tHenty years aago.s1. The disease
became manifest in the night, was re-
cogniZed as yellow fever instantly,
dsiirium followed in the course OF a
few minutes, but, within two hours the
case was in the hands of u physician.
ssHe succeeded in breaking The fever,
which did not return, by twelve o'clock
the next day. Upon the. second morning
consuming diuhEeFA followed, but for
three DAYS the patient lived upon crushed
ice and, fiveiamps OF white sugar. Only
uuon the fourth day vas he permitted
fo taste little oat meal Cruel, and then
only two or three tea-spoonfulls every
few hours.anT This regimen increased &c
gradually that after four weeks he was
allowed but one Boston cracker and d
glass of milk three times day.
~ Sineettliat time there must have been
vast improvements in the preparation OF
simple nutriment, and any experienced
nhysician should be able to prescribe
harmless substance, but if know any.
thing at yellow fever, until the stomach
has fully recovered from the tax which
this disease makes upon it, q hearty mea
is certain death, and any meal will in
sure n relapse" !. 4.s4elG3Ir@ ,fth
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of the state of
Louisiamn.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, July II, 1873
In pursuance of article 147 of the constitu-
ton of this State, publication is hereby given
to the voters of this State of the proposed
amendments to the constitution of this State.
agreed to by twO-thirds of the members elected
to each house OF the General Assembly, at its
session of 1873, and which are required to be
published. three months before the next gen,
eral election for Representatives. to the General
Assembly, in at least one newspaper i'll every
parish of this State, in which newspaper shall
be published Said amendments appear more
fully in acts Nos 10 and IA Of the regular session
of the General Assembly OF 1873, and in act
No - of the extra session Of the General AS
sembly of 1878, which are officially published
for the information of the voters, and which
will be submitted to the people at the next
general election, to he held on the fifth day OF
November, tnext) 1878, in such manner and
form that the people may vote for or against
each amendment, separately, and If a majority
of the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either of said amendments, the
same shall become a part OF the constitution.
WILL A. STRONG,
SprrptDry Of State
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
Proceedings of the Board Of Police of
the Town of Opelousas.
TUESDAY. July Goth. 1878.

TUESDAY, July 30th, 1878.
The Board met pursuant to a call of the Presi-
dent Present: DR.. James Pay. President; 9.
MAYO, Vim. G. Bell. p. j. Lefebyre Victor Las
trapes and Emile Donate
On mot on of Mr. Bell. Resolved, that whereas
II has be' n sascertained by the Board OF Ponce
OF the Town Of Opoou5as, that ytll"w-ieFrr
exists in the city of New Orleans that Board
of Health composed of the following persons Ne
appointed. to-wit: DR.. james Ray. Dr. +: II.
Mayo. who are hereby empowere at such time
RS thGy may deem it necessary, for the safety
OF the citizens OF the town Of OrelouSas. TO
establish quarantine under and according to
a resolution of the Board Of Police OF the
town adopted August 10th, 1867.
Be it further Resolved, that said Board OF
Health. shall at such time they may deem
it necessary, 10 establish said quarantine. cause
SAID resolution or any portion thereof to be
published and strictly enforced.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY. President.
Attest: o. VOORHEES,, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
Timely Hint.
Detroit Press.l


A boot black, in turning into Wood
ward avenue from Congress street yes
tAr,layson afun, bumped against d wo-
man, who at once grabbed for his hair;
s,ave him to understand that if she had
t t bringing up of him be would have
galloping consumption in less than six
weeks. He took it quite, patiently for
o TINE, but after having enough, he
quietly observed:
WHY y she sullenly inquired.
a,Canse the body snatchers will dig
YOU up, sure = &,
- Eha What's that 9n
ssThe doctors of this town would have
tbat law nfi yours il they had to fight
the huh FLEECE forcels he softly ex-
claimed DID he backed away.
She couldn't help feeling OF her chin
ID she passed on
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
A California Mining Story.
[San Francisco Bulletin.

Not MANY miles from Shasta City is
the gulch. of which the following min
ing story is told: 1t is a pretty deep
rayinc. with rocks showing all the way
no the sides. Gold in paying quantl-
ties had been foaud along the stream,
but it seemed to disappear few feet
from the channel. One day, while Il
gang of busy men were toiling i'll the
Stream, stranger, evidently green at
mining. came along and learned on
ragged elbows to watch, with protrud-
ipg ewes, the results of their toll. The
miner nearest him took out 50 nugget,
and anxiety overcame tie greenhorn.
S-a-ay," he asked, "where can ! go
to diggin' to find it like that" The,
hardy miner stopped his work, and
giving the wink to all the boys, so that
The joke should not be lost, pointed up
on the barren rocks where no goIo haa
ever been found. eye see that rouGh
lookin' place 7" Yes, yes" SAID the
new hand. "Well, thar it is rich, Jes
We stake ont a claim, an go ter WORK, an
when we finish here We'll come up, too. -
Then the new hand thanked the honest
miner, and the boys all grinned APP
probation of the joke. That afternoon
away on the Slope, auu every ciino ny
miners looked up they roared with
laughter. But about the next day the
greenhurn struck pocket, and took
out something like $4,000 in few
minutes. Then, innocent to the last,
he treated all around, and thanked the
miner who sent them up there, and
took his money and went down, into
the valley and bought him farm.
Then the unhappy miners arose, leaV.
ing their old claims and dotted that
hillside for days. But there were no
more pockets anywhere. The whole
thing reads just like the tradltlonal
fairy story. But then | saw the gulcn.
happened in the mines.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
kDGfas$i2a


The undersigned, It practical painter of much
experience, who has given general satisfaction
to all who nave employ ed him. both us to the
price and quality of his work, has recently
located III OpelOusas, and soctS work i'll his
line of Observation-Disclosures Hu,tsi-n-paintiIig white.
Washing, kiil~onlinng, etc. He Will work for
1Wrnty-ftN" per cent less than the prices
that have been usually paid hrre, and guar
hIlt"c satisfaction. Estimates furnished without
charge; He Will furnish AL materials If de
sired, thereby enabling parties to know at the
outset the full cost OF the work. He has facil-
lflrS for obtaining painting materials much
CheAl'r! than persons generally, which makes
MS work so much the cheaper. specimen of
his painting can he seen at the Methodist church
III OpeletS;iS. which he has inst painted inside
and out. On inspecting his work and learning
his price, many will no doubt feel able to have
painting done who HOW think the cost too great
see nm ana talk the matter over, which will
cost nothing. The rheHpnesS and quality of his
painting, are an lnnurement to have painting
done. WM HILLSMAN
Practical Painter.
OnClOuSlS May 1T
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelo1lsas, LII.
August 1st, 1878, and if not taken out before
September 1st. 1878, will be sent to the Dt;'
Letter Office at Washington d. c.
Augustin mrs c CrtSwell mrs j.
Ar1rus Albert Hobley Ilr CIR Handy
Allison William Pardras Alexis
Alexander Moses Richard mrs Harriet
Ballar James Rsolet miss Minnie
Boiling Jim Rlchl Madame JOS
Chadwick mrs Sally Serraille miss Mary
CHAs. M. THOMPSON, p. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
Hogs For Sale.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
ton of opt!ousas and vicinity, in violation OF
law, VIII be taken mp and ilmpoEnded in tho
stable lot "t \. 7. Williams, III said town. where
tnrN will he sold to the highest bidder if not
previously re,icrnr,! every SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, beginning To-day. May 18th, 1877.
BENZ A. GJIDRI
NlCTORlN J.ASTKAPES,
May l9-tf COnstahes.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17

The secret is out. Thousands OF
writer's have been trying to tell why
the times are hard and business de-
pressed. A writer occupies a column
in one of our contemporaries, and reaches
the conclusion that the whole trouble III
the business world arises from the fact
that great many people have not the
money in their pockets to buy what
they want. This has been a chrome
difficulty since A. D. No. 1.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
ANkaROEkO&. THE LARGEST AND FIN

aNkaROHkOS. THE LARGEST AND FIN
u est stock i'll the world, embracing over g.
DO),000 ChrOmos, Paintings and Choice Prints,
at our enlarged Art .;ooms. All the new and
popular subjects at rock-bOttUm prices. The
Falls of the Rhine, size 2Ox2S-rolnantc and
grand; Scene on the Susquehanna, one Of tho
hits of the season, size 19X27; Lake Luctrne,
Switzerland, the most beautiful lake i'll the
world; lSt.t Bella, a charming scene in North
ern italy. companion to the proceeding; Off
Boston Light. a beautiful marine. size 14X20, in
great demand Old Oakcn Bucket, White Noun
tains, Niagara Falls, Newport, Saratoga, Gath
ering PrilnrOSes, At the Seal Shore, Paddy in
Difficulty. Also Virgin Vesta, Snow Storms,
American Fruit, and other 24y30 subjects,
Floral Business Cards, Sunday School Cards.
Statuary, Notices, Black ground Panels, etc.
Also the finest and most complete assortment
Of 9X1l Chr0mOs both eli white mounts, blue
line and black mounts, gold line Our stock
embraces everything desirable for Dealers.
Agents or Premium purposes, and all should
test our prices and quality of work. The right
parties can realize All independence i'll every
locality by taking an agency for our stretched
and framed Chromos. Particulars free. Illus
trated Catalogue on receipt OF stamp. sen&for
So or S. outfit Address
- ]. LATHAM & CO..
419 Washington St, Boston. Mass.
inch Silly
$1 mot sasy e Sa n9 II fh these d mfs
by any one of either sex, in any part of the
country who is willing to work steadily ut the
employment thai we filrish. SG6 per week i'll
your own town. You need not hG away from
home over night. Yon, can give your whole
time to work, or only your spare moments. We
have agents who are making over $50 per day.
All who engage ut once can make money fast.
At the present time money cannot he made 80
easily aud rapidly at any other business. It
costs nothing to try the business. Terms and
S. Outfit free Address ut once,
II. HALIETr Il CO.,
nov 10 Portland, Mafne.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
ACT NO. 70, r. S. OF 1878.

That the seat of government shall be estab-
lished at the city Of Baton Rouge Or at the
city of New Orleans, as the majority OF the
voters of the State may determine ut the next
ensuing election; those voting to locate the
State capital at Baton Rouge shall indorse on
their tickets, For State Capital. Baton Rouge
those voting to locate the capital at New Or
leans shall indorse on their tickets, For State
Capital, New Orleans"
(Strike out article one hundred and thirty
one.l
ACT NO. "a. r. S. OE 1878
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17

DIR. CHAS. A. HARDY. Proprietor
JOSEPH MULLER, of Washington Lessee.
These Justly renowned mineral springs, will be
oucnrd for the accommodation Of the public
on and aftor the 22d inst Situated in the South
Western portion Of ST. Landry. These springs
are within easy reach Of everyone seeking health
or pl, assure; the finest trout and perch fishing
in America is within a stones throw OF the
spring while game Of all kinds is abundant
The buildings lave recently been put in com
plcte repairs, and eight new bath houses added
Having secured the services OF Monsieur Leon
Emreror's kitchen, Paris, the cuisine VIII ne
1,nder his management Guests Will be s.nrFet
in first class style, either b. the tay; "1tk Or
, ~ at nrces so moderate as to derry compe-
titinn Patrons will he provided with every
tj,inr nerdful including feed Iar horses. a
nr enclosed pasture viii be ;tts) at tile service
Of visitors. Invals seeking the h'net'clatt
oHnrts of these waters, have lie ahVant:l-f OF
Consulting DE- Chas. A, Hardy. pay "GlIh OF
hioh reptc throughout tie country. LACKS
and carriages viii leave Washington twice
week or oftnrer if necessary, the carrying PTS
scnrer3 for the springs.
June 22-tt
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17

Four coiored men are to, be hung "
Aseension parish on the 18th instant.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
TEN sRgOE',
SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES.

GCsgDOH. FOR Young LADIES.
will open my school for the educatloN u
young Ladies'. on Monday, 4Til OF ScptenlbaI
O'roN.l, i'll my dwelling at Opetousas. inlcn"
this Institution to be permanent, and vii! eli
dcayor to meet the wants OF this community, i'J
atfordng Facilities for d thorough education.
TERMS:
Tuition in primary branches, per month 0"
Tution in Academic - " "
French, " 20
Music with use Of piano, 50 q 6 I"
Drawing. daily lessons), - - O."
Painting. tri-weekly lessons, g s I"
Vocal music gratis,
Board, 81 u o.
washing, per dozen, r
Ali dues payable monthly i'll advance.
MRS. NJ. M. HAYES
August IS, 1876-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
ACT NO. IA, R. S. OF 1873.
NUMBER TWO.

Representatives shall he chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday i'll November,
every two years, and the elections shall be com
nleted in one day The General Assembly shall
meet on the first Monday IN January, 1879, and
hiennally thereafter, on the first Monday in
January, unless different day be appointed
BY law, and their sessions shall be held at the
seat Of government.
Strike out article seventeen.}
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-17
CASTOR Springs.

| DIR. CHAS. A. HARDY..-.------...Pr Proprietor.
| JOSEPH MULLER, Of Washington 49, Lessee
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
NEW BOOKS REcErvED.

ester Ford author of rsce Truman and nary BunyAn.
the Drsamer's Blind Daughter" Published By sheldon
The si,tory Of . Crms-The Testimony Of m Eye wit
ness BY Victor hugo. With illustrations Harper
The Common wealth Reconstructed BY Charles G. p.
Clark, NJ. ID. From A. s. Barnes Co.. New icrs;
1876 Groups viii. Edited by Francis A. Walker Chef
OF the Barsau Awsrds Published by D. B. Lppneets
Ninth ANNUAL Report tn. Bo.ra Of Rs!i.o:a oSsmi:-
TO tho summer Land. BY Andrew Jae.scn Davis Illus
The Hbbs Fsrans; or, Who shall ss ropsy By rerd-
nand Fabre Translated BY the kev Leonard "oo'ssy hs
''r %cbsoco sss; is snysss eSa and seei.
ences BY Rev. b. W. Chase. A. M Heu 'o'k' """am
The Last Of the Haddous Anoyel. BY Mrs. Newman au'
thor OF Jean" Ac, Harper Broshers' New New r9rk 9 ~
Hsli-iionr seriesBsck 20 Observation-Disclosures naSS wIi pi
By Lord Macausy SIT william Temple. ~ same aatho.
The pansn Armada for the msss o. e. 1851
Ey. s' by sSs's b r
Earlier Poems sr Bae. 9rcwnins, 1926
MHiS, S, Ensss.r WIS. They pa sGs HOY The, Do
Young Mechanic." Amongst Machines &c. From ..
Rsc.,s s01 FsueSse in She United States By D. @
| Mcmillan. a, r. Putnam's sons. New York.
Hand Book Of Ceramic Art BY M. s. Lockwood. a. p.
pot.r, sGa How Il Is Made It's shap. and Dscor.ou
Pracsica ins.ruccns for painting on porcelain and ali
art and ~ Illustrations BY Geo<ge Ward XchoIs autho
Eassssoa suS HgpYSc Y x industry Published BY
An Essay Msihods Of Arithmetica Instruction By
sud xsrssoS IN the vnivsy Of xsass e rss
| MANS sons, New YORK
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

country's commerce and raise her producIpg power
TO far higher pitch OF productiveness than DINER
wise II might hope to attain. The settlement o COL
oniss along the fret line OF defence of MexNo. wbich
ts the RIO Grsnde appears be essentially neces
sary; but the line among The folds and passes
OF the Sierra Madrs oilers advantages that cannot be
ignored. In these localities the climate Is delightful,
the soil fertile and the mines tnexhaustioe Hence
strong admixture oil the adopted citizen element
could be made available" General Uraga also looks
upon a thorough reorganizaton of tho regular army
and the National Guard important factor in HIS
eaboratcly discussed plan-a higher standard OF edu-
cation among the cfncers aud more exact knowledge
OF modern tactics now employed by the best Euro
pean armies 10 be reached He does not believe
colony ough. to be longer practsod by the military
forces Of the Republic.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
SALES ar AUCTION.

LRIE RAILwAY-FORECLOsUkE SALE E-sU
!1Ssaa$ sTi aS fSfs, fIs coSSasS g.'s:s
S:a. :aa dss,s: p se:ss!s:ss :sd sale ssas:.ss
as'ys z, entitled ons ss.ensn .f
i SsS ana %s s' %:as!sasd
aud De- w sg n s or .nS
s ss%sy f ss s ia ON
noon; sSs M:rsSsni. ksshs.ss Ssi;::s.% Ss a
sassioa highest iadsr cash ioiiewas de-
company. from and ncadinr Piermont, on tho Hudson
.si@ s'' railway 'a on n''fa,1 X Erie sSs rs.
known as tGs ksxOuIr Branch from NswoSr. 70 .ns
n.ssd as y. sano Branch sIs Eis ssiivsy szisnd
sss states New YORK Psas.ys:.i. and New Jssss;
rail-. SaFs Ways Ssa pss aa
i:'i :Sis Of the @ said company aud ocomosivss
engines tenders cars e..rares tools machinery mann;
supplies svsry c.cnsias aDpsr,.nus the said
sa q IaS :. s' al
the same rs n. the s s ana ss
rights Of action OF whatsoever name o. IN, nature S
Y York .~ and Or Enc @ oss the E
way compsny by the Union Railroad company BY The
Bao saao Bradford HsS sS's aud ss"se Company"
the ns poss sss
action ock. bonds book accounts bills receivable and
other evidences indebtedness leaschOd estates.
property In the sale Judgment mention!d
Given under hand AT the city oil New YORK. this 2st
day OF January. A. ID. 1878. ,,or,,
TURNER LEE 4 MCCLURE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
~ Nassau ST. New York.
The sale described property hcrctofore ad
place the 2lst day Of Januavy 1878 st
IL O'clock noon the Merchants xchan Salcsroons
No. Ill broadway the city Of New York, was hen and
adjourned to the 18th day " March. 1873 at the
hour and place. ..x.. -,s,...o. .,.,,
Referee.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY 20 AT iOlz O'CLOCK
at our saiesroom, 81 Nassau St,