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GOODS RELATION TO MAN"


Mr.. J. Bontou Farley, OF Mott Haven, replying TO
jsct namod At the head Of this writing, says:-'God
created man with reference TO his being first sub
jected spirit OF evil. ssiAshness with proneness
70 seliaoton and so:restraint rotated 10 certain
laws, TO wit: "rhou shalt covet, thou shalt not
steal, shalt bear false witness, &C.. SO that
hts effort obey them he might discover bis total
ioaby, through his carnal uction 10 be any
thing else but lost, and that the realization Of such
condition might bcgst appeal God for salvation
which 10 sure DO followed BY condtlon OF being
ound henceiorth benoaing himself the recipient OF
His spiritual adoption and compan nsbip with Him
nal sabbath oil peaceful submission TO HIS will sVer
lily. verify, say unto thee except man bo born
again he cannot see the Kingdom Of co.," III In
them And thou In me- that tney may DO made perfect
new creature; old things are passed away. Behold,
ali things become ncw." !" ''Whessever IL born OF
God doth net commit SIN; for his seed remainetn
him ana he cannot SID, because DO Is born or
God.n "Bohoid, now 10 the accepted time; behold,
now Is sho day oi salvation" This being
the true condition through the simple acceptance
OF Gods prem ses the believer NJ becomes ihe
companion OF Coo HIS Righteousness, and, instead
delighted subject OF Gods spiritual teachings
Then he say, Toe nrst ensanpis OF righteous
said, ''rhe words that speak unto you speak
not OF myself; but the Father that dweneth In me.
stands thus:-First tho knowledge ), evil, which,
when tested tho extent oi mans ability Of avoid
ance, develops the condition OF bong lost; then
companiousnIp, unity with God, which involves the
condition OF being found and obedience thcrca ter
This 10 The ouly conception OF the relationship bo-
tween The Creator which can be truly profit
able the thoughtful consideration OF him who
eth after Gods righteousness.
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NEW POSTAL LAWS.

On the 9th inst. postal couveution OF puolIehera
viii bs held In this city, At winch matters OF vital ims
porance 70 trade will DO discussed. The ob,soi
ing the passage s the oil before Con-
gross relative TO tho classification OF matter ana
the postage thereon. Tue committee OF
ia this city consists OF Messra H. X. Simmons and
W. II. @. Price Mossrs VILLAS Ii. Appleton asd
sinclair Toussy viii represent tns Chambsr OF Com
merce and Mr. P. Fsrrelly, Of she American News
Company. the Board Of TRADE. Messrs A. n Bsssesi.
Of tho Assistant Attorney GENERALS onoe, Post once
Department, 4. j. Dallas, chief clerk Of cad
Letter once have Deen designassd BY ths Postmaster
Gsasral 10 represent the General Poss once
No change sought IN postage hrss coee matter.
Tho following tho chief potats proposed IN She
bm:-
-Four Glasses OF msa mssser instead Of three. wish
Tne Introduction Of the prircipe Of registration a.
applied In ciass natter. This and
afsris protection from ntertecncs ssalous post
envious rival 80 all the legitimate
Of the country relieves postma-tess Of the discre
aud power possessed under present
relieves the Departments oil the buraen Of
through the malls at grossly
o printed matter originated conducted solely
3 IL makes uniform RAE Of two cents per pound for
presena
Permits sample copfes Of registered publications ~
pound instead OF eight csuss as AZ urssc", '"o
3 Removes ,he arbitrary restriction against iassss"
Removes tue special legislation concerning ~bosh
manuscripts"
Reduces the rate circulars the cities where
o the same he shalt All aud requisite stamp
and forward such matter " hs destination An such
thirty dsys s,es such snail ~ tor 20
me foss Omca psparsmsn ~ wsahingsoA
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho United States Corset Com pany, OF No 541 West
Twenty third street havo become embarrassed in
their business that the be wound up and
application will be made, probably to-merrow, fos
the appointment Of y receiver. Yesterday Mr.. n. II.
Ammidown, OF the firm Of Ammidown, Lane 4 Co ),
Of the trustees obtained iDJunction from Judge
Donohue against the company, restrain,ng them from
dsposing Of the property or exercising corporate
rights. The COMPANY Was Incorporated September
2s, 1872 with capital OF $500, 000. They inanuiac-
tursd woven corsets, the products being handled By
the drm of Ammidown, Lane a. Co, wbe wero
lirge stockholders aud incorporaserA MIR. J. n.
Lano president until lately, whom Mr. Joseph T.
SLevens vas elected 10 that oies. y. g. Coviilc 10
secretary ana treasurer. II learned that the
company had borrowed considerable monoy TO pay
past egntsen months, and which they expected 10 be
able to refund IRON tho increased faciiitios thus
forded Bat not hndng business up TO tner expecta.
tions, they bonded their debt by issuing q chat.
tel mortgage on the machinery In May for
xl25, 600 In isvor of Mr.. Ammidown. They paid
dividends OF ten per cent until recently. and May
claimed surplus SAC. 600 tho capital stock
by Paisscau Frorcs PerdrixeI Tne liabilities bs-
sides thoso mentioned u 10 ssid, will not exceed
$l5 o00 large part OF which for OF the tao.
tory In West rwsDty-thira street
meeting Of tho creditors Of Charles d. Relysa
stntoner, OF No. 10 Bcekman street, held yester
uay at tho oiicS OF Register kctchum. Nine claims
proved ior $974, and Edwin sherman elected
assignee.
Tns creditors OF Charles Maycocks met yesterday
st tho efncc OF Register Dayton, received schedules
showing liabilities to the oil $40 600. and
elected William R Conklin assignee.
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are gone through and with more iervo5 On ~
Day OF Atoue ement than on any other DAY.
THE CLOSE THE sERvI0Es
On leaving the ynagogue this evening too Jew
all exchange grestings, saying TO each otner, ~
Hebrew II wish you we'll over your last; ana to-
morrow evening, alter the shopnar has sounded ano
the fast has ended. each ipqu'res OF his nssnoofs
"How have you tasted?" Sometimes the fast en-
tails real suffering upon weak people. and is 10 noe
an uncommon thing TO hear OF some worsnlppsI
fainting In the synagogue. Upon such as are TOE
feeble or too old TO fast thero Is no oblgauon 20
abstain from food, but many do IT in spite OF weak
ness because no likes to miss the fui oo.
servance OF the day. Al the close OF the last All
the devou Jews return to their homes and sntsrtain
their friends at a meal 10 ''break their fasts." TINS
meal Is as notable as the meal preparatory 70 the
fast, aad is the occasion OF as much heavy eating,
and ususily oil much joy Tor the dsvcut Jew really
benefits by his celebration OF the Day OF Atonement
and leaves the nagoEue happy and cneeriu because
he leaves 1t peace with man and believing himseu
TO be al peace God. IL Is tho observance OF az
others whish has tended TO keep the jewish people
united and distinct IL The ono bond OF unity be-
them the Jews claim that as long a. u re-
tans its hold upon the bers OF tho synagogue az
il does to-day aud has for more than three thou.
SAND years they Will not cpjoy tho special
protection OF Provdencs 10 deserve the ttle o.
ssGods chosen people,
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AUCTION SALE OF SECURITIES.
On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the follow.
ing securities we're sold L.

S12,2uO Manchester Kecne Railroad State
Of New Hampshire, first mortgage gold Sonds
dated July I, 1876 due July 1885, interest and
July bonds OF 81 0v0 each aud bonas OF 500
Of Juy 1877 and three bonds of $500
Of January, 1877 attached (hypothocated
per ceat; oo0 Central Trust Company certificate
Dnnvlc, Urbana. Bloomington and fekin kAroxd Com.
first bond. October 1874 35x
per cent; $500 central irust Compxuy certificate
Danvie, Urt Bloomington and Pekin Railroad Com.
pany nrst mortgage bonds October. 1874 coupons at
SO 81 600 Indianapolis, Bloom
railroad COMPANY first mortgage bonds October 1874
coupons at 24i4 per cont.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement shows the real ssta
on nsactious recorded IN the Registers ofdes Octob

The following statement shows the real %
transactions recorded IN the Registers oflcs Octs
5, 1875
57.h st.. S.. SO 4, E. Of 10Th .y ayiooa; Allen l.
sssn s. "o Zoo Se r. e. Of Ssn ay a5xioo5 Mary
H. Stewart isxeeasris,. 20 John D: orimmins; II
Dimon 70 Mary i. Dimen and Others .ars 20
4th Az. s.. 81 p f. 8 Of 18th ST. 4ox5'; Frank
a4sh s ss S's T. oessn "S Bcns
2l,. SOS e v w.. a Ssh Az, i5Aea; Charles 20
Kasssrdss asa Ms.s Farms Isra sar ,a4a ward
oath ST. ~ IS is1 0i t. Of 9Th sv, soxsse; liar.
ries Y. Tnorns to Benz amin T. sphinx. .;;; \
cath ward,; Henry W. Bein. and wife to Henry
son asssAen st.. l.. 100 Il Of Is, .v. SssxIoo;
Is, av.. ~ .. corner Both ST.. 74xlLU: Francis +.
as sas.' to Jsssnh so e. " st sv xss Samuel
Ed, and wife 70 ssp,s%an F. sas 81 Austin
spaais Knight sl and ias Siie to o Lucia knight Is
3Oth ST., 100 It. Q. Of 10th av loOx9S9 Joseph
77th st., H. s. aI6s It, 9; Of % av.. IL sxioa.2; W.
$. Kelley (reiereel TO Francis = Robins 9
peieses, to George ". Green ..........-. 8
77.h st.. n s. 3aa T. q OF "a ay. @ is xioa2; ".
66th ST.. 23l.3 IT, .. OF I'd av; L. A. GieCerch
osrss to Joseph ss 4 Posi- g s1ssa,or zee .y ao, a.
Wickes treiereel TO Betchc Marx: ....... s
4lth st, s, 29o f. .. of 10Th 20x1o0.5; r. A.
Ransom (reteree) to James L. Jarvis ............-
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Anderson. z. Ellery and wife, to amelia Dough
erty. n g. of 37th ST. .. Of I'd av.; years. IS
Anderson. Edward II. ana wife.uo \ mea Dough.
erty. No 3O1 East 37th St years ........ .....
Bauer, John and wife, to Christian Schnsbel. .. 4.
of lst av.. n Of 46th st. 1year.................
Bcdlow. Edwnra A., TO Mary Broderick. .. of MAdi-
son st. dot No. 445J, and also o. s. of oliver st.
uot ~ . months o
Crimmins John D.. to George u. Lake (executor.
&c) and another, of 66th St.. Q. OF 5th av.;
years ................... .
Same 10 Albert q. Bogert same property; years.
flack, Gustav A., TO Antotnetts Trapp, W. n OF I'd
av., u. Of Sist ST.; yesrs......... ........
McKenney, Brian and wife. TO the Mutual Life In
surancc Company tNo. II West 5Sth st.) year. 2.
Same to same mo. ~ West 5Sth ST.; year. IS
Sickes, George a., 20 the Bowery savings Bank
(Ao Ill Nassau ST. year ....s..... 10
Sterling. Henrietta q. and husband. to Morris Jo-
sephthal II. g. OF seth ST., e. of 9Th av.. years.
vose. Maria 4. and husband, to Seth II. Vose, s. 3
OF 5Jlh II. W. OF Sth av.;
Warren. George w. another. to Besson J.
Austin, No. l,239 Broadway; demand .......
ASSIGNMENTS
| Anderson. Pnebc l., 10 Montgomery ii. Kellogg.
ncrkenburgh, Oliver NJ, TO Robert simpson.
Charaon. Marie D., 30 Marie A. Bccbet ............
Emrich Joseph, TO Jacon Kosenstcin -. .....-.
Kopetxky, Iona. TO Frederick nutIerneld ........
Union Dime Savings Institution 10 james w.
oerord
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be held In st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
this evening The Lords supper will be admins
tered there in tho morning
.Dcath in Adam and Life in Christ" viii be dis
cussed this morning, and .sFass and True Friend
ship' this evening by Rev. W. r. Davis, in 81
James, Methodist Episcopal Church, Harlem.
sThs Peace OF the Christian" viii DO offered to the
Tabernacle Baptist Church this morning py the Rev
X. b. Hull. 'Jacob, the supplsnter and the Prince OF
Cod" will be portrayed this evening.
West Twenty-third Street Presbyterian Church
burned down time aeo) will be dedicated this
morning In the evening addresses will be delivered
by Drs. Tucker, Vincent Booth, Rogers and other
clergymeD.
In Zion Protestant Episcopal Church to-day, AZ the
usual hours the Rev. John N. Gallener, D. d, VIII
preach.
"Living BY Faith" snd "The Goodness OF God" Will
be discussed to-day by Rev. b. h. Burcn, In tho Wost
Twsnty-fou Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho Rev. Dr. Howland will preach a. the usual hours
to-day In tho Church OF the Heavenly Rest
Dr. Lyster will preach In Dwyer's Gospel Mission.
In Barrow street, this evening. on the Gospel
Tho Rev. Or. A. B. Carter will preach In Grace
Chapel to-day at the usual hours.
Al tho Church OF ST. John Tho Baptist the Rev. DR..
Dunno will preach In the morning and Professor
Buell., d. D., IN the afternoon.
The Rev. j. J. Muir will preach In MacdouRal Street
Baptist Church this morning on factions In the
Judgment" /" and in the evening on 'Ths Astonisned
Disciples"
Tho Row. william B. Hayden will preach in the
New Jerusalem Churcn this morning 'Tne Spir-
ituai significance OF Wells and Fountains "a Men,
toned in the Bble.''
In ST. Ignatius' Protestant Episcopal Church the
Rev. Ever will oficiate and preach At the usual
services to-day.
Dean Stanley arrived In tho city last night and will
be at Calvary Church, Fourth avenue, this morning,
and will probably preach there also.
To-day solemn nigh mass will be celebrated In st.
Johns Roman Catholic Church, Paterson, N. ].
Father McNuity, pastor, and The Papal benedicson,
which the pastor when recently in Rome received,
will be formally transmitted.
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even the benefit of doubt He Characterized the in
siderable Intolerance ana all sufnciency OF great
deaiof our modern thought by caricaturs prayer,
which he says some people like say. II il ioI-
lows:"o thou great Insnel o thou everlasting Emp
tnsss, thou wholly Unknowabie. thou great Uncon-
sciousnessl We ask thee nothing, Tor there is
body 10 ask; we ask gift, Tor there Ia nobody TO
give anything Amen"
DR.. Talmags has struck entirely new vein in mis-
philosophy Of life He thinks necessary 10 preach
only from experience. He COOS 10 disreputable
house and then tells his congregation what he secs
Would he deliberately absorb whIskey, noting down
the progress of Its ultimate OBLIVION break the
furniture and scatter the books and at his wife
and children and then take the broken chairs and his
mutilated family on the platform and say, "Gentie.
mon. this Is what whiskey docs wniskey Is bad TO
drink, especially, as the Scotchman asserted, bad
whuskey?" Or is It necessary Tor him to learn how
to conceal four jacks In his sleeve, and TO bet
months salary game OF ante in order to provo
that gambling is legitimate pleasures And II he
wants 10 become tragodian Is IL necessary for him
to the throats OF all hts Sunday school scholars
order to Depict the horrors OF murder? This is Gu
view OF theological education-the aucor-
est antic OF whose funny bone seems 10 be all
out OF joint
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales wors made on the Rsal Estate

Tho following sales made on the Real Estate
Exchange October ST.
scorr MYERS.
John G. Tomlinson, rsierce-Forecosure selo OF
the two story frame building with lot 25xlo22.
plain.ia aas' oo'a ~ u =. .. Pas
TASSNLL AND KEARNkr.
Edward d. Gale. .reteree-Foreclosure sale OF "a TWO
story brick frame shop, with
pI7,h ST. a7s Il, 81 aS =. 70 plan,ifT 7so
A. II. MuLLEB. sR
X. Angel rcferoe-Forec. osure sale OF the
two four story brick buildings. with lot ~ 4xi6,
tort sts. to AMBROSE k Ey................. I3,1oo
Total o7s
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Total $50
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.

on plan drawn by G. Arthur de Armas. sur
veyor. dated November, 1865, deposited in the
office of A. BoudousQuie, late notary public IN
this city.
/. Lot number one measuring twenty feet
seven inches front on Levee street by depth of
measure, together with thirty-two shares OF
mortgage stock THERETO attached.
2. Lot number two measuring twenty-one
feet three inches front on Levee street by depth
of ninety feet between parallel lines, American
measure, together with thirty-two shares of
the use of two alleys, one Of which, lying In the
rear of said lots. having ten feet width. and the
other, opening on Levee street. having ten feet
nine inches width, running alongside number
four said alleys being for the common use of
said lots and others described on said plan
drawn by @. Arthur de Armas, surveyor, dated
November. 1865. deposited in the office of said
Boudousquie, late notary public in New Or
leans.
Seized in the above suit.
furnish two stock notes for the sum of two
hundred and forty-six dollars each. falling due
on the first of July, 1878 and renewable accord
ing to the charter of the Citizens Bank of Lou
i5iana; and the balance of the price of adjudi-
cation cash. The purchaser to assume aIl he
er Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, ana the
stock notes so furnished to be identified with
the acts Of mortgage. to wit: l. Mortgage by
Widow j. Poultney in favor of Citizens Bank
of Louisiana. passed before T. Seghers, late a
notary public in this city on the eghth of Sep
londes. passed before T. Leblanc, parish judge
ex ofieio notary public of the parish of st,
John the Baptist, on the eighteenth of June.
1912; and the sheriffs deed Of sale in this case.
THOMAS FL. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
deI9 "a las 10
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs.. Fortune |


~AcA'SAAS 1sshAsAA W A<Oss aSAeSa" Vos u va SuhN
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L fsh of Orleans. No. 4.947-By virtue of a
writ Of seizure tP and sale directed by the
parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auction GERS Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city on TUES
DAY, January Is. 1878, at IL o'clock M. the fol-
lowing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded
by Levee. Congress. Moreau and Elmira streets,
designated by the letter G, in conformity with a
July /. 1874. and deposited In the office of
Etienne Lauer, notary, public in New Orleans.
Said lot @ adjoins lot b and measures thirty
feet front on Levee street by eighty feet eleven
inches six lines on the side dividing it from lot
B. and ninety one feet eleven inches six lines
on the side towards Elmira. street Together
with the nineteen shares of stock of the Cti-
Ems Bank of Louisiana attached to the same
Bong the same property the defendant herein
acquired by purchase from joseph Petier
E. Lauer, on the twentieth of August, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to fur
and eighty dollars, payable on the first Of De-
cember 1873, and renewable according to the
charter Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana. said
stock noe to De s Identified With me "a act OF
Citizens Bank, passed before Chas. Boudous-
auie late e 2 notary PUBLIC IN New Orleans, On
j. j. Petler. administrator. to defendant herein.
passed before, said notary, E. Lauer, on the
twentieth Of August. 1874; and 2. With the
on the spot, the purchaser assuming ali the
obligations and responsibilities of stock
11o'0ol - saia os'iN. THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de14 "a ia4 is
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
J. Marks vs.. e. F. Virgin.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. 1857 BY, virtue of a
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers, Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
city of New Orleans. on MONDAY. January
IA. 1878. at u o'clock M, the following described
ALL The RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
of the defendant herein. E. F. Virgin. in and to
a. a. certaip lease from one John Marks, Of the
three-story and .granite-fr front store No. 90
Gravier street. Said lease is for the period of
one year, beginning October /. 1877, and ending
September 80 1878. and is for rental of fifteen
ments Of, one hundred and twenty five dollars
each on the first day of each and every month
The said original written lease from said Marks
to said defendant is on file in the sixth District
suit No. 1857 of the docket thereof.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser to pay the rent as it
falls due, and the balance Of the price of adju-
dication, If any, cash on the spot.
THOMAS Il. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80. 91O.

No. q Royal spEAk febfaafs
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. by virtue and IN pHrsu-
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, rendered December 81. 1877 and
December 81. 1877 for account Of the above success
sion ~ s2EHf seisG Rs oPFGRsfso Gk # w t.
thereon, situated in the Second District of this
house. Marais and Where streets. designated as
lots Nos. and l. in square No. %. and measur-
tomhouse street by ia feet in depth. between
D d. 4 dE iiRfsi LOT OF GROUND, together
with the three story brick buildings thereon.
Barracks. Gallatin and Hospital streets. form
ing the corner of Gallatin and Barracks streets.
tin street. % feet Z inches lines in Width In the
rear. 80 feet inch In depth and front on Bar
racks street and 50 feet inches lines in depth
% 'ae S GRRHslf W. Hor OF GROUND together
with the three,story brick n buildings thereon,
81 Or In
Barracks, Gallatin and Hospital streets. ad-
joining the one hereinbefore described. and
street. rs feet 8 inches 6 lines In width in the
rear, 80 feet inches lines in depth on the side
adjoining the corner lot and 50 feet 10 inches
lines in depth on the opposite line; which prop
critics secondly and thirdly described were &C
CURED by the said late Frank Kaufman from
Nosthene Allan, by an act executed before
Theo. Guyol. notary public. In this city. on the
thirtieth of January. 1868.
4. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with oil tbs buildings and improvements there
on situated in the Second District of this CITY, in
the square bounded by Old Leyee. now Decatur
street. Gallatin Hospital and Barracks streets.
plan drawn by J, Pile surveyor, on the twenty
ninth OF December, 1888, and deposited In the
lot measures DC feet inches 2lines front on Gal
latin street b.. "a feet inch 7 lines deep on one
side. 10 feet 4 inches lines deep on the other
side. and 20 feet inch line in width in the rear.
Acquired by the late Frank Kaufman from Jo-
Seph Schwarde by an act executed before Il. ].
Ker. notary public In this city. on September "a,
1871,
Terms-Cash on adjudication,
Acts Of sale before A. Il. Bienvenu Esq. nota-
~ public. at the expense of the purchasers.
fai 8 Is "a 20 fe2
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Succession of Pierre De=uilhem.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans, No. 40035-Whereas E. T
Parker. Public Administrator, has petitioned
the court for letters OF administration on the
estate of the late Pierre DeguiIhem, deceased
Germ to show cause. within ten days why the
prayer .of.the said petitioner should mot be
granted
By order of the court,
jassslas JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.