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ODONTICA ODONTICA
THE TEETH! THE TEETH!

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
- iica. The facts are proved, and the most
inereduous and doubling are fully convinced,
as we have the evidence from the sale Of more
than 1000 boxes within the past year, that the
Utopian dreams of the alchymist are realized,
and remedy discovered for preserving those
important and beautiful appendages Of the hui
man system, by the use Of the Magnetic Odon-
tca, which, by il attractive, purifying, and
Strengthening qua ties removes all extraneous
substances from the teeth aud preserves them
in their natural brilliancy, aud the gums in
soundness aud beauty. Ii is ascertained from
experience, that when used, the teeth will not
decay, but remain till the latest old age, with
their natural wear When they are decaying,
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth pre-
served aud prevented from aching Ladies
and gentlemen of the most respectable charac-
ter are daily calling, who assures us that before
they commenced using the Odonlica, their
teeth were loose and fast going TO decay, their
gums spongy and ieverish, and the breath
/ osiea, and after using this invaluable powder,
Iin less than one week their teeth were firm in
Their sockets, their gums resumed their health,
their breath corrected, and no money could in
duce them TO be without it. All this costs the
small sum Of fifty cents.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK g. CO,
only Agents in Bratlleboro for the sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock & Co, Utica, NY.
Brattleboro. July, 1888. ly44
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THE Weekly Dispatch, am elegantly print
Il ed quarto of eight pages, containing all
the current news of the week and large
amount Of selected and original miscellany, is
published every Saturday at the corner OF
Beekman and Nassau sts New York, and
mailed 10 country subscribers at 80 per annum:.
payable in advance.
Any person procuring five subscribers, and
RENTING ten dollars, in note of solvent
bank, shall receive sixth copy gratis. Ad-
dress III. Hastings Weld, Dispatch Office, New
York City.
- Country editors who will publish this
card to the amount of two dollars, shall receive
| the paper one year therefor.
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VERMONT HOTEL.
FAYETTEVILLE.
NHE Subscriber havinl

A~rN TNHE Subscriber having pur
&S4EnA K chased the Tavern Stand,
HiiiM lately occupied by e. Higgins in
Fayetteville, (Which has long
been the home for the Judges of the Courts,
the members of the bar, aud Others attending
the Courts at this place, and the travelling
public generally would now say to his friends
and the public, that his efforts to give satisfac-
meet the appreciation ofthe boarder or traveller.
He feels greatly indebted to those who have
patronized him heretofore, and fbndly antici-
pates a continuance of the same; and hopes
that all those whose business leads them TO OF
through Fayetteville, will give him call, as
" q Tavern is good for nothing without Gus
TOM" AFRAID BURNETT.
Fayetteville, June, 1889. ID
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YOUTHS CABINET.
A WEEKLY PAPER,

Containing great variety Of choice reading for
youth, is published every Thursday, at No. 9, Spruce
street, New York, and No. rs, CornbiiI, Boston IL
Is devoted 10 Liberty, Peace Temperance, and Rcl-
gops, Moral and Intellectual, and Ph, steal Education
All letters relating to the paper should be directed to
N. Southari.
Terms 81 per annum in advance,
10 copies to one address, rs or SO cents each,
20 a. Sl4 or 20 " ="
so Z" q SIS or 60 " "
These terms offered 10 those only who send the
money with the order. Superintendent aud teachers
of Sabbath OF Common Schools may enable their
scho.Es and friends obtain large amount of pleas
ing and useful reading uery cheap, by forwarding their
money and receiving their papers. May, 1889.
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MARRIED.,

IN this village, LIST inst. by Rev A. Brown, Mr.
james II. Simonds Miss Eliza Aun Foster, both oi
this town.
In Townshcnd, blythe Rev William ID. Upham, Dir
Jasper Murdoch to Miss Abigail Merriam.
Also by The same, Deacon Charles Wheaton Of ia
maica, TO Mrs Phila Holbrook OF Townshend.
Also by the same, Mr. Curtis Merrifeld To Miss
Louisa Leonard both of Townshend.
Also by the same, Mr. Ormando 5. Howard to Miss
Mary Ann Fisher, both Of Townshend.
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DIED,

In this town, Both ult. Frederick, Of Mr. Thorn
as and Mrs Catherine Crosby, aged years-of scarlet
fever.
In West Springfield, Mr. Ichabod Kirkland. aged
as. few DAYS before he had slightly injured his
foot with pitchfork, and ticking cold in Il, seized
with lockjaw, which occasioned his death.
In Ieyden, 18th ult. John Deanc, Of Mr. John
Mowry, I'd, aged years and 2 months
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STATE OF VERMONT.

IHdrtb0ro DiSIrlcI, SIS.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of Marlboro,-To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of J o N A T H A N
N l. f S, late Of Halifax, in said district,
deceased, intestate, GREETING.
w HEREAS, Jemima A. Niles and John
w Reid, administrators, Of the estate Of the
said deceased, propose to render an account OF
their administration, and present their account
against said estate for allowance, at the Probate
Court TO be holden at the Office Of the Register,
in said district, on the 9th day Of July next:
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, at the time and place afore-
said, to show cause, If any you have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Brattebaro, in said district, this
18th day of June, A. ID. 1880
AZ DANA HYDE, Judge.
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pEPORT of the proceedings on the petit
M ton of Mrs. S. NJ. Jarvis, for divorce
from her Husband, Rev. S. +. Jarvis, ID. d.,
l.. l.. ID.
For sale at the BRArrLEboRo BOOKSTORE
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HNo NcNcPclY-Nc
COMBIN
90 Free trade and Sailors Rights,o is the
old Republican doctrine.
Cheap Cash Store.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
Il his friends and the public, that his stock
of GOODS will be sold cheap-NO MIS-
TAKE. The following are few prices:
10 doz. prime Scythes Brown and Morse's
German Steel Scythes, 67cts. each.
b. & NJ. Cast Steel Scythes, s4cts.
do do Steel Back and Shear Steel, 92cts.
NJ, Cd, Sd, l0l, and led NAILS, Tets.
Old Hyson Tea, 6Tc. Y. III. Tea, from 4oc
go ys' 40. '9,.~l--.es srsa- SOC.
Coffee, IL Ia Raisins, &c. Best Scotch
Loriard's Snuff, csc. Cotton Batting, Joe.
5000 yds. Brown Sheetings, at SC per yard.
PRINTS from Sc tn SOC yd. Pr
Misses Tuscan aud Cold Straw Bonnets
from % 10 Toe.
Florence and Straw Bonneis from 81, 10
$3.50.
A large assortment Of Ribbons and Flowers.
Broadcloths and Cassimeres at bargins
FLOUR, by the Bbl. and retail.
The highest price paid for Good Butter.
PHILIP MARTIN.
Guilford, Centre Village, June &c, 1899. 81
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=" ANTED-A Girl to do housewoTk in
w small family. None need apply but
the faithful to work. so will be given per
week for term not less than one year.
July 2. Enquire at this office.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

A Description Of the Person of Jesus
Christ-as was found in an ancient manu-
script sent by Publius Lentulus, President
Judea, TO the Senate Of Rome.
There lives at this time in Judea, man
ofsingular character whose name is Jesus
Christ The barbarians esteem him n pro-
phet, but his followers adore him as the i'm
mediate offspring of the immortal God, He
is endowed with such unparalleled virtue as
to call back the dead from their graves, and
to heal every kind Of disease with word or
touch HIS person is tall and elegantly
shaped-his aspect amiable, reverend. His
hair flows in those beautiful shades which
no united colors can match, falling into grace
ful curls below his ears agreeablv COUGHING
on his shoulders. and parting on the crown
of his head like the head dress oil the Naza.
rites. His forehead is smooth and large
his cheek without spot save that OF lovely
red his nose and mouth are formed with
exquisite symmetry; his beard is thick and
suitable TO the hair of his head, reaching
little below his chin, and parting in the
middle like fork his eyes are bright, clear
and serene. He rebukes with majesty
connsels with midness, and invites with tht
most persuasive language His whole ad
dress whether in word or deed being ele
giant, grave, md strictly characteristic Of 81
eralted a Being No man has seen him
| laugh but the whole world behold him
weep frequently; and so persuasive are hi:
tears, that the whole multitude cannot with
1'hod their tears from joining in sympathy
with him. He is very modest, temperate
and wise. In short, whatever this phenom
enon may turn out in the end, he seems a
present man for excellent beauty and di
vine PROJECTIONS, every way surprising the
children ofmen.
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List Of Letters

LtSt Oh h<cttCES
Remaining in the Post Office, BratfieJoro
". July 1. 1889.
Ainsworth Sanford Ingalls, VIM.
Allen Philinda johnson Charles
Austin Joel Lovcland Roswell
Atwood Silas Loveland Evira
Baker Deborah Ludlow John
Ballard II. Mary May Amos
Bennett Albert Moore w. John 9
Beach L. Mixer Daniel
Barton Warner 8 Mordy S. VIM.
Barnard Josiah Matthews X. Capt
Burt +. Charles Norcross AIanson
Chaplin Eunicc Oaks Rachel
Cobeigh Hamilton P,att Joel
Crawford julia 3 Pettis Holland
Chaplin Enos Peck Nancy
Carpenter X. Elizabeth. Pratt Lucy
Capin james Redfeld Chloe
Cune g. Smith Richardson Willard
Cone Epa Reeve John
Carol Electa Robertson Robert
Carol Timothy Reed Capt
Chaplin Roxania Rice Clark
Eaton Rhoda Staples r. Sarah
French Jesse Snow j. M.
Fisher Elizabeth Stoddard Mr.
| Fisher Lucy Sheldon Jane
Gary w. Geo. Sergeant A. Justin
Cove Bulith Sherwin Asa
Gerry l.. Samuel Strceter James
Gill Martin Shepherd Walter
| Hadcy Rufus Smith Franklin
| Harris Alfred Smith John
Hill Samuel Jr. Stoddard Levi
Harding G. VIM. Smith Geo.
Hadley Ebenezer Telyra Michael
Hadley Ephrajah Wellman Olive
Harstley C.. Alexis Whipped VIM
Hyde Alpheus Warren J.
Harding VIM. White Harvey
Knapp Horace A. GREEN, Pm
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An old lady in the country hearing Of the
death fan acquaintance of hers. who resi-
dcd in the city, said she guessed ne must
have died ofMorus Muticauis as she had
heard the disease was very prevalent there.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

nsGRANp CONCERT. learn that the
Winchester Band, under the direction Of Mr.
J. r. Kendall, will give a Concert Of Instru
mental Music at the Central Westinghouse in
Winchester, on Thursday evening, the llth
instant, commencing at o'clock.
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~ Agents Wanted,

To Sell Hooks by Subscription.
A APPLICATION by mail or otherwise will
IN receive immediate attention. Good re-
concentrations required in all cases. Address,
Bratieboro Topographic Co.
Brattlebofo,
daft Vermont.
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For Consumption and Liver
Complaint.
DR.. Tayior's Balsam of Liverwort.

DIR. Taylor's Balls n m Of Liverwort.
LNELLow CITIZENs:--ior six years pas, YOU
n have showered upon your patronage; you
have, by your appropriations, raised 10 envious dis
tincIou IL is true that have brought health TO your
homes that my medicine has spatchbd hundreds Of you
from the grave. II is true, that BY its magic influence
death mas been s'ayed' Bot your patronage has Ear
ouistripped any endeavors Of mine deserve, and
thereGhe throw myselt on your kindness for future
confidence Let me caution YOU TO beware of mpos-
tors Since the nnexamplcd success Of my medicine,
scores Of yagabonds have endcnvored profit by iis
success. Without the talent TO discover the energy
to labor, in order 10 live 10 ideness and slo they
basely initiate my medicine in outward appearance,
and endeavor fost their miserable stuff upon the
sick aud credmlous, and vet by verbal bubble
they managc TO escape the sharp fangs Of the law.
Fellow Citizens, shall this BET VIII you lie thus rob
posters to groyci 10 their infmyl They hava DO
reputation 10 lose If their stuff kills injuries, Why
Dr. Taylor Of course bears the blame. Citizens you
will not allow this gross injustice know your kind
ness too well. Yet you must be awake, and call
upon all whom my medicine has saved, TO caution all
persons against these iniposorsl Bid all the sick 60
only to $40 Bowery, New York, and buy DE-. Taylors.
Basam OF Livtrwort, shall you do your duty to tho
suffering siek and they be again blessed With happy
health. H GEO. TAYLOR, NJ. u.
Palpitdfion Of The Hedrf,--For several months I
have been troubled with Ihis drease that could
scarcely walk across the room without falling tho
floor. Nights could lay and hear my heart beat with
great violence which would keep me awake with
anxiety for hours. To all Of this, my lungs were very
delicate, and il seemed IL soon die Of
| sumption. AZ medicine would cure me, u lend Of
mine IN the Sun Office, advised Dr. Taylof's
balsam Of Liyerwnrt, and only add that ons
bottle Of this medicine has cured NC entirely.
J. II. PRINCE, 81 Pitt st.
From The New York Sun, Aug. 81, 1888.
Cdtarrhs; tickling in the throat, aud raising thin
mucus from the throat, &c in The morning fire.
queni, that it is almost impossible to person
Who is TINS afflicted. Recolect all persons, thar
nearly one half who die, die with consumption aud
catarrhs, the fruitful seed Of this disease. Ii you
would not die young, attend the FIRST symptoms aud
cure them by Dr.. Taylor's Balsan. Of Liverwort.
| FOR SALE BY
j. G. Stone e. Co., AcENTs.
Gail(ord. Green Rtrer, June, 1899 40
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Verdict for the plaintiff, s6,76e.

TIE DISAPPEARANCE of Mr.. Miller A
letter has been received in this city from
Mr. Stenberger, in which he corroborates
the statements that none Of his funds en:rust-
ed TO Mr.. Miller have been missed, and il
any portion has been distracted, il must
have been very small amount. Mr. S. had
not been able to obtain any trace OF Mr.. Mil
Ter from the time of his leaving the Astor
House until few hours before writing the
letter on Thursday, when he received a
trunk from Lake Champlan, containing all
the papers and letters belonging to Mr.. S,
which had been in Mr. Miler's Charge
Mr. lean account for this disappearance
only on The supposiIion that Mr.. Miller has
wandered off in a state of mental alienation.
Bali Sun
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

- RUSSELL & Co.'S. Chisels, axes, knives,
"a hatchets, shoe and nail hammers, &c.
Also, Richardson Higgins augers and bits;
and Bennington steel, and Iron Squares, at
Ii. & DIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

The Jockey Club Of Virginia. have nam.
ed two oftheir aeetest horses " Swartwour'
and Price" after the public defaulters Of
thatna'ne. Swarlwout appears TO be the IA
yorile among the betlers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

RBALES cotton sheetings and shirtings, al
- June 90, 1889. b. g. DIS.
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Sudden Death. While preparations were
making yesterday for the funeral obsequies
OF Mr. David A. Tredwel from Coates st.,
above Budd. his wife. Elizabeth Tredwell,
who was in the enjoyment of usual health,
but who had undergone great fatigue in at.
tendance npon her husband. was suddenly
taken III about noon and expired little be-
foretw o'clock. The funeral Of Mr.. L.
was postponed in consequence, until to-day
at % o'clock. at which hour both will be in
terrcd--PAila Times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

10ABOMBAZtNE and silk satin stocks
lOO for Gents. wear, at b. & DIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

CROCKERY and Glassware of every kind,
~ sort and description, sold at B. &. DIS.
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PouoHKEEPsIE. June 2lst.--WOOL--
This being|Ihe first month Of the operations
in the new clip, it is difficult to state aceu'
rately the sales Several of the largest sales
and best PARCELS Of Saxony hsye-be sold at
55to 60 cts--while large lots of the lower
grades have been sold at A to 46 cts cash.
The prices range about us last year. and in
oil $4,000 lbs. may have changed hands.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

1OOPR- Brass Fire Sets, at !.
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Hard Customers Several merchants
in Worcester are annoyed by the fervor Of
the friendship Of certain young ladies for
their clerks. They say it is not convenient
TO accommodate loafers Of the female sex.
who come eourting our boys when we ars
absent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

DARASOLS. cases, new style and good
patterns, just received, at b. & DIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-05

IRON Hollow Ware, at b. g. DIS.
H. June, 1889.
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RHHDS. of Molasses; 5 hhds. Of Brown Su-
" gays; 10 chests Y. H., o.. H., Soug, and
Imperial Teas; casks Saleratus; sO00lbs. of
Salt Fish, different kinds; boxes LIZ Sugar,
at b. & DIS.
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WEEKLY DISPATCH

New York, May 90. Aston House, n. Y
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SCARLET DYE, prime article for color
- ing scarlet, at 81 Ia cents bottle, for
sale, by w ILIlSTON & TYLER.
June 90. 6w4Q
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HAVING TOOLS.-5o doz. BIauchard,s
- celebrated cast and German steel
scythes. Also, Sibey's, Farwelps, and varie-
ty of other kinds of Grain and Grass Scyihes.
Likewise, rakes, hay forks, scythe snaths,
grain cradles, scythe stones, &c. by
BLAKE & LAWRENCE.
June II, 1899. 40
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
REPI BIC OF TEXAS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.

Nlty Of houston, LIN July lo3D.
TN pursuance of n requirement OF il law passed by
| Congress of this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1899, making it the DUTY Of the Treasury to
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on Il day by him fixed. Notice
is hereby given that the lots in the City of Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale, Monday, the 18th
day of November next, between the hours Of: Ten
o'clock, A NJ and Four o'clock, z NJ a, the Capt.
to of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from the law above men
.oned
T Sec. 4.-Bc it further enacted. That the lots in
said town shall be offered and sold for other cur
rcncy than gold. silver, audited paper, the pro.
missory notes of tins government.
Sec. G-lc it further enacted, That the said OTIS
shall be 50 d on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other three.
forth to he in equal ins,almcnis of six, twelve and
eighteen months.
:. Sec. BE it further enacted, That if any
! person who shall purchase airy u these aforesaid
lots. shall i, t" make pavmNnt Of the scve!al in
sta!nrnls in conformity with ,h!s Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such sums they may hav prcvl-
ousv paid, and the lots purchased by >ucl, default
ter shall rc>cr, to the government Of the Rcpub.
| lie.
Sec. S.-Bc i, further enacted, That all persons
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege Of pur
chasing and holding the same, and the Presidents
auth, rlzcd to issucpatcnts To them so soon as th
last in. samcnt shall have been paid."
The sale will continue from day to day. until al
Of the lots sna ! have been disposed Of.
Calhoun is situated on the Ens: end of Matagor
da Island, directly on tho Main Pass iuio Matugor
, da Bay, and from its advantageous position, will
probably bccn,ne the principal commercial! city il
| Western Texas.
A Plan OF tho city may be seen in the Genera
Land Office.
The several rapcs in ills Repnhc,'hc CONNER
cial Bulletin, Pcayunc and True Amcr lean, of n
Orleans, will publish notice until the day OF sale.
JAMES II. STARR
i Sr rrnlnrN Of lhr Ernn s,lr.
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40: The portion OF n square Of ground on
| ih"a street, 2d III Of IL lot, bounded hv
Hauns and Cls'n streets, and other po-
| petty en-,
| Al. Tho LOT Of grnut,. forming the corner IF
Ar"'o and TerpSl:ho'c streets, I'd MT t:'2 by
| l27 h'vt Gol
II. TIe ~qnnrc Of ground on ThaIin street, ''''
I'd IN. ot'5 "l~, houlcd by MnunSci, Clu 1t and
| Felicity str.r ,m
as. The two story brick house and 10, on ''''
Washington st'eet, city Of I.ai,, cite, being 100
| tc" from Chippewa street. and having Az feet
| trent, 10y 2Ol feet in depth 5O'
49. ! he square OF gr"unl in Thalia street,
I'd m. Of l&lo'S, bounded by Martin and M.ipo,
meme streets and Eagle nue. 81,
| %. Tine one story building and lot Of ground
on Nayadrs street, being the 3D. lot from Tern.
slchorc street. having - hv u feet 5O(
d. he square OF ground in Errato street, Cd
IN. OF Is lots, hOundri by Martin and ThuJiu
liza streets, and Eagle 5O(
~. ! h" lot of ground ON Apollo STREET I'd IN.
Opposite he residence Of Field Esq) being
3! by ~ icet ao
81. Tha ~quar" of ground on Erra,o street, Cd 7'o'
M OF Is lrt> bounded by Engle avenue, TlaIia
and nlnut streets an
81. 4 lot of ground on A polio street, 81 m. 4''
being the 81 let from rerpschurc street, having
81 hy IL feet aO
So. \ lot of ground on Apollo street, I'd m. ''
heinz tn" It'll from lerp> Ichorc street, having 81
| by III feet dO
81. A lot ofsronnd ON Victory stree" Cd M.
having 70 by lu:s err ndJoinlns the lot forming
| thu corner ct ii fngi,n street OF
| 81. a let OF ground - by I27 f.tt being the
| 18th lot from tnit which forms the corner of
| Terpsic bore Steet A N
| %. lot OF ground on Apollo street, 80 bv
~ irrt beng the md lot from that viii IA forms
| the corner OF Me 'oncnc street., I'd III. act
~. y lot OF ground on Apollo SrIrct, % hy
! TT feet, nd oInin- the lot forming tho, corner Of
! Alelpouenr stre>; IOt
gu. A portion Of GROUND on i hn'a street. I'd
! m. c"nt"'"'"- II los, houndsd by Soils and
N4u. sd -trr IS 40,
Ni y @.'' ground Mel nncne street
n' Al IT, h" In forming the corner OF Apollo
sire, |t~bv = feet, I'd m.... 81
- les " ground on Terpsichore street
"a ~. ~ nv I feet, b. ing the ID from that
winch tnruS tnt corner of Nay AIDES street g.,
49, a lot 4" Ground on Melpomrnc street. ID
m. "a from that which io,ms the corner OF
3,5
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Justin astanic, in actual custody, his Creditors
and Nc Creditors of j. Castnnio a. Co. Ne. 1881.
GTATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court
- Of New Oreans-By order of the Honorable
Charles Waits, Judge Of our said Court, notice is
hereby published of an order, citing all the crc'~
tors Of Justin Castanie, nsolvent debtor, petit
aioning for the benefit of the laws made for the
relief of inso vent debtors in actual custody, T.,
appear in open Court on Thursday the l4th day OF
November next. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, to
skew cause il any they can, why tho prayer Of tho
petitioner should not be granted
- II. kcnuicou Esquire is appointed to represent
the absent creditors.
Now Orleans, Clerks Office, October %, 1889,
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