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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF LOUISIANA
80 New Orleans, March 14th, 1866 J
WHEREAS, Gaspard DANES has applied to
Sixth District in and for Parish of Orleans wit A
Bond dated May 1864 the of five thousand
dollars 5 0N signed by Gaspard James principal and
Christian Roseus the said Bond being conditioned
faithful performance by the said Gaspard James OF his
duties Clerk
Notice is hereby all persons interested in he above
described show in writing at the Office of Secre
this why the said Bond should be cancelled
Given under my and Seal of State above the
Independence of the United States the nnetieth.
By the Governor, j. MADISON WELLS.
]. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. DE LEsEcurIE,
Nouvelle Orleans, lie Il 1866 !
A TTENDU que Gaspnrd James s'est a.
n dresse moi peur la cancellation de son obligation 9th
ciele CONNIE greer la SXieme Cour de District dams ct
pour 10 paroisse d'0rleans, SAVIOR :: 4-4---.. E.
Une obligation, daee du mai 1854, pour la soname de
$780, sgnee par Gaspad James CONNIE ct Chris
tan Rpseus seeue La de obligation etant condi
tonnee fdee execution par lie dit Gaspard james de
ces deyoirs CONNIE grefer susdite = If i = - u .
resser de cause ecr bureau u ecretaire
tat dams espace de qare yingtdx ours dater de Ia
sene publication les rasons esquelles lade
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annulee. T5-
D0pne main ct lie sceau de Eat, ceourd hui
e IA mars A. D. 1866, ct la quatre vingt dix neuveme
| nee de Independence DIES Etats- Unis. sr.ls..
| J. MADISON WELLS. sg.-
| ~ j. Il. HARDY, secretaire dEtat.
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PRESIDENT, GEN. JAMES LONGsTREET.
VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN G. HOLDREDGE.
Secretary, C. WILLIAMS.
Directors :

GEN JAMES LoNGsTREET, {Longstreet, Owen Co..
President, New Orleans.
j. c. HoLDREGE (Holdrege, Paxon Fosom Vice Presi-
dent New Orleans.
A. c. GRAHAM President First National Bank New Orleans
T. P MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans.
GEN F. J. HERON, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
SAM. DEBOW, Commission Merchant New Orleans
W. C. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer
chant, New Orleans.
j. P DILLINGHAM;, Dillingham; Il Bonner, Attorneys,
New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant, p
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERS0LL, of Mobile Ala.
GEN. NJ. J. WRIGHT. of Memphis, Tennessee.
W. D. GRIsWOLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. E. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia.
c. WILLIAMS Secretary, New Orleans.
| General Supervising Agent
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psw ouesns Guilty crestent 9daxy oFaias spr 49, 1866.
ADJUSTMENTS.

s1aIR GROUNDS COURSE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20 1866
First Race.
THE GREAT MATCH FOR s5Ooo-MILE HEATS.
l. Moore L Coffee name b. +. MAIDEN, by Lexington dam
Kitty Clark. by Glencoe years old Dress blue 81 MS
q W. H. Williamson ch C. LEWIS e. SMITH, by
Revenue Breeze by Albion years old Dress red
Is fb5
Second Race.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, s3Oo-MILE HEATS.
ENTRIES
l. T. Vowel enters b. f. REFUSAL by Reserve, dam by
Voucher, 8 years old. Dress blue and green 81 fbs
2. H. B. Foley &C. Boyle's) b. e ORPHAN BOY by
Carey Bell dam by Boston, aged - Dress green. ~ ~s
g. A. W. Small enters b. by Norborne dam BY ALBION 4
years old Dress red and blue lol ns
ouarter.strech badges for the of the meeting se
to be obtained at the gates.
First to off at 81 O'Clock P NJ
Passengers Epanade street cars enter AZ Inc
that Vehicles and by the gate on the
GENTLY road
Admission the public stand. "
Quarter. stretch badges for the meeting ~ W
Pools for the race will be sold over Hawkins saooh' io-
Grayer street. and 10 Union street.
In case of postponement pennant VIII De dispayeo HUN
the Crescent Hall corner Canal and St Charles streets
No carriage admitted with more tnan one person. Oil is
drivers seat unless paid Tor.
ACaDEMY OF MUSIC ST. CHARLES STREET
Tborourh,y Cooled and Ventilated by Powerful Patent
Machinery
Immense success of the gifted ZAV1STOMshl TROUPE
NI,a CHRISTINE Mile EMELINE, and Mile. ALlCk wht
will annea Mt avery performance their celebrated fARLof
couFDTETTAs DANCES AND SONGS, in conjunction
with the Academys Bright and Particular stars IN fano
mime Ballet Negro Eccentrces and Focaization
FRIDAY APRIL 90 BENEFIT OF Mir JOHN DENlEk
M Inrend Athlete will be produced his faVofte fano
NINA of JOCK1, or the BRAZILIAN APE, Mr. Denier a.
ocko Introducing startling Gymnastc and Acrooatc eats
and Mr. Hernandez as Ppo with corresponding poWeru
cast. -
SATURDAY NOON, APRIL q, GRAND FAN MAT
TSFE at which will be presented to every visitor an elean
FAN of undue construction and manufactured expressly 10
the Academy and known hereafter as the Academy ian
Resides the recherche programme peculiar to the Academy
Natpees the Incompatible ZATISTOWShIS and the chill
of genius La Petite ALICE, will APPEAR in their seec
roles
SATURDAY NIGHT Fifty Great Arstes, old tavorites
and new lunaries variety programme never equaled
| auy IT, cater in America.
| TOM RUSSELL Prince of Comic Singers, will arriv
Inv steame hin Monterey, and appear early next week
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- Notlce-AH persons holding claims
oain the succession of William Long deceased will present
them for classification and payment at my office No. Is ST.
Cf,os straat j. B. COTTON, 4
fnrt utriy
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The undersigned calls attention Of all ndepteq 70
late firms of NORRIS, MAULL CO. ana AZ IL fact
as Der act piss DECEMBER 1865 before VIM nd 4
ESD notary Pngi nr aat tine Gy on terms
Books and be found a. tne S as where
The viii be pleased to see those lndeoteo
above med firms, with view to ths e,VehtH q s
bills. ~ a- ranal and Royal streets,
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REMOVALS.

I'D ENOyAL-L B. POTHIER HAS REMOVED HIS
II Office from No. % Bienvlle street to No Ill Gravier
street a--.x
Persons indebted to the late firm Of POTHIER Eau
CHEUX will please call his office, No Ill Gravier street.
between Camp and Magazine streets
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Applications for ladies' invitation tickets must be made in
writing stating the place of residence of the ladies for whom
invitations tickets desired and lett the Office of the R.
Grand Secretary Odd Fellows Hail. with any of the
managers Nominations issued after Wednesday, 25th inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ - = $50
Notice to Consignees-'The ship Rava-
ria Capt Levi Smith discarging her at Post "a
First District Consignes hereby notified to call at the
Office undersigned settle their freight bills and attend
to- the receipt their goods the levee otherwise they Will
he stored at their expense and risk
JOSEPH DEYNOoDT No. 2 Carondelet street
--Fenian ErntherhOod-S4ateC Convention.
meeting the Convention Of the Fenan Botherhooa
Of Louisiana will bed this FRrDAY) EVENING Apr 2olh'
~ O'clock the the Board Of Aldermen by o
H E. GILMORE,
President of Convention
J. P MURPHY, State Corresponding secy. ----
-Louisinn,. T-huantepec Company-Sew
! Orleans, April 49, ls66-A meeting of the stoekno'efs "
(his Company will be held THURSDAY, the Oh VI '
next, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Office No. LA e'ho
Puuctual attendance is requested
By order Of the Board rr,xr s,cretary
:. f1nrd-To ,he Stevedores of the First
and Fourth members Of the Laborers behe'
lent Society Of the First and Fourth Districts, in
with the Society of the Second District, by resoiu''o "
Societies. have agreed that from this date our "e ~
less than four dollars per day
By order Of the President. ~ ,o.au,
oa,. az she Trustees and Attorneys OF
tho Associated Bondholders, Creditors and stockhoideS
~ NJ o,a,rs- jackson and Great Northern Railroad
C,rory Nav Orleans April II, lS6t.-Notice is hereby
o ~ Tho hoders of the First Mortgage Bonds, General
Creditors and stockholders of the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company that plan OF we re-
an of the Company and agreement based thereon
w nov AMEN for Inspection and the signature of Bondhoder
Creditors and Stockholders at the once o. aesSr'' SAe
Bayne No. Is Camp street.
YIOs ALLEN CLARKE, Vice Chairman.
- Notice-Al persons holding claims
AGAINST the succession of William Long deceased will present
Them for classification and payment at my once NO. 10 d.
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E,0R RENT-SToRE ON MARIANNE STREET,
Seventh and Eighth streets, two squares from
Ninth street market. Apply at this office
T0R EENT-TWO LARGE DWELLING HOUSES
at Mississippi City with all outhOuses and gardens stu
ated half mils from Barnis' Hotel Apply to o-,..
ALCUS SCHEHCK, New Orleans
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Second Race.

l. T. Vowel enters b. +. REFUSAL by Reserve, dam BY
Voucher, 8 years old. Dress blue and green 81 fs
O. H. B. Foley enters C. Boyle's) b. G ORPHAN BOY, by
Carey Bell dam by Boston, aged Dress green. III Ds
g. A. W. Small enters b. by Norborne dam by Albion 4
years old Dress red and blue l0l hs
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TOM PTrssELL Prince of Comic Singers, will arrive
L.. Non and annear aerIx week.
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Grocery and Variety Store.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.

Having just received new stock. the people are
earnestly invited to call and satisfy themselves. By
strict attention TO business, he hopes not only
tain his patronage but to increase it, He feels thank
iul for past avors, and with many years experience
in the business, he feels confident he re nder sat
sfactUn all who fav him with their patronage.
JOHN X. GIRTON,
bloomsbury. June 90 1866.
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I : Is syAEER @Hm NSS mNSSS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
NE Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and rhly appointed Busi-
ness or Commercial College in he country
6.balss and ,be only one IN The IT1ited t
lied confer Degrees of Merit. Diplomas awarded
porate seal by authority of law
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal education and
extensive experIenee IA business aud afording une
qualied advantages for The thorough theoretical and
practical education ofyoung men for the various du.
ties and employment of business life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original and pre- eminenty practical giving the stu
dent in the shortest time comp ete Insight into the
routine de tails, customs and forms of business in
general conducted in the best reg ulated CONNER
cial and financial establishments.
EOREr1CAL BOOKKEEPING
Upon new plan, with an original exposition of the
science of accounts, arranged aud published bv the
proprietor ofthis Institution exclusively for his own
Saving one half the ordinary labor of the student
aud giving him complete knowledge of the practice
Of the best accountants.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
EMBRACES
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Pen.
manship, Business Correspondence,
Commercial Law, Lectures on
Business Affairs, CONNER
clal Customs, Forms,
and Actual Busi-
ness Practice.
SPECIAL BRANCHES
algebra and the Higher mathematics, PhORorraBhg Or
RaHRsHtai PeHmanship, the -4rt O. Detecting
CoHHt@Jeit Money, EHgiaeetipg Sur.
Ueyi"g, Navigation and
TslegrePhisg.
TEEEGRAPHING
The arrangements for Iclegrapnfng are far more ad
vance of anything of the Kind ever offered to the pub
lie regular Tele raph Line is connected with the
Institution wIh twenty branch Offices in various
parts OF the eiy,where public business transacted
and IN which The studeHts Of this Institution per-
mIted to practce No regular office practice can be
had in oter school Of instruction in the country
without which no one can obtain position a prac.
ical operator Young men are cautioned against the
deceptive representations of those who without any
such facilities, pretend 20 l. ach Teegrapiing
PATRONAGE.
This Institution Is now enjoying the largest patron
tronage ever beloved upon any CommercaI school in
the State Over five hundreo students were in atten
dance the first year, and over hundred during
the past year. The best class OF students NAV inva
riably be found here and all its associations are
class.
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS
This institution is located in the most central part
Of the city, and its crOmmodations, for extent ee-
gaace ana convenience, are unsurpassed. All the
rooms have been fitted up in the very best STYLE with
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING HOUSES
TELEG3APH OFFICE, STATIONARY STORE,
A
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with finely engraved lithogra phic notes used
as circulating medium in the Department of Actual
TIC VnuNEx yERN
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EORKS HOTEL,
GEO. w. MAUGER. Proprietor.

The above well lknown hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in its Internal arrangements
and its proprietor announces TO his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort of his guests second none in
the country His table Will always be found sun
piled, only with substantial food but with all
the delicacies of the season. His wine and liquors
Except tnat popular beverage known Ne HeRry y
purchased direct from the importing houses are en-
tirey pure, and free from all poisonous drugs He
is thankful for liberal patronage in tho past and
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GROVESTEEN & EO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway. New Ysrk.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
i invited TO our " EW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. which for volume
and purity of tone uurivalled by any hitherto
fOred in this market. They contain all the modern
improvements, French grand action, harp pedal iron
frame, over-strung bass, etc, and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
]. II. GRovEsTEEN, who has practical experience #
over thirty years in their manu- acture, is fly
ranted in every particular
THE "GROIESTE,E-N PL9NO-FURTE"
Received HIGHEST AWARD MERIT AT THE cELE-
DRAFTED WORLDS FAIR
Where exhibited instruments from the best
makers of Ondon, Paris, Germany. Philadelphia
Baltimore, Boston and York and also at the
American institute for hve successive years, the
GOLD aud SILVER MEDALS from both Of which can be
seen ut our ware rooms.
By the Introduction Of Improvements we make a
still more perfect Piano and by manufacturing
largely with strictly cash system. are enabled To
offer the instruments price which will preclude
Our prices are from 500 to seOO cheaper than any
fr 81 class PianO-forts-
TERMS-Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars seut free.
July ID, le6G.-Iy.-H. K p.
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SET ING KACHINES
ERsspIre Shuttle Machine I!

f'Na'tsShODhS 0JO BrOaoWay, y. L
80 " ashington It eet, Boston,
g2i Che nut Street, PhIade Iphia,
PATENTED FEB a. 1850.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles of mechanism, posses sing many rare
and valuable Imprt vements, saving been examined
by the most profound experts and pronounced o
be
Simplicity and Perfection Com5med
1t has straight needle perpendicular action
neither RIP nor RAvEL and is like on both sides
performs perfect sewing every description of
material, from Leather 10 the finest NansOOk slim
with cotton linen, silk thread, from the coaTsest
to the finest number. Having neither CAM COG
WHEEL. and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
EmphdticdlIy a NoiselesS Nachine
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power 10 drive
il Than any other machine in the market. A girl
twelve years Of age work ii stead ily. without
fatigue or injury TO health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofCOn
ton renders j. almost i'm ssibIe 10 get der,
aud Is GUARANTEED by the company to give en-
tire tisfaCtion.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves Wits superior article. to come
and examine this UNRiVALLEO MACHINE.
One half hours instruction Is sufficient enable
person TO work this machine 10 their entire
isfacton.
Agents wanted for all towns the United States
where agencies are not already established. Also,
for Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America, TO
whom a liberal discount will b. given.
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MFG Co.
$50 Broadway, " Y,
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PrC1OXIGe OF sT0n,

The new. preparation, 'sarsaparrlla in combina-
unn with lodide of Lime presents Of the most
prompt Alternative agents in form capable of exert
leg full action upon the system, and this in minute
and PHEASANT doses II is conceded that the alera-
tive resolyent or tonic effects of Iodine are exert
ed most decidedly associqted with ether alter.
auyes in combiaation aud the Sarsaparilla seems
TO fulfill perfectly al the favorable requisitiuns.
The first effect usually observed when
"SARSAPARILLA WITH IODIDE OF LINE"
j. taken, IS an increase Of appetite showing that it
has tonic properties OF marked character. Its al
teratTye effects are manifest in lis ready copbiua
tiOn with the blood and tissues Pale. scrnf1Ious
women and children improve rapidly under its use
ana The vital functions Assume healthy condition
1t Is admirably adapted TO large number OF chron-
ic acute aft Ctions peculiar children IL suit
ed 10 them both by the miIiluess and efficiency of
medleih eiGct aud the pleasant, attractive form of
the remedy IL may be given for long period where
constitutional Influences desired, anJ no rppup.
nance or dIslnciInat on TO take the syrup encuun.
tered, In NhIie-Swe ilIngs Hip Joint DIsea.e and
Distortions of the Spine II should be given
entity In moderate doses until relief is obtained
III the Spring Of the Heur, and d,triitg the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation Of morbid matters in the syste,n
seems 20 become manifest and very troublesome Las
situde, ueaGache BOIls, Cosriveness Loss Of Appe-
ute, Pans in the Joints Indigestiou ETC. are very
common. Nothing ever devIsedis better adapted to
eNermiuate Tive OTthese aft ctionS tbl n this ne "
combination Of SARSArARILLA WITH IODIDE
OF LINE.
No PreparatiO" lEeit which appr0Iaaes 10 il as an
ALtyatice, or Blood Purifier.
has before been placed hn the reach Of iural,5s
Indeed, IS an entirely and SCIENTIFIC oolbIna.
ton IN no respect resembling anything hitheito EN-.
pluyed.
The opinion of medical men concerning il the de
scTIptOn of its chemical character therapeutic val.
ue' niau'er OF use, etc. are given ia a circular,
which can be had at the store Of any and all first
class Druggists.
q Sold IN Bloomsbury, wholesale and retail by
Eyer * Meyer and all Druggists
June q, icUC.-6m,
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or accompanied by Debility or a low state of the
system
Being free from Alcohol IN any form, its energiz
ing efrcts not foil owed by corresponding reac-
tion but are permanent fusing strength vigor and
New Life nte all parts of the system and building
IRON CONSTITUTION
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DVSPKPSIA AND DEBlLITV


From the Venerable ArchdeacCn SCOTT. D. D
DUEHAM- Canada Ea Il, March "a 1865
II am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
than 25 years standing"
81 have so wonderfully benefited in The
three short weeks during which have used the Pc.
ruvian yrup,ihat can scarcely persuade myseffof
the reality. People who have known me are aston-
Ishrd at the change. fHm widely known and can
but recommend 20 others that which has done so
much
A CASE OF 81 YEARS STANDING CURED.
From INSLEY JEWETr, No Is Avon Place Boston
Il have suffered aud sometimes severely. for 9T
years, from dyspcpic, CONNIE need tai ing tile Pc
ruvian Syrup, and found immediate benefit from il
In the course of three four weeks was entirely
relieved from my suiferings and have enjoyed min.
terrupted health ever since"
IN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON SAYS.
81 have been using The Peruvian Syrup for some
time past; it gives me new Vigor BuOyancy of spir
its. Elasticity of Muscle"
Thousands hare been changed By The use of this reeq
from rcak, ekysfeiRg creatures TO strong healthg
and haPPs and uOmeH and RUaids cannot redsonq
big hesitdte to giro At trial,
A pamphlet of % pages containing certificates of
cures and recomme ndaIiObs from some of the most
eminent Physicians clergymen, and others, will be
sent FREE 10 any address.
u See that each bottlehas PERUvIN SYRUP blown
in the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, 36 Dey st New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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HUsK MATTRESSES CHEAP, COM
PORTABLE, AND HEALTHFUL

Our rural friendsa are very hospitable, when
we visit them they treat US during the day
with the greatest kindness, but they are of
ten cruel to US at night, and mostalways con-
sign us to feather bed, in the smothering
depressions of which we pass sleepless
night That feather bed is fit thing to
sleep on, is an idea rapidly disappearing, we
are happy to say; yet in many communities
feathers still prevail, and they are looked
upon as silk dresses are, in somemeasure an
index of the wealth, or competence of the
owner. 1t is quite time that all this was
changed, and comfort and health consulted,
rather than show. We say comfort,-for
no one after having slept for few weeks on
hard bed, would willingly return to feath-
ers. Curled hair makes the very best mat
tresses, butts expensive, the next best thing
is corn husks, cheap material, and accessi-
bic to all. The inner husks, or shucks, as
they are. called in some places, allowed to
curl up little, are often used without any
preparation. A softer bed is made Sitting
the husks IN strips, half an inch or so in
width a fork may be used to facilitate strip
ping. The best husk bed we ever saw was
made from the husks of green corn, shred
ded by drawing through fax hatcheI.-
Husk-beds should be opened about once in
sixmonths the husks shaken out from the
fine particles and dust, be sprinkled, and al
lowed to lay In the sun for awhile. Treated
In this 7ay the husks viii be almest as good
as new We give this timely hint, in order
that at husking time, those who would en-
JOY, the luxury of husk bed may take mea-
sures to secure the necessary material
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Mary p Miller, late of Madison
1oaoaship, Columbia County, decd
THE Legatees and all other parties Interested in
the estate of Mary ?. Miller deceased. will take
notice that the Undersigned appointed by the Or
phans Court of said county, auditor. TO audit and
make distribution of the balance in the hands of DAN
lei Emmett surviving executor Of the said Mary z
miller, deceased, will meet the parties Interested in
the said estate, at the ofce of the Register OF Wills
IN and for the county IF Columbia at Bloom sburg on
thursday the eth day Of November next. when and
where al parties interested can attend ~ The see
proper and present their claims or be debarred from
coming IN for a share of the fund
e H RAI.nV and;tor