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THE FENIANs.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

News Of tho Manchester Rescue Triumph In
Ireland-Insurgent Rej0iciugs-ReinfOrc
ment of the Channel Fleet.
CORK. Sept. %. 1867
Intelligence or the Fenian rescue a. Manchester has
caused considerable commotion in Ireland For the last
two nights bonres liz upon the surrounding hills
and mountains, and bands Of music with yelling mobs,
marched along the roads with military step rejoicing at
the rescue Of Kelly and Deacy at Manchester and the
escape OF Osborne from Conme jail The police did not
interfere.
The channe! feet has been reinforced by the Lord
Warden, and ordered TO remain In Queenstown har
Dor for some time, anticipating another rising
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AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.

Heavy Haul Of Counterfeit Coppers-The Ma
jority for COnvcntion-n Grand Jury 81
Mixed Compilations.
EEw ORLEANS, Oct 7, 1867 !
During tho month of September the city railroad com.
pany received faro 900 counterfeit nickle
The majority OF tho registered votes poled so far Is
s34 with parishes to hear FROM and
tho majority for tho Convention is estimated by tho
Iepabiic1n In those parishes TO no over 1000
Recorder Ahern OF the First District Court dicd to-
day His is flied by the negro Assistant Recorder
until an appointment or election.
grand Jury Of half whites and half blacks met to-day,
and were dismissed till Monday.
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while administrative capacity might uproot the more
garing evils, but this quality has been conspcu-
ously absent in the government OF Naples aud Sicily
under Victor Emanuels rule Projects and function
aries succeed another each leaving worse state OF
things than his predecessor
The word seccssonst has been ransplaned from VIZ
gina TO Sicily and the last unpleasant news from that
unfortunate island that there Is numerous party
actively consplrng with the object OF securing Scilan
independence. Similar tendencies have appeared IN
mlder form at Naples.
Sgnor Ra,azzls financial operation upon the ecclesi-
asta property begins be regarded with more favor,
and il Is believed that the lots which the property
divided viii he rapidly bought up by Italians and foreign
capitalists.
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{ N eLA N D

The Mission 10 WashimatOn-EnrI Derby and
Tho Prerniership-Earl RusseiI's Health.
LONDON, Oct Z, 1867.
Tho London Times to-day says Edward Thornton, the
present Envoy Of Great Britain Rio Janeiro will be
appointed Ambassador TO the United States.
1t is said that Lord Derby will resign the Pre-
miership.
The London papers this morning publish report that
Earl Russell, who in ireland, FRUSTRATED by
sickness correctness Of the report positively
denied this afternoon
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BY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER %.

Tho French Transatlantic mail steamship Pereirc,
Captain Duchesnc, which left Havrs on tho Goth and
Brsss Saturday the 2sh Of September at four o'clock
in the afternoon made her dock this port early in the
afternoon yesterday, landing full and valuable cargo
two hundred and nine,yfcur passengers and bringing
European files and special correspondence late as
the mails on board the Cunsrd steamship Cuba at Halifax
The Percire upnolds the we'll earned credit OF the
French steamship line In remarkable manner, having
performed tho voyage from Brest to Sandy Hook Ia
eight days twenty hoursths ras,ost steamship
time on record BY ulanv hours
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C H ! N A..

A Destructive Typhocn-LOsses In the NIcr-
chant Marine.
LONDON, Tot I. 1867.
Late advices from China report that violent and
destructive typhoon had visited the harbor OF Hong
Kong causing great injury to the shipping in the port
Several vessels driven ashore and became total
wrecks; others badly damaged and disabled and
the destruction among the Chinese craft very
sive, the shores being suswn for miles with irag-
mcuta
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java Will leave Boston
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quar-
past and half past live O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
Tho NEW YORK Standardization for Earope-wiI b.
ready al ton O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Single copies, in wrappers. ready for mailing, six
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r R A N C 6.

Death az Eminent Statesman and ex.
Minister.
PARIS, Oct z, 1857.
N. Achile Fould, the eminent statesman and nnan.
er. died last night at the age OF sixty years
NJ Fould formerly Minister OF Finance in the
Cabinet OF the Emperor, and the time Of his death
was . member Of the Senate
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The circus, delight OF juveniles who look with admi.
ration and wonder on the sawdust ring It's pranoing
steeds fearless champions and funny clowns, has be
como permanent institution in New York. Mr.. Lent
opened HIS establishment Fourteenth street, for the
season, last night. The arrangements OF the building
handsome iron structure, and the varied programme OF
feats OF horsemanshp acrobatc eques-
TRAN scenes and innumerabls puns ana jokes by tho
clowns, evncc purpose 10 make the circus OF
attraction and pleasure. The audience very large
and proportl onately enlhusiastc.
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Mr.. Mortimer Murdoch. a tseedian who, we under.
stand has won distinction at the theatres Of London,
Liverpool and Glasgow with cordial reception AZ
the Bowcry last evening hs first appearance In the
character OF Louis XII which Mr.. Charles Kean mas ron
dcred 20 famous and familiar. Mr Murdoch was vol
supported, particularly by Mrs w a. Jones Mario,
vile OF Philip do Comines budget of comic soSes,
BY Mr. J. u Bowsrs ~ Aerial Acv et "A kiLghk kos
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S HIP PING NE w S !.
Marine Ilir,rfcr.

ScnRs MLixR from New York, and n q 'ApLy.
from City Point for Trenton NJ, arrived ~ Norfolk
terday leaking The latter lost her sails and spars.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Oct7-Arryed, steamship Medta (Br). Liver.
pool
CHARLESTON. oct 7-Arrived, brig Keystone. Boston.
schr American, NYotk.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct ARRIVED. steamer Whining
Galveston for NYorkse encountered on sunday
gale OF iiaeras The steamer Saratoga which
sailed last night for kYok returned to-day after expert
encing heavy weather.
Salcd-Bsrk Lovett for Porto Rico; schr st James
(from Tampcol, NYork.
SAVANNAH. Oct ARRIVED, ship 5crcamer, Work schr
Ann h Susan. do.
For Oaher Shipping Neins Eighth Page.
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This handsome little establishment has won deserved
popularity among tho up residents, and attracts
crowded houses every night account Of the excsl
lcncc Of its burlcsques, which with speciality.
Mr.. Lcfnngwel, Mrs. ssdley Brown and carefully
selected company appear tnis week IN Byrons mimi
table extravaganz Of Aladdin or the Wonderful lamp.
Lesngwell plays Tho Sairey Camp style OF female
character as tho Widow Twankey, and Mrs. brown
appears the wlful yet fortunate possessor Of the
Wonderful lamp Last night the buriesqus was received
With applause
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THE ANGLO AFRICAN WAR.

The First Vessels of the Abyssinian Expe-
disi0n.
LONDON, Oct. T. 1867.
despatch from Alden, at the mouth OF the Red Sea,
that the pioneer steamers OF the expedition
for the release of the British capves sailed FROM
Ahat place for the abs ssinian coast.
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-Prussian Support of the De-
mands of Italy.
THE BRITISH MISSION TO WASHINGTON
THE REVOLUTION.

Another Battle Between the Papal Troops
and cnribnidians - The POpc's Soldiers
Again Defeated.
FLORENCE Oct. IA. M.
Yesterday detachment OF troops out from
Rome to meet the Garbadian in Frosinone,
province lying southeast Of the city.
fight took place between them and the Garibaldians
the Abruzzi frontier.
Tho Papal troops again defeated and compelled
70 fall back towards Rome.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP TRADE.
German Limo to New Orleans.

German Limo 60 New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. Z, 1857
The steamship Bavaria, OF tho Hamburg American
line sailed from this port Saturday last FOR New
Orleans. Tho Tcutonla will follow In about a month.
These voyages merely experimental. should the
scheme succeed the above named company will continue
the service between Hamburg and New orleans, via
Southampton.
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FIRE AT geogUs. IOWA.

KEoErK, Oct. 7, 1867.
The shops OF the Dcsmoines Valley Railroad Com
pany at this place destroyed by Gre last night
The watchman burned death. The loss Is about
S35 COO Fully insured in the London and Liverpool
aud Globe Insurance Companies
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,afe by Frank A. Gibbons srom the third tier Of tho
theatre TO the stage, distance or one hundred feet
and the drama Of Eyeeen wilson, comprising scenes 10
Dublin and New York, completed the Usual variety az
offered according 10 the grand ecpnonio
Las Of supply and demand. to Bowery audience.
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The GARIBalDIAN INVASION.

General March of tho RevointiOnists Into
tho Papal Territory.
FLORENCE, Oct. IA. M.
The reports which hourly received here from the
South show that the revolu volunteers nyad
iLg the Roman territory all Sides
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hcnMoSp. Va. Oct. Z. 1897.

nicHMovn, Va. Oct. 7, 1897.
A telegram TO the wing says--rhc republicans OF
Abcmare me, to-day and revised their convention ticket,
leaving OF the coored candidates and nominating Judge
Rives and soutna the editor OF the Charlotte Chroa
two promlnsuI wealthy cillzenA
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THE ITALIAN POLICY.

prussimm ), mpnthy with Victor Emanuel and
the People.
PARIS Oct 7, 1867.
report is current that Prussia receives with favor
the appeal Of Italian government to the European
Powers against the treaty Of September. and VIII sup
port tho demands OF Italy in regard to Rome.
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LIVERPOOL Oct. O. 10DH
The steamships Minnesota aud City Of Washington,
from Now YORK have arrived out.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct !, 1867.
The steamship Deutschland, Captain wesses OF tho
North German Loyds line, from New York. arrived
here At two O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

A.-Rheumatism Legally WARRANTED Cured
money refunded DR. FILTERS Great Vegetable Rhcu.
Remedy taken inwadiy References. L. s57
Principal depot s0i broadway. Positively no pay
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For oAr Shipping Neps see Eighth Page.

A.-The Sweetest Month in the World.
will pardon for is the mouth OF
bottle OF PHALoN's NIGHT BLoOMiNG CEREus. from
which stopper has the gentle
fume DRESS their HAIR and their handkerchief with
this delicious perfume they may be said, iact. "a
breathe II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

Messrs. sharplcy, White Cotton are reapng the
Deneal OF good management and constant varieties at
the Thieare comque Last night there three stars
in aburlesque called Rumtifoozie, the same which was
brought out last season ut tho New York theatre Miss
Fanny Young, Miss Fanny Vivian and Harry Pearson
and illustrate tho SAD history OF tho loves
OF Lady Nancy Bell and Lord Lowell The Bedouin
Arabs minstrel scenes, &c. made up the rest OF
programme which was OF unusually attractive char
acter tor q variety theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

BACHELORS Hair Dyc.-Thc Rest In the,
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable, in8tants
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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DIR. j. II. Schcnck. of Phiiahclyhir. will he
his No ~ Bond New York. PROFESSIONALLY.
every TuCsday, from u A. NJ. to . 4. NJ.
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Cri.sntl oro,s Hair Dye.--The Best Ever Man.
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied, at Ne.
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Fine sta ndard silver Plated sioeda;
REDFiELD AND RICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No Maiden lane.
An elegant variety White Metal Goods
Every article guaranteed by our trade
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No Cure No Pay.-Eorest's Juniper Tar IL
warranted 70 cure any case M cough Group throat or lung
disease instantaneous relief. Try A. III satisfied
return the empty bottles and get money back.
q cen
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New Modes IN Mnns. Collars. Cuffs.
Cares victcrnes Cloaks. oagntes &c. ~ every deSdn
Ton Of Furs al 0EsfN'S. No. Jl3 broadway.
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Lea & Pcrrin's Sauce.-Deiicious with Soups
join DGsCAN's SONS, Agents for the United States.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
or the ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Spanish Fleet as MontevideO.
LISBON, Uct. Z, 1857
Tho last steamer from South America reports that tho
Spanish neet still at Montevideo
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Is Il
SrEfNWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT having been
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Amers-
pianos all three STYLES exhibited this modal being
distinctly classified first in order merit by the unanimous
verdict of the inter national jury.
Wareroouas. Nos 100 and III Eas. Fourteenth street:
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n BROTHEk Twenty eighth street second avenue ana
Twenty ninth New York manufacturers OF Irou
BudingB Iron Fronts Roots, Fcproof Ceilings. Floors
and Partitions wrought and cast iron Grdera and Bcans
Columns ndow Lintels and Ss In great variety OF pat
terms; Illuminating areas and roofs, Iron
Doors Ssshes Skylghts Ratings. stable Fx
tures Roof for Frencn roofs, Particular
attention paid TO manufacture OF hnc Castings
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Grover & Bnker's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines. N5 broadway. New York
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Knows styles are Trinmphnut.- Ills Hate
~ the jcunesse doree by peary all
every gentleman Of note. Though hts stores
~ 81 Broadway spacious, he had better open
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Buy your mex. clothes q G. sTGs sfokEs s Broaaway.
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WIGS, Teupces and ,,trnnmcntai Hair
1AIIuKLVgA il AsAA ssossk = 's's' -
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Hill, the Ininitnbie. hrs Resumed Fynir Cuf-
ting. studio " Duane Hair Dye ~ cents, black
rown best In use.
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-
internal AID external will nstAny and speedily
all Rheumatic, Neuralgia. Nervous and MalarOus
paints Asatic Choers Diarrioss and Bowel Complaints
Sick aud Nervous Headache. Price 90 bottle.
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Royal Nnyana Jottcry.-prsycs Paid in
gold Information furnished. The highest paid for
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and silver. -
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall street, ". T.
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Hyntt's Life BnlSnm. --lsheuinnfisur, Neural.
ga and Gout in their worst also Scroiua bings
Evil ryspelas Od Ulcers, Salt Rhcum. pysrepss Liver
Complaint Kidneys. the eases Of nnpury OF the
blood, mot certainly cured by this pur
her 81 bottle Sold by druggists Depot 236 Grand St.
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To mike assurancc doubIy sure
III taker--PLANIATlON biITEES,
they fail
This great somachic healer is just what INC peope nec
II n remedy for Dyspepsia hcaitpurns
headache. dlsznos ague liver complaints, pains IN tho
side 6sck II has equai not the least among r vir
tues is extreme - the taste ana ntnedAt0
beneficial effect Try suffering dysrepcs, and be cured
such assertions OF those situated IL Know. From
the vast amount article sold, nust have great
merit.
MAGNOLIA WATER IS delightful toilet article supe.
ror 70 cologne and ri hau the cost
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absorbing or Rome 10 likely 70 occupy the
Parliament In ts session This regards the trans.
fer OF the capital For some time past there has been
party In Italy which advocates the transfer Of the capital
to Naples in default OF Rome Several members or the
Chamber Of Deputies pledged TO bring the matter
forward, and the ssbject will doubtless be fully ven
lated. Naples has not much chance OF seeing her am
bion realized. for every thing Neapoan bears so bad
namc that there would be universal fear OF the gov
srnment becoming corrupt a. It's surroundings we're
TO be established In that city. Man. also. has sup
porters not few and this would be eligible city "
change Ia TO be made. can only gay that Forentnes
have not yet settled down into the belief that Florence
will remain the capital Of the kingdom. There is
easy feeling OF uncertainty generally prevalent, aud
may add among the trading classes, wish that some
other city may relieve Florence OF tho costly honor OF
being the capital Innkeepcrs shopkeepers and house.
holders complain that this city s longer the
sort OF foreners for two, three or six months at time
a. OF old. Living Is at least trebly dear In
Florence IL five years ago, and the middle and
lower classes are growing poorer instead Of richer
The condition VI the Southern provinces show no I'M
movement Rather tho contrary, for brizandage has
again reared its head with all It's pristine vgor and TO-
rocty in the Abruzzi and the Bascata Captures for
ransom and barbarous murders are now frequent and
the authorities appear 70 DO utterly incompetent 10 i'm
poso respect for themselves the laws The cholera has
made sad havoc in several districts although Naples
vet has been very slightly visited ono OF the worst
features Of this years visitation OF cholera In the
southern PROVINCES however, has been tho atrocious
scenes boodshed produced by tho invctorae popular
belief in the existence Of poisoners who spread the
maady among the people, Under this suspicion whole
honses burned and their bodies cast into the flames.
Most frequently the military have been far too weak
numbers TO check these savage orgies and have been
msssacrd together with those they sought TO defend
AT some PAGES scdtious shouts raised by tho mob
while engaged IN their murderous work. "Ecrtra la re-
otops ~ .lrrtpa frdmesco H. y, "Atdsso Covcyno,
are cres test flying 10 widespread dsasction the
activity OF Bourbon and clerical partisans
There are many Northern ItaIlans who consider tho
two sicics to have been most Improbable and danger
ous acquisition for Italy. Centuries OF mlsrule and
corruption have produced population utterly wanting
In self reliance o. respect for constituted authority and
be long beiors higher aud bettor ideas OF public
ana private morality can lsaveu the massss Mean.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-12

s0- A darkoy who was sent to jail
for marrying two wives excuses him
self by saying that when he had one
she fought him, but when he had two
they fought each other.
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r Z @ 7 p Z 8
Snake Bites.

We find the following in a piece of
an oldpapor we picked up the other day.
Persons who frequent the woods where
rattlesnakes abound, could easily carry
this remedy with them:
HYATT, ANDERSON 90, KANSAS, J
October LIST, 1858. I
Mr.. Editor: In your paper just re-
ceived / see an account OF the death
of a person in Mclean county from
the bite OF a TattlcSnake. As it may
probably save the life of some person.
[ will give sure antidote for the bite
of snakes. Thoroughly saturate the
place bitten with the tincture of Iodine,
and give FIVE or six drops on sugar,
and it will prevent any bad effects
from the bite
My son Samuel has been engaged in
collecting snakes and reptiles for the
Smithsonian Institute, and has been
bitten several tines by rattIesnakes,
and in every instance has been relieved
by the use Of the Iodine. | have also
successfully used il in other cases.
Yours, ". F. NJ Army.
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who Rules the Family,

The proverb, fThe gray mare is the
better horse, as applied to known cases
Of wife government, is said to have
originated in the following occurrence
A gentleman who had seen the world
one day gave his eldest son a span OF
horses, chariot, and a basket ofeggS
DO you, said be to the boy, trave
upon the high road until you come t1
the first house in which is a married
couple. If you find that tae husband
is master there, give him one of the
horses. If, on the contrary, the wife
is the ruler, give her an egg. Return
at once if you part with horse, but
do not come back so long as you kecr
both horses and there is an egg remain.
ing
Away went the boy, full of his mis-
sion, and just beyond the borders o
his fathers estate 10 modest cottage
He. alighted from his chariot and
knocked at the door. The good wife
opened it for him and courtesied
is your husband at home?
No.; but she could call him from The
hay field.
In he came, wiping his brows. The
young man told his GRAND.
why says the wife, bridling and
rolling the corner of her apron, I al
ways do as John wants me to do; he
is my master; aint you john?
'Then,' said the boy, 4 am to give
you horse; which will you take ??
4 think said John, Has how that bay
gelding seems to be the one as would
suit me the best
IF we have a choice, husband,' said
the wife, 4 think the gray mare will
suit US best
No. replied John, 'the bay horse is
for me; he is the more square in front,
and his legs are better
Now said the wife, Il don't think
so; the gray mare is the better horse.
and | shall never be contented unless
l get that one
WELL said John, If your mind is
set on it I'll give up; We'll take the gray
mare
Thank YOU said the boy, 'allow me
to give you an egg from this basket; it
is a nice fresh one, and you can boil it
hard or soft, as your wife will allow
The rest Of the story you can imag.
inc; the young man came home with
both horses, but not an egg remained
in the basket.
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4 UDTTOR;S NOTpCE.

Ohh - wv Ell lie nIl-
~ dersIgned, Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Mifllin county, to dis
tribute the fund in the hand Of John Hovt.
jr., Administrator Of Chas. G. Parker. late
Of Brown township, deceased, will attend
to the duties of the appointment at the
Registers office in Lcwistown, on Fri
day, the l4th day of June, next at 10
O'Clock a. m: Those interested are reques-
ted to attend.
my29 w. p. ELLIOTT, Auditor.
Estate of Martha SeCrIsI, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters
~ testamentary on the estateo of MARTHA
SECRIsT, late Of Newton Hamilton, Milf
Hin county, deceased have been granted
TO the undersigned, residing in same place
All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate paw
ment, and those having claims. to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settle
ment. $. w. NORTON,
may29-6t Executor