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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
IL have this slay given my son. John G. Bar
claim any Of his earnings from this date:
GEORGE BARKER.
Brandon, jar yuary LIST, 1858. 24;wSw'
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r " I. MUNtLfl, TouItnoy, VI,
General Agent Tor the towns OF C.Stleton, Paw
let, Falrhavcn Poultney, Mlddletown, West lIa-
ven, Iinmouth, Wells Rupert, Sandgatr, Benson
and Hubhauiton. hi Vermont, and the towns Of
Hampton, Granville, Whitehall, Dresden, Put
nam and Iiconderuga. in New York.
j. II. HARLOW, Post Office Fairhavcn, Agent
for the towns OF Dresden, Putnam. Tconderuga,
West Haven and the north part Of Whitehall and
Fairhaycn.
J. w. DORSEY, Agent for Benson.
DANIEL CUSHMAN, Agent for Pawlct.
$. W st. JOHN, East Hubbarlton, Agent FOR
Hubbarlton and the north part OF Castieton.
j. Z. AUSTIN Rupert, Agent for Rupert
CYRUS CHAMPION, Agent for Tnmouth,
Mldletowu and Ira.
\ large stock OF extra parts for Woods Mowers
will be kept on hand by i. w. MOSl.EY Poult-
ney, Vt, and all other agents mentioned above.
Send to +. w MOSELEY, Agent, Poutney or
either of the above named agents, tor circular
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To this Mower was awarded the first and
only Irne OF Grand Gold Medal at the
Paris Exposition in 1861, IT proving superior at
cry trial IN the field. On ITS inventor, Walter A
the cross Of the Legion of Honor. he being one
of the very few Americans upon whom thu.
honor conferred.
This Mower combines hyhtness of drausht;
Close cutting, simplicity IN construction, adapta-
bnity TO uneven surfaces and portability, while
for durability Il cannot he surpassed. See what
the foreign papers say oilt:
From the London Times
Woods Grass Mowers, noted as Prize Ma
chine, at our Royal Agricultural Society's Meet
Ings, are remarkable for lightness, while at the
same time sufficiently strong and durable in theiE
working parts and they are commanding a very
eNtensy. sale IA this and other countries"
From the journal Of the Royal Agricultural So
oiety..
"Wo,i's Machine IEaie excellent work, cutting
very close and cNen.'
Wool, Gra>> Mower we'll made machine ::
lsh, both "a weight and draught. This maker
idhtI--s to the wooden frame, believing that u
gaicrs thu machine more elastic than those made
entirely 1t iron. This machine cuts with "a very
moderate. expenditure OF power. a fact due, We
believe. In a great measure TO the attention ho-
slowed upon the proportions Of the various parts
OF the machine
The above i what this machine has achieved
IN foreign fields, and though, 10y no mean, COM
pelird 10 seek them TO force sales u has been the
aim Of the inventor 10 produce a machine second
To- none ia the world and coupled with the above
references to is success IN Europe We could cite
thousands on this side Of the Atlantic but care
not 70 do 50, for after field contests ut numerous
STATE, County and District exhibitions IN al sec-
tons ut the L mon IL has proved successful over
All comp tltofS while among the more recent lau-
urls achieved 10y It was the INST prize OF a grand
silver medal AT the state FAIR OF Minnesota, held
/ At Rochester IN August last.
The sales OF Woods machines have lscn I'M
prrccdented, and largest where most used and
best known, one firm acting as agents Tor the com
pauy IN abe Western states, having already, the
present season, ordered six thousand.
As an evidence Of the appreciation in which
these machines held in this section, it may be
stated that one agent disposed of, in Washington
county, y. Y, last season upwards of one hun
dred, while, Notwithstanding ats immense iacili-
ties for manufacturing, the company unable
10 supply It's agents wsth machines sufficient to
meet tut demands OF the public.
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EnnY'S SHONEL PLOW,

which Is a great lsbor-Stying implement and
IL has hccn well tested within the last three
years. Manufacturers OF TIN WARE, dealers in
STOVES pt MPS HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, &C.; a full stock of Shelf and Heavy
HARDWARE, consisting in part OF Iron, Mails,
Carpenters Tools, Builders Hardware, Sc. sc.
pIrkIN & BROTHER.
E4!Ihayen June = lStS, 93w9m
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

During the past year attempts have been made
by various individuals, in this city and other
places, to obtain portion Of trade, by adopt
ing name as nearly resembling our own as they
dare to, and also adopting style OF doing bust
ness, TO a certain extent, similar to ours We are
happy to state, however, that they have met with
but very little success in deceiving the commune
ty. The people of this country are too intelligent
to be duped by either imitators or pretenders, to
any considerable extent. But our customers will
please be particular when ordering goods by letter
70 direct TO "The Great American Tea Company,
Nos u and IS vesey street, Post Office box 5643,
new York City, otherwise theiT orders may get
mlscafueds l9R6n
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CLOCKS AND CUTLERY,
OF the best grades and patterns always on ha nd.

. WATCHES AND JEwELRY repaired in t be
best manner and at reasonable prices.
SILVER SPOONS made to order and Old
spoons made over. At
2i:wtf BAILEY & PARKERS.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

DOMESTIC GOODS,
every variety
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS;
NOTIONS, suth AS
Buttons,
Iummlugs,
Ladies aud Gents Collar, aud CUTS, papg
and Linen,
Elastic Ribbons,
Belt Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons,
Fancy figured pI4ues,
PLAN Plues,
Fancy dgI Bnlaute Tor Children,
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Asw Sdrsrtissmsats.

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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
J.E. GLyNN, Morse's Block, Centre ST.,
Rutland, VI,
As Agent for the sale of their Teas and Cohees,
and have selected the following goods from their
stock, to meet the wants of this community. They
them at their warehouses in New York, as the
following price list will show
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
oolong, Black Soc, 90c., best Al per h.
Young Hyson, Green 81, best}l %
lncolored Japan, 81, best 81 %
dunpowder, l9reenl 81 25, best al so
English breakfast, Black 81, best 81 90
Long Arm Chop, BLACK Tea with green
flavor Il 10
We call special attention to the Long Arm
Chop. fhis Tea is composed OF the choicest leaves
and cured without coloring matter of any kind
and IN precisely the same manner as If prepared
for native consumption. II cannot fail TO suit all
tastes, being very delicate in flavor and perfectly
healthy. 1t Is dried upon porcelain, process Of
recent origin.
CoIees roasted and ground daily.
Ground Coffee, 90, 80, best 40c
Hotels Saloons, Boarding house Keepers and
Families who use large quantities of Coffee, can
economic in that article by using our French
Breakfast and Dinner Coffee, which we sell at the
low price of SOC.
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
of this Company. All goods warranted to give
satisfaction.
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4 YER'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this
excellent medicine en-
Joys Is derived from ITS
cures, many of which
are truly marvellous
luvctcrate eases of
ScrufulOus disease,
where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured 10y
1t. Scrofuluus affections
and disorders which
wPrp agTaNatel by the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

sl.waw. ANbREw DAVIS, V0"F''' /,
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ESTABLISUED 1861.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
GryNN Nnraa,s p1nrt r,pEra
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EOR sALE-KEAL EsTAfE-skvhkAL HUN.
dred Coftnn Suknr Psnations located IN IN bsss
portions Of he Gotten and sugar .,rins ssss Also kes
Orange Orchards and large bodies Va usos
timber anos Also lxrte variety Of City and Suburban
property improves and In the om o. r-idencss
building lots and on favorable terms fses
ng viii well 70 call and exsmine our Proper
tea Miller Gard, RsA Estate Agests, No. u csrondsss
strsse. Nov Orleans.
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cONsTABlE'S SALES.

J. z. HARTE VS.. O. KIRwIN-sEcoND JUSTICE OF
the Peace-No
DY vIBTUg OF .hree wits OF nerf raeias
Pe.cs win oeeed 70 sell at bic sestion on wEDNEs
DAY the ID DAY Of June, 1858 II " 0ciocs a. the
herchants and ioneers' Exchange. on Royal, neu
Canal street he fol owing described property owit-
TWO LOTS OF GkOUfD and the Improvements tnere-
on ST. ate the sqnsre comprised vhia Common srsvier
alvez Miro Streets which square Il desgnsted As
as on BY Pile surveyor, a1d deposited IN
the once OF DR. McCoy notary public In this city
Said Lots are gDafed Nos n add y ana measure as
tlIows: Lot No q 80 Ieet inch front on Tom.
mon street by 10 iest between parallel lines Lot NO ~
me lines front and 10 feet IN depth between
oar lie es Together with all tae I'm 1rovements thereon
eonsistns Of OF Dwelling house and Jutbuildi g.
~ he purchaser assume the payment OF
mortgage 5000 dne Hext October; balance ossh In u D.
Treasury Notes
Seized In the shove suit ,x
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CHAS. E. FORTERS SALES.
NOTES.
JOSEPH W. CHAMPLIN 4 GEORGE BUCKINGHAM
vs. THEIR CREDITORS AND THE CREDITORS
OF. W. CHANPLIN co.
No. l92sS-sixth District Court of New Orleans
BIZ CHAs. Il. FOKrIEx.
AucrIoEEKR-Ofce No. As Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, June 9Th, 1865, mt lie
- o'clock the Merchants AND Auctioneers Exchange
Say uds q the Sixth District ceuit y Sss
ALL The NOTES AND CLAIMS sarrendsred by said in
S.en their creditors as per list on as in the els5t
which can be seen in the ofics Of the suetionse.
SUCCESSION OF J. II. WEST.
BY CHARLES Il. PORTER,
ACKNOWLEDGES, No. As Exchange Alley.
CATURDAy. June 9th. 1865, AT liz =.
- the premises on 81 Charlie street betSeen Clio
second District Of New Orleans dated the 9th Nay,
'0 "a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting of
Beds and Beddings. Armoirs. Chairs, ete.
Also
All the claims due per inventory file In the
Second Dist let Court Of fe~ orleans, copy Of which can
be IN he off. e Of the AuctiDneer
81 TERxs-i'Ash In U. Treasury Votes
MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO. s SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPToKY SALE OF ELEaAES
kslch and Single Horses. Elegant Saddle Horses Pin,
Work Mules. Fine Mich oo-L Buggss. Harness. TssOns
SIC. sta. - saetion
Hr MONTGOMERY Bxos. a co..
r n HoEIsosxKf. AuctoDeO.
omce-1 Camp
THURSDAY, June 4. ~ II e'eloek a. M.
81 p. Lasr's Stables. drawer street vii - toll-
Elegant astch Horses.
Elegant Saddle Horsee,
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
kso-Tep and Open Buggies Harness, Wagons.
81 frRns-Oash In o. g. Treasury EOtes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. a. Co,
r NJ MONTGOMERY, Aucti0nesr.
THURsDAY, Juve 4th. at II o'clock a
their Aue.isn Mari. mp 5ss vi R q
esus Arnoirs washstsnds Mahogany and Walnut Tetsf
TAB es Marble Top sdeboard Tables Velvet and
russes Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngraV
Paintings looking Stoves and Utensils etc, being ns
contents Of several vell-fumshed houses.
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Bee
sS-fEEss-Cash in o. & Treasury Notes
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BY q. DE FERRET,

AucrrosxER-oRce and sslesroen So Bienvile street.
MONDAY June 20th. 1868, "a = O'Clock
wi Merchants and oneers' Exchange Roys
street between Canal and CustOmhouse Public
Auction by virtu. of order the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge Of the District court Nes Orevns
Nay q 1865 Court Docket No 06f the follow
ing described al estate will be sold
A LARGE PORTION OK PARCEL OF GROUND sta
Third District Of this city the square bounded
by Elmyrs Craps and 6urgundy Desire, Love Ram
feet inches depth.
The buildings and improvements consist Of very comfort
able reoeDce with containing pzrOr dining
ROOM four bco ana gallery, story kitchen
containing four building In the contain
apartments diysons also cistens flower
garden, fruit trees,
This property eng only few steps from the Dsupnin
Street Rsoad shou command the attention Of parties Who
desire quiet retired residence
See plan at Exct angs
RS-'1EkMs-s n o. s. Treasury Notes.
sale with u. g. Internal Revenue stamps attached
the the year. before b. rist
Public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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sHsRIFf's SALES.


District Court of New o.Ieans-sO 1885 -
RY xlKTUE Of , writ Of asr yt sse bs. &c
Court Of New orisans in the above entitled cause
vim proceed sell sube Auction ne ssIehant.' and
hs Ss = & % 90
sss i sas title s nd s q ssi.adsn
Mansfield in and thirty go shares Of the Capital stock Of
By the three csr stss Of the said company Nos S. 60 and
s. on hle in M Office
K8 TKRxs-cash on he spot.
m2sp6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
cHAs MENARp VS. lean MEN.Rp-FouRra DIS.
triet Court o. kes Or esns-N0 2i.52
ny VIRTUE OF "a writ Of .e,zu.e ard sale
Court New 0rlssn the entitled suit pro-
se.a to si At Public :, re M.rshasis and aas
.a@EeSse s'Ieet., in the coma District Of 80. city,
IGEsDAf - ninth asy Of ,ane 1906 at O'Clock NJ the
okSxfN Posgios oS GROUND situated on Ls
E sSf sSsy as s rslss D
"a, siis@ x Isl .sa
lar pub thin city which said lots D.rtcusry de-
notary public in s.W o on the IN sssa.v &
reng he same popiy scqued BY d.ienda9t from joseph
Isd e. act passed before said notary DnsA's dated March
se,1ed in tn. above suit
p1- rtRns-Cssh on the spot. -
msSp Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans
cOLoMB, BROOKS co, VS. GEORGE ~ HOLT
fame v same-Foarth Ditrct csur Of Orleans
No. 2l. as and q, 446
RY vIkTUE OF two writs OF neri nscia.,
Ito me directed BY the Honorasle the urth District
Court Of New Oriesns, in the absve entitled VII
% eed TO sell q public sncon the premises hereinafter
dtignsted "WEDNESDAY the tenth Of June, 1868,
AZ 10 o'clock
contents Of premises No " ST. Charles strsst and No
1852 Graver street. Ia the First District Of this city said pre
beng occupied BY deisncant as bar
The Whole inven which may be In oce.
Seized In the above suits I'D
~ TKRxs-Cash on the spot. = : -
m29H10 Sheriff 81 the Parish ~ O-lssis
NcKkNNELL 90. VS.. JOS. L. DUNHaM AND JNo.
d ATEIss-Thrd D.stIet COun Of New OrieAns-so-
DIV VIRTUE Of q writ or 0erf nne1es
~ 10 directed BY the Honorable the Third D,strct
Court % New Orleans y the above led Gauss VIII
procsd TO eel public auction q. the Merchsnts snd Auc
tonee' Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
house In the Second Dstrct OF tbs ely on MIN
DAY. Juse Is is66, e u O'Clock :. :, -
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLES AND Nfsh Isl " TIE
DEFENDANTS in and 10 unsdjusd cs.m Ut ysrnH ioss
In Of the Steamer TAPYkHAkNOVs.nno er pc
eal policy No Z3 isned for soO 90 the YIN snn<ry,
1867 b. the nerchAnt Insurance. Company OF Ne" onssns
Seized in the above suit fI.l
W GEO. w. AVERY.
4e4an Sheriff Of the p irish Of Orleans
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HILL JOINER Deaersin Lumber, Laths. Shingles, etc.
Cypress White and Yellow Pine Weatherboards; Dressed
Flooring and Ceiling; constantly hand. The trade sup
piled upon the most liberal terms
Builders will find 20 their interest to call before pur
chasing elsewhere Their Yard is situated the Of
Liberty and Julia sAree
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FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

J. BALDWIN pUFF's TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsks lupotency, Dosse Powell Nervous DEBILITY With
Investments 10 Marriage sh0ald Be BY s
knpsiine marriage Sent By mail receipt Of cent2 BY
= B. DUFF GRIFFfs,
New Orleans Medical Instisufe,
16l Msezztns street,
WHARF sll private disease are sueoeafuIy treated
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERIET's SALES.
MAGNIFICENT THRKE.sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No 81 BOURBON STREET. BETWEEN CUSTOM
HOUSE AND BrEHvILLE STREETS
G. De FERIET's SALES.
BY @. DE FERRET,
Ofiee a. p;anvill

BY @. DE FERRET,
AucnoxxKR-onic So Bienvine street.
June a. Al s.,, hlsss, K ss Is
Royal between Canal and Customhouse streets
sPfENpIp LOT o. GROUND in the Second District
house, TsSphIu and Bsn,s street,. nsasar1g sAsncAn
BY sbou. ~ fee. 10 eches and lines in depth:
uis .. d sHe SoysPsd With
having carriage entrance side and csnsnin9
bedrooms and SoodOf the third sOr, two bed
The t~ossory Brick Wing contains in the FIRST story
pantry stchen stable and carnage houses and
in the second story ave rooms, hail and side galleries.
The introduced also the There Is large
yard neatly paved with bricks and the corridor with smooth
xOgshsr th. property its situation hnish pre-
sents Inducements for arst class residence
twelve ,sonssnd dollars eSs Msy nth is Without Interest,"
sne for the balance Of the price Of adjudication Cash. u
The se Of s~ with United States internal revenue stamps
attached before Theodore GuyO notary public at purchasers
expense
TOOLS. .TooLs...... ........TooLs
Succession Of Jonathan Arthur-NO. 2s,ss7.
ny g. DE FERRET.
AucnosEsR--Obcs No 50 Benvie street.
CATURDAH, June 6th. nj i-e o'clock
y p NJ, on the p'emisss No e7s Love street between
from Honorable John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, dated May lth 1905 viii be
O1 Tks sSls LOT OF cARrBvrEss TOOLS such as
Smoothing and Jack Planes Hand and Wood saws Augers
Spades Shovels Files Hammers Hatchets, Chise Hinges,
Screws, Locks Brushes urow-bars, two Wheelbarrows,
Tool Chests Ladders, Lumber etc.
na- TKRxs-Cash In VI. 3. Treasury potes.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MILNEBURG
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE soANLoN-NO SOss.
BIZ @. DE FERIET.
AucuoSKKR-Ofice So Bienvlle street.
CATUBPAY, jane "a. 1ses, at Noon; at
~ the Merchants and Aucsioneers' Exchange, Royal
Canal and Customhouse Streets vus OF
order Honorable John e. Tnomss Judge OF the
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated May Is 1858
the following described belong.
ing TO said will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon situate in this city making part Of toe lot
designated the No of No. l63 plan OF Mi
and forming the Of Columbia and Frenhmen
streets Paid lot in French 30 feet
Columbia street, by 80 feet in depth and front Frenchmen
street
B7- TERxs-Cash in q. 8. Treasury Notes
Act Of with u. s. internal stamps attached
before j. Caste public at purchasers expense
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NITED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT

Il
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 27s Whereas Jordan Holt.
aed bankrupt uncer the Act OF Congress of March I'd 1867
charge and certificate thereof from his debt. and Oner
claims provabls under said act;
therefore given all creditors who have proved
er debts andto al other persons in interest that toe I'D
day Of June lSS a. II a Is assigned for the bearing OF
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
K. Low, Deputy Clerk.
limited Sta TIES DISTRICT CoUkr-
c6.mpS aSd Geo SsSEp In B.nFaptcy
No l3 Whereas Joseph W. Chsmpln, personally, and
ssns md District aforesaid du declared bankrupt undr
the of Congress Of Mar ID 1867 has this day hd in
thereof from al his debts and other claims prOsable under
Notice creditors proved their
debts and to al other persons Ia interest that the I'D dJ OF
@e and that they my hsn and there attend and show
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
Clerks ofice, New Orleans, May 2 IsSs -
HATED STATES DisTK,Cr C1URrr
nssIiss q Los,sSnan shs Mater Of ISssPa
member o. The firm o, Ch.mpin Buekinghau, Of New
the of congress Of March % 1867 hss this day fed in
aid Court petition praying fors discharge and eereste
aid act;
their debts and % all other persons in interest that the 2d
dsy OF 1865, at ii is assigned for the hearing OF
any they have why the prayer Of the said Psn
clerks ONCE New Orleans y q lses
K. LoE~, Deputy Clerk.
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District of LOuisiaDA-in the Matter Of James A
Vsntress Or bankrupt In rnptcy. No li6 Whe
James We trsss Jr, Of the parish Of berve and Dis
tct a0.ssid. dn declared bankrupt under the Act OF
Congress Of March 3D. 1851 has this day filed IA said Court
PETITION pray for discharge and Certificate thereof from
AL his oebts AND other claims provabe under sal act
fOtce tn ref0re given al creditors who have proved
q cir debts ard 20 ali other in interest that the -
day Of June loS at II il assigned for the hearing OF
the same they then and there attend and
cause they have why the PRAYER OF the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks nee, New orleans, May % 1865.
K LoEw, Deputy Clerk
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District Of louisiana OF Jordy
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No Al Whereas Oscar JoFdy.
Of New Orleans nd District sioressi duly decler bank
rupt under thu Act Of Coz Of aareh I'd 1907 has th
ehcs.e thereof from all his debts and other claims provo
be uno.r said act:
their debi and all other interest that the zd
Of June 1888 At II A. sig ed o- the rnx OF
the and that they then there attend and sho~
cause any they have why the prayer OF the SAID petition
Clslks once New Orleans May q 1858
K LOEw, Deputy Clerk.
limited sTATEs DISTRICT COURT
and Fsrdispd soocrch ind dasy aSd as members Of
The brm u Picber ooorich, Baakruf ts-n Bankruptcy,
No 20rhe undsrs ned hereby gives notice II his appoint
BE ORION, Assignee
UNIrED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" Dstrict u Lou ain the matter Of John Wcche
a. JSo Wychs 20. BsnTrapts. N BsaFrup e. No 29l
Toe undersgre hereby gives mo- Ice Of his supont@ent
as Assignse Of the estate. Z John wgehe and John
L. Z. NORTON, assignee
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T1NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
- District Of Losisiana-'n The matter Of Mason Pitcher
and Fsrdi and Goocrieh ind dusy AID members Of
The nrm u Plcber iOooTich Baakruf tn Bankruptcy,
No 20rhe undsrss ned hereby gives II his appoint
Assignee the estates OF Mason Pitcher and FER
cihsnd Go dch Bankrupt o. the ps5sa Of Oresas La
E. ORION, Assignee
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IJNIrsD STATES DIST ICr COURT
y Dstrict Of Lou sis-aIn the matter Of John WEehe
snd John kchsrd individual and members OF the nrm
q Jno Syche Go. Bsnkrapts, BanErup e. No. 2sl
Toe hereby gives 1oice q b. supOat@ens
RiehsrdscH, Bsnkrupts, Of the Parish q Orleans La
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ID M'KEHNA, LATE OF THE SODA WATER
ID Manufactory Of McCoskey a McKenna, respectfully
informs bis friends and the public that be has opened the
esab shment formerly known Lez's Saloon l69 Cana
street, Dauphin the sale Of Soda Water Mead
Pastry, Ice Cream and Confectionery.
His patrons will find the Soda Water and Mead to be
Of the quality which has already made them 90 well
known, and all other articles of the best quality