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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TEE New STREET CAR PROPELLER
There is on exhibition, at No. ll3 st. Charles
street, the model of newly invented street
car, to be run by man power, lately patent
cd by Mr.. Langley. Machinery to prac-
tically test the invention is being construct
ed at the machine shop of Messrs. Walker
& Taylor, 162 Tchoupitoulas street, and the
inventor expects to put car on the Espla-
made street railroad by the twenty fifth in
slant, in time to accommodate visitors 10
the Fair Grounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

a MANIAC AT LAReE.-A full grown,
able-b bodied man, giving his name as Pat
Finnegan, applied for lodgings at the first
precinct station house Thursday night, and
was put in the cell with the other dodgers.
About i've O'Clock in the morning the at
tenticn OF the turnkey WAS attracted by
terrible uproar in the cell, and Finnegan
was found 10 have drawn a knife, and to be
making the most earnest efforts TO sever
with it the jugular of one Of his fellow
dodgers. The man was fighting desperately
for his life, but his case would have been
hopeless had not the turnkey opened the
cell door. when the mad man dashed out
and made his way into the street. He ran
down st. Charles street, brandishing his
knife, and followed by number OF police
men. He was stopped on the corner OF
Poydras street, and secured after despe'
rate struggle.
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u. s. MkRSHAL'a SALES.

United sc stes vs.. The Brig Carmen. her
tackle, etc.
JNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
| District of Louisiana. No; 1888 by virtue OF Q
writ of venditioni exponas to me dlrectea IN we
above entitled suit i will proceed to sell to ths
highest bidder, on TUESDAY. April 10, 1870, az
twelve 40 O'Clock NJ, at the entrance to the Onis
tomhOuse or Old Levee street, between Canal and
Custom house streets, in this city
The Brig CARMEN, her tackle, ETC.
Terms-Cash at time Of Adjudication
United States Marshafs Otnce, new orieaoss
seventh day OF April, 1870. ,.ou.uD
.n7 1910 United States Marshal
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JAMES +. CASEY,
s,,oo Collector
NoTICE TO VETERANS OF ,sl4-l5.

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
To Ascertain the Surviving Widows 81 veterans I
and the surviving Veterans OF 1914 ana Ielo
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; IN Az
~ cordance with provisions Of act No. ia. ap-
proved March L. 1870 to al pe sons claiming to be
Veterans and the surviving WIDOWS OF Veterans OF
isl4 and 1875 to file the evidences Of their peina
such veterans or the surviving widows OF sucn
veterans on or before the third Gay OF June, leiU
The evidences should consist of atada7its CT such
other docu mentary evidence as claimants may
choose. -, ., Ia. r,,o
No evidences of claims will be re ceived after june
$50 and all such evidences must Dc left win
+ G. Rerpick Secretary of this board. at the Gov
ernors Office, addressed 10 MN, lock oo& 600 We"
Orleans PostOttice. ,- o,-,r
Lieutenant Governor and Chairman Board OF Com
rnissIoners. oooL
e. c. RE.lICK, Secretary apps oNU
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MON YTEOS.

UNITED STATES CUsroMEoUsE, new Q8LEASs'
Collectors Office, Apri! 2, 1870
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODo
l having been seized for violation OF the revenue
laws as herein set ortb, notice is hereby given tiae
unless the persons claiming the same snan appear
and file their claims according law, within twenty
days from date hereof the goods will be aoVertsea
and sold at public auction, provided by sections
H. IL, l3 and IA of the act OF Congress. sppioVeo
July le. 1856:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

BRIEF MENTIoN.-As yesterday was GOOD
Friday. our brevi,ies are necessarily brief.
Mr., Mealley, farmer of st. Mary's Market,
has no control over its cleaning. He COL
lects his dues, and that is about as far as
his power extends.
Mr.. Bieganski, for long time day clerk in
the first precinct station, goes to the fifth
precinct to fill the position of telegraph
operator. We are sorry to part with him,
but as the fifth will be the gamer, we can
not complain.
At the lake end the Pontchsr-
train Railroad company is about to
erect building one hundred by
seventy-fvefeet, to be used az a dane
ing isaloon, or something OF that kind.
It is located over the water about half q
square beyond Denechaud's hotel. The
space between is well filed up.
Recorder Houghton anuousced his inten-
ton Yesterday of issuing no more warrants
on informal affidavits. Hereafter the strict
| letter of the law will be enforced, and war
rants will only be issued fer the arrest OF
parties against whom regular affidavit has
| been made.
George Carter evidently intended 20 lay
up long supply of meat, for he was caught
walking away from the steamboat landing
with one hundred and fifty pounds of bacon
which he had stolen from the Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company. The
bacon was valued at thirty-seven dollars
and George was remanded for examination
by Recor Ter Houghton, III defaul. OF slO'
! band
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

TEE SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION Ex-
cURsIoN.-The gentlemen composing this
association, after their conventional delib
erations yesterday, left the Mechanics
Institute in body to make an excursion to
the lake, where the craft of this city enter
tanned them in Denecbaud's fine hotel. By
previous arrangement many of The gentle
men had placed lady friends on the cars In
charge of friends, ready to be met on the
way down. The excursionists broke the
monotony of a dull day, and enlivened the
occasion. As body, or individually, they
are as splendid a looking lot of men
as one could desire to see; evidently
most of them are men OF more than
the usual amount of intelligence. At the
lake, after q short stroll, an announcement
that dinner was ready congregated them In
a large room, where was spread all the
delicacies of the season. The repast was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

Notice Il hereby KfVeh thht All tHe cEF"
culatirg notes issued by the Merchants Bank OF
New Orleans and by the late Bank OF James ROOD
assumed by the Merchants Bank Of New Oreans'
may be presented for redemption at the ohce OF the
State Auditor within year from tbs first puolca-
ton hereof, viz: from March 4, 1870, or that the
funds deposited for the redemption OF SAID notes
will be given up to the said Merchants BANK o.
New Orleans. pursuant to sections thirtyfour and
thirty five Of an act of the General Assembly OF the
State of Louisiana. entitled IAN act to establish a
general system of free banking in the State OF Lou
isiana," approved March 10, less.
New Orleans March 4. 1910. NV
,,haotu7v Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

10 the stock olders of the loan and
Pledge Associstisn.-Jh he annual election for q
President, Cashier and one Director OF above asso
citation, will be held at its office, corner OF st.
Charles and Perdido streets, on AoNDAI. April
ls 1910 when vote will be taken on me acceptance
or rejection of the franchises granted 10 the Assoc
stion by the Legislature at its last session.
The polls viii be opeu from eleven o'clock a. NJ
70 three P VI under the supervision OF three in
spectors, legally appointed By tus 2oard Of d.
recors.
Ey orde-: JOSEPH - "-LSoT'
President.
JNo w H-LLNAH, Cashier. APT 1T
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$1,000 REs@ ARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department.
New Orleans, March 81, ls7O.)
WHEREAS Information has been received by me
thai j. IL Wisner Sheriff Of tbs parish Of Ouacntta,
and Ofut johnson, q witness, corhned n JAZZ az
Monroe were on the thirtietn instant, rnurqereu
nv a marty Of men in disguise. VINO by violence lber
ayei the man BEAVERS, accused OF murder, from
the Parish Jail, of the parish of OlachltE
Whereas, The said murderers are no" al !arse'
fugitlyes from justice. c 6
Nov, therefore, |, H. C. War:noth, Governor OF
the State of Louisiana, IN the name and by au
thoritv Of the State do hereby issue this my
proclamation Offering reward Of i've thousand COL
lars $4,000 for the spprshenslor and conviction OF
the murderers OF Wisuer AMI johnson, and the
apprehension and conviction Of tire murderer
BEAVERS ,C.. 49,;
thrty.trst day Of MarCb, lS10, aud OF tie IN
dependence Of the Omitted states the nIn99ty'
fourth. Il. u " d A>l'o IL
BY the Governor:
PITT CRAvATH, -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

SIXTH DISTRICT REPUBLIcANs.-At a meet
ing of the Sixth District Radical Republican
Club the following gentlemen were elected
as delegates to the Parish Committee. viz:
Hon. J. Garstkamp, ]. B. Gaudet and J. B.
E. Laiche. The following named gentle
men were appointed by the president as the
committee on arrangement, to meet the
general committee appointed to make ar
rsngements for the celebration of the If
teenth amendment to the constitution OF the
United States, viz: c. B. Augustus, Il. &.
McGarry and Sandy Packer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

TIE FRAUDULENT WARRANTs.-Judglng
from the following, which We copy from
the Bulletin of yesterday, that journal has
sort Of ''gone back" on the eZ-Audltor:
We learn at the Auditors office the fol
lowing facts: For the liabilities the fraudu-
lent warrants were declared on the face OF
them to be issued, warrants had
been lawfully issued aud registered
in the Auditors Office. Not one
of the spurious warrants is registered.
The numbers or dates do not correspond
with the numbers and dates of the regis.
tered warrants, and the spurious are filled
up IN different hand writings, none of them
the handwriting of any clerk in the office
now or during the ncumbency OF Wick
life One for $500 was filed up by Wlcklltfe
himself.
There was a boIdness for which we re-
member no precedent in this transaction on
the part of Wickliffe. if be was the forger
throughout. That he should have forged
forty or fifty different names Of parties.
many of whose signatures, 1t Is presumed,
were known to Mr.. Strauss, as dealer III
such vouchers, and should have sold IN a
batch SO large an amount Of them, with the
| infamy attaching to his name as q man
convicted of fraud but short time before,
10 an experienced broker, reputed to De
habltually sharp, sagacious ana cautious Is
amazing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

Succession Of w. II. Tulils-No. .s.,oS7'
CrCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ism of Orleans. Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate. a1d to all otcer persons
herein in erested, to show cause. Withln teh Gays
from tse present notification, if any they nave or
can, why the account presented by Mrs mary
Tuiiis natural tutrix of her liner children. ana as
such adm ristratrix of this estate. should not Go
homologated and approved, and the tunos cistrl'
buted in accordance herewith.
By order of the court. ~, GU,
apo IL lS NJ. u IRhOS' Ofe'N'
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4 TERRIBLE FELLow.-Thursday night
tall man, who gave his name as Moses
Gohiggins, was arrested for making deadly
assault on Joseph Thompson with billet OF
wood. Yesterday he obtained release and
bonds, but rs Thompson's condition was
found to be very bad, DR.. W. H. Hire, last
evening, had Gohiggins re-arrested, accus-
ing him with attempting to murder ThomP-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES---CITY
NOTICE,
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE. J
Administrators Office, 7
New Orleans, April ID, 1870. J

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE.
Adm Illustrators Office, 7
New Orleans, Aprll14, 1870
,r,ur ATTENTION OF POUND-K EEPERS,
4 teener Of City Park, public squares and eek
tors of sleteries called to the following resoiu
t;an adoyted by the Board Of Administrators, at
the ir last TT eulsr session: -,
"Resoiyed' That the general supervision Of the
Citv Park of the pubic squares. OF the POUNDS. OF
,hs cemeterIes and OF all matters csnoected with
the several Recorders Courts, be assigned to the
Depar of Police. until such time as tne o9tles
aud powers Of the several aomlnIsttAof7 NC oehnea
Conform bly, to section seven, article seven nun
dred and forty rea.ing 70 pounds, all STOCK dryers
r tbe several str cts of this city uncuolng late
cities OF Jefferson and Agiers, Will hereafter report
10 this department. at ten O'Clock ?. NJ, daIy' eli
arrests Of stock lrapou nded oy them.
"ArIl a r. w PIERCE. ADMINISTRATOR
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Samuel T. Thorne.
JNTHE UNITED STATES DIST RIOT COURT,
l for the District OF Louisiana, No 1913 by vir,
above entitled salt win proceed to sell to t tho
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May Z. 1910,
the town Of st. artinsviils parish Of St, Martin,
In this State. the following described properly. VIZ
tiers Bend, having four arpents front on Bayou
Teche by Helve arpents IN depth from ssio bayou,
or less by twenty-five arpsnts in oepth; containing
two hundred and twenty-five aIpents IN supernclel
Mrs Juie Duess, widow of Jean Baptiste Ohiassor,
and rom Nsrcisse Chiasson, by an act passed De
fore Simeon Vsery Martin, notary, on the nrs1 Ia
oS z, .fRs or OF LAND having about one nun.
bred and ttty eight acres, bounded on the upper
side by he property Of Vasin Bernard, ana on tho
lower sioe by the property OF Alexandre Neat.
Reynaud. by an act passed before Simeon Valery
Martin rotary, in the parish Of 81 Martin On the
3 A1RAOG OF LAND, wing in township NUM-
Der egh!. south Of range mum Der six east on the
western bank Of Bayo Ieohe. bounded on the S
| upper line by lands belonging 10 the SAID T. x.
| lhorne, ard on the lover hne BY lands OF Jean
Sra. Virsinie Pain, vile separated in property,
of Alexandra Vezat by act passed before simeon
Vaiery Martin, notary, on the tWenty-hfth Gay Oh
'a I. "a fRAT 40 LAND, lying in said township
| Sou b western District of louisiana containing one
hundred and thirty-six arpents; also. the one uT,
divided half of tract of land having four hundred
! and sxty-oue 43-l00 arpents, the whole purchases:
! b. S. r. Thorne from Alexander Estelet, by an act
passed before Simeon Yalery Martin, notary, on To
| first day of October lc51.
/ s. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND lying at tt
place called "Grspde Po,nte," tanning one HUGO
dred and sixty-three 75-l0o acres, being the frac
tisual southeast quarter of section number twenty
| five, in township number eight, south OF RANGE
| number SIX east, purchased by the SAID b. IT.:
! Tborne, from John y. Hamilton, by an act passed
| Martin on he twenty ninth Gay OF August 1883.
| s. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being in the
| southwest fractional quarter of section mum bef
| twenty five in township number eight, sonth OF
range number six east IN the Southwestern Dlstrlct
| of Louisiana, containing one HUNDRED AND NIFTY
Is 100 acres, purchased by the said 5, L. Thorne
from Aurelin Breaux, by act under private s'gn a
| ture, dated twentieth dag of august, 1853
| Together with ali the buildings and improvements
| thereon, machinery, etc. . :,
| Terms-Cash AT the time of adjudication. an
os q sS% deco sa@ss se
| purchaser. - ~,z
United States Marshars Office, New Orieans
| March so, ls7U. ,cy,p1
J Urited STATES Marshal District OF Louisiana.
mh3 ap9 l6 r 81 mar
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xUf,,,,n Hrothe-ton ct al, va. kteamboas
Crescent, her tackle, ETC.

William Erothe~ton ct al, vs. nnoaS
Crescent, her tackle. etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUETs
District of Louisiana, No. e561.-in obedienes
r. an admiralty warrant 10 me directed IN the above
entitled suit have seized and taken lneo nay pos-
The steamboat CRESCENT. her tackle etc now
beled by William Brotnerlin, ct AL Tor the canse
set forth in the libel now pending In tne Os''40s
Court of the United States -
And do hereby cite and adrnonish the owner %
havino or pretending to nave any right, title or IN
terest in or to same to be and appear at Dis-
trict Court of the United States for the Olsu1ce
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the data
hereof TO show cause if any they have or cen why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and be
sold agreeshly to the prayer of iioeiants.
United States Narsnaps Office, rev crieanSs
seventh day OF prll, 1870.
an7l2ieoe United States MArshsL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

Office Of tine New o leans. jackson ano
Great Norahern Railroad Company, New Orleans.
April t. ls70-Special notice Is hereby gwen
to the stockholders of this company. that the
election for Directors will be held at their office on
Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square, Cd mon,
day, the eighteenth instant between the hours o.
nine and three o'clock. full attendance OF tee
stockholders is earnestly requested.
The usual lunch will be served on the occssIon' 70
which the stockholders. boudholder5, and the
friends and patrons Of the road are most respect
fully invited. H. .. ohH'i-n''
on,eo, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

succ,s,ton of Mrs. Ann suiivan-&c
3oGi7.
CHECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE fAh
= ish OF Orieans-Notice is hereby given TO the
edItors Of this estate and to all other persons hare
in Interested to chow cause within ten Gays from
the present notification, if sny they haze OF can
cryator of this estate, should not pc
homologated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed in accordance herewith
By order OF the Court ,,, ,,.r
apl3 IL % M ~. iN1AOk, oio.a.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

auces ns,on or H. NJ. Vance-No. sS3,&ss.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE-
y ish of Orleans-Notice is hereby given 70 tne
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause withln zen u"ys
c.f, why the account presented By william ".
Vance. aGninislrator of this estate should not DC
homo oeated and approved, ana ths iUno' oiS
trbuted in accordance therewlth.
~ a5, sfSe q u 'Ae o MO TRACY. Clerk.
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......... NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE '''''..'':-:::-:'''' ''''.''nof.oA'
NEW ORLEANS, April IL. 1870.
T. HER having this day sold his establishment
No. 60 Benville street, to Mr.. A. O. HEARING, he
takes pleasure to recommend his successor to his
numerous friends and patrons.
A. o. HEALING. No. 60 Bienvills street.
apl4St' Dealer IN FURNITURE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

DEATH OF AN OLD BASE BALL Player
W. Murphy, one of the Oldest base
bail players of this city, member of the
Lone Stare, died yesterday. He was lately
employed in the house of Kearny, Blois 4
Co., as was also his father. The deceased
was twenty-three years old. In conse
uuence of this fact, game which was to
take place to-day between the Stars and the
Southerns will not come of.
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NOTICE.
Number Three.

City OF New Orleans.
April 8. 1910
ALL PERSONS HAVING OK CLAIMING ~
"A have contracts pertaining to streets ana iand-
,ngs wtrju that portion of he parish or JEFFERSON,
Including d city OF Jefferson recently incorporated
into the city Of New Orleans, are requested TO
nrssert tnprn to the undersigned without delay IN
order that copies or the same may be recorded IN
this department. -,rer .s:;....o
ap9 81 }. To- "EoI. fuInLn'ss. w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

Spurious tea in large quantities is COM
pounded in China by persons skilled IN the
pmanufacture of limitations. The ingre.
dents of this fraudulent composition are
stated to be OF the most disgusting descrip-
lion. A tea sold as Secuted caper," gun
powder" and settings" is made up of the
p, crement of silkworns, dust, dirt, extract
of gum, with very minute proportion of
the genuine leaves. This China mixture"
is sold Wholesale st twelve cents pound,
and pays the same amount as duty. 1t is
asserted that there are teas worse than the
one mentioned, being rated by the brokers
at five cents pound. Recently large
CONSIGNMENT of these spurious teas was re-
iected in England, aud it is believed that
The cargo was reshipped to the United States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

ssissIs.ippi Eiv-r Packet Company
New Orleans, March 20, ls7O-rhe Mississippi River
Packet Company having effected their organization
under the charter Of incorporation, parties DESTROYS
of obtaining stock are informed that the company
books are open at the Office Of Messrs. PINCH
back i Antoine No. ia Carondelet street.
PB S. PIHCRBACK, President
GEO Y. KELso, Secretary. noh3O I'm
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Take chair at the Paris Circus Pavilion,
and enjoy the elegant entertainment given
by Charley Noyes' great Crescent City Cir
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Succession of r. Ii. MOOre-NO. S9,0S1'

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of Orleans.-Notice is hereby gwen 10 one
herein Interested, to show cause, within ten days
from the present notification. If any Chey nave OF
car WHY the account presented oy Mcs; mary ~:
Moore, natural tutrix OF her MINOR cnidren an u
a, such administering this estate, should NOT Do
homologaed ard approve and the 1uhoS uis'iaou'
ed IN &C cordance herewith.
BY order of tue Iourt. - - ,,,oy o,,-,,
ap7 Il is ~ y. lNNNt, Niei n.
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pao,1e,.-xsank New ori.nn.. Corne

People'sSSank Of New Orleans, Corner
St. Peter and Old Lsvee streets, New Orleans, Feb
ruary 10, ls7O-The Stockholders OF this Bank hav-
ing ratified the increase of the capita! stock, as
recommended by the Board of Directors, under the
eight article of the charter they are hereby noti-
ned that the books of Inscription for SAID increase
are now open at the banking house. they mott
fed also that the second iustallment OF twenty-five
per cent on the capital stock viii be payable the
tenth day of March next.
feb25 law2m Z. hhh r. Casnler.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

SENT TO THE CRIMINAL CoURT.-William
Ward, boy sixteen years old, just arrived
from Mobile, was yesterday sent for trial
before the First District Court Oh the
charge of having stolen nine dollars from the
money drawer of Frank Giessner's coffee
stand, in Poydras Market. The accused
pleaded guilty, and assigned as the cause OF
the theft the fact that he had no money aud
was stArYinc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

New Discovery Elixir }. +. Bernard, Tom
StheniQue, Anti-Dy speptlc Inc several ooserTa-
tions made by the best physicians of the Facute
de Paris, have proved that the sicknesses arising
from Impeachment of the blood or nervous eA
haust;on viz: Armenia Chlorosis, sympathisue,
Phthisic, Diabetes Albumineria Scorbut, etc, etc.
are radically cured with the ELlAlR j. L. bf Ed.
NARD. 49, C.
General fDepot-A. BERNARD. 81 Cedar St.
second floor For sale by all respectable druggists
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Succession CT Yiuc~nzo Sparlcio-No.
1881
1,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y marsh of Orleans-Notce is hereby given to the
creditors OF tnls estate. and to all other persons
herein Interested, to show cause, within ten days
iron the present notification, it aoy they
IA 20 az &C., why the account presented ny the
aT1niuistratrix of this estate should not be homo
LOCATED aud approved, and tho funds dlstriouteui
accord snce herewith.
a1 az o 1 20 ,, ~ NV NJ Q. TRACY. Clerk.