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TTAyING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF MY
il deceased father in the firm OF JOHN DEEt Go q
SON will carry the business in my own name and
for my own account, from this date. r. At,
Thankful to the friends of the late nrm Jor tneit
patronage literally bestowed, respectfully SOLICIT
oOh'lnu~nse VI 'As VIM Il DEEvEs
Va orlaana Ockober l. ls7I ocl I'm
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nULCE CRAIGIN.
uRlsH sEAWEEDJ

just arrived per steamship Fire Queen few barrels
Of this favorite Irish article this seasons Its
heathfu qualities too well known by our people 70
need praise from us.
For sale in quantities Of One Pound and upwards by
JOHNSON, HUGHES q CO..
ocI II % Peters street. near Customhouse street.
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sLAok ALPACA.

or which have the most couplese stock. including
the famous BUFFALO BRAND. from Aoc. TO ~ Ter
yard. h H
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Card Of Thanks.

NEW ORLEANS, September 3D. 1871.
The hereby tenders her sincere thanks 70
the Officers and Members of tho Hibernan Benevolent
and Mutual Aid Association of Louisiana for their gem
erous donation, through their Treasurer, MT. fnu'
McCabe of -Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars and Fifty
Cents s4Jo 5O) in behalf OF my late husband LAW
RENEE CAMPBELL OF Branch No. :.
ocl 1t MRS. LAWRENCE CAhfDh~i''
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Will Open on MONDAY, I'd,
A large lot Of Gsnts'. Ladies' and Misses ENGLISH
HOSE and HANDKERCHIEF which have been
purchased under very favorable circumstances and
VIII be sold
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y BULL d E r,
1s4 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.
Jobb,ng done with Dispatch Prompt ana geTTsonMni
ings. Cisterns made and repaired p.,.
Orders left shop, Box 223 Mechanics E3c1Anko
10 Union st, promptly attended TO. mnIY "a yop
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JUST REcEIvEI

-JUsT RECEIVED -
beautiful line Of those New Style
Long Branch and Saratoga Shawls. =
somsthinS elegant which will DO sold at prices 70 suit
the times.
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WANrs-FoR RENTS-ETc.

INCARNATION WANTED-oF MISS GATHER
| INE n LAUGHRAN, formerly Of New Orleans,
n has lived in vicksburg. When Last heard OF was
;n% 9Th tho family Mr.. s. NJ. Wells. who resided
a few miles below Floyd, Louisiana She VIII boar
something OF interest by addressing 49, "a. Post
Office box 40. Vicksburg Miss Je2o I'm
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS
vi and well Furnished Meeting Room, Nc iai Caron-
delet street will be rented TO Societies Clubs etc. by
the evening month, reasonable terms. Apply AZ
the office Of the MoREno STAR sell IL
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
" recurring well instructed BOYS over fifteen yearS
of age 70 their business can procure the same
from thea st. Vncents Homo for Destitute Boys 3Il
BIenvie street. by applying 20 the President 29l Com
paon street. The boyS can c9ntLoue - sNArd - shS
Homa, neoosanEE mn "
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FLANNEL DEPARTMENT..
Tho above department Is now Complete. OPERA
FLANNELs In all shsdes, and WHITE FLANNEL
from ESQ. to 81.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-Ths
Committee Of Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair TO be
hold st oda Fellows Hail, commencing Thursday, 2d
Of November 1871, for the benefit Of 1t. Vincenss
Home for Destitute Boys, will meet THIS Sunday
EVENING, October 1, at ST. Vincent's Home, ct
o'clock.
Pre.dents of Conferences respectfully invited to
attend By order of the Committee:
-" d. p. ECANLAN, Chairman.
w RvRNEs Secretary oci 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association Branch No. a.-The regular monthly
meeting of this Branch win be held on TUESDAY
EVENING October }, at u o'clock at the st. Jo'ePhs
Hall corner Of Common and Derbigny streets Punctunl
attendance IL requested. BY order:
oc1 It PHIL McCABE, President
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
80 New Orleans Oct l,
Is7I-A special meeting of this Branch will be held
on TUESDAY EVENING; October 3D. ISL at
o clock Schoolhouse of St. john Dryades street,
Every member Ia requested to attend
| BY order: NJ. WHEELAhAN' fIeS'
JOHN G. MURRAY, Secretary. ocl IL
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
| Mutual Aid Association, Branch No s-New orleans
October l. ls7I-The regular monthly meeting OF thus
Rr.pch , he held at their hail. Third street, be-
ts,nen Raroupe and Dryades, TUESDAY, October 3
1871, at 7hP.E
OcIIt BJ. o'NEu.L. RScOrdng Secretary,
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0T MARY-J SON COL Z @ H.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La. t.i
situated ON tho Mississippi River Sixty Ailss above
- t- New Orleans.

This suoiente and magnificent establishment moor.
vorated by Law the Legislature and empowered 70
gran. diplomas and degrees. will be opened on the 20
october It Is under the direction Of the Marss
Fathers who form society specially devoted to ednca
ton. College Point and Convent Landing are oonve'
u,ent and sular landing places for steamboats, going
10 AID returning from New Orleans.
Hf '.3.H Terms:
PAYABLE in o. 8. currency half yearly In advance:
Board tuition washing and stationery per term OF
Doosors fses and medicine In ordinary oaaes OF III
uesa flor ALL, aunun. m
Entrance fee 70 paid only onco ,u
III BAN music lessons are to be PAID tor mummy
IA ~ RRFERENcEs:
His Grace the Most Rev Archbtshop OF Now Orleans
---' The Rev. Clergy OF Algisrs.
For further details apply to the Very Rev. President
1t tho coaege' MR. p. PoURSINE.
DOLLY Nc 4o1 fa''er s'ie0s' ~
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Ladies' will find it to their advantage to call and ex
anime my extensive stock before purchasing
JOS. MILLER, JR.,
so1 MAGAZINE STREET. GOT
oc,1t Between Josephine and st: Andrew sts
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GRAND FALL AND wISExR OPENING
AT
MRS. DoHERTY's,
on MONDAY, ocrosER >. 1871.


4 Al.-H - .tgflt
JUST RECEIVED
full ...orsnsns Of L.d.as sad Ml.se.' HATS. CAPS
BOHNErs. vkILA g
FEATHERS, FLOWERS and rRA,fRs
Also, full line Of vALENcrENHE LAcHs. Hn-
broidered JACKETS. Handsons SCARF SASH
RIBBONS, NECK TIES. KID GLOVES. Fine
French Shall. vu.oAnise. Jet JEwxLRY ard
FANS. r.
Genuine werly aud J. d. p. Paris CoRsETs. HOOP
SKIRTS, BUSTLBS and UNDERCLOCHING
Mrs. H. MOO RIDGE WI ooetinus - have the oontrol
and superintsndsnce Of the DRESS and CLOAK
MAKING DEPARTMENT.. -
We do Cuttisg and Dasting. and leave our work %
plain that Any who can SOW can 2nish.
BUrrERIcKs cELEBRA TKD PAPER PATTERNS
Catalogues furnished free.
ponnsts aud Hats clsansd and Altered to tAar
Present fashiea.
Strangers waiting the city would do ws to call at
MRS. DoHERTYs,2
90. Canal Observation-Disclosures
oc-n Near Camp street
DRY GOODS. .:..DRY GOODS
We arc Offering great Inducements In
! Figured u Mon DELA1hES.
All Wool Colored and Black DELAINESs
| Scotch Plaid POPLIaS,
| BAREGES and G HENAD1GESb
| White and Colored FLANNEl.S. BALMORALS,
SsSss sssss :;s
CAYLAT e. FLYNN,
Four ass4. s.iss s andrew
THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, $4,000.
| OFFICE. NO. 81 CAMP STREET,
Temporarily Up!Sts'rs)
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks
| HUGH McCLOSKEY, President,
JOHN HENDERSON, Woe President.
THOS r. BRAGG. Secretary.
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or. ALoYsrUs ACADEMY.

CT ALoYsrUs ACADEMY,
IT.. s,s oa.s,eo Of tiis we'll known Academy, under
tho irstton Of the Brothers Of the Scored hoars WI"
commence ON MONDAY, October "a. ~.
The courpe Of studies embrace EnGien trencn, SeI.
man and Drawing, With all othor branchee common 70
Commercial Inatitutions For farther partculnrs eP
ply ut the Academy. ooi IN
On. NARY.JRFrERsON CoLLEGE-PARIgH OF
- St James Lathe next eesston OF tels Sc,oHS
will oonmenca TUESDAY, October D. Az c'c ~
" on MONDAY swo of the Fathors VIII 10 on
board che steamer BART ABLE to take charge Q.
snch boys "a inteud going the College The steaer
will leave ut S O'Clock r. II. oe' "
1IoTIcE-TBE LOTTERY FOR THE SEWING
IN MACHINE held over from the last Fair Ior kne
benefit OF the Rev. Father Moynihans new Cnu irh
hs. benn drawn and No. $50 drew tho prise. me
holder Of said number obtain the Machine " CAL
ing and presenting Same ut No. lbs Ono street
a. Charles and Carondelet stroets. oci 81
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
J. III. assortmsse eaanet 10 exoslisd in

Ny DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT u now com.
,lets. tn. assortment eaanst - exoslisd In. T.
sLAcE SILK; Aem..............n g tss,SSS
s saT Hag Ftatp sssi s,ss:::;. Sc
S Sci f sD f h 81 dEsvaai is - 90
s s..s 1nss.: and F FEhGs ST. i i
BLACK ALPACA.
OF which have the most Oouplese stock. including
yard. H H.
JUST RECEIVED
A beautiful line Of those New Style
Long Branch and Saratoga Shawls. i
somsthns elegant which will DO sold At price, to suit
the times.
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT..
Tho above department Is now Complete. OPERA
FLANNELs In all shadss, and WHITE FLANNEL
from ESQ. TO 81.
will Open on MONDAY, I'd,
A large lot Of Gsnts'. Ladies' and Misses ENGLISH
HOSE and HANDKERcHIEFs. which have been
purchased under very favorable circumstances, and
Will DO sold
Ladies' will find 1t to their advantage to call and ex'
anime INV extensive stock before purchasing
JOS. MILLER, Jn.,
so7 MAGAZINE srREET-.........-. OUT
ocllt Between Josephine and ST. Andrew sts-
| SHAWL SUITS -.--.-.----.sHAWL SUITS
| We have just opened Large Lot OF
SHAWL SUITS,
| Bought for
KALI THEIR VALUE.
l FOR SALE coRREsPoND 1NGLY.
BRASELMAN, g. ADAMS,
SAG and $50 80. MAGAZINE STREET. 1855 and D.
ec1lt Corner st. Andrew street.
or. MARY-JEFFE RsON CoLLEG !
!; PARISH OF ST. JAMES La. ,'
Situated on the Mississippi River. Sixty Miles aoov
. ;, New Orleans.
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ORLEANS INFIRMAkY,
NO 142 CANAL STREET,
Conducted by Drs chopin. c. BEARD. d. W.
BRICKELL and ]. d. BRUINS.
PostofHce Box 81
Dr 6 CHQPPIN-Geperal Surgery, Disease OF the
BLADDER, URETHRA and RECTUM.
DIR. c. BEARD-Dscases Of the EYE and kAh.
nr ID W BRICKELL-Medicel and Surgical Diseases
O ~ of FEMALES.
Dr T. DICKSON BRUNS-Diseases OF the i'o NUE.
" HEART and THROAT.
,rh. h.., NuRsRs provided. Fare and accommoda-
tions Fret Glass.
CONSULTATION HOURS from A. NJ to4r.M
3m
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A STR1KE.-Not long since a lazy in
dividual applied to the County Com
missioners of this county for permits
sion to enter the County Hospital,
! which is also used as a poor-house.
The Commissioners gave him a writ
ten permit to Farmer Treadway (whO
takes care of the poor, with instruc-
tons to make the fellow do at least 81
worth of work each day. In triumph
the man presented the document to
''Tread.," without having read its
contents. The former read it, placed
his fingers behind his ear, looked at
the great strapping big fellow can
vassed the matter a little" and said:
.'Well, haul off your coat and go to
work in the field" That pauper has
not been seen since.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. Henry E. Dawes
member of Congress from the Tenth
District berkshire and Hampden
countless of Massachusetts, arrived in
this city last evening, II Is stopping
AT the st. Charles Hotel. lie Is ac-
c~oinpanied by his fanny, and We be
lle,e called here to inspect the United
States Branch Mint.
WEATHEK.-It would be well for
people to put their house roofs III re.
pair and remove all goods from cellars
/ yarIpt~, Is one or TWO more stlcu
breaks 1t, The weather made yesterday
VIII bring on ram. Yesterday, how
ever we escaped with wind and dust.
a CHA>GE.-We understand that
Tahoe City, on Lake Blg!er, yesterday
polled forty Republican votes to ionr
Democratic. Cave Rock precinct III
this State must have been d~epupuIdt-
ed. We suggest that Tahoe CIty here
af.er be called BiaCkDurg.
SPEED PKoGRAMME.-The Jockey
Club held a large and enthusiastic
meeting in this city night before last,
ana adopted "a speed programme for
the Fail races. The programme viii
he aid before the pubic within Two or
thIet days.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-An old gentle
man named Kennedy net with a Sc
we're and painful accident in this city
,il>I NeuIng, ny falling heavily upon
>u:ie brohen S!as>. one piece OF which
cut MS right wrist TO the bone.
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coRBErr HousE-coRBETr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEIoRs
John Conley, Empire c Brown. City
d II D,one, Markleeville Jessie Felts, Lake Bigler
A L Fields. Fr.nktown CHI Force, Virginia
NJ L Spooner, Station P B Campbell, "
VIM Smith and Thos Morrin, Spooner's Station
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EV'Gs.

Trique and Wonderful OF all Ages
will pAuIUit at the Carson Theatcr, IN
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ARRIvFS.-From the c. =. Railroad and
WaShOc at q a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
ana Dayton at 10 a. m.
From aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at 1 p. IN.
From Lake Bigler at 4 P. m.
D~EPAETs.-For Washoe and c. I. Rail-
road at : p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. IN.
s a. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. IN.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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The capacity of this Mammoth Rcopti-
con is to magnify each painting on can
vas with fine definition up to So square
feet. Thc first and only Grand Pauora-
ma Ofthe Great
FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR
In all its horrors OF blood ; combined
with which is Il superb portray of The
Highest Efforts and Greatest Wonders of
the Ancient and Modern Worlds, in their
Cities, Palaces, Ctthedrals. Temples,
Towers. Tunnels. TOmbS. Monuments,
FortificattonS, Wars, ruins, W;ter>pOuts.
NoIcanOS, Boiling springs, CataractS, Ma
ture, Art and Science are exhibited i'll the
Highest Typ pc OF At.
The management would respectfully
Ia the publicO ~ Carson City and
vicinity that this Mammoth Stereopticun
Panorama. with its magnificent views of
scenes OF the FraGcO-Prus>ian Wal. ETC.,
has never before exhibited in this place,
and is the first and only Grand PanorH-
ma OF the description ever presented 10
the public on tn" Pacific Coast.
The Usual Prices of Admission TO the
Theatcr viii be charged. se5-td
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ST. cHARLEs-GEoKG rurLr, PROPRIETOR.
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IILtSI4 LEV NLiiOOL IDDDLA>.-N'l me
opening ufthc Public Schools, if YOU
want tie new school books at the
.uWe q. rates, Won will have to buy them
utthe resident agent. K. Fred Brooks,
PO>totHcp bUildIuI, Carson, Nevada.
outside schools can order At the same
place under Trustees endorsement. ?
NorIcE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water Of
/ certain spring situate on the Lake
Bj-ler Toll Road, about we miles
from Carson. from ". u. ToTrcysnn,
or any person Other than myself, the
aid spring being on my line OF sur
f. u. SWEENEY.
School BooRs.-At the new station
cry store. c. w. Friends jewe!ry es-
Enlistment, Carson street, Carson
City. ". w. Haskell notifies the
public that he has on hand a supply of
new school books. which he i, selling
1t thc established prices: and also in
forms the public that any n report
ing hiIn>e!IaS TIE Ill AGENT for the
new series Of school books is mi>Iead-
ing the pcop.e, the business being
open 20 all i'll the trade. SEQ
WoNDERFUL. rVT TRUE.-J. +
Boariman Il Co.-GentS: Ihaveu~ed
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which YOU 50 kindly sent me, and on
receipt OF this letter please send me
six o bottles. | have Used >evtral
kinds of highly recommended Hair
Tb.Ssp,- -. Z / N-.S lt1f mama nF ThAIl tl.lk 20
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1fE L ~
most interesting and instructive pano-
rama which has appeared upon the
American stage for years is that to be
exhibited at the Carson Theater, on
Friday and Saturday evenings next by
Thomas & Co. There are oNer one
hundred life like views, including
many of the most prominent person
ages on both sides OF the late Franco
Pru>>iin war representations OF the
principal hat les from Saarbruck to
Paris many OF the most notable
architectural wonders OF the old
World; THAI most beautiful and won
derful c~lIar-caUie scene. the 'N alter
mill" wh;rtInth scene changes from
summer with lis c\ubcrauce OF still
life. throu2n Autumn with lis sapphire
hues. to drelry Winner with its falling
snow. There are also Il great number
of amu~iu au,t comic SCENES. Secure
seats early, tor the panorama Is II OF
rare nIpIIt a. Il work Ot art. ana our
citizens VIII stluum If ever nave an
other opportunity OF seeing an eXhIbI
ton 50 interesting and instructive III
its nature.
CUnIuus AND BEAUTIFCL~-A beau
tiful little animal. about the size and
of the same general mai up as IL
common gray or tree squiri'i, walked
into The Warn, springs Hotel vester-
day, and the ho>pitabIe landlord,
Malt. PiX!ey, took the ilttle teiIo" Ill
70 board. 1t is probably II Of the
most tt'l'IlII SPECIMENS % ~ ~
maj no" lti"5 n'ri"s "
quote worcester : ue>Tt't' ~ W
'e"!"Iul 'Hc H'"c' "'IN' ,'ON 49,
anu tHutI l"I'9 "'tE"'a,E 100
win pi"ch si"'N' ana "'' t"I i-
menus "'0'i'N ~ nIIa,,I,,
form, the ground color OF the whole
icing a yc!!o"iel lawn, eAceP' Oh tHe
"nuei lA!ts' "n.I" - ""nt -,
,guirrcl. ana Vet a leopard in color.
II is quite tame, and appears 10 De
we'll cUIItented III Its new nome.
~, - - rav.
'
dealer ana siatl"ueF' Has again l'"'""
rs under obligations for the latest II
most Interesting f"'''oN'''N
!lstrated papers oi Tue i|'>t, n'II''I"-
80 \,u|InInar Uarr.r.s Wr4kIy.
National Police Gazette, Day Doing~,
Preside Companion, SATURDAY Might.
New York Weekly. New York Ledger,
and the New York Clipper.
~
p,rof los, inns ~noEa.I
go, ci,,orS,, D,.o Roll CruLI
.h;. on,. ..p..a I,,lI ,irc!os ara
considerably amused here at the late
champion game in NeyaIt. and il
mammoth score of 81 20 No home
runs except that one made by the
defeated Silver Stars on their fighl
from the ground!
&C.,
orof+bo m,,noIh nanor.ml f., lei
xhit;,aI in ,b;s ,itv ErId,v and Sea-
i
urea! even MS haS Nl'lutH conscience"
tosive a matinee at > O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, for the accommodation OF
ladies and children. Take I'll the lit
for h can he mora jftrrestinr ori
instructive to children.
DISTRICT toURf.-Bu little business
vas transacted III the Second District
r,rr, vos,orl,v eavaroI c,.aC hafurl
passed and the following tried: LawsI
~. y. 4 I. X. X. Co, Judgment tor
cos;s for defendant; Levy VS.. Henry,
judgment for p%'aInliti. Court a"jourh
ed until 10 O'Clock to-u|y.
90,
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

Thermomctrical observations, made from
s o'clock IA. m. to . o'clock p. m, by X.
c. Guirado, druggist, ETC., No. Y South
Carson street:
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1NIIDOWS, APPRAISEMENTS :

W Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing AppPaisements of certain Personal Proper
~ and Real Estate of dccedents set apart for he
Widows of intestateS. under the Act OF Assem-
bly, of 18th of April. 1851, have been filed in the
sented to the Orphans Court for approval on
WedTesddy the 9th day Of September neIt, to wit
Inventory and appraisement OF personal pro-
perty of Michael Durbin, late Of Clearfeld twp,
Cambria county, deceased, set apart for Mary
Durbin, widow Of said deceased-S3OOO0.
Appraisemeut of the personal property and
real estate, to the value of three hundred dol
lars set apart To the use OF the widow and
family of David II. Evans, late OF Cambria
township, deceased $4,000.
Inventory and eppraisement of personal pro-
perty and real estate of Richard S. Selders. late
of Blacklick township. decd, set apart for Sarah
Selders widow of said deccdent-StDOOO.
Appraisement OF the real and personal pro-
pcrty of Henry Lamer. late of Susquehanua
township, decd set apart for his widow-S3OO
Inventory of the personal property of lsadore
BeaujohI late of Johnstown borough, decd,
set apart for Margaret Beaujohn, his widow
$30,T5.
Inventory of personal property of Dominic
Mcbride late of Carroll township, deceased, set
apart for Margaret Ann Mcbride, widow of said
decedent-SS0-25.
Appraisement of certain real estate set apart
for the use of Eliza Wagner, widow of Daniel
Wagner, late of Blackjack twp, dec'd-$250. 90.
GEO. w. OATNAN, Clerk O. e.
o. G. Clerks Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 10, 1871.
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pEGISTER'S NOTICE -Notice

~ hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed and filed in the Registers Of
hce at Ehensburg. and will be presented to the
Orphans, Court of Cambria county, for confirm
alton and allowance, on VednesddU the 9th ddy
Or September Tert, to wit:
First and partial account OF r. r. Edwards
Guardian of Conner Thomas, minor child of
John Thomas late of Johnstown, in the county
OF Cambria. deceased.
First and partial account of John w. James
Guardian OF Ann Mary Bickefstaff minor child
of James BickerStaf, deceased.
The first and final account of John Doyle and
Ann Doyle, Adm'rS OF the estate of Jas. Doyle,
late of Allegheny township, deceased.
FIRST and partial account of Jacob Grumling,
Admir- of the estate of Charles Grumling, late
OF Cambria county, deceased.
Account of Jonathan Horner, Admir- of the
goods and chattels, etc, of Mary NJ, Cover, late
OF JohnstOwn, deceased.
The second and final account Of John NJ Cor
mick and Francis p Mccormick, Executors of
the last will and testament of Patrick Moor
mick, late of the township of Summerhil, dec d.
First and final account of W. c. Lewis, Adm r
of the estate of Mrs. Mary Hite. deceased.
First account of W. G. Lewis, Trustet FOR the
sale of the real estate of Jas. IL. Mitchell, decd
Guardianship account of Daniel Cummings,
Guardian of minor children of Jacob Shaffer,
deceased.
dian of Elmer A. Rodkey, minor child OF Jas
Rodkey, dece; sed.
The first account of A. R. Longanecker. Guar
dian OF Mary Catharine ROdkey, minor child
of James Rodkey, deceased,
The first account of a. II. LonganeclIcr, Guar
dian of Annctta ROdkey, u minor child of JAS
Rodkey, deceased.
The account of Michael Mcclure and Charles
McManamy, Adm'rs of George Bruce, late OF
Allegheny township, deceased, accounting for
funds arising from sale OF decedents real estate
The account of Il. h. Davis and John Bennett,
Administrators of the estate of ID. j. Davis late
OF Cambria township, deceased.
Fltth and partial account OF Geo NJ Reade
Esq Administrator of Robert Davis, late of
Ebensburg borough, deceased.
The first and final account OF VIM. Richter,
Adm Admr OF Joseph M Richter I late tee Of Carroll town
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 10, 1871.