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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

Al merchsnt's daughter at Columbus, O.,
kicked off q young maus hat the other day
because be sat down in her parlor with that
article Of wearing gear upon his head. She
used her loot because she happened to be
carrying an armiul Of books, and was too
INDIGNANT to postpone punishment
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

The lawyers OF Michigan are to assemble
st Laucing tomorrow for the purpose ol
,orming State Bar Association.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

The Derrick reports the sriking Of new
wall on the Sage Run territory, which Is
said 10 be yielding 200 barrels day. X
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

Moribund citizens OF Lyons, France, sre
officially notified that they must be buried
before seven O'Clock q. N.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

The heavy rain storms recently hss rait!
ed the water 10 the Creek somewhat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

The present mail arrangements are
fraud on the public.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

Tennessee is duly grateful for new epi-
zootic which is causing immense mortality
among domestic cats.
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NoyEh19'$ y I;19S! !;SsSgg ;sSaseSaggEp!I!QNs E|!!!!4Q!N

Bach's 4S Preludes and Fugues. Cloth o5CO|
Beethoyin's 81 sonats. Elsgsntly hound. ~ Full
&c Jthoyen's 81 Piano PIECE. Elegant bo,ad. Full
Gbop.5'. y.ss., sti paper covers IL
Ch0pin's P0lOnaises. " " 400
Chopin's Nocturnes. It 2W
Chopin's MazuIkas. " 400
ChOpln's Balla'. 800
Chopin's Preludes. $50
ChOpin's SOnatas. $50
Msndelssohns Complete Piano Works Elegant
Folio Editiol. Full gilt. Completein vols,96 co
The came. 8vo. Full gilt Complete In lvo 400
The same. 8 vO. Paper. Complete In vols IA GO
MsndelssOhus Songs Without Words Folio Edition.
Full gilt 80
Octave EDITION Full gNt $50
Octave Enition. Paper covers $50
Mozart's IL .Souatas Elegantly hound Full
gilt 500
schubert's 10 sonatas. Elegantly boupA. Fsil
gilt 90
schubert,s Dances Complete Elegantly bound
schubsrts Piano Pieces. Elegantly bound. Frii
gilt $50
Paper cOvees, 80
schumanns Piano TSrte Album. Elegantly bound
Euli S1h $50
inc oamo. faper covers 160
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MOTHER COOSC.

MOIHEk GDOSC,
OR NATIONAL NURSERY, RHYMES
Bet to Music byJ W. ELLIOTT, with 6S beautiful
Illustrations engraved by the brothers Dalsiei
Boards, $3.50. splendidly bound in CLOTH git
edges, s2EO
ASK FOR NOVELLO'S EDITIONS
Address, i'll. PETERS. 5N Broadwav
New York, "'''
/ Agent for Novellos Cheap Music.
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l. o. of H. M. -.
Minnekaunee Tribe No, 1873, l. Q. Il. M
Of Petroleum Centre, meets every Thursday
evening in Good TempIar's Ht'
rN- Council ires lighted at Z O'CLOCK.
H. HOWE, Sachem.
C.L JUKES, Chief Of Records.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-18

A. d. of u. w. ~
Liberty Lodge No. 7, A. U. OF y. W.,
meets evcry Monday evening at IN o'clock,
n Odd Fellows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
JAMES WILSON, NJ. W.
= JAMES s. WHrTE, r.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
pct, Centre, Pa. Friday July Is
lliYine NeFvlco.

REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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At recent auction sales in Philadelphia
the following oil stocks were sold st the
pricee named:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
Domestic MDrket.

NEW YORK, November 20. Evvnfg- o g'o@tor
closed guar; uplands Toe: Orleans is9sc. Net
receipts 200 bales; gross 423: sales 1855 Futures
closed steady: sales 20 $50 bales as follows. Dpcrm
Der 1875 ais 1I6c; January 49, ais l3l6c. Febrnary
10 3.32dl6ac; March 10 7-l6d I6I, EAprI Is S3 Is
l6lc.
Flour .dl0c better. chiefly shipping grades.
common to fair extra Sc IS az 85 good to chaice
So 90dll. Wheat closed duh and declining Corn
CLOSED dull and heavy. Polk shade trmer; new
STA IS. Lard a shade easier; steam 8d8 ll6c
Naval stores quiet. Groceries firm. Freights dull
Money active at currency to coin. Sterling
firm at "a Gold l09dl09is. Governments strong:
considerable done. State bonds quiet.
Rates for carrying i, Lilo. !, 6 and gold
Subtreasury balances show S49, 566 gold,
$l324. 1893 currency.
There has been continued and improving tone
to the market throughout the whole week and
prices have steadily recovered. fhe rush OF cot
ton TO this port has hat subsidized since finan
scial matters have become more settled and the
offerings are not liberal. In forward delivery
there has been large business and the rates were
fully sustained. The tot al sales for the week were
13 $50 bales of which 122 $50 were for future deli
very and 9lO0 for immediate delivery as follows
2ls3 bales for export, 500 for spnners I64 for
ball TO arrive.
Naval stores have realized higher prices but the
demand has not been active.
Skies Of 1881 ll51s fve-twenties of 1867 FSl; of
1864, ll0s of 1855. HOY, new ia; of 1867, ll4a;
Of 1868, us; lew ives l09A: ten-fOrties. los.
Tennessees RI. pev Y; VHgnias "a, new 4e,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
Thanks giving Sermon by Rev. }. r. Win
sion.

The services on Thanksgiving day at the
First African Baptist Church were OF an
unusually interesting character. A brief
notice has already appeared, but we have
N ot been able to republish the sermon de-
livered on the occasion by Rev Mr.. Winston
until this morning:
TEz5-"O give thanks unto the Lord: call upon
His name; make known His deeds among the
people. Psalms los v
Thanksgiving is that part of divine wor-
ship wherein we acknowledge benefits re-
ceiyed. 1t implies ..
|. right apprehension OF the benefits
conferred.
memory, and frequent reflections upon
them.
3. A due esteem and valuation of benefits.
L. Reception OF those benefits with & will
ing mind, a vehement affection.
). Due acknowledgment of our Obiga-
tons.
6. Endeavors of real compensation, or as
it respects the Divine Being, willingness
to serve and eXalt Him.
T. Esteem, veneration and love of the
BenefactOr.
The blessings for which we should be
l. Temporal; such as health, food, raj
ment, rest, etc.
.. Spiritual; such as the Bible, ordi-
nances, the gospel and it's blessings. of free
grace, adoption, pardon, justification, call
ing, etc.
3. Eternal; or the enjoyment of God in
future state. Also, for all that is past,
what we now enjoy and what is promised;
for private and public, for ordinary and ex-
traordinary blessings; for prosperity and
even adversely, SO far as rendered subser-
went TO our good.
The excellence of this duty appears if we
consider. Its antiquity; 1t existed in
Pa radise before Adam fell, and therefore
prior to the graces of faith repentance, etc
=. Its sphere of operation being far beyond
many other graces, which are confined to
time and place. 3 Its felicity. Some du-
ties are painful, as repentance, conflict
with sin. etc, but this is a source of sublime
pleasure. 4. Its reasonableness. ). Its per-
petuity This will be in exercise forever,
when other graces will not be necessary. as
faith, repentance, etc.
The obligation to this duty arises-l.
From the relation we stand in to God.
2. The divine command. 3. The promises
God hath made. A. The example of all
good men. ). Our unworthiness of the
blessings we receive;. and 6. The prospect
of eternal glory.
MISUNDERSTANDING, II chapter, l6, H. IS,
19 verses.
Sixteenth verse-The waters saw thee, o
God; the waters saw thee, o God, etc.
Seventeenth verse-The clouds poured
out water: the skies sent out sound, etc.
Thine arrows also went abroad.
Eighteenth verse-The voice of Thy thun
der was in the heaven; the lightning light
ened the world; the earth trembled and
shook.
Nineteenth verse-Thy way is in the sea,
and Thy path in the great waters, and Thy
footsteps are not known.
Moses gave thanks to God after they were
delivered from therenemies. Also referred
to the journey Of Israel to Elm, where the
seventy palm trees, representing seventy
elders, and twelve springs, representing the
twelve Tribes" etc. Reference was also
made to their wickedness and delay of their
journey on account of their sins, etc; Also
warned this people, his brother, to take
counsel, and not be found SHINING against
God.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
l,DNTENTlIENT.

(Suggested on seeing little picture of aged
couple seated in log cabin before hre al ped
time
The banks is all Dustin, Nance an things is goin
ter smash;
The people sold fur credit whar they'd oughter
sell fur cash.
An winte is brirsin poverty to everbody's door.
The rich kin stand it pretty well-hits orful on
the poor.
The workin mans the sufferer. Nance: he's got no
work to do
An folks ar gon' to suffer whar they sutferin
An them that's always shown of" to poo. folks
what they've got,
You'll find pei Eaps IL at they Il turn out tie Reos
est OF the lot.
I've iist been thinkn', Nancy Jane about the awful
How folks h ad better live an raise thar children
jist like us.
For, as told old Deacon Smith. he sed i all was
He never in his life had seed two sols like lis an
you.
Our homes an old log cabin, Nance, half hidden in
the woods
Our tami Us rich in life and health, but poor IN
worldly goods"
We haint no fine lace curtains. no carpe. OF the
hOor,
But the sun is always smilir through the window
an the door.
Our farm is small-ws'~e got spring, and horses.
hogs an cows.
We've gals to mix, an cook. an sew, an boss %
tend tho plows
We've got gold ia banks that bust. nor o"e nc
man cent, -
tell YOU, Nance, the Lord is scof. IN We should
feel content.
Were plain ard sones. country p KS az snow
no 'citv airs"
We read the Bible every night before We -n.e. IN
prayers.
We go 70 church on sundays Nance. ana wall. Just
ike the rest,
An live like Christian people Ousht~S Try 10 40
WHAT'S bests
Our BOYS dons do like city 5oy.. who sro,a tia.
duty shirk,
Whose parents raise 'em up to think :is disgrace
to work.
Our gals sin't fke them city gals yoH will 80 often
met,
Who ought to help their mothers mo1e, an slas
less Oh the street,
fou don't see Thomas Henry pus'is Billiards
Or foafn bout tie tavern gistin' treated Ill! he's
tight.
You don't find him a runnin0 round TO ca:c! some
Or court in OF some gal that's yieS. whose Isddys
'bout TO die
Ahe Nance. the time has come a: 7as: " l.e. 3.;Se
must have its fall9
prop of ALL
The farmers Independent, Nance. ais trade VIII
never spoil
So long as he is able with his 30 til: the SOLE
The prond aristocratic folks who so. IN fortunes
door,
Who thought they'd never come 80 want are
"busted up" an poor;
Their servants gone their horses solo, thsy houses
and their lands
AM every hing essept theis !vsso are il fie ser
its hands,
Old woman. pu: your knittfn UP rs getting party
latte
III read about two chapters III the E;beo i: yoult
watt
Wen pray 20 God before sleep every Christian
ought;
An thank Him, not for what we wanoo bus what |
we've had, an got.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
Exchange
nnnAn-A
General suotaiol

The market opened with only a moderate in
curry and limited business mostly at decline of
&c, but latel in the day frors st nulated the de-
mand by making further cGressOns, and the move
ment became more animtd, resulting in sales
To the amount noted ahoe Our quotations are
reduced 1. q sc low niding and the lower
grades. and about i c on tlebetter qualities. The
sales for currency INCLUDED trict good ordinary at
l. C. and low middling atl.l,c: and Tor certified
checks strict ordinary at 81. 1875 and 1874 good
ordinary at IA Z. and l433c srict good ordinary at
u Is and l51sc; low midfc at l54s and l. SIC;
street low middiing at l6c niGdling at 49, l6ls and
16 &c; midGliIg to strict ridliug at 1861 c: strict
middling to good niddliH It l1@sc, and good mid
dlingias low as l124c, or 3 under quotations.
The amount on shipoOah lot cleared, gong on
board and engaged for slpnent set down at
the opening this morning $500 bales embracing
So 900 for Liverpool, 81 0G0o Havre 1905 for Spain
1000 for the Mediterranean, 200 for Bremen, 5000
for the North sea and l50for the North, which,
when deducted from the sick on hand by our
running statement last ewing, leaves 81 200 bales
to represent the a'iantit, t the landing and in
presses unsold or aWaitinpIers
The Exchange reports: 'Sdes 400 bales Quota
tiors for currency. Markt closed easy at / de
cline" Its quotations pGlced C on all grades
but good middng in wliG here is change.
The following is from tls hi!etin boards OF the
Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
FOR FLORIDA,

CEDAR heys and Key West. Carrying tho
United Srutes Mail.
kfA The New Orleans. Florido
F ard Havana Steamship Company
senger steamer f'~
Every Week.
From the foot of Call.ope street First District,
RATES F PASSAGE:
c, 10 Key West. To Cedar Keva
'---'t' $50
1brs 80. -: 49,: 49,. 10 IL
anLnough bills of lading issued to all points in
. aud, ihc'udlnS Tampa and to New York Chares.
, Mone out the company's bills of lading signed.
et Gu nole signed after sailing of the steamer
SpienCld passenger accommodations and -bronob
tickets given to above points 49, 'NsA
Office 0u0 permit ION Inc
For freight or passage apply to
n. ROBERTS Treasurer
No. 40 Common street
THO over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 ly io"s Oh regular DAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30

consolidated 49, deferred 9; louisiana IS new 40,
e,.c SKIES So oignts So; AlaDama rlhLts % n.ts
new IA, special tax 6; South Carolinas ~, new .;
April and october 10. g,
PST ToT1s November 29.-COtton easier; mid
slino l5Ic Flour-demand fair and market firm.
u heat quiet and weak; some sales lower. NO
SRI ng Chicago ST 10. No. 3 fall 81 80 no. . req
win ter 81 60 Corn dur and prices have declined:
rev No mixed 42d44c, closing inside figure
oats dull and prices have declined No 36}s a3.c
in eltv gror Whisky steady 86c. Pork firm Sl3.
nry salt meats firm; packed lots of shoulders So
IL; clear rib SIC; clear &c Bacon nominal;
shoulders G05c clear nib &c; clear q az 14c. Lard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
sunday. November 30. 1873. !

ULEAhbU 46SI6hUA1s
British steamship Jamaican Watson, for Liverpool
Ste mship City OF Houston. Deering for New YORK
via Havana
Steamship Margaret. NC Baker. for Key Yves,
Spanish brig Nueva Casmlra, Durall FOR Barcelona
Italian brig Cairo, !ongiglionso for Genoa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Bridgeport. Morgan. from Liverpool. sefern
Der 29, TO Geo Fosdiek &co-4th district
Bark Alphonse It Marie, from Bordeaux. October
I, to maSter-2d district
Schooner Lawrence, Kemp. Ia days from 8os-
ton. to ,nasteSelst district
TowBoATs.
Ye,olre Wright, from she Passes~~Tosye9 Gown
to the bar, 25th instant, ship Montebeo sni
bark Dominique Lanata~ Brought up barks AL
phonse ct Make. Bridgeport and seboopey ii
LawSeaco
STEAMBOATS,.
SascNe2 feathers from vicIssurS
At John. McElroy from Plaquemins
Josephine Cousins, from Lower coast
Jessie TAYLOR. kennssOno from Belle Air
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship rendrick Fish, Walls. 46 days from Liverpool.
EXPORTS.
KEY Notwithstanding Margares~23co bbis fRorss
800 bdls handles 222 pkgs mdse
BARCELONA-Brig Nueva Casimira-Y201 slaves
800 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Barf Cnanma~is4l bales co.fo.
Z2OO SKIS 0llcak6 ZibU slaves
NEW Y0RK-Steamship City of Houseon-986
bales cotton z133 bbs moasses 500 bSs oil l41 bbls
rice 100 bbls pecans 95 bbls soap stock SO bales
100 hides
GkNOA-Brig Cairo-ei2e bids tobacco 800 bbls of
alcohol r. $40 slaves
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Jamaican s-Si bales OF
cotton kegs whisky
IMPORTS,
BREMEN VA HAVANA AND SoUTHAMPgONv
Steamship Koeln-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
yIcKSBURG-stesmer Nstctez-3742 bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30
Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.

MON ElAhY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING. November 20, 1873.
We have no change to notice in the money
market The position o, the banks is rapidly
Strengthening, and the prospects, of early reslmp
ton are encouraging. The demand for discounts
the street continues d liberal extent, and rates
quote eelected paper at II az y cent p MONTH
and Al at 203 First class mortgage paper still
rules at 10 p cent + annun aud second class at II
Ol2,
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
November 29......... 81 1913 ,76o Al Sl8l403 IA
Same time last week 1,0l399 20 94458 10
motai last week.. itle5oiS 20 SI2o89 80
Total week betore.... l2.9j64I u a,eii459 o.
Al a meeting of the CletriuG House Association
Friday evening it was esolved that the buying
rates of exchange Moday, December l. should
not be over par for certified checks.
Currency in fairdemand. bue ruled ma
teria]ly lower, opening al a Z = cent premium.
and closing at q a IN.
Gold opened at lO81sYlOs for currency. and
ld93a a ITO for certified checks. and closed at
1881 l0S5a for the former Id at the opening rates
for the latter, against 1914 0lN93 Yesterday for
currency, and ll01. 0ll tr certified checks. The.
sales summed up about $4,000, Including, Tor cur
fency $1,000 at lO9Olmt. $4,000 at lG9li. and
5000 at 1898; and for certified checks $4,000 at
lG95s and + IA 900 at 10.
Nothing reported il silver
The movement in sterling exchange was of fair
extent. The sales amounted to "a, 500 comprising
= ltU1 81 cltac AT HOY: SI,uoj UlI OF ibllftS
Il5ai 0ll6 s150O and $50 do at Il57s: $1,000
$500 aud $1,000 AL cleal aud &9C00 bin OF ading
and Al clear at ll6; $1,000 bill OF ladins a. 49,,
and $1,000 do a. llG4.
The sales OF francs COMPRISED 6.S,ooo, embracing
;Go coo commercial a. 4.s1a. 400 900 do at 1853 and
Is5 800 at
At the close sterling bills were quoted =. ii52s
dll6i for bill of laGing aid Al clear and Il10
l7a for bank and francs 1t 4.973a 0i.96s for pri-
sate and bank nominal.
The offerings of dOmesi il exchange were of fair
extento The sales covered $3.50 600 embracing for
currency $1,000 comme'cal, and $50 600 private
bankers at y y cent discounts s Is 900 CONNER
sil and Is 900 private bners' 30 and .S35 900
commercial at 2sa4 aid for certified checks.
43j 600 commercial at pa; $40 000 do ri 4 T. cent
prenum 1000 private bakers at 80
The bank checking rat. IN New York wasen-
tirely nominal and private SIGHT closed at par to .
+ cent premiumo
he only transactions reprted in securities we're
sales of $4,000 city gold be,rng seven peg cents ct
327a and $4,000 at "a.
We notice that proposals or the safe 70 the sitS |
OF sixteen wharf improvement bonds viii bs re-
ceived Gy she Administrator OF FINANCE M,.tsl |
Wednesday, December 10. s'2 40
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Price Fifty Gents, BY Mail.
Address the Author,
RUREAU or MONADiC MEDI,INE

- Surgery ano Midwifery, No. 1853 Bienville. cor
iieI OF Rampant street, near Canal street
Medlcal Depart ment-Cuqes Palsy Feyers Er,
slptlaso Epilepsy Insanity, Drop V, Rheumat1sI
ana III rev says all painful afec ions and
nations on she BRAIN, Spinal Cord and Nerv.s
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach per,.is
Bladder Kidneys, Bones, joints, etc Ten dollars
week Tor the treatment and cure of anv disn,aa
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures Tn
morh ana Dislocatons; speedily cures Imnatsntia
anc SteriHty, Scrofuia, all Urethrai and Seminaj
Dlscharges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skia Diseases
frequent or difficult UrinatioDs: nreserves limb
from amputation aud the Bladder from Iitbotomv
ny oissoiVlhg stones, etc, and cures Ulcers Can
GERS or Structures without pain e o""
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures AL die
eases OF the womb and Ovaries all unusual die
charges, ulcePations irritations and When ths
menses are painful or INSTRUCTED from apv ca.se
Whatever, the cause ia removed and health -
stored IN a few days. No pain No floodipo
Letters addressed to postotfice box Il76 New n,
cans, LOUISIANA, will receive attention Ofice
hours Tor ladies 10 A. NJ to IL NJ. and 6 tn p "
fof gentlemen from to p N. 10
LANCELOT II. EvERITT
Oor9nated Doctor of Medicine and Pbilosonbr
rsiIow Member of the Royal College of surgeon,
OF Great Britain, Licentiate Of Mid w;fsrss Ill
Gynecoegy, formerly Obstretric Snroeoyp "H ~
Shlef with Sir James Y. Simpson &c.. ~
England. Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavairo VI
Slxth Infantry in Mexico Master ~ = Gnu
Therapeutics and Embryopic Evo1n.i,oi
Member of the Hunterian Society NJ Wadt;s'
science and Bellies Letters Aasoc;ata Wa.i,
OF the Universities Of Great Britain and Ar ost
lea. DAi'3ia ana Amer.
n B-An fees houorably. returned tn na,,.,..
o VINO 90 ne1 receive their full value, a. dud nro
te20 ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF LOUIS STERN 4 BROTH.
ers-No. 1913.

ESTATE OF LOUIS STERN 4 BROTH.
ers-No. l343.
UNITKD STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
New Orleans, November 20, 1873. !
VTNH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR.
Il rant III bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trlct of Lou against the estate of Louis Stern
y Brothers, and Henry Stern MAYER Steru. Salomon
Stern. Isaac Stern, and Louis Stern individuality of
New Orleans in the parish of Orleans, State of Lou.
lslana, adJudsed bankrupts upon their own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging to said bank
rups to them or for their use and the transfer of
any property by them are forbidden by law; that
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupts to proye
their debts and choose assignees of their
estate Will be held at a court of bankruptcy to
De holden on the twentieth day of December
A. d. 1873. at A. NJ, at the CustOmhouse building
New Orleans, before c. s. Kellogg, Register
s. B. PACKARD
noZO DECO United States Marshal