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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Texas Coal,

The press of the South that is NOT STEPPED
in the bitter gall of politics performs its
duty cheertully in reporting the progress of
the developments of our material resources.
Louisiana has developments Of salt and
sulphur, which must ultimately become
valuable to the whole State. Texas has
immense resources, as yet undevel0ped.
Among these resources is a coal mine, near
Calvert, in Robertson county, on the line Of
the Texas Central railway, about l20 miles
above Houston, capable of supplying the
entire State with coal. The purchaser Of
this mine, Mr.. Dennis CrOnan, Jr., Of this
city, brought over about fifteen barrels of
this coal, which bears a strong resemblance
to the English cannel. 1t was taken from
the surface, has been washed by the Brazos
river, and has a more dull and leaden hue
than it would otherwise possess.
Yesterday, at the iron foundry Of Mr..
George Cronan, near the Jackson railroad
passenger depot, the experiment of firing
up" with this coal was made. It worked
the forty horse power engine and the i'm
mense machinery there as though it was
playing with toy. In fifteen minutes
thirty pounds of steam was raised, such
was the heat produced by this Texas fuel.
1t burns without melting, and consumes SO
closely that no cinders are left. The en-
giueer estimates that it is so far superior to
Pittsburg coal that seven barrels a day of
the Texas will run an engine that requires
twelve barrels of the Pittsburg. The first
experiment on large scale, made yester-
day. demonstrates that the Texas coal is
capable of producing all tie power required
to run a steam engine, whether stationary
or locomotive, and that it IS more econ
omcal and can be burned with less trouble
than Pittsburg coal, because the latter re-
quires the frequent use of poker to sepa-
rate the cemented masses, while the former
does not clog the CRATE. and burns freely to
ashes. The Texas Goa! burns with little
smoke, and has white ashes.
1t is always pleasure to record the sue
cess of any Southern enterprise, becau7a
individual success adds 30 the general
prosperity, sni it is especially gratifying
to know that tho Texas pres. has not over
estimated the value of the coal mines OF:
the HeTndoG plantation, in Calvert, Roo
ertson county. In Milan, tho adjoining
county, there are supposed to De ls7ae snd
valuable deposits OF iron ore. Bat,
whethsr Shis be true or not. the fac! exists
that one vein of the coal is eigh: miles long
and half q nile in width, WITH sufficient
deposit Of coal to supply the State, where
the cost Of Pittsbufg sosl is epornsns.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Excursion Of the Chamber OF Commerce

Thursday the arrangements for tho eX.
cursion planned by the committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce were completed.
and d distinguished party assembled on the
steamer Mayhower. General Bussey, the
chairman, had made every arrangement
for tho enjoyment of his guests. and the
newly painted steamboat. the use of which
Messrs. Phelps, McCulloch & Co, gen9r.
Ously rendered the Chamber, Tas 10 COM
plete i'll stores as adOrnnent.
Early in the morning the boa. moved
from the wharf, bearing the distinguished
guests, Postmaster General Creswell, Sena-
tors Cameron and Howe. Collector Casey,
Mayor WlltE, Governor Straw, Colonel
John NcEnery. Colonel Burwel. Admins
traitors TurnbuIl and Fitzenreiter. Colonel
j. b. Price, with many noted citizens Of
New Orleans and members of the Chamber
of Commerce. The party also included
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Howe and many other
ladies, whose interest in the object OF the
trip added its charm to the general enjoy
ment.
The original intention was to proceed to
the mouth OF the river and view the OBJ
structions, but the two days necessary for
that trip could not be spared BY the gentle
men fer whose pleasure it was designed, as
they intended leaving for the Teche last
evening. The forts would have been Wis
tied, but the weather was unpropiticts,
and vetoed tina: idea. The party then
rested at the mA .sion Of Efia CHAM Law
renee. Esq, and lunched. .it.er this tue
steam plowS and agricultural enterprise oi
Nr. Lawrence w.re inspected. and at two
o'clock the well pleased visitUrs re-em harhed
for the return rip. The scientific Watering
o. General Bussei and the commlttee OF
arraI g"rn"nts was then exhibited IN tie
dlnner spread IN the cs.L.u.
AT the rep.:st teaats. led off oy NJ. SJ-
phe., became tn" order OF the day. alter
which Professor Ec.shey. will. n:aps End
c. AZ Of tho lno;,tL Of tho river. ccnpen-
sat.d the party for :he loss they had sut-
fcr"d Il: 1t Si:wilig the obstruotiona by a
vivid description Of .hr!n and :he remedy.
He d~eit on tue necessity tor the removal
Of those hindrauces 70 the commerce OF the
J mississippi valley, snd touched torcibly ca
the need OF appropriations to support or
leveo 81 stem.
General Jea Thompson msde tsg sp-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Call for Action.

The Crescent City Republican Club has
addressed the following preamble and reso-
lutions to Governor Kellogg. The resolu-
ton is in good spirit, and We trust the Gov
ernor will take prompt action to repress
the disorders in the country parishes before
they reach a magnitude which will place
them beyond control:
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1873.
At q regular meeting of the Crescent City
Republican Club, held last night, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, It is with deep feelin rs OF sOr-
row aud regret that, from various points of
Grant parish, we have heard of disturb
auces calculated to misrepresent in the
country al large the actual designs of Our
State executive department and thereby
give aid aud support To our common p0litl-
cal enemy by errating dissension and divis-
ion in the .uk4 If Repu0liCan!ain; and
WherrG- A. members of the great Re-
pu0l..ar PARTY, We rrpudiate any atfllla-
tio1: .r e.nuac- ion with rioters, " hatever
may oe ,t.,r object or design; therefore
be it
Resolrcd. That The Crescent City Repub-
.iran Club. &c dated by proper sentiiue.t
OF law aud order, appeals to WiiiiAla p.
Kellogg. Govern ~ u tie State OF Louis-
lana. for the iFunet.i..:3 suppression of all
disorders now EMS .ng IT, .hc above named
I.ri-tl. by asia. Al. leans afOrde6 I" him
bT tLe l4"p ....a ,.Dr-tltr.ioI II the S'ate.
J.. r'.RLaNE, Jr., Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1873

propriate remarks. General Creswell,
Senators Howe and Cameron addressed the
party, and promised to use their influence
TO secure the attainment of these improve.
ments. SO necessary to the life of Louisiana.
Other gentlemen responded to call in a
happy VEN, and the interest in the subject
was kept up till the whistle announced the
arrival at the starting point, when the
guests and their hosts separated. all well
pleased with the labor of the day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
WHOLE NUMBER l843.

on Oatchutique shoals, on the night of the
eighth instant, during dense fog. She is
a total loss. The captain and crew were
taken Oft and brought to this port.
Nixon. under sentence to be hanged. is
improving.
Dutch Heinrick. the celebrated kond
robber, is insane.
The police are protecting the non-society
stone cutters at Yorkville, the society men
having struck because of the employment
of few of the former
In the Assembly tonight resolution was
adopted to arrest and bring before the bar
OF the House William NJ. Tweed, Jay Gould
and John B. butcher, flor refusing to ap~
pear and testify before the Erie inyestiga-
ton committee.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
STOLEN

STOIE>.-FROM THR DOMICILE OF TIKI
- undcrs, ,gned, about year ago the following
d'scribcd 'otrs. viz: note Of Louis 1smmer ,Ho
payshle - tllr,c Years from MAN IT, 1873 for 100;
q net. nf =. :: ale properly on Port and Levee
streetsI tstsc september 30, 1871 paya1le ID one
yes- nom September 30. 1873, tor = iOOO; ho.e
OF F. Soul.. dated - Jtember 30 1871, pay yaeie ID
eighteen 'unntas from Arril , 1873, FOR 80 SSoo n
note OF John P"s:'y, payable April ~, 1919; ~, m
$262 50; note OF John Paisley, payaoie sP'n q.
lS7i tCr S262 50, and number of other note
which caU not DO described. The Pnohc Is
hereOy uoiit not 20 negotiate said notes, sno
The drawers and ind ,rsers are lied not to pay
tie Same without tae seHsent Of tho undsrsisneo
Asll lS2l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
MISCELLANEOUE:

Heavy Rain in lndiana-RailroadS Sold as
neutrality-suspicious. at Washfus stoD
-RaiIrsad Bridge at Little X ock Wash.
ed Away-Heayy Frcsts h ill the Crops
I'm Texas-fndians on the War Path-A
Mareachusetts Man Cives S13,. % to
College, bat Don't Want his Name
Known.
EvANs:fLLE, Ind, April ia for.er
has ob,;,ued $1,000 from the Evansville Ma.
t!onal Bank, and $4,000 from the First Ma.
tional Bank.
The heaviest rain In inu.ana for five
years. Three inohea and threepuarters
tell in forty eight hours. The st. Mary
looHZLkpsp ON EI0RrR RAaKl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
CARLiSTs ACTIVE IN SPAIN
MEXICAN AND CUBAN AFFAIRS
Texas Crops Killed b. Fsss
AN INDIAN WAR INEVITABLE
THE EXCURSION.

FRANKLIN, La. April io.-Pos.msster
General Creswell and Senators Cameron
and Howe arrived here this afternoon.
After partsking of some refreshments at
the residence of Colonel }. Y. Aver. the
party proceeded to New Iberia.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
s;re,ua Protestant Episcopal Church.

Divine services will be held in the Gretna
AcadeBy building, Fourth street, Gretna.
this morning lGood Frldayj, Easter Sun
day. and every following Sunday morning.
at eleven O'clock. Sunday school at . A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

Mr.. s II. Scranton. superintendent Of the
New O:le"ns. Mobile and Texas railroad. il
row i'll Ne. York, but will return to tins
city mex; week. In the meantime all the
duties Of tina. position are excellently per-
formed By that sompetent and experienced
railroad manager, Mr.. w. w. Hart, whiioE
Of the New York and New Haven raNr9sa.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
CONSTABT,ES' SALES.


james }. O'Hara vs. Certain Lot of
Ground, situated on st. Louis street-Second
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No.
3346
ny VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. ". L.. Bvans Sec.
ond Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, in the above numbered and entitled suit,
| will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants aud Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Custo Nhouse streets,
on TUESDAY, April %, 1873, at twelve o'clock M
A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND, designated as No.
49, situated in the Second District of New Orleans,
in the square No So bounded by st. Louis, Prieur.
Roman streets and Carondelet walk, per plan of
Louis Pile, dated March L. ls4o, and deposit ed in
the office of McCay late notary public in this
~ Louis steet, by depth of Ito feet between par
silel lines.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot In United States treas
mh23 APPS 10 % JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
Fred Hanton vs.. The Combination Pro-
peliug Company, Alex. Hay, Presdent-First
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No. l42
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. ". T. Houston,
First Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, Aprl 10, 1878. al twelve O'Clock
Nj on the corner of Carondelet and Eighth streets,
the following described property, TO wit
ONE RAILROAD CAR.
This Ipresent sale will be on q twelve months
credit, the property having on the first sale not
ment to authorize adjudication.
Terms-Cest OF suit cash, the remainder upon a
twelve months bond, with solvent .ecurity.
ap6 IL 10 JohN hUhLeI. IonsIaDIe.
III, PInard vs.. Mrs. neynirr-Third JUS
tioe Court for the Parish OF Orleals No. u.s.
YYY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PLBRI FACTAS TO
ID mr directed by the Hon: John L Laresche.
Third Justice of the Peace for the parish of Orleans,
! viii proceed to sell at public auction at my
warehouse No. IS Bienviile street. On MONDAY.
April u. 1873, at twelve O'Clock '. the 5ollo"!ns
property, TO wit
OSB LOT OF FURSITURR.
Seized in the above cause.
Terrns--Cash il United States treasury notes
epic l. 20 "lLLlAn EHao. GoneLS1-o-
Wideyy iamarre vs. james blrn-Thtrd d
Justice Court for the Psrisl. OF ori6sns. No.
40.
IVY yIRrTTR OF A WRIT OF fIERf PAc1As
Is :, me directed by the Hon. John L. Lazesche,
Third yus.ee of the Peace in and for he parish
orleans / will proceed to sell at public auction
ON MOSPAY, April Il, 1873, at twelve ocloch n.
at INV warehouse, Ne. IS BepTlAe strees, he
i'fSs oSR I,fF 0P HOUSEHOLD PuRMruRR
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ceah oH the spot ..s
spS 1919 HiLLSAn R0A~. OSnsssss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
TROUBLES In GRANT PARISH

MR.. CALHOUN SAFE IN ALEXANDRIA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

FIGHTING AT COLFAx
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
z.1.r7.r 1lna A. ENT AND FTKNITUNk
NEW STORY.

giNHE NEW NOVEL
AGAINST THE WORLD;
story of Southern Life.
y, Miss J. r. HADBRNANN, suthor Of DEAD
Mems Shoes" and Forgiven at hSs''
The plot Is ingeHiously conceived ana !s t ue> 'i
SpCd v ith careful reference TO dramatic ehect.
This is the third OF Miss Hadermanns noNe .,
and We are lad TO be able to pronounce IL the oes'
of all. ,.rt. 4b NJ
She Is TIE most promising female noHeAIs' s""'
che south can UOast II Literary World
One volume. cloth, 3H pages 81 So
tSr sale Sy JAhB5 4. ShbchAn'
An,so.r,,S New Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
BY TEL GRAPH
tUP THE ECn f.

b ] | Z l. < H X A + II .
UP THE TEC II f:
LIVELY ON THE RIO GRANDE
NEW YORK CITY CHARTER BILL PASSED
THE. GAS STR Is E Il :
The Herald'S Cuban Correspondent
FLOOD In CANADA
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERY
CARLiSTS ACTIVE IN SPAIN
MEXICAN AND CUBAN AFFAIRS
Texas Crops Killed bs Fyoss
AN INDIAN WAR INEVITABLE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
fegHiizef BY State Authority and Drawn
en Pablic in Ste Louis.
GRAND SINGLE EUMBRR SCHBMI.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS d. TO BIZ DRAWN APRIL. y. 1875.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting TO $500 900.

Tickets $40 Half tickets IS. Quarters So so
Our lotteries chartered by the state, are
always drawn at the time named ana all draw
ings are under the supervision of sworn commits
sioners.
The official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers. and copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets
We will draw similar scheme the last day OF
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postoffice money ordeIsD registered
letter, draft express.
Send for a circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & co.
Postofice box 2446, St Louis Missouri
sp16 cod Wly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
FLOOD IN CANADA

THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERY
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

The Herald's Cuban Correspondent
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

THE: GAS STR Is E Il :
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DIE n.


n. EsLlN 10 the 18Th year 81 his ace.
his tsneral wl take place Sunday, 81 instant, a.
p. M, from lhz residence 81 his niece, Mrs Mar
Holmeac, Mt Pleasant. HIS friends are res poet
iuly invited 10 attend. Rockville papers copy ?
FITZPATRICK. On the 2lst instant. CATHA
RlNE, daughter Of james aud Jane Fttlpatrick,
eyed year and days.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend her funeral IRON No. 23S "a street northsas
Saturday, O'Clock p
HUMPHREYS. In Fredericksburg, Va on the
evening Of the 18Th lust. JOSHUA II MPHRErB,
formerly an officer in the United States navy, frO.
which he resigned In ISIS, and entered into private
busioess, and subsequently, of1oer IA the COnfsd.
crate Rayy.
JONES. At Frederick Academy, ON the sOtb Il,
slant, EMMA h. JONES. only child Of the lsis
Robert Jones, and niece Of FREQ. W. Jones, OF
Georgetown.
Der funeral will take place a. the Chapel Of OAK
Hill Cemetery, tomorrow, at O'Clock q m.
LhlNAsE. November 2Oth, IN the 29th year Of
her age, MAhGkkTT L., wife Of Ohas. A. Leina.s.
helaiiNes and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral on Sunday, November 2si, at 4
O'Clock, from Turner'S Hall, corner 81 street. ana
mslne avenue. Nv sshing ton, ID. o., and New fork
papers please copy.l
NENABLE. On the 18th November, WILLIAM
s,NkNABLk, in the s7th year Of his age.
FUNERAL VIII take place from bis late residences,
700 virginia avenue southeast, on the 22i Instant
at O'Clock .. m. Friends Of tne family respect.
July invited TO attend. n
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L IN THE CITIES OF wAsHiSGToN AID
GE0RGETOXA

Sealed PROPOSAL. win be received bY the
Board Of Public Works o. the District o. Co
lumbis until ~ M, HOvENBER IS, for Sweeping
the streets and avenues Of the cities OF wasbinto
and Georgetown, paved with wood, concrete, OF
1873 y
Pennsylyania avenue, from First % Seventeenth
streets west; street north, from Fifth Fifteenth
streets west Ninth street west, from PeunsylrsD-
avenue 70 street north: Seventh street west, from
Potomac river 10 street north; and Bridge street
Georgetown. from Rock creek 20 Market street; 10
be swept t~ ice ia each week and ali other streets Al
least once week.
The sweeping Of Pennsyivania avenue and Sew
enth street 10 be done between tue hours Of 10 D.
and m. All the streets 20 bs swept 70 the CON
pete satisfaction Ot the Board and the sweepinss.
which must be deposited az some point 20 be desie
nAted y the Board TO be the property Of the Paiss
Bidders viii include In their estimates the cost q
sprinkling and Of al the material sud labor.
The successful bidder TO give bonds Satisfactory 10
the Board for the faithful performances Of the con-
The Board reserves the right to reject any or an
bids made.
Ing streefs and addressed 70 the Vice President Of
the Board. II. W NlLLAkD,
noyl2-td Vice President.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY DUECANsON, DU LING q CO., Aucts
ID Corner oh and ID streets rorthvest

RT DUsOAss1s. ny . LING a 90, Auct..,.
rgsFs 81 sAHr C TIE EsEIEE CON
EINIh AND + sTREETs NORTHWEST. Al
fearing date CO n5S.f g th'
No ss folio "a one Of The lana rscora u
q Pa: TIN sg d tsSs,sSy
sonin1ng sVs, s0 SsV r. sclSsk and
t1res, &c, contained in the oct. CLOUD Hotel. on
city Of % @sneiSnsS s n the
"A, and attached 10 the above msntioned deed Of
rust, and Comprises in part the following:
SCHEDULE
your " Billiard Tables, Balls and Cues.
niture Of the Billiard, Bar and once Rooms.
Two sets OF Green Rep Furniture.
One tij Marble top Center Table,
Silver plated W alter and Urn.
Five 80 sets Lace Window Curtains, with Cor
One ~ Brussels Carpet.
Five (5D Large Chromos
One Ia French plate Mirror, &c. , in Parlors.
All me Dining room furnitnre, Cutlery, brock
cry, Glass and Plated Ware, and one large French
rooms.
And all the Furniture, including Carpets, Beds,
bedding, Window Curtains and Shades cOntsined in
forty (Dl chambers together with ali the Carpeting
and Ocloth in hall and entries, and all other of the
goods and chattels and personal property nov in the
and described in said deed Of trust herenbefore
TONED, being known as the "st Cloud Hotel"
RENEY B0GUE,l rrus.s..
D. J FOLEY,
o,.s7, DUNCANs0N, BOWLING 4 CO.,
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EVENING STAR.
Danbury News

A fscetious D.neury man directed letter 20
"Boston. Blue) Mas"
examines the wood pile an TIE ueSf var,i ans
Nofders Why on earth his father doesn't hny
small, eht sticks.
A bloody and devastation var Is daily he
omine more imminent. and the eve OF ecery
psuiot instinetively turns 90 that refuge whicl
never falls, Canada.
same church. one OF them s,ld the sosietv -.
etove 20 be used In the lecture room. M x.s a
nice looking stove, but II weighed heavily o.
tie mind OF the rival dealer The other niSht
a, remarks turned on foreign missions AMI ~.
rivat dealer planted himself IN oprcsifien a.
expe, utions 20 China lie was sure the chinese
proach, III look az the heater. that .sthe so,tetx
should b g satisfied with the spectacle Il had
made OF .'tself in buying . stove, without at
tempting 10 make itself ridiculous In the eyes OF
Mrs. Lem ans is poet and rises early 10 con-
struct rhyme. Mr. Lemsns l. not a poet ana
consequently 1T efers 20 draw the blankets over
his nose. and thi III. Mrs. Lemans ends some
trouble In corse, 'uenoe 90 get Lemsns out OF
bed. After she has composed verse OF two
Ssrsstion " ,sS.s ~. - $40 covs ns een.
says she, In an tnsin usting voice. spring an
and greet the rising san. Augustus grates MS
persuAsively. Go away, ten you," say.
Augustus, beginning 20 "a We an interest In the
subject 80, tarry not" s'se urges Augustus
grosns. Throw of this uo-eemly iethargy,
she cries, land come sip the nestAr OF tie morn
ing air" Augustus suddenly sonccive- a viO-
lent luminosity for the morning " Shall I get
NJ ard knock your head on - he asks. Don't
talk 80, Augustus" she pleads, Z" don't Weld %
the seductive influences OF the esir but false
goddess, SLEEP. Let us determine We viii be
free from it, chains Let us burst asunder The
bonds which hold ms 90 the debilitaitng couch
Let Us At this Juncture Mr.. Temans ts
seen fesping from the bed, aud catchinx spAs-
modieally for chair, while Mrs. LemsRs may
be observed fleeing through the hall In the
greatest fear. But Mr.. Lemsns gets over the
heat IN a few minutes. aud, beyond registering
the vow that he will never marry another poet
retains his serenity.
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BAlBD-PRATHER o. the 2l.h instant. a. ia.
residence q the BRIDES parents, 81 the Rev. Br.
Addison,G q. W BAIRD, L. :. NJ Miss LHLEg.
fhATHkR, all OF Washington. ~ cards.
JOhks-sOTHokON. On the 2irh instant, a.
the residence u the brii-s brother Dr. D. II stihs-
Eon, by the hey. Mr. Jackson, Mr.. a. d. JONES 20
mlss BRUCE sO1hOkOh, beth q tuis CITY.
skLlGSON-HO0D. Ga Thursday, the 20th
instant, By the Rev Father Stonestrees, II a RM An
A skLIGSoN g Miss ALICE X, HOOD, all "
Georgetown, ID. q.
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f PaiL Il R 81 bRkSk'iIL Iii Trustees.
oct2i-d;ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA,

Heldtss SPECIAL Term. NOrsubsr 4fh, 1873.
In the case OF John Callahan, atOr w. O.
ofJAMEs N McCAULEl, deceased the administra-
tor W a. aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia afors-
said, appointed TUESDAY, December d, A. ID,
1873 for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased and Of the in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: PTOrtded, a COPY OF this
order be pubtished once a week for thee weeks in
The Evening Star previous 20 the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
nov7-fst Register oh Wills