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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-27

SLEEPING WARM.-I believe it is i'm
possible to have too much pure AR. put
it is possible to have the air colder tnan
feeble persons can breathe with comfort
or with safety. For hardy persons
there is no danger in cold air, provided
they have plenty of bed-covering, and
keep their mouths closed. 1t is un-
wholesome for any one TO sleep cold.
One of the hardest things for feeble
persons to endure, is getting into cold
bed to sleep. 1t draws so much upon
the already low vitality, that before the
cold bed is warmed, its occupant is SC
thoroughly chilled that it is almost i'm
possible to get warm again. In tins
way the system is unnecessarily taxed,
and the general health reduced. When
one must sleep in cold room, 1t would
be better to wear flannel night clothes,
(warmed before putting them on, and
perhaps with wOolen stockings for
night use in exchange for the stockings
worn all day,) or to have the bed
warmed before entering it. This can
be done with a warming-pan, or by
rolling jug of hot water about between
the sheets.
l find by experience that chlidreI
rest more quietly in rooms well venti'
lated, though the air is quite cold dur
ing the night, than when they sleep in
warmer and closer rooms, and 1 thinI
it well to accustom their lungs to colo
air in this way. 1t is very undesirable
to make hot-house plants of our chill
dren.-They should be dressed 81
warmly, both by night and by day, tha
they can be comfortable in rooms mod
erately cold.-Cor. in Am. Agriculturist
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-27
YOUTHS COLUAy.

Hermon's" mamma,
cried little Herman, his eyes sparkling
with delight, "I've found a CONSIDER.
"a what n said mamma
"a considerr'
"a consideri what is that !" she
"Wby. don't You know and Herman
seemed quite disturbed at his mother
Ignorance. Don't you knOwT Consi-
der the lilies.'"
His mamma was quiet amused at ner
bows mistake, and taking his eager nt-
tie hand, went with him TO see his
newly found treasure:
There it was, a lovely white lily, rear.
ing its sweet head from its bed Oh
sit is beautiful. indeed. said the
mother. And taking it carefully from
its stem, she showed her little boy how
beautifully and wonderfully 1T was MADE
in ali its parts. She told him how II
grew little by little, right along, day oy
day, till it was a full-grown, perfect
flower.
"Why. that's just the way we grow
said Herman.
"Yes.r said mamma, and by the same
pOwer and care and love. only greater
| for US, as we are of so much more
value. And when Jesus said,-"Con-
slider the lilies he meant we must uo
exactly what we have been doing just
now, that is, think about them. and
learn to love and trust in him more and
more, for all the precious thoughts they
give u.s."
So Herman learned to call the sweet
little flower by its right name, and he
also learned, what to this day, though
he is now a tall man, he has never for.
gotten, to consider the lilies" Will
their precious lessons of sweetest trus'
in our Fathers care.-Ioung Reaper.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-27
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The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note: Ask for PONDS EXTRACT,
Take no other.


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s.Hear, Tor I Will speak of excellent
thIngs.'
p1H1'S erTpicI-The great Vegetable Paiu
De.rroyrr. las been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
tive virtues cannot be excelled-
cRIloRtn.-No family can . afford to be wi,hour
Commissions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, ScaIds,
Excoriations, Chafinss, Old sores,
Boils, Fel0ns, Corns, etc. Arrests in
famation. reduces swellings, stops bleeding,
removes discolOrations and heals rapidly.
FEMALE NEAkntSSts.Eeit always relieves pain
In the back andloins, ,fullness and pressingpAn
in the head. nausea, vertigo.
NlEue0RRHGA il has no equal. Al kinds Of ul-
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promptly cured. Fuller details in book accom-
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pIlES-blind or bleeding-meet prompt relief
and ready cure. No case, however chronic Or
obstinate, can long resist its regularuse.
SaRleoSE a5d 1Ss ony s@Ts fg5e for
KIDNEY pIsEAsEs.-It has no equal for psrrna-
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eIfEplHs from any cause. For this is -pe-
cific. II has saved hundreds Of lives when al
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, lungs. and elsewhere.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Toothaehe and
Earuchc are all e1lke EeA4eVtu, anu often Per
manentlv cured
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acqualn.ed
with Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel rec.
ommenditin in their practice. We have lettersOf
commendatiOn from hundreds of Physicians
many of whom order j. tor use in their own
practice. In addition TO the foregoing they
order its use for Sweliinzs OF all kinds.
Quinsy, sore Throat, Inflamed Ton-ils,
simple and chronic DiarrhRa, Catarrh,
sSor which it Is 4 specifc,) Chil5laibs. Frost
ed Feet, Stings of insects. Mosquitoes,
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all manne- of skin diseases.
TOILET uSE--Removes Soreness, Ronghn, -
and marting; heals Cuts, Eraption-,
and Pimples. II Terir>s. iaUiJord,ss. and
JreSh>s, while wonderfully improving the
Compile xion.
Breeder. 70 Livery Man can afford to bewifhOut
it. IL is used by all the Leading Livery Stables.
Street Railroads and first Horsemenin New
York City. II has no equal for Sprain-, Har-
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Scratches SwelIiugs, Cuts, I.acerntious.
bleeding, Pneumonia. Collie, DiarrhRa,
Chiil-, Colds, etc. Its range of action Is wide,
and the relief il affords is so prompt thst il Is
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm house. Let il be tried once. and
Won will never be without Il.
eAuTI0h.-Pond's Extract has heen imtstrd
The genuine article has the words Ponds En-
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the only persons living who ever knew how
to prepare il properly. Refuse sll other pre-
partitions Of Witch Hazel This is the only
article used by Physicians and in the ho~Di-
tals OF this cOrn.ry and Europe
HlSTGaY AND USES OF fGs3'S EXTRACT,
PoHn'S EETskeT cGnfEET, IS Maiden
Lane, NV luIk-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-27
HUMOROUS.

HINTS FOR THE HoUsEHoLD.-Ihecl CITY
editor of that stald sheet, the Chacdqo
Tribune occasionally indulges in witty
savings, and he is responsible for the
following hints:
About this time o. year the prudent
housewife bestirs herself and prepares
or superyises the manufacture of pre-
serves, jelly, jam, pickles, tomato cat
sup. etc. etc. There is a devoted hus-
band on West Adam street, who ire
auently looks on the sherry-copoier
when it is amber-colOred, and when-
ever he gets drunk becomes aonormaiiy
affectionate toward his wife, and soiici-
tous for her comfort. 1t occurred 10
him, as he was taking his thlrty-se-
yenth drink on last Friday night that
it would be a bully thing to moiliiy
the old woman by taking her nome
some seasonable articles. He acted on
the hint and purchased a pound Of cof-
fee-sugar, box of gooseberries, self
sealing fruit-jar, a nest of jelly pots, a
can-opener, and bottle of brandy In
which to soak the covers of the pre-
serye-cans. On the road home he sat
down on the tail pocket in which ne
carried the fruit and smashed the jelly
pots all but the smallest one. This he
utilized in drinking the brandy. Ar
rived at the house he fell up stairs,
smashing the self-sealing fruit-jar with
such a crash that his wife, thinking
that the Missouri train robbers were
upon her, caught up revolver and;
taking deliberate at him, fired one ball
over her shoulder into the ceiling and a
second through the floor at her ieeti
and tainted dead away. The HUSBAND
sprinkled her with sugar and when she
came to presented her with the can
opener. saving i'm voice of affectionatt
solicitude: sPsherves, my love, psher
YES ~ whereon she called him.a bald
headed border ruffian, and threw the
can-opener out through the window
pane. He remarked philosophically
"well, I'll be jammed." and fell int
a sweet sleeD.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
IMPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Ship Her Majesty-5ll3 sks salt
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Elliot, s-6O87 Dage coffee
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

John Bell W. Steamboat n. e. Yaeger.
I'm THk UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr,
i District of Louisiana, 40. 0668-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pes
TIN STEAMBOAT H. g. YAksBs, now nbeled
By John Bell for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court Of the United
stated % fi-5 49, sr"-4 p. .Hl l17o1-
And do hereby cite and admonsh tie owner u
owners thereof and all and every person pegsOns
having or pretending to have any right title or In
trict Court Of the United states, fr tAs dts1rie4
Aforesaid, to be holden ct the city Of New OEeans
ON the hrst Monday Of July, 70 show eAose. n
Any they have or can, Why the sa,d sskanb0ss
should not be condemned and b sold agreeahly
ia the prayer Of lbelank sss e. q 4 T7st "a
United States Aarshal's once, Few 0FleanD
Juns s, 1876. '1g' O.. 30 issrl--z4
-fts&t AZ g. B. PACKARD,
JET jyl United States MarsAal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
Iva IT.

l.sE:-js 1kS M
!. 49, st 3e63 ~ bsssnes.,
go; s. 2! 49, 8 ~ III - =
49, ,: :.s r ;ssst 80 !: sfS :
d fs0l . Vsaslca Tor wiFs1 - "a eot Tit
slsy 500 s.eks .:a 7: a.J g tlsseI - .sAsatA
CbSa q sIsEs-is n Nit .a1piy With .
no4e1s.s $500 :t;yrey':Ss ftess: &C. . .seas
as: rs ..sg. . /: s I'd : e, 49,. :.
t. jeS lets e qs:Ssaesa pisces " and - ssks'
s.ss =; y ; siSss =: s:.: s' :i.:s ss
oS:.s s.s s.:; s ST. s' s. q:
ssSsss s sas,s Hss'e'n slosse' medium i's'so
ChSssE-Hodsrst: demand for the city trade
s.sscrs & seflsss :. sSlle: New ,1orS cree. Axe
RiCE-Is very DUH Icuisian. No. > is quoted q
ss9aAo; sss"cs = 9akc: O dizzy 4s@se; fair
CORR S'G I. Quot :na psc. sncSss xso With
e,dinsrS issess lscld fsir isl sia s' sssa lsss
isSSlsNe; AZ i7KSA7ke; good is0isks PRIME
s11rT1s .s SsSsi: :n.i Z :rr,,. 70 nos.
and there ID almost nothing doing Dealers are II
fering coarse at 81. and Ane at d 30 p sack, de-
hvered. Turks sland, 7008Sc y bag of two
bushels. Table salt In pocke t. 2k06hc each, -
In size 81. I u.
kGGs- Light SIMPLY and fair demand. western
are quoted 1T l8620c; Lonisiara 70O21c p dozen.
ESCULENTS AND GREEN vKGETABLRJ-The re-
ceipts are large aad tn re are NO purchasers for
shipment The demand 10 confined to dealers who
purchase small lots foe the tail trad, LousIaps
RSt:toss are QUOT At $50 ;o onions ssss
BEANS AND WkSTkkN PKAS-Are dull. Choice
white Northern are quoted 1t ~ 02Hc; Western
2O21c; red Kidney are uneAlsble. Green poas
are quoted nominally O. 2kc y. ftofE
coal OII-Sells in bills 1t II u DISC; IN casss ct
LARD Oils in good supply and moderate de-
mand Extra winter strained 10 quoted 1t 81 100
l IL fall strained 81 030l o. No. 9eo0el y
iROn COTTON TIRs-Tne srrow tic 10 ss,liug It
81 36 bunGle; Bead Bcothers tie and Branch.
Crook I 90 - 50 p bUpdle cor tsiniDg % bande;
Drake FIOurpOv selfloc king And rivottng COTTON
psie ties Size p ID; the PhiP wire tic Sc y tie.
With discount on large lots put up in bundles Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barrels arc quoted ut
81 20; halt barr els ss090c; ksgs Coo; sugar hogs
barrel poll go y 1000
MUSs--Smail los are arriving, the market is
2d2kc; mixed 303kc; black 404AcH h.
TALL.,W-Is sts sdy. Primo sells at Sc; ordinary
Wo0E-No disposition to. purchase. Holders
are offering bury ut sale; Louisiana clear lSc;
clear lake &c y b. ~ Fttst 'fL 20
sell at 81; young do o. 5Oal dIcks 304; geese
esds; turk eve els08 p dozen. L6uisiaus grown
seese 81 ,saieys SIZE dozen. =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

3t3 .sssa y U.l3)
a bcsSs1 . 49, 80 g tHe ss1a8aa- e
- AsTesf 49, laaasssAsbes Aaassys
IYs --Is - oQaGaDsas kias1e'i sc -
Iosardas ~ vistsss ~ sAy Saoosibs
QateA Nth 1llhas a 9hA yean1sss 49, 1osT
: :::. 80: :ssss e! ga ss ssss sss ss
paisY eesh; 1eaa,1ae q, T9bss IS. singles,
Of twenty 80 Aqssisaa sslse; Boeardus
l6, T1lbse n Ds1Doo1 - today 76, Tai
hot6aa CxTsgg SSgI as0ttS EHT &c FIFTH
H A1sasssas0nuA - Usesess. ~ % q.
= Iont1sxfs Jans, .6.-Th1 ,1etrapelitaa
DaAk Of ueutSo0 Il In 1i61al1y. II b pro
poSeA tuVeAuos 10 sseek ed Smalgnmate
Tie conOGsA VIII some ethef bank. 30
9 eraas, !. gDAno Dho.Irg s'AT97o !
Bosros. Juns s--Lsuisvillss >, Bos-
HAsusaD, ssss s.-Harsssrds 8, g.,
PI1AD.rrn1A. Jans g. chioasos :,
A'1' e " Pr.s..s,,ese.... 4 e
WAn Dn1AAsnsx7,2
!. Ofnss Chief . &. q OAeer.
/ washington, Juno q. i67G-ls3e 2. ny
Fur The Cult 0tasss ssAtteaazy and then al.
ing berometer. iDcrsaalDg soatneAst winds, warmer
and clear westhee.
~ River on4 m0I1no Nova
SouzHWnsR PAss, June g Q 2. M.-Dare0etsR
ss.s6 wia1 Besthsest: light. A1!iyed.stesm-
-shfp AnNtsn, - nine 6oleee la1e night 0tavles,
master nom asvera, T. O. =. whitney %.
SsKEvEPoas, jens 6.-&weather clear. cool and
plsesons. Thu, Etves, - fallsn two inehsa De.
parfed- Sandy. for lower coast. No srrtveA
vicxssu.s. S1gs 1hs.rsr h. allen to
z. + The Hstches lett foc: Hs. Ozlea.s q 5 ?. n.
AenPHrs, June6 -kivcr rpse THREE inches: stands
ct 6ghteen net three ircheA Mercury $50. De.
poEtsd- Baum, for CincinnatE vieksbnrg, for St.
tous; Illinois, for vlcksbu,g: Dok Fulton, and
Jenes Hovsrd. ~ New Ollsans. the latter lpst
night Fourteen barees and three bosD Of Joe
Williams. tow hsvs been saved, and stroug proba.
bilties Of eaving Ill the 0thefe except tw0
CINCINNATI, Jane e.-River elev en- feet elk inches
and fslline. WeetAer patty cioady and cool.
PIrTssu1a, JuAe 6.-bivsr three fsst four inches
and ststiOnxry. Gather clear and pleasant. .
LoUnviILs, June 6-eeven fset three inches In
the canal enS filling. weather warn and cisar. ).
CAIao. June 6,-Arrived-st. 9enevievs. nom
,vicksbu,g, ct 3 A. n. Deperted-St Genevteve,
fQr Dt. LOuiD a3 4. H.; 1olle. Tor Now Orleans,
Is noon. River twenty-iix 1eet ten inches md
s.. fouls, JaSi Arrived Glencoe, ftop xev
Orlsana.. Dspaxted-PVture CITY and 6arGes. for
New Orleans; Helena Tor vicksbufg. River risen
two inches. Wsether clear sn1 very WARN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Nlw YoaK, June 6. IyenisG-Msnsy eaay, Of.
hreA ct Sts.atag sAeely stsedU - .. Gov
sssts ss.1s ssist - so..sss.s :. }.
Z Csttea elsseA A1lb Intadling uplaDas lAsp Or.
ham - l6es sslee ITO bales ~ yeeens 81; oross
80, consolidated net receipts 1896 expoEts .
Greet ,1sissaA s%s* t. Rssses ls@ y H. ssnai'
Tstasss e,sssi gust "a s.sedy; es,ss lles
s.le.: - isllev. jane !: 9 nS9i q July lltS
e isss 6ss: Sse' aSiss, Ss; sss'iMTSsS
ii IS Ise; february j. leon 3ssc; Hassh u 5,iso
t2Ac; April - 30ls a3o&
aetive. Uen shade easier: 50 066c. Oats Aheas
uncsssss1 raw sse:7y. So. ss",e 1 a,i
g ,ss s'e:yS : a 81 . PED s s::sS
prise steam slase1lle. SWhisky q II. Fr-ighs
qec;a: ~ jsss sAreur quiet and .sssay.
oats isit noninally 5sa34c. Rye dull and un
changed. Pork steady; Sls Is. Lard steady; steam
lOke; kettle In 0l3c. Bulk mests irme; shout
saers sks; clear RIB sd.s q ssc e,s,r aide: s.c
sides 10A clear sides l0ssc hogs stead; fair
to good heavy oS eS Butter easier; Western Re.
servo le6lscs cent. 81 Ohio N0l6c. Ffeishts IN.
81 Locn, June s.AI.sur dull; tending downward.
wheat dull; No. red fail q 80; No 5 do oil is.
Cm1-No. mixed 410A3c. Oats dull; No. white
SO BID. Eve dull; &c ~. Barley dun and un.
nominal Bulk meats nonnslly unchanged.
Bacon 1rneI; shoulder TIC; clear rib and cIesr
sides Ion olOt Hogs DUH b.scn grades ss 250
So csst's .c.i,s g, mot amG;s,eiy 1ifhs,
family brands es s50s al. Whest 81 03t
JIM O. Corn steady. Osts easier; 29c. Lard lO.67k
9lo.7oe Rye-Demsud god; %97lc Barley firm;
fairly active: shoulders 6kc; cl ar rib sides exc;
clear sides 9kc Whisky easier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFPlcR,
New Orleans, May II, 1876.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans. May II, 1876. !
TTNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
4 In bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana against the estate of .imOn Coheo OF New
Orea in the parish Of Orb ans state of louisiana
edjudged bankrupt upon bis own petition that the
payment of any debts, and the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to him, or for bis
use, and tue transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by sw that smeeting of the creditors Of
ono or more aesiGnees Of his estste will be bel ct
court Of bankruptcy. to be holden ON the fifteenth
day Of Juns. A. u 1875 1t twelve o'clock n 1t the
Cast0mh0use hui ding. New Orleans, before G. 8.
Kellogg, reg ster.
3. B. PACKARD,
my17 ISIS Omitted States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
my30 je1'
ESTATE OF FELIX DUFFOUR, lNDI.
vidualiy and . member OF the firm Of Duf.
four Baxus-No. l5ll.


BIZ UNITED efAfss NARsHAI's Oyyycp. ,
IF r.. .,t.t New Orleans Nay 20, lS76 !
VVHIS IL TO GIvK eOrICE THAT A WAR.
the District Court of the United states Tor the dis
trict IT Louisiana, against the estate OF felix
DUtfonr, Of New Orle mo. in tho parish Of
fupts upon, his ewn petition; that the pey.
nsnt Of any debts and the delivery 81 any prop
sa Os use na he 'i,e g r. 70 BIN O
HIM arc forbidden BY Isw tha$ . nseetinK u tie
creditors Of saida hankTuut, 70 provo ta,e&r de6fs
be held It court Of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the ntnstsenth aDy Of June, 4. D. 1S70. sc
twelve o'clock H.. at tho Customhcuso building
ARf'ds" B. B. PACKARD
WyO5elo ri5 70 Uuitol States Narshsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Jshn Younger W. schesner Katie.
IN TIE UNITRD STATES DIS RIOT COURT.
4 l. District Ct Louisiana, No. 1o,e4s.-By virtue
IN the above entitled suit, VIM proceed to
sci T" the highest bidder on TUESDAY, June
to the Customhouse on Canel street,
THH SCtOONkR KATIE, Hkk TACKLE, etc..
y she now lies in the New basin, near Claiborne
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT .svs s.
United States MarahaPs ONCE New Orleans
June 6, 1s76. al N0" o0''
80. II" 9. B PACKARD
Jo' OF United Otates Marphal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
EST TIE OF DEXTER w, WILLIAMS,
individually and - member Of the late firm
OF West l. Williams.

UNITED STATES MAMMALS Oyy1C1,l
New Orleans, may 30. 1876. !
VVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
trict court Of tSs In,ted ststss Tor tha Mst,;cf
OF Louisiana, against tho estate Of the Dexter
W. williams, OF ". Lsndry parish State Of Louis
lama. adudgeA . bankrupt upon his own petition:
that the payment Of any debts, and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said bankrupt to rim or
for his use ana the ttcnsfe1 Of any property BY
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one more asmgnees Of his
estate win be held at court Of bankruptcy to
be holden ON tho tw. 18th day Of June, 4 D.
: 1876. at twelve O'clock NJ, 1t the Cut tOmhouse
bui Ding. New Orleans, before G. g. Kellogg,
Register.
3. B. PACKARD
my30 jel3 United S.ates MarshAl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

smith Brothers Il C. W. J. j. McKer.
nen-Sec ond Justice Court for the parish of
Oriesns No. 1917.
ID me directed by the Hon. W. B. Holiness SEQ
ond Justice Of the peace In and for the parish
coed to seii at public auction in mont 81 nv we
house. No. $50 Poydrss street, at the corner OF
Basin street, on "WEDNESDAY, June IA, 1876. at
twelve O'Clock NJ = -
LOT OF GROCERIES, a. per inventory on Ale
In my Office: as0 new patent COFFKk MILL.
6eised in the above entitled suit.
Terms- Caah % the spot.
je4 10 ' JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
In BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF r. RfCKERT q Co.
No. l5aO.

UNITED STATES HARsKAL's OvyICn,
New Orleans May 20, 1876 I
TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR.
l. rant in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the
District Court OF the United States for the district
of ousiana, against the estate Of F. Kicker Co..
OF New O'lt an in the parish II Orlrsus, State Of
Louisiana, adjudgeo bankrupt upon the If own pc.
titiOn; that the payment Of any debts and the de-
rupts, to th m for th,r use, and the transfer of
any property by hem is forbidden by law; that Q :
their debts and choose more assgnees Of heir
estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to
be holden on the seveuts enth day of June, A. D..
1876, at twelve O'clock NJ, at the CustOmhnuse
building New orleans, before u s Kellogg, register
3. B. PACKARD.
mv30 ill United States Marshal
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(ooazuv1D - - IL x
treaty pssveal5 befoss Rasiis hEkdsst ~ .sets
relative - Tsrkey:.ss. saoT1xIio, ]
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Porte he's consented b Kraat the fnsef1ents
an azmiseics fer six vsehy fse pagsaessee7
a, sssrlpe lsaa1ss. J. !. So. - :. .
MADRsD, Jano k-Is.ths Gsaa6s ysoe1-'
day, during the debate - the new eonst,
tuition. Prenier Csnovss del Castillo eaid
the situation o. poliised petties IN sPsn
prevented til gSsesun.se Hon eaIscooet..
ing its right tsssspssa, shs somtisstaseas
~ S;scnaSsea Il the var estimetes b.
g.n. Preniee Cansvas DEB Castillo, u max
me the sdoceiou q the budget a,Ca6ines
ouestiop, stated thst the budget committee
and - Iipister Of Wsp haA oonsented 70 =
reduction Of 81, Ooo, 900 pssesas, which IVES
speln and Tie Vatican. II.
AccordipR to the latest intelligence from
Rome, tho prospect Of an understanding
between Spaip and the Vatican u good.
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Richard small W. Lucy Robnson-Fifth Jus.
tice Court for the parish Of Orleans. NoA 993
and 9a3.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FrRRI
ID facias to me directed by the Hon. William L.
Thompson. fifth justice Of the pence for the parish
Of rleans, III the above tnt lied and numbered
'front.' Of the Courthouse, Firth Dist let, city of
New Orleans ate Algters), on SATURDAY, June II,
1876, a. twel . o'cloc2 NJ, the following described
property, tn wit
A CsRrAIN House AND LOT OF GROUND, No.
8, ard all tee improvements thereon. situated in
the Fifth District city Of New Orleans, in square
No la founded by Evelipa. Pacific, Market aud
Blmlra sreets, measuring n feet inches front ON
Market ct e@t by l20 deep and assessed in the
name Of Lucy Merriet d.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered suits
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
myl9 n iei7* W. C. SWeKT, Constable