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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

NEW DEPAR1URE.
SSsTos xaSD1i FsoSlSis5s s4HAsshIF
The steamers OF the .bove lima v,u ,eave ph,,.A.,
Ihia every SATURDAY, ct ~ m. for -
M usI.n1S returning vi, Leave
!!s,:ts TnroSsh Bin. Of isdius i.sued 70 and
@ az Sra asS f asr
g sss Iss. noa 1909
No. ,s j. y $! SSSss $S;i:s; az
jeNtr Agents for Washington, foot nsh q. ~.
ARD LINE.
NOTICE.
of s line ssss %
course for all seasons Of the year.
81 gOs1P g Of " at 4s
Of 50 At q lat, or nothing to the north Of q.
THE BRITIsHAND NORTH AMERICAN
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
BotsS. wy fSEs hon HEw Yssx
sRg ,sia Wed, Aug issRa,sis We'd Sept. @
AZ Aug. sis We'd, S oes.
And every folloyins WEDHEsDAY and sATUR.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage psssen-
HATES OF PASSAGE Cabin, $50, Q 100 and $50,
gold, according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris,
ols, gold, additional. Return tickets favorable
steersse tickets TO and from ell parts Of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills oflandios given for
on the Continent. and for Mediterranean Ports. Ior
freight and passage apply at the Dom psny 8 office,
81 ss 81 GSfs ois:fss' tns
Jsnzs-ly CHAe. g FRAHCKLYH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

UNIVERSAL Il. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from al points
::ass. 1870 q $. p D:cssiss.s&ua
in this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through,
Apply to n. d. WHITE6IDE,
apl-ly 021 Penn, ave- Candy store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
I,HIs rs 70 GIVE NoTIOE, Th.. n. .ub.eri

u bers has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding . special Term.
letters OF administratt on the personal estate
of kMAHUEL RHGEb, late Of Washington
county, d. O., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceAsed are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. On or before the ism dsy OF yuly
next: they may otherwise by Law be excludes from
al bensht Of the sid estats Given under my hard
ents 18th day OF July, lae-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
LADIES' GOODS.

81 RECEIVING DAILY 81
BROWN, BLUE AND BLACK vELvErs,
COCKS pLdmEs 1 AND bS sRs ShfH Mfsas. HATS
Sc cHkoF1S ss f IL ssA. H. B. b.
sHADn and TRAVELLING HATS and BON
SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS
Below Cost
Hrs. n. J.. HUNT,
iys-n 6sI and 6a3 D street northwest.
q AT COST az
Loves EHiLSsnHs SAILOR HATS.
GAESs e G TTES: Hal LACE IND Tiis,
DgoH1ss SIX lA s1s fSR
Ell a e sirr1sa &C.
jyls h HOO y Street, between lith and 18th.
7I5 GREAT REDUCTION 7I5
LADIES READY-MADE SUITS,
OVER SKIRTS And BAsoUEs,
And LADIES UNDERWEAR.
PABAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS at half price.
FLOWERS. HATS, RIBBON, and MILLIHrRs
GOODS less than cost
JUST RECElVKD-
large assortment OF HAMBURG EDGES and
LCRU LACKS selling at . reduced price.
CoRSETs and KID GLOVES In 0 great variety.
HUMAN HAIR very low at
3. HELLERB,
jelI-n IT'S MARKET SPACE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

IMP OkT ANTI
,hyou want Great Bargains In all kindso
DEFY GOODS,
Eou must not fsil to see the stock at
no. 3I4 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
YOU WILL FIND
Fine Goods OF sill kind; desirabls Goods for the
present al approaching seasons, which we shall
offer at prices for CASH warranted satisfy the
most oxac.iDg.
W. N. BROWN.
No, 31i sth stree. northwest.
r. s-We mean business for the next 30 days
Our sfock must be sold of Jy15-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
WAsH. b WILLIAMs, Aaetioaesr.

WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Aaetionesr.
AnnMIEIsIRArRIX SALE oy yABIoUs
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, CoNsIsrIs9 OF
SARPkIe- CHsIRs, BEOS. BEDDING,
O.OCkkBY, CULINARY ARRANGEMENTS,
On SATURDAY. August s, ISIS, at 10 IN
m. By oreer OF the sunreme Court Of the Dis "
tr iSs OF o9lumbis, holaits SPECIAL Tern; ~
VIII sell. Q, the suction rooms Of W. b. Wit
hams, corner 18th and streets nor N vest, the
above described a. ode.
MARY LAVENDER, Adqniui<sratrix.
ausS d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Anct.
THoMAs powLIKe. AuctiOneer.
ApMINIsTEAroRS sALn OF THl PER.
SOMA keFECre OF THE LATE JOHN n.
BOYLE, nlOEAeED, AT AUCrtON.
On WkDNksDA1, Ausuu Is, ls76, az 10m
m, will Sci, Al the residence Of tue late W
s.n =. BoIle, {. oe.sd, on the eorns, OF
ZSth and streets northwest tnear the Q. ~
oessr.ssory THE psrsonal effects of said deceased
Psrior Suites. Bedroom Suite, wardrobes, Blu
resls. ssdstsads, Cerpts, Beds aud Bedding.
Books, Shot Gun, Gold Watch aud Oh ain, Horse,
Osirisges, Harness. Chickens: aad . general az
JkR04E fITHAH, Administra tor.
auez 1y,b THOS. DoWLl0G, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

DRY GOODS CHEAP
WA. Bird wYLII has reduced
n och Q; bis extensive stock
Below the rates usually obtained
10 other Fret class stores
keductons extraordinary In an
Dress Goods, Suit n Materials.
White Goods, Lawns and Summer goo6s
fours and old can be supplied with
Linens for Ladies, Cent? or OhiIdre,
lnsertfr g and kmbroideries chean ana
Everything at lowest rates for cash
WI. BIRD WYLlE
10lt Tn street northwest,
Sefrt." Jen-U
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14
F0LI7IC.fL

The Hon Abraham Hewitt does not visit the
White House so often as he did.
If John Morrissey had believed that the Ore
gon theft would elect Tilden, would he have de
clared all bets off
Secretary Morrill, is pushing the work of re
trenchment without the spur of Congress. At the
Baltimore Custom House forty-.wo offices have
been abolished, at a saving Of $4,000.
The most melancholy spectacle at present is the
attempt of the democratic journals to make the
public believe they think the Oregon bushes:
elects Tilden. They burst out in spasmodiC
sort of way with flags and ROSTERS but there is al
air Of hopelessness about them which shows they
have really given up the 6ght.- Tribune.
a despatch from Columbus, Ohio, says that The
republicans there regard the voting of the Pres
dental electors Wednesday as haying settled the
election in favor Of Gov. Hayes, and they belev,
that he will be inaugurated next March. Tn,
Oregon fraud is regarded as indeiensible. All til,
better elias: of democrats are evidently ASHAMED
of Gov. Growers action. Men Of both parties arr
surprised that Gov. Tilden has not promptly de
nounced this outrage against the rights of tn
people. One hundred guns were fired in homo
of Hayes and Wheeler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

and satisfactorily employed than they
were last year. and from the latest re-
ports we Judge that the same is true ofthe
iron furnaces, though there has been little
change in prices. The mining interest is
perhaps as much depressed as any other
and yet the decrease in quantity marketed
has not been large, if bituminous as vel
as anthracite is included. Above all the
farming interest, upon which more than
half of all the consumers in the country
depend. has been aided by a succession OF
good crops to escape from Indebtedness
and is doubtless more nearly prepared for
prosperity than it has been for several
years.
Cracking can only retard the recupera-
ton toward which natural forces tend.
Our foreign trade, though not so large as
might be desired, shows more healthy
balance than we have seen for many years
before. Our banking system, as the Con
Iroliel's report has shown, is in very
ueallnN cOuultiOn, anu tnOuSu inc icSdi-
tender average of banks in this city has
been reduced to $50, 373 ,900-only III
per cent of eposits-thcre is no anxiety,
in part because the influx of specie is cor
respondingly large, and in part because
the outflow of legal tenders indicates a
healthy activity in the movements of
grain, produce and cotton. There is no
occasion for gloomy forebodngs. Polit-
cal uncertainties are rapidly giving place
to general conviction that the legal de-
cision will be accepted and upheld, and
we may reasonably hope for gradual i'm
more settled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

Of such power, however it may seem to partizans
is fully in accordance with the principles of law
and common sense, that "no one shall take adj
vantage of his own wrong"
Among the singular phases of present political
complication is the calm and reasonable po-
sition of the Southern democratic managers as
contrasted with the fury and furious talk of their
northern associates, the latter angrily demanding
Impeachment and talking airly and menacingy
of what they will or will not concede, and what
they will accept or otherwise, while the former
under the lead Of Ben Hill,' Lamar and others
from the extreme south assert the extreme folly Of
any attempt to impeach President Grant, and in
respect to the ill-advised and menacing language
used by some, insist that il the Representatives of
the republic are not capable of settling any con-
plicstions that have arisen or may arise without
disturbance, they had better 60 home and let
some one fill their places who can do so. Even
Hill is reported to assert that those who have been
so unwi.e to talk of resistance to authority are
of the class "Invinciblc in peace and invisible in
war"
If this language concesls rather than expresses
their opinions, it is valuable evidence that they
and their people desire no more war on southern
soil, and would afford little organized support to
any outbreak If it is honestly said, it is most
scahing rebuke to the mounting Of political sol
ders Of fortune who croak of evil and ruin, while
these men, whom war has stripped Of fortunes and
luxury, and the disturbed relations OF labor and
capital with the unavoidable friction and trouble
that has followed have brought little but suffering
declare that there must be submission to law and
order and authority, and all evils must be borne
manfully Till they can be removed by legal and
constitutional means, and the prosperity of the
whole Union advanced thereby. They know that
while it was in the old time possible to purchase
northern votes Of politicians the purchase of the
rank and file to fll armies is not easily made IN
the'uterests of sectionalism and revolution among
an intelligent and law abiding people.
Whether duiins the absence of the southern
committees and the interests felt in their report,
as well as the important interests that require at
tention, Congress will adjourn over the HOLIDAYS,
is not yet decided. But il is probable tina. the
usual adjournment will be had. and thus the men,
bers have time to visit their homes during this
pleasant season. A b. &.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

The Committee on Appropriations has
agreed to report bill making an appro-
priation of 100000 for the armament Of
sea coast Notifications, including heavy
guns, Gattling guns and howitzers fol
flank defence carriages and all necessary
expenses incident thereto; also $4,000
for torpedoes for harbor delences and
preservation of the same, and for torpedo
experiments in their application to harbol
and land defence. and for instruction o
an engineer battalion in their preparation
and application.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

Seven "Reformers," have already been
convicted in Cincinnati for too much vot-
ing on the democratic side in October,
and the persecution Of the patriots has just
begun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Christmas Presents
H OLD Y GOODS,
G00sA'!4 CHEAP STORE
IN IIALLOw WE'LL.


We have jIst opened a SPLENDID stock OF
Medium and Low frccd Holiday Goods, aud are
selling them az the Low EST IRlC!S ~ Err Il NOWN.
New STYLES h .hcmfan Glass Vases for - cent
Large Wax Dnlls Nlru iAlN for Sloo
splendid shell Boxes Tor 90.
Pretty Wax Dolls VIM HAIR, p IT..
Ihtmian Glass Mugs Tor - cts.
Very Ptetiy aud Large sllyTel Vases - cts.
Vases IN SETS WITH Cart Receivers tor .,r,.
Mustache [ UP lDr Genie' Paeseht7 10 cts
Gents shavlhs Mug. + + 80 Cts.
Chlldren's Mugs, tCblna and Slyele y Very .oN.
splendid Lot Il Albums fromsi e.. to 800.
Ladies Work Boxes Tor - cen,s.
Ladte,' walnut Writing u ~ for e'ct-.
Child,cns ira sets, 10, 20, 81, So - cents "a b.
Gents Watch St, uds only 500
Nice Boxes of Perfume Tor Pies'n mt, Tor sl0l
Nee Lot of relfumcry tNew Lott 10 ct,. u tie
Pretty elias, Boxes for presents tom - to 'ual-
EHckS4mmon ant Checker roIrds
wallet I. ; cats .'1.a iet.. to $lo0.
Very rrety / ,1l, stt- ior LIS set.
Pretty Mac? >c- Tor p and 50 cents.
We havt IA l. tr&.,t stock oi Vases in the city
ON 10 e., 10 - % pair.
Very Large otrcn u Small rows, Cheap.
Ladies ctrp,d I, ton ana Wool Hose - cent.
Ladi"s' Fell s&ins Kh1uCED. % 90 cents.
Ladies' Clouds only - cts. each.
Wooden iara CO.. = skeip.
Large ssenS Woolrn Yarn 20 celts.
ioa BRuWN DUCK ONeralls ont, 80 cts
| adies' Worsted JAcktts oul, 15cts
Meu's Undershirts ant Drawers - ct..cach.
Men Mems Heayy Ribbed Wo !ien iio,e . cts.
Chlldren's WO0cn Hose ,, 10 and 10 Il pair.
LARGE srock OF Noo!cl O,ershtts at REDUCED
PRICES.
Ladies undervc~t4 and Drawers so c.s. each.
Ladiesl SIN >eck fidis for = c,s.
Cardinal 4 silk Ties for - .ents.
Cmlk q. \. /. Thread, ants spool
Nice Toilet Soap - cts. Il cake or 30 =. a ,ln1 H.
New stock OF Back Combs, 10 LOW rKiChs
Mems rants Q.iDed throughout iorsL5'.
l. 'y's M.ulen - MS from = Ct. to 81 60.
Hagan's Magnoia Balm, 80 eel.s d, uuttt..
Ayers Hair NIEor, IS cents.
Uau's Han RcneWer, % cts.
Burncu's COooliGe, u cents.
kennedy Medical Discovery siI5,
RuNh,s IN. safariiia y Iron selling 81 .,p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

In Missouri, North Carolina and New
Jersey the democratic electors found dis
qualified man in their number, two be-
cause of perjury and treason, one for hold
ing Federal office. In each case their
colleagues proceeded to fill the vacancy,
and no one questions the legality of such
a course but those who hold that the ac-
ton Of the electors in Missouri, North
Carolina and New Jersey is right, must
admit that that of Gov. Grover and Gro
min in Oregon was wrong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14
naiIu Aennrbst Journal
AUG u STA,
Thursday Morning. December IL, 1916.

The House has voted that the Twenty
Second Joint rule is in operation but how
it can be in operation with the Senate al
most solid against It Is cOnundrum OF the
first magnitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

Congress ought to move slowly in the
direction of giving the Supreme Court
power to count the electoral vote. 1t is
matter that requires the most careful con-
sideration. We don't desire TO escape one
dilemma by plunging into another.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14

The news from Louisiana and South
Carolina shows that the Oregon trick was
planned at the democratic headquarters
in New York. Copies OF kilograms from
New York leaders to their partisans in
those localities the evening before the vot-
ing, to the effect that the needed vote had
been found in Oregon. were printed in
the democratic papers in New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

To incorporate THE Merchants Exchange
Association Of New Orleans" comforting
certain privileges and authorities upon
said corporation; authorizing said corpor.
alton to fix the grades and stsndar Of
the articles to be inspected, weighed or
gagged; authorizing said corporation to
establish committees of reference and ar
bitration. and for other purposes; and
repeating ell laws or parts of laws in con-
fiict with the provisions of this act.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly convened :.
That the following named persons, to wit:
William G. Raymond, Samuel H. Kennedy.
robert 8. Howard, Julius Warm, Frederick
y. Odepdahl, Paul e. Mortimer, Ephriam
u. Converse, George r. Preston, William
Gordon, =. Dolhonde, George E. Sears,
William II. Remand, William II. Deeves,
Thomas A. Adams, Louis Prsdos, E. II.
Keep, John l. Adams, William Hart well.
Wliiiam B. Schmidt, john T. Moore, Francis
= Zisgler, james l. Day, Warrington Marks,
=. H. Gardner, Booth F. Glover, John
Holmes, Cyrus Bussey, Louis Reder, Joseph
Woods, c. d. Dolsen, Anthony j. Gomiia.
Abraham Lamia, Adam Thomson, Thomas
0yrnee, Abraham Hirsch, Theo. Prud-
hemme, Joseph West, Joseph O,Brien. r.
=. hickey, = =: Fairchild, William J. Be.
-, Henry =: vess, John B. Camorr, VIC
~ Rredos, John 4. Boarman, John McCsf- 4
~, @. 7. Beddssks, Ono Ei%er.' n Fl. r. r.
tlaWloes ~ 4. 0fesaWeod. n. Burke Cer6i.
Dao1 Hb1koI John b. Kent, p. Thomnson
J B. d. Boodio, g. p. Haffison, D. Fafio'
7e1usl. z Rues, John Branaee, G. o. Gun.
nanG1. lenae n. Maeks, Chafles Pioassnto.
I.L 6taieee, 0eeEgs Je1as, Thomas eheo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
I'BekA NOTICES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT CogRr FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLRANG

Fl
VyHR ETATB OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
y IL nav concern, greeting: Whereas, Michael
McQoade, Of the city Of New Orleans, has pur.
psh q osn: on az 81 june o.
the property hereinafter described, and has ap.
piled TO the judge of this court for monition Or
1880 OF act No. s. Of the General mbly of 1870
commonly known a. the Revised statutes Of 1870
no. MoT therefore, anow ye: and gu persons inter
the nsme of the State Of Louisiana and OF the
Fifth District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans who
described in cons 70 sf
any iniormslty In the order. decreo or Judgment
OF the court under which thi: sale was made, or
or advertisement, In time or manner OF sale, OF
for any other defect Whatsoever, to show cause
Tthin thirty days from the day this moaition is
% made should not be cor frmed and homolo gated.
The said property was scld by the aforesa id
seizure and o. 10 Issued BY the Fifth District Court
for the parish of Orleans. 1t the suit Of Moore,
;ss9ss ay: ys Andrew alsssen No. s.ss q
Michael McQaade became the purchaser Of the
follow ing DESCRIBED properly. at the price and
sum OF Ixtoen hundred dollars.
Description Of the property as contained in the
judicial convey ances recordt in .he Clerks office
Of the Fifth District Court:
Four certain lots Of ground, with all the i'm.
provsme1ts thereon, in square bounded by st.
Charles. Prytanis. Deachsise streets and Louis.
lana avenue and designated by the numbers TWEEN.
eight. on . plan drawn by better and Thiel, arcbi
tects, dated the twenty seventh of March, 1865,
dspceited In the Office Of .. Dr0uet. notary public
IN this cty said lots adjoin each other, and meas
nre each thi, two feet front on Pry tana street.
by one hundred and twenty-six feet three inches
IN depth; lot nun Der twenty eight forming the
corner Of Prytania and Delachairo streets being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from Micheal Gern0n by an
act passed before Wynne Rogers a Eotary public
in this city, on the twelfth Of June 1869.
Witness Our hand, and the seal of the aforesaid
court, this third day Of March, A. D. 1876 and the
hundredth wear Of the independence of the United
States of America.
E.lNORTH CULLOM, Judge:
mhZl ap8 Is l8 THOMAS DUFFY, Gle. X.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
STATE or LOUISIANA
STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. FANNY vOLLMkR VS.. ABRAHAM CONN
her hasband-Ne, a OIL

7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE NINTH DAY
4 OF March, 1876, judgment was rendered in thil
courc In the following entitled suit, in the words
and fgu, es following, to wit: ""-"'
MRS. Fannv Vollmer vs.. Abraham Conn her hrs
band, No. 44OlI. A' "o- N-'
On motion of Cotton Levy, of counsel for
pantln, and on rrodut ing due proof of paiutiff,s
demand, and the law and evidence being in her
favor. It Is ordered, adjudged and decreed. that
Inc Judgment BY default herein entered on the
nrst instant against defendant be now confirmed
; and made final; aud accordingly, that there be
Judgment IN favor of plaintiff Mrs Fanny VoIlmer
me w,fe 81 Abraham Conn. deere ing separation
OF property and dissolution of the co,pmunjtv ~
acauests and gains heretofore existing between
them. II 10 further ordered, dud1ed and decreed
that plaintiff. the said Mrs. FANNY VOlImer wife
ara empowered to manage aud control the sonar
ate property that she may hereafter acquire. De-.
PENDANT to pay all costs OF suit, e
Judgment rendered March 9, 1876
Judg Eent signed March H. 1876
4. L. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony Whereof have hereunts sci nv
asno sna amxsd the seal Of the said court, at the
city OF New Orleans, on this fourteenth dav Of
March, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy six, and the one fnn.
States. Va 'Ao oDA'e~
mh2l ap1 90 up. CHALON. nepntv Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER OF J. w. HOMAN & CO. BANK.
rupts.
In BankrupfcY-No. lA1R.

WHEREAS, J. ". HOMAN AND FREDERICK
w Roman. Of Few Orleans and distrc,
aforesaid, duly declared bankrupt under The
act Of Congress of March q 1867 has this day fled
in said court petition praying for q dis
charge and certificate thereof from all theil
de0gs and other claims prOvabe under said act.
Nolce is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts. and to ali other Der.
s ,.1. in interest. that the fifth day Of NAV.
~! 1910 at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of
attend and show cause if any they have. why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be granted:
and further notice is given that the bankrupt will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
on the fourth day of March. A. d. 1876. at II
Orleans. 's AVG"
Clerks Office, New Orleans April Is, 1876.
apis Is my2 K Low nanntv C1.,k
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ALLEN A. CARMAN-NO.

ESTATE OF ALLEN A. CARMAN-NO
1929.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OPYIcR
New orleans, April 10, 1876. !
vTVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
y in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis.
trct Court of the United states for the District Of
louisiana, against the estate of Allen A. Cxrman.
Of New Orleans, in the parish Of Orle ans, State
OF louisiana, adjndged bankrupt upon his. own
The delivery Of n anT Of debts and
bankrupt, to him for his and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law: that a
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt to Drova
their debts and choose more assignees Of his
estate, viii be held at court of bankruptcy to be
noden on the second day of Nav, A. D. 1875, at
J. W. Gurley, Jr., register 'e'"'0
sp1l my2 United States Mars,ha,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
UNITED SKATES
UNITED sTAThS DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
4" 1hh MATTER OF WILLIAM II. HENNING
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. Hap,

WHEKkAS, WILLIAM b. HENNIKG, OF NEW
Uresuss and diatrict Aforesaid, duly declared
pan under the act of Congress of March .,
n,ayin nas Tor ras oay fled in said court petition
said act Notice y therefore given to iii creditors
who have Preysd their aeSts, and to al other
April 1876. At II is assigned for the 1 hss =.
Ing Of the s.ns. and that they nay then and there
attend s1d shoy csuss, II any they have, why the
md further nodes = given that IL hsnkrnnf
VII undergo N examination beforo Reaist1r
p ieS. q II 4. Il, 8 his e0lce. OnatcS nansa
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