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MISCELLANEOUS


nIvORCEs OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT STATES
Dw,hou. publicity ss, w xuTHSY P7S
broadway
csKIN DISEASES a SPECIALITY FOR YEARs-2ooU
Scase. cured DR. VAN DYKE has studied and analysed
avery or Of skin disease exseucc have any skin
disease DR. VAN DYKE permanently cure you Once
Is West 18th ~
CKIX DIsEAsEs.--A CURE GUARANTEED IN KvkRY
Sskin Diseases case Can on or address Dr. VAN
skin Diseases DYKE West 10Th St. New YORK, %
skin Diseases 1921 Green st. Philadelphia, Pa
rI,lIE GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
,Ex x-Governor THOMAS Y. PORTER. General Managcr1
~ y, vi III, rp,sr pssis'vsy 'axs ogsweupv else a.
mr. money refunded There viii bc distributed the lucky
ticI OF ho $500 In Cash Gifts ranging from $lOoUJb
down sa DO neglect buy ticket In this popular
TICKETS. sia: HALVES, 81; QUARTERS, S.
cEKTlFICAiE OF FARMkRs' BANK or KEN
IucKy.
FARnERs' BANK, FRASgroRr, Ky, July 10, 1876.
This 10 to certify that the kenacky Cash Dstribution
Company" deposits Its funds Ia the Farmers Bank u
Kentucky. With instructions from ExGovernor Thomas r
Porter General Manager. as shown w n, note appended
hereto. GRANT GREEN.
Cashier Farmers hank or Kentucky.
Ovrics kRSrucxy EAsH DESTRUCTION CoxpAHy,(
FRAsgrogr. KY, July IS, 1875.
GRANT GREEN. Cashier Farmers Bank ::
DeAR SIR All money deposited by me In the FarmsrS
Bank OF Kentucky the credit Of the kertucky Cash
Distribution Company Of which agent and general
manager 10 deposited by me condition that no pesl
thereof shall bc Withdrawn except upon cheek. -
pledge myself that check shall be gyen except 10 pe
msut of prizes Or amounts due ticket holders
THOMAS i. PORTER General Managse
General Eastern Agents. ITO Broaduay.
Uptown once. .1O9 Broadway.
Downtown Office, ~ Now st.
Brooklyn Branch, 2O6 Aontagus -
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc.

LtOR sALE-,jSE 4s-FOOr STEAM LAUNCH, BULL
by HerrcshoH Manufacturing Company. Bristol, H. l.,
and furnished With their patent safety coil boiler Can be
Wall 81 between o'clock alongside 81 steam yacht
Viola vherc information be obtained OF Captain JOHN
h. llERRESIOFF
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terstic OF Now Workers TO be put In way OF secur
ing this inv siuable collection. and the success they
have met with 80 TAR must encourage them 10 expect
iull iruton o their antcipaions. lLe following are
the Subscriptions III gold lar received Tor the pur-
chase OF General di Ccsnolas coecuon:-
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH

Steamer santec Springer New Bedford for New York
schr q Drew. Springer. Bangor for New York.
schr vetn. Henderson. kockland Tor New York
schr George l. Carman. Carman Boston tor New York
Schr Memento. Black we'll. Boston for Rondout
schr Aro Pariee. Nickerson, Somerset for New York.
Schr Florence Hall Kesn. Fall River for New York
Schr Nancy Ross smith, Providence for Philade phtA
Schr Lizzie Titus Phillips Provden for New York
Schr wm tapm seavey. Newport for New York
Schr Perine, Sheffield, stonih gfon fer New York.
schr joseph Marsh Brown New London tor New York.
Schr A Hayes. dow. Derby Tor New York.
schr Wn fsrren Lindsey. New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Perit tBr Chsdsey, New York for Halifax Ms
Steamer Frsnconia Bragg New York Tor Portland.
Brig Alice Bradshaw lbrj Sanford. New York Tor MA
lagA
schr Ocean Belle ,Br. Watson. Now York for St John
NP.
sehr Acacia (3r. Hambln. New York for St John. NIB
schr George Calhoun Ferguson. Now York Tor frov'
idence.
schr Annie Chase. Gibson New York for Greenport
schr Helen Aurusts. Pratt. New York for Portland.
rer Alice oakes. Jameson. New York fur Providence.
schr Frances Arthcmus Pinkhs. Hobok for Boston.
Scar Edwards. West ioboken for Providence.
Schr BRACES. iryon. iloboken tor Portland.
schr Albert Treat Sawyer. Hobokcn for Fail River.
Schr u u Dvcrty. CANDY. HoDo9en for Pawtucket-
Schr MerSin Bunce. Hobokcn for Providence.
Schr Huntress. Sprasuc. uob0xen for Fal River.
Schr Asa u Pnrvere Brown, Tanger for Boston
Schr Abel Parker. Dean. Amboy for Taunton
Schr Lille Wells Wells. Port johnson tor Providence
Schr II Blacknian. Arnold Albany for Providence.
Schr Sarah Gurey, Gurrey Poughkeepsie for New Ha
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
- IHH - -
Siestn.r.

DATES DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER DEcEMBER
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'rhoh. Haverstraw for Providence.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION.
WllTksIONE Ii SoY2l lk7H

ScHr a u LHwsoh, Aerhou HHverstrAw TOT FrovIdence
HERALD TRLEGRAPH STATION.
WuiTksToSK. Ii. Nov ~. 1870.
There Is large fleet OF outward bound vessels in Hart
Island roads awaiting favorable weather. among which
barks Watson. for Liverpool: w A Farnsworth for
New Bedford see Miscellany: brgs Hattie Petis for Al
gier; Alice Bradshaw. for Malaga schrs Acacia l and
Ocean Belle Br. both for st john NIB, and forty
coasting all before reported and all rode
guile In safety. The inward bound Sound steamers were
many hours behind time Tho Continental OF the New liza
line she passed the Herald Station this PM exhb-
tied large hole her stRrbowrd other
vile appeared 20 have oxperi.nced some rough
Steamer Tiliie. from New York for New London and
other vessels beure reported of Whiiestone proceeded
the abatement of tho gale this AN.
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Oyicc.
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BRIsroL. Nov 81. PM-Wind +. light.
Lizard. Nov II. PN-wind Sc. light; ans.
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handles, but whona laziness drove into
the political field 10 serve the dear
people, and act the good fellow with
the cOngenial spirits, who were not cut
out for any particular sphere, bat who,
according to their own exalted Opin-
ions Of themselves, are ss much sape
rior Gin talent and country saving quail
tiles, TO common people, as the ele-
plant is in strength, to the mouse. and
are ever ready and willing to grasp the
helm Of the ship Of State, provided
they can have c,tTte blanche 10 appro-
pirate the loose change lying around on
deck, or slowed in the lockers.
AEATOR.
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Easter e.

These eggs, which are almost as
ancient as the ark which they SYM
bOlize, are to be found in an civil
lied countries. They are an emblem
of the resurrection. As the whole
living world went into the ark, and
were shut up Tor a season, like the
life in the egg, SO by the egg the
aDcients for ages symboIized the
tradition of that great event bring
ing eggs to the affairs of their gods.
The Hindoos even conceive their
god Brahma once in cycle of ages
to enter into the egg with the whole
animated universe, and float like
the ark on the waters of eternity,
till the time comes to reproduce
himself and all things with him.
So the Gnostics engraved this idea
on the Christian religion ; for the
entrance of Christ into the tomb
and his resurrection, were at once
typifed by the ark, and the egg its
symbol. This adopted custom, as
AL such customs do which have a
sentiment in them dear to the hui
man heart, few far and wide. The
Russians give paschal eggs; but
what is more singular, the Moham-
medans do the same. In France, in
the week preceding Easter, baskets
full of eggs boiled hard, of a red or
violet color, are seen 10 the streets;
and the children amuse themselves
with playing with, and afterwards
eating them. The egg placed on
the paschal table of the Jews, was
u symbol of the destruction of the
human race, and of its regenera-
tion.-[Demorest's Monthly Maya
zine.
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gHERTFF,s SAVE,

VIM. i. Poole vs.. VIM. Vincent et ais
State of Louisiana 18Th Judicial Dis
trict Court Parish Of CaIcasieu.-
No. A27.
DY virtue Of q writ OF Fieri Facias
I'D issued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court Aforesaid I viii offer for
sale AZ public anction. &C the Court
House door Of this Parish, IN the town
Of Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY,
the 6th day Of May. a. ID. 1876. within
legal hOdrs Of sale, the following de
scTibed property. seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit. to Wit :
One Steam Circular Saw Mil and
building, together with Engine, Saws,
Cars, ETC., and everything thereto be-
longing and appeTtaining, situated on
Calcasieu River, in this parish.
TERMS :-This being the second offer
ing the said property win be adiudi-
Gated to the last and highest bidder for
whatever it will bring, at twelve months
credit, purchasers furnishing bond aud
security according to Law, bearing five
per cent. per amman interest, and spe-
cial mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on the property sold until paid.
DAVID I'll. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JULIEN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles, La,
April 6, 1876.
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10000 ORANGE TREES

Yer sale, Cheap for CASA,
Or on terms, with good guarantee. I
viii give all facilities for payments. /
have some trees from 5, a, 8, 2 and 1
years old, at the disposition Of purchas-
eFs; guarantee these trees to be Of first
quality, for the sweetness and size Of
the fruit they win produce. A reduc-
ton viii be made on the price for those
purchasing large quantity. I viii ship
them in boxes, one or more trees ia
each box, according 30 the demand.
Boxes containing % one year old
trees, 10 cts apiece. Boxes containing
6 two year old trees 25 cts apiece.
Boxes containing 5 three year old
trees, 80 cts apiece. Boxes containing
4 four year old trees, IS cts apiece.
Boxes containing l Ave year old tree.
81 % apiece.
". TOUCHY.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. 3O--sm
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Sale by Consent.

MILL be offered at public sale, to
! w the last and highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1876.
at III A. NJ, at the old store fronting on
the Lake, corner of PuiO street, IN the
town of Lake Charles, if not disposed
of any sooner, for the benefit of owners,
the following described property, to
wit:
LIST. Two lots Of ground in the town
of Lake Charles, measuring 1891 feet
front ON the Lake, by 200 feet in depth
| ON PuiO street, running to Ward Alley,
with all the improvements, consisting
of the store house, warehouse, dwelling
house, kitchen, wharf, ETC., known as
the old Puio's store.
I'd. Five lots also in the same town.
at the. corner of Hodges and Puio
streets, measuring $685. feet front on
Hodges street, by 200 feet in depth on
PuiO street. ~.
Sd, The two grants No. 268, in the
name of John Henderson, and 40. ISL,
in the name of Martha Andrus, situated
On the west side of Calcasieu River, and
containing an aggregate area of 1877
6S-1OO acres, of which is to be deducted
the BrasheaT place containing 100
acres, leaving a balance of lit S. 100
acres to be sold, sItuated in sections
! and 2, Township 8 South, Range S
West, and in session 35, Township s
South, Range West. This tract con-
tains a valuable body of cypress and
pine timber.
4th. Lot 2, section II, Township
9, Range 8 West, containing IS acres,
cypress swamp on the west side of Cal
caRieu River.
9th. A tract Of cypress swamp ON the
east side III CalCslsieu River, in sections
= anil Z, Township Q Snutll, Range 7
West. containing 232 3U-I0O acres.
6:h. A tract Of land containing about
1861 acres, on the west side of Lake,
Arthur, ia this parish, measuring
81 81 arpentN front ON said Lake, by
an average depth nf 40 arpents. being
section q, and part of sections 20 and
q, in Township Il South, Range 8
West, and section 81 and part Ut sec
ton 3S, Township III south, Range 4
West
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Fifteen per
cent. (15 pr ct, cash ON the spot, anil
the balance in two equal iustalments,
payable respectively ON the LIST day of
May, 1877, and LIST day of May, 1878;
purchasers giving their notes with
security, bearing per cent interest
from maturity, to the satisfaction of
owners, who retain the usual vendors
mortgage and privilege on the lands
and improvements with the clause Of
10 per cent attorneys fees in case Of
judicial proceedings 10 enforce tie
payment Of the credit portion thereof
The property is free Of mortgage.
The lands will be subdivided into
lots TO suit the purchasers. Plats Of
the properly viii be exhibited ON the
day of sale
For further particulars inquire Of @
Barbe, Mt Lake Charles, where plats OF
the property eau be seen.
Acts OF sale before the Recorder al
the expense OF purchasers.
Lake Charles, la, April 6, 1876.
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LAKE CHARLES
MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.

~ The undersigned respect
- fully announces to the Citi-
.ss5Ssss zens of Lake Charles and
$50 vicinity that he will open his
first session of the Lake Charles
Academy in the Masonic Building, on
Monday, the 3Oth Of August
All branches Of a,thOrOugh English
education viii be Taught, and especial
attention given TO the higher mathe-
matics
Lessons win be given in the Ian
guage~ il sufficient applications are
made to Justify the formation of classes.
Board, from So to S12 per month.
TERMS:
Primary Department, 50 per month.
Grammar Department, 81 80 per
month. Payable monthly.
o. M. MARSH, Principal.
July %, 1S76-1y
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ID REIMERS, brick-mason, does all
Il kinds Of brick-mason work with
neatness and dispatch. CisteTns, CHM
neys, fire places, supports for build
ings, ETC., constructed at short notice.
Works by the day, or job, and furnishes
material il desired. Orders may be left
at his residence in Lake Charles, or 81
the Office Of the Weekly Echo. Refers
to his employers, and to numerous
specimens Of his work In town and
country. Bricks and other materials
70 be had in Lake Charles.
sept. 16-3m
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state oa I.amisiana.

District Court Clerks Oflice-P Parish
of Calcasieu.
BENZ. F. Shattuck, Sr., vs.. His Credit
Ors-NO. 40.
To the Creditors Of said Benjamin #.
SlIattUck, Sr.:
DY virtue " an order u The Honor
ID able Judge Of said Court, you are
hereby notified to attend meeting Of
the creditors Of said BENZ. #. Shattnck,
ST., 70 be held at the Office Of the Re-
corder Of said Parish, in the town Of
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY,
April 90. 1876, az III O'Clock a. ~, and
then and there 10 deliberate and vote
upon the subject matter az the petition
OF said BENZ. #. Shattuck, ST., 70 said
Court, praying 70 be permitted 30 sur
render his property 10 his creditors,
and 20 take Che benefit Of the iRsolvent
laws Of said State.
ASA RYAN,
Clerk OF said Court.
Lake Charles, La, March 81, 1876.
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At a wedding, it was formerly a
custom to drink honey dissolved 10
water, for thirty days-a moons
age. Hence the origin of the honey
moon. An old bachelor adds as n
reason for it being so called, be-
cause il was full of s. Us.
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NEW BAKERY.

CHRISTIAN JOHNSON announces
" that he has opened Bakery on
Ryan street, between ECHo oflce and
Mrs. Sweeney's store. The establish
ment, with All its furniture and appur-
tenancea. Is entirely new, and no pains
win be spared 20 merit popular patron.
age. Give me q call.
May 20, l676-1y
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 50 ms baggage al
lowed to each seat. 90 per cent deduc-
ton ON round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFIcR at Lake Charles, at J.
W. Bryans store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July 8, 1S75-1y
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

u published Morning and Evenings Yearly
subscription In advance, sl2i Half
Yearly, Ssi oNartogiy, 81
Singh eoEiss, cents.
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E.A KING,
BLACKSMITH
AND
WheeAwFag lRae
IL a KING.

Near y. M. Reid's Slaughter Housa.
Bega to inform his fRien3a and tha
public that he is pEoPsFed 60 sxaoute
work a. above menti0nsd IN Grst elaaa
style. Terms cash.
myS-iy.
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Job Printing Of al descriptions care
fully executed, with neatness and dis
patch.
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U. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans
sCHEDULE on ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves New iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
az Lake Charles next days at P. N.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at A. n. F;
arrives at New Iberia next days at s
p. n
New. light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates;
Err Liz Chnrlnn a H.
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The next quarterly meeting Of the
M. e. Church South at Lake Charles,
viii be held on Saturday and Sunday,
the god and sd inst.
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SMALL Pox.-Dr. G. q. Hawkins, re-
Gently returned from New Orleans, had
an attack Of measles recently, which
was magnifed, by the merest rlmor,
into a case Of small pox. We are en-
abIed, by the assurance Of DR.. ]. G..
Munday, DIR. Hawkins attending ply
stefan, to assure our readers that the
small pox rumor is without the slight
est foundation.
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'T6. OLD HUNDREDl 176.
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Send us SO IS and receive your home
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Weekly in the country.
March 80
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A Journal devoted to the defence Of the inter
ssts and rights Of the OOmmanity.
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NOTICE.
Rate ON Cattle

DY "Pharr's Line" of steamers and
ID Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Rail-
road, from New Iberia to New Orleans.
beginning March 4 and ending No
Yemher / 1876, viz
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THE N. o. BULLETIN,

PAGR u. BAKER.....................RDIToR
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District Court Clerks Ofice-P Paris
Of Calcasieu.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

III GALVESTON. Dec. ~. 1876.
soa E Ss ssss sss os ssos sss O
Cotton active; middng. Ike low nadiior. ilssc
osss ss 70 frances saSs
Cotton quiet and firm; mddng liyzc. low middiing,
5as 5 ssors fsSs sssss hs M Sales. s Isssp s..es
os'fss. '
Cotton hrmcr; middling. lac.: low nnddlinr, Iilsc.
lie eooa ordinary ;, ,os ie Ses receipts @ as
nent. 2.5ua coastwise 77 Sales. $500 stock 1890
..sAvAysAn, Dee. II. 1870.
good ordinary. lo'ic receipts, 5sst bales; gross.
WILMINGTON. \. o.. Dec II, 1876
Spirits Of snrpsnne dsm Z, c Rosin drnl at u IS for
EGsr steady ssle ls9o ssssi.. sss sa Il
white Toledo 81 5o extra white Michigan 81 81 Corn
sss'i;; ~ canssa i Ssid 10 ss%is sa sos
ss %s. s $50 S SSs ~ & G asss
por ton Railroad shipments f,sur 100 Ssis ,sza
receipts or shipments or grain reported the
.s.
%. Bay a. = ss 800 ao Nsi Mi'r.atss club
% g as quoted Not ss = ss Ds%:s ."
Sa So + Ss ss ss
@ II msy ss !. s ns ms
sse ana nrd m a
Wheas bushels; corn al ol9 oats do
barley sos 52s io4l6 do malt -, do. Total
l,564,2 ,2l9 bushels.
TOLEDO. Dec IL, 1876
Flour steady. Wheat dull and shade lower; No
white Michigan ST. 35 No. do. 81 2j 81 ~;
amber do. January 81 30; do. February 81 4ih; No.
d. @ s 5 s. winter. ss q. .si II i Sc g. ...sss
Se; ao ssAs; u, 1saaa.y ssS.s :s,s new.
Sis,.s.i i: as:. d as IL
Wheat. 1900 bushels; 5lDuU do. oats.
Shipments Flour 400 bbls wheat. 600 bushcls corn.
240UO do
CHICAGO, Dcc.ll. 1875
Flour weaker Wheat dui, weak: No. Chicago spring.
81 ~ cash 81 17 January; 81 1s5s 81 TO- February;
No 3do 81 % 81 0s rejected, oJc v6c Corn
demand 4bssc 46l4c cash; 45c., January rejected,
4uc. Oats easier; No at 33ssc cash: j3tic 33nc.
Janlarv rejected l5c. Rye easier TIE Barley DUH
weak 63c, cash; o2lac., January. Pork dull,
SIG 80 $IU ~. cash Sl6 Az SD -. Sl1
*6 30, February Lard unlI, weak 50 Y7s $40.
SluO5 $1uO7s. january xln 10 SO Isls February.
Bukmea dull. uncan ed. Dressed hogs heavy heavy,
50 7j: light ~ So Whisxey steady Vt 81 uU Receipts
bbls. four Al 900 bushels wheat G2u1O corn.
$1,000 oats 500 do. rye, 1900 do. barley. ship
bUs flour 1900 bushels wheat 5000
corn 1900 do oats. 5000 do. rye, 1900 bailey
afternoon call OF the Board: Wheat steady 81 l7
81 l7x January 81 Sts. February Corn quet, shade
frmer at 46iac December; ASc iJsc.. January Oats
unchanged Pork weak at si6 80 $40 3lls. January
$l6 80 SIG 55 February Lard weak at xlU i2tS Feb
ruary; 80 vs. December
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rcadc street, has aiIcd and the oce was sold out by
tho Sheriff yesterday to satisfy judgments for about
81 900 in favor OF L. r. Hawcs and George p. woich.
Tho company organized with nominal capital Of
$3.50 600 Francis NJ. Randall being president and j.
w. Randall secretary. The patents have changed
parties.
Henry ). Jones' better known as Henry ;. Sargent,
the theatrical manager has been adiudicatcd v,un-
tary bankrupt Dy Register Dwight His liabilities
about O00 principally duo losses sus-
taincd IN CINCINNATI, Columbus ana Wilmington, NJ g.
Among the creditors Dion Boucicault, Emily and
Betty Rig, 4. D. Davis Robert Butler and Harry
Richmond.
John Il. Farchild, broker OF No. 81 Broad street,
has gone bankruptcy, and he been
voluntary bankrupt by Register Fitch. His !labii.
ties amount TO 81 500 nominal assets. So 900; real
assets, nothing The largest creditor Is Z. D. Wal
lace-a3 974 2I