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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-12

| man et nj, nuantb.-SeVenteenLD
Under and by virtue OF decree ol
| foreclosure and order of sale, entered In
the District Court of the 17th Judicial
| District of the State OF California, in and
day Of September, A. D. 1873, and writ on
foreclosure of mortgage entered in the
aforesaid District Court, annexed to said
decree and dated the 25th day of Sc ptem-
Der, A. ID. 1878, in the above entitled case,
and in favor OF A. R.; Looms, plaintiff,
| and against l. G. Seaman and Ellen
Seaman, his wife, defendants. certified
copy of which said decree OF foreclosure,
duly attested under the seal Of said
D. 1873, and delivered to me on
the the vr,a same day, together with
by. ! am commanded to sell at
bidder, for cash in U. 8. gold coin, the fol-
lowing and In said decree described real
estate, TO wit:
Situated in the city and county Of Los
as lots nine (S) and twenty (aO) in block
htty.one t5l). of ODDS survey OF the city
OF Los Angeles, as subdivided and de-
! lineated on map made by George Han.
Sn'dnaa sen and 10 Z; seeboid ON the 18th day Of
book number two (2) OF miscellaneous
records of said court, said lots having a
frontage OF nifty (6O) feet on Spring street
and running through to Fort street, OF
uniform width and frontage.
Also, all that other piece or parcel of
land situate in said city of Los Angeles.
and bounded and described as follows
to wit:
Commencing at the Intersection OF the
north line of Washington and the west
line OF Georgia streets, of Bells Addi.
ton, and running thence north along
said line of Georgia street, one hundred
and seventy-six (70) feet; thence west
fifty l50( feet; thence south I76 ieet; thence
east 90 feet, to the place of beginning
Public notice is hereby given that on
THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1878,
At twelve O'Clock M. l will proceed
to sell, at the Court House door,
in the city and county of Los Angeles,
state OF California. at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in
gold coin of the United States, to salts.
fy said decree for principal, interest,
attorneys fees, costs and all accruing
costs. all the above described real estate.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county of Los Angeles, California, this
25 day OF September, A. d. 1873.
-rs II. M. MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
By James C. Ka, s. Deputy. se26.id
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FOR WAY PORTS.

Apply to H. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
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Assessment Notice.

Pomona Orchard Company.-Location
Of principal place Of business, Los
Angeles City.
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Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)andS santa Barbara; also,
ON down trip, at Ananelm Landing Tor
freight only.
nSrPassengers for San Francisco take
the train ior Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3:45 p. NJ, Los Angeles
time.
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FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
WINE PIPES FOR SALE.

A lot of GOOD WINE PIPES for sale.
Apply to John Moran, between Main
and San Pedro streets. o2-2w
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BLUE LIGHT MINING COMPANY
Location of works, Santa Rosa Mining
District. Los Angeles county, Cai.-Lo-
cation OF principal place Of business,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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Mortgage Sale.

A. r. Loomis, Plaintiff. versus /. G. Sea-
man ct al, observation-disclosures
District Court.
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MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1878,

NOVEMBER, 1878,
Al ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day, at the Court Room OF said Probate
Court, at the Court House In the
cause why an order shou ii not be gran ted
to the said executor to sell so much
OF the real estate OF the said deceased,
Frank Cowden, as shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order he
In the Daily Los pgeles Herald, news
paper printed and published In said
Los Angeles county.
ALBERT M. STEPHENS,
Probate Judge.
Dated Septem ber Goth. 1873. s2l-4w
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Delinquent sale.-.Notice
CALIFORNIA STAR OIL WORKS
COMPANY.

Location of Principal Place of Business.
San. ncisco.-Location of W orks, An
drews' Station, Los A ngeles county, and
San Buenaventura, Ventura Co., Cal.
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Mortgage Sale.

Lucy GIL lmore. Plaintiff, against George
y. Tiffany ct al, Defendants-Seven-
teenth District Court.
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SOUTHERN PACIF IC RAJ lR0AD
&M -
AND
= II E A M E IL -.
Los Angeles, Yuma, San Diego and
Wilmington Divisions.
Important Change Of Time

On and after Monday, Dec. l7th ,l877. and
until further notice, trains Will run every
day as follows:
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03
A GenerOns Miner'

After all, these Virginia W
have big, generous hearts y
evening one of them, who VS
up a weeks spree in 'Frlis
out of the Palace after diunG'
against a haggard-looking' "
teel woman who was weeplE
corner. What is the matte
said the miner respectfully !.
him a sad story-povefty' \, Y
large family of children noun = u
nothing to wear. sis tha
frock you've got?" said thsp
low, gently. She said 1t was, y,
his pocket. 1t contained, .a, ~s
which he had intended odsl"
and wickedness that evenlIi
here a moment, marm, SuuJ
around the corner and into !.
store. In a few minutes ~ n
and, pressing a small Ounu, a.,
poor woman's hand, dlSapy"s y,
the air of a man who mad a9'
action gracefully. The staI'7i 4
eagerly undid the packasSs;'I ! IN |
ed a pair of embroidered 4 SD, 81, >
-San francisco Neys-Lsl"'
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03

elegant man OF society, All.
low of progressive ideas. ssS u'S'
friend of peace. aug
The chief Representative =. Z
Count Julius Andrassy IL. y 2
the plenipotentiarieS H. H.
and looks 10 years younae. 1 :
He was born at ZemliD, Il, d..
father, though belonging 'a'a ,s
family, devoted himself : ! .
pursuits, and so did the SoD "
revolutionary movement bs.. h
the young Count Julius NJ.
deputy to the Diet, and in ~ a.
put himself at the head Of u \ !
turn of his county. The a, I
revolutionists forced him ~
in Paris and London, and ! i
a1ter tne amnesty of 1871
enabled to return to his ns,is y |.
In 1860 he joined the partvo,lt
was elected ice-Pre>idept u u ?
Subsequently he became INV, /
ative in his views, sided with I
came Minister President ~ |,
the Department of Nations \
The crowning of Emperor ?, b
seph as King of Hungary vs,'
extent the work of Andrassr
The chief Representative; 4 !
are Caratheodory Pasha and b
Ali Pasha. ThefOrmeris MI
ed and learned Greek, who h
been in the diplomatic servir
cupies now the post of Mipir,s
lie Works. He speaks FreD@ a
gllSh quite tiuently, but Seem p
modest and timid a man to h p
cessfully to negotiate with ~
stamp of those with whom h q
Congress. At home, it is ssil !
nee Aristarchi, is much mon y
ister than he is.
Mehemet Ali Pasha is aires
in this country, He is a Ell
birth, and a Frenchman b.
His fathers name was Det :
famous Ali Pasha took a FAM
boy, and brought him up vi,
care he could have bestowed
own son. His first military :
in the war with Montenegro. I
passage of the Danube BY til +
troops he was appointed to d '
Commander-in-Chie of the z
Shumla. After the fall Of
was replaced by Suleiman Pal .
France is represented by hsl|
of Foreign Affairs, William Ha
dington, and by the Count del 4
lier. The former is a Frenc
glishman, educated at CamGl!
thoroughly English in his
views. He is a profound
numismatics and a literary m q
tinction. He entered pOlifd g
in 1871. Theirs appointed Ei
ter of Public instruction, ID
he has siuce occupied seTa
He has held his present Office
last October.
The Count de Saint Vail
plOmatist Of the routine h
young (43) handsome, eleg
man of social culture. Hell .
been in. the diplomatic eTb'
gained distinction ds a Conf!
of the French Governments 4
man army of occupation. \
The two Italian reprear
Count Corti and Count de luI Ic
former is Minister of Foreign q
latter Ambassador at BERN y
Corti knows Turkey andthel1
for he has lived at COnstsnn
many years. The role Of
Congress is a secondary one :, 3,
have to do is to look out fGtit
try's interests in the Adrlatle, y
of Turkey does not concern d 4 4
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03

Green Tomato PreSerVeS.-7 pounds
small green tomatoes, piercing each one
with fork; pounds sugar, ounce
ginger-root, ounce mace, four lemons /;
make the sirup, allowing cup of water
to given amount of sugar; boil toma-
toes in the sirup till clear; skim them
out, and lay Oh dishes to cool before
putting them in jars; boil sirup until
thick, and pour over them.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03

BABIES are too highly priced to permit them
to suffer with Collie, Platulence, etc., when
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will at once relieve
them. Price, 25 cts.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03
The Great GeOlOgicaly W

The question as to how ! ~ i
ton of the eccentricity o. ~. !
orbit may have brougl NJ aoJI .oJ /
changes of climate indlca,'S Ssns,,
cal phenomena more eip Jdtp
CARDS the cause and GaIS S;s,
epochs-is still an ao'o!UlD' ",
discussion among sclen'l'~ '',,,ir
ton of some, in this discuss !Ii,S'.
during the past three nll.i'yis nllioi,
there have been three Pgli5bfir :r5 4
eocentricity attained ,h!s a hlsI5 b. !!
$3.50, 900 years ago, anu anu.
some 2,460, 900 years "a Y: a.,
minated some 72O,VVoV, "a OOOr
the third began some z5V,CO oo oOi
and terminated about oVivs ar.t
1t is considered that the anoni u,
the glacial epoch, the ,,sariod, soi
of the upper miocene Ps.Tll,s PIss ID
third corresponded TO ,.sriod. .rS
of the middle eocene P0l
- aon nEg
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03

The Bible has osIu - bssss 10
different languages iol i.,r y, sra
aborigines of this counsmd n sad NJ
land, British America, S''
Sharp County record., 1878-10-03
WHY HE WAS EMPEROR.

q I came to this country from no self
ish motives" the Emperor replied. 81
came to do good. Twas happy at Mira
mar when there arrived committee
of notables.' They were represented to
be the best educated, the wisest, and
most influential men of this country.
They formerly asked me to accept the
crown of Mexico. l told them that /
could not then decide, but requested
them to return. at the expiration of a
month. During this period every
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A Million OF Dollars

Seems n great deal of money, but Oak
Hall Just now contains about million
dollars worth of superior clothing for
men and boys. Entering this month
on its eighteenth year, Oak Hall brings
to its work of clothing the people an
immense and valuable experience in
knowing exactly what the people want,
and in being able to furnish it at the
lowest figures.
The present Spring stock at Oak
Nall has been prepared with even more
than ordinary care. In Spring over
coats, every style in neck wear, the
incest novelties in boys suits an i'm
mense variety I; in business and dress
suits for men, all descriptions. The
advantages Of dealing where the stock
is so ample as 10 furnish abundant op-
portunity for selection, both as to style
and size are too obvious to need more
than passing mention.
The old rules prevail at Oak Hall,
Promptncss, poiteness, cash and COM
plete satisfaction guaranteed. The
ticketing of each article with its lowest
price, from which there is no abate-
ment, is u great convenience to all
concerned.
The custom department ofOak Hall
is one of its chief features, and the fac>
ility with which goods may bo ordered
by mail sent from Oak Hall by express,
brings the peoples great Cloathing
Establishment to the doors of all our
readers,
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The Income Tax.

As the Ways and Means Commit
teo have decided to report u meas
ure reimposing the income tax we
shall soon have a revival in Cong
ress of that breezy Western and
Southern eloquence which has so
often shown how atrociously crimi-
nal it is for the Eastern States to
have more money than other States,
and that tho only atonement they
can make is TO pay oil the taxes. 1t
is proposed 70 assess two per cent
on all incomes above two thousand
dollars. This, therefore, is not ex-
clusively tax on the rich man, and
mast necessarily give the tax an OK
tepsive application in every part OF
tho country If tho bill shall ever be-
come law. For good while there
have been murmurs that the West
and South would insist upon the
revival OF this tax, because under it
their section, rs tho relatively less
moneyed districts, would escape
easily, while the Eastern States
would pay heavily. But the very
fact that under this tax the burden
falls on communities not in propor-
tion to population is ono which con-
stitutcs tho tax On illegal one. 1,
can only be justly imposed in such
n way that New York and Illinois
will equally pay, not according to
the number of people in each, and
il it is imposed otherwise its collec.
tion will be opposed in the courts
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A timely dOse Of Schenck's NJ sndrske

A Timely dose Of Schenck's NJ sndrske Pills
10 sure to prevent sn sttsot Of billiousness,
whom . short neglect OF tho warning symptoms
may develop serious case Of foyer. either bill.
ious, iutornittcnt or typhoid.
schonck's Mandrake Pills remove all causes
OF billiousness, promptly start tho socrstions of
the liver, and give healthy tone - tho entire
system. 1t is no ordinary discovery IN IN nedicsi
science to have found 0 harmless caro for this
stubborn complaint which acc0mpl.shcs ell the
results heretofore produced by . free use OF es..
omei, . mineral justly dreaded by mank nd,
and acknowledged TO be destructive In the cx.
tremc to tho human system. That the properties
OF certain vegetables comprise all the virtues OF
oalome without its injurious qualities, I, now an
admitted fact rendered indisputible by soionti.
40 tests. Those who use the Maudraks Pills
will he fully satisfied that the best modicinos
are those provided by nature In tho common
bilious arrangements wrnoas ssn,suv" any
OF the injurious effect, Of calo,noi or other ro,-
sons. Tho cre, ION ~ 49, . ---"'"'ei as WIN
'o rcun oy tho altered color OF tho stools, the
disappearsnce Of the ssllow complexion aud the
cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box Of Pills. Prepared ouiy by J. II. Sch,u,l
h Son. at their princips DO, Cor. SIKH aud
Arch Streets, Philadelphia. Price 20 eou,s per
boz.
For sale by all druggists and dealers,
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ABOLISHED. Gov. Hartranft has
signed the bill abolishing the "pret.
ty waiter girl system. so popular
in Pittsburgh. Its provisions are
general. II prohibits proprietors of
places in which intoxicating liquors
are sold from employing females to
dispense drinks, under a penalty not
exceeding $500 or imprisonment for
one year. No license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors is allowed to be issued
unless with the express understand
ing that the applicant does not en-
ploy any females for the purposes in.
dicated. In addition to the fine and
Imprisonment provided for. the oct
requires the forfeiture of liquors,
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The resumption Of specie payment
is virtually accomplished. For some
time past gold has been paid ont in
change over the counter of A. T.
Stewards great store in New York,
and other large establishments. On
Monday last the principal banks Of
Chicago and Cincinnati announced
that they would redeem their notes
in gold. The Pittston national bvpk
OF this State made the same an.
nouncemsnt. Gold is now quoted at
only one auarter Of q cent premium,
and will soon be worth only it's face
value, when grsenbacks will be at q
premium. And thus is vindicated
Che wisdom Of Horace Gresley's oft
repeated argument -"ths way TO re-
sumption is to resume"
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SPECIAL RESUMPTION. AT q confer
enco at the United States subtreas,
ury in Now York last week, between
Secretary Sherman and tho members
Of the lato syndicate, resulted in the
signing of a contract for the sale of
$5O,0OO,OOO of4l per centum bonds.
The details of tho negotiations, in
GLIDING the method Of payments,
are withheld in the official statement
OF the transaction given out at the
subtreasury, and Of which the fol.
lowing is a copy
The secretary Of tho treasury and
the members of the last syndicate
have entered into an agreement for
the sale, for resumption purposes, OF
-SSll.lalao, ,tsssQ ---1ss.:k.sa-- t~t vons pro.
mum ON gold coin, $4,000, 900 to
be subscribed Immediately and s5,.
OOO 600 per n,ort' t.-..--e, Vio ooi-
unce OF tho year.
The sale Of 4 per cent. bonds will
DO continued by the treasury do
partment as heretofore upon the
terms and conditions of the last cir.
cular and the proceeds will be appli.
cd to the redemption of the per
cent. 6 % bonds.
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There is pathos, real ahd unaffect.
ed, in the closing passage OF Mr..
Christian Rosss lecture concerning
his lott Charley when lie compares
his quest TO search in q deep, dark
abyss by the light Of taper. where
he hears now aud then q little voice
in the darkness crying. "This way,
papa, hear I ann" but when lie goes
in the direction Of the sound ho finds
it is only the voice OF his own hopes
and the wispering OF his own heart
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THIRTY-sM thousand dollars have
b cen recently appropriated to
strengthen,renew or repair the foun-
dations of the Washington monu-
mont in the city of that namo.
Nearly a generation has passed since
the original foundation was laid If
history records it aright President
Taylor lost his life from exposure on
that occasion, and eating too hearth
ly of blackberries and milk after lis.
tening to the classic eloouence
evolved on that memorable Fourth
OF July. 1t is questionable whether
any foundation can be made at the
present site that will support the
proposed shaft of five hundred and
fifty feet. 1t would seem TO be wis.
or to take down the work already
done and build upon soil that can
stand the pressure. This work has
been a subject of ridcule and shame
long enough. 1t should be either
completed at once or "eliminated.'
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The responsibility for the confederi

The responsibility for the confederate
defeat at Gettysburg, like the credit
OF the Union victory, has been
a bone of contention among military
men, and Gen. Longstreet' strenu-
ous efforts to shift the blame from
his shoulders upon Ices has pro-
voked lenghty article on tho other
side from Fitzhugh Lee, which meets
with general favor in the South, and
which contains letter from pro.
minont Southern officer who saws
that Gen. Lee told him "that bat-
tie would have boen gained if Gen.
Longstreet had obeyed the order
given him, aud had made the attack
early instead of late" lie said fur
thor. Gen. Longstreet, when once
in fight, was a most brilliant soldier |;
but he was the hardest man to move
l had in the army"
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Caution.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the fol.
~ lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, at Constable's Sale and
left in the possession Of William Lose dur.
ing his pleasure. All persons are caution.
ed not to meddle or interfere with the
same. viz: Mares. Cow, 3 Calves, G
Shoats, Spring Wagon, 2h0rse Wagon, set
Harness, 70, Paillns, Chestnut Rails, Wheel.
harrow, Tanning Mil, Hay Lsidors, 2s X. Il.
riss lot of Posts, Cultivator, Harrow, PIow
Corn Plow, Is bushels Of Potatoes, Cbok Stove
and fixtures, ESlt doz. CHAIRS, Table, Sink, q
BEDS and Bedding, Bureau, Coal Stove sc, 2
Chest, Clook, Saw, Crow-bsr, Hrubbing Hoe.
Shovels, Barrels, 20 bushels Of Corn, lot Oats.
; Aercs OF Drain In ground.
Mar2s,pd. 8. e. BRAUCHER,
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Republican State Convention.

HsapauAResns REPUBLICAN, SrArg Cow
nittvS, isRRisrune, March %, 1873
In pursuance Of a resolution Of the Res
publican State Committee, adopted at a
meeting held in Harrisburg this day. n
Republican State Convention Ito be com.
posed OF delegates from each Senatorial
and Representative district to the num-
her TO which such district is entitled in
the Legislalurelis hereby called 10 meet in
The city Of Harrisburg Mt twelve o'clock
noon, on Wednesday, May l5, 1873. for
the purpose Of nominating one person for
Governor, one person for Lieutenant
Governor. one person for Secretary Of In.
ternal Affairs, and one person for Judge
Of he Supreme Court. BY order Of the
Committee.
WILLIAM r. WiLsoS Chairman.
JonS A. SNuLL. Secretary.
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Assi1nee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby NO
xAtifed that William Krebs Of West Dea.
yer township, Snyder county, made an
assignment Of all his effects, real and per-
sonal to tho undersigned for the boneft
of his credit ors. All persons having
claims are requested to present them TO
the undersigned. and persons indebted
please make immediate payment.
PETER RIEGEL,
J.J. MATTERN,
Mar. IA, '7s. Assignees.
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Assiqnee Notice.

\ IL persons interested are hereby no.
n tiRed that Henry Benfer. Jr., Of Mid
ilecreek twp, Snyder Co., Pa. has on
this day made an assignment Of all his
effects, both real and personal to the un-
iersigned for the benefit Of creditors.
All persons having claims are req uested 10
present them to the undersig gned. and
those indebted will please make imme.
diate payment. ISAAC DILGER,
Mar. Ia, 1873. Assignee. I
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THO AuveftIsor, hev1ny beoh PeTmanontIy
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, Dy
. simple remedy, Ia anxious TO make know q
ell who desire It, he will send q copy ofthe
prescription used, Tree Of chArge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
SUMPTION, AeTHMA, BRoscniris, 10.
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please
oddress, +. A. WILSON, le4 Perm ST., viii.
iamsburgh, N. Y. Jan. II, 'Tsem.
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Sheriff..

To the Repvbiicsp voters Of Snyder county,
We respectfully recoTrc,d william II. Boa-
yer, OF Middleburg, rs q sal. .iii' candidate foi
the nomination at the cO,ri 4 liiu- Elec
tiop, for the ONCE Of SHRRlYs. ~ a, ~
Republican OF unquestionsbie "A uf'Ilf- 90 u G
party aud has contributed largely I, ite ste.
cess He IL good business man, Tally con '
tent for the position and his even temper,
antec that n elected no one would suffer un
necessary oppression, Of sound integrity, good
moral character, competency. favorabiy know .
and largely connected, his nomination would
give strength to the ticket at the General
Election. CIrizRNs oF BEAVER,
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Assignee Notice.

4 LII persons Interested are hereby mott.
IAfed .hat Frederick Kees'ing Of West
Perry township, Snyder Co., made an assignment
OF oil his effects, real and personal to tho un.
dorsigned for tho beneht Of his creditors. All
persons having claims are requested to present
them to tho undersigned, aud persons Indebted
will please make immediate payment,
WILLIAM HARDING,
Apr. 9Th, '78. Assignee
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Auditors Notice.

In ne assigned estaiesO 1 In the Court OF
Of William @. Bow- Common Pleas
erSOx. of Snv6fer N
THE undersigned having been appoint
l. cd Auditor to distribute the funds In
the hands Of Paul Haines Assignee Of
William @. Bowsrsox, among those en-
titled TO The same, will meet the parties In
interest for the purpose Of making said
distribution at the Office Of T. J. Smith In
The Borough Of Middlsbure. on Friday The
?6th day Of April, A. d. 1873, st o o'elsok
4. u. All persons having claims against
ssid estate will please present them duly
anthsntieated or bs forever dsbsrrsd from
coming IN for share Of said fund.
JACOB GILBERT,
Ap! :, 10 Auditor.