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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS.
DEPARTMENT or WATERWoEKg AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS. KooM No. d. CITg HALL.
New Orleans. Deeembs IA. 1873

DEPARTMENT OF WATEEHORRB AND ~ BIslG !
BUfEptNGs. Room No. d. CITE HALL, I
New Orleans. Decembs II. 1873.
Scni"d proposals. will DO received ut this Office
until THURSDAY, December rs, 1s73 ut ~
O'Clock m. for repairs To tho BlenvIlle Boys
and the Robertson Girls school. houses. accord
ing 10 specifications on flo In the Office Of the
City Surveyor. The work 10 be adjudlcated to
the lowest bidder.
The city reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids -
Parties making proposals for the work are
required 10 deposit with the Administrator Of
Finance. MS an evidence Of their intention to
apids by ths adjudication. the amount of $3.50 In
ca8h. which shall be forfeited to tho city In case
Of failure 70 sign the contract
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned 10 them on
the day adjudication Is made
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for re-
pairs to Bienvllle Boys and Robertson Girls
school HOUSES" -
T. r. GHEVALLEY.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build
inpg de14 ut
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
1878

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS Cry Hail, !
Now Orleans. December H. 1879.
Tho public is particularly requested to rend
the following ordinance. No 47sB. admnlsfra-
ton series. tho provisions Of which will be rig
orousy enforced
Tho public Is also requested TO report to this
department MI dolinquencies Of its ON pIoyeef
In the performance Of their duties.
J. ID HOUSTON.
Administrator n osurrovonertu
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Yesterday Judge Billings was occupied lis
tenipg tOtbe concluding argument In the case
of Myra Clark Gaines Va. i. II. NGusseaux ct
ais. on tho oppOsitions to the master In chan
cerys report.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
OFFICE or CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT or }
Public Schools.

New Orleans D09omber II. 1g1H. J
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION. open to
all applicants for Teacbershps: to Teachers.
previously examined. who may desire to change
Primary for Grammar certificates. and also. to
applicants for tho position Of Professor Of MT
ural Sciences In tho Central High School for
Boys, will be held ut tho Office Of tho Board Of
Directors. No. 70 burgundy street. commencing
on THURSDAY. tho twonty sixth instant. Mt
H.. m.
Applicants are requested TO furnish this
office. in writing. or before SATURDAY
the tWcnty- first instant. with thcir pames resi-
dences. and the grade for which they deslre to
be examined.
VIM. o. ROGERS.
Chief Eupcrinfondent of publie qeb,,,,1,, No,
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The DEMOCRAT is responsible for mono of
the views expressed In the communications
lnder this head, but no communications will
~ printed except from responsible parties.l
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SIXTY DISTRICT COURT.
SECOND RECOHDER's COURT

jos. =. Mnchcca W. Paul Muscnt Suit on
m account for merchandise for S2gI 81.
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SENT TO CRIMINAL COUET.
Carrying concealed weapons Moses Gil.
Willful md corrupt perjury Mary Ca
mprs, nlns Mary Brown.
SENT 70 FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
InllictiDg q wound less than mayhem Jos.
Mensell
Petty larceny Leonard Cooke.
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Yours squeczingly," an English lover
signed his letters, and he aud his sweetheart
used 10 go to sleep in tho same arm chair
with the same handkerchief over their faces,
all OF which the jury took into consideration
when assessing the damages for breach Of
promise.
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SUIT WILL BE FILED AGAINST DELIN-
QUENTS FOR STATE. PERSONAL AND LII
OENSETAX. DECEMBER 20
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HREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE BEST ROUTE EAST.


Trains will leave and arrive Mt tho Calliops
Street Depot. on and after November 10. 1873 NJ
follows.
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. !. 900 D. m. Exp. No. B. lob d. m
Mixed No ., 1900 .. m. ! Mixed No. 4. 300 .. m
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and daily OK.
cept Sunday,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVIBLE. CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. aud fol
81; LOUIS Sleepor Is attached ut Milan, on,
abling pnssengers 70 go through without leav
Ing tho train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EABTEKN CITIES
Tickets Tor sale. berths secured and inrorma-
ION given Mt No. % Camp stroo'. corner Of
Common.
A. y. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
F.CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
NH
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~ EW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.j


ON and aftor Wednesday, Novembor 10 1879
trains will arrive and loayo depot foot of Canal
street, as follows
. LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Passenger No. Q EyprOss.
daily, except / daily ~ R.l5 n m.
sunday .. 1870 nm. No. Passenger
NO ? Express daily except
hilly ..--- 200 mt Sunday q 10 b, no.
No. Coast No & Coast
daily. except daily. except
SUNDAY ......3:30 Il. IN. Sunday $50. y 80 n. m.
No. Passenger Nos Passenger
Sunday only :35 n, m. Sunday only $3.50 y, m.
>, ricketts, may be obtained and Shopping Car
Bmrths secured In advances on application Mt tho
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel
=. i. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
d11y J. w. COLEMAN Ticket Agent
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SteiLway and knabe pianos ut Grunewad
Hal.
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Wald Hall
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For flrst-class pianos 60 to Grunewad Hall.
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90 70 li7 Canal street on Monday night for
bargains for stationery and presentation books
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STOVES.

STOVES.
Tho Robert +. Loo Cooking St0yes mnde Of
best charcoal iron light on fuel; good even
baker Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money retufnGd.
70 each purchaser u pntent sifter will bo gIven.
TOkCH.-ko danger from apHrks, wind or
rain cannot extingush; cannot explode All
stenmF oats should have one
ELFCTRIC BELLS.-No unsightIy wires or
crnnks 10 get out of order. Always reliable.
liclls placed any where. OF especial value TO
families nnd steamhoaIs. Warranted for one
year. Cll and examine.
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Lowest prices for pianoa. organs and music
nj GrunowHid IaIl.
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CANCELLATION or BONDS.

Chief Superintendent Of Public Schools. N
Orleans dom f.
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NEW INV ENTIONS.

Eleven combinations In
ono. Over 275. go now In
use. Every family
should hnve one. Agents
for Louisiana and
irorgia wanted.
Send 81 for samples
nd pOstnge,
Speeial terms to ngents.
iEYNof.Ds h ARMSTRONG.
0 Baronne street.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEVEE WORK.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
Executive Dopnrt, mont.
New Orleans. December IA. 1873.
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IN the national Congress | Will not under
take to predict the fate Of the bill itself. But
| can affirm, both from the public uttcrancrA
OF the gentlemen charged with these rcspon-
sibiltics aud from my own personal inter
course with them. that If IL fails, the failure
will not hc for lack Of zeal or want of cxrr-
tiou; for they arc MI working each IN his
own sphere and WAY, Kellogg included, A.
earnestly H. mon ever ahorcd. to secure the
passage or some measure committing the
Federal government finally and fully to the
charge and responsibility of the levce
system of the lower Mississippi What
ever may be their ether differences, personal
or political, they are in perfect accord upon
this one point. A. G.. h.
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soon after the close Of the fiscal year, which Is
on the irst Monday Ia April AZ possibIs ,

soon after the close Of the Gscal year, which Is
on the first Monday in April, as possible.
Second-lf the Borough or Township 10 in
debt, has funded or floating debt, Il must be
included in the statement, together with the
valuation Of property, &C., and published in at
least two papers, and embraced in the written
or printed statement aleo
1t is necessary that the auditors Of the re-
spectve Boroughs and Townships should go to
work at once and settle the accounts as they are
in duty bound to do, and have them published
as the law directs. When the Borough or
Township has no Indebtedness, neglect to pub
lish incurs fine af twenty dollars, but IL the
Borough or Township is in debt, the neglect
incurs fine Of one thousand dollars. We would
advise those who read this article to cut it out
of the paper and preserve so that il may be had
for reference.
The following supplement to the above act
was approved March 81, 1876, and is also of
importance
''Be II enacted, etc. That the time for the
Auditors Of the several Townships and Bor-
oughs within this Commonwealth to meet an.
nually, shall be, and is hereby changed from
the fist Monday Of June, annually, as provi-
ded in the act to which this is supplement,
to meet the second Monday in April, annually,
except so far said auditing relates to School
Dircctors.'-- Watchman.
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President.

A good deal of discussion is going on in re-
gard to the publication OF the accounts OF Bor-
oush and Townships. We have heretofore
,.,.Ll .i.sl .L. 4s~.-.I i.-e ia relation ~ THIS
question, and therefore deem it unnecessary to
do 40 again The law plainly requires the Au-
ditors Of the several Boroughs and Townships,
TO publish a statement of their accounts respect
iysly at the close of each fiscal year, which pre-
yious to 1876, was in June. We so stated in
previous years but there were persons, and
lawyers, too, who had not given the subject a
minutes attention, who argued that the law did
not require any publication other than writ
ten statement posted up in the Borough or
Township A case was tried in N0rthumber-
land county, involving q neglect of the Audi
tors TO publish in the papers, and after thor
eugh examination, the Court decided sgainst
the auditors and fined them twenty dollars
each. In Allegheny county like case was
tried, and with like result. 1t was all along
clear to US tina publication in the papers was
necessary. The reason why people thought a
publication by written or printed statements
put up in the Borough or Township was a slf
fcient compliance with the law, was because
the act says us follows;
.Nothing in this act shall be construed to
interfere with the present law, which requires
annual statements of the receipts and expendi
lures of the Borough Councils, road Commits
sioners, Supervisors, Oyerseers of the Poor and
School Directors to be advertised in the week.,
papers of the county"
From this it is CLEAR that the written or print
ed statement to be put up in the Borough o.
Township is a publication in addition to tn
publication in the papers for were it not 40 th
act itself wonld be practically Of no effect. Sew
eral laws have been passed bearing upon tn
subiect since 1874, and the whole Of them sun
up thus:
First-The Auditors are required in eacl
Borough and Township to settle the annual aC
counts thereof, and publish the same not on
in Mt ewspapers, but also by written or printe
statements put up in the most prblic places i
the respective Boroughs and Townships, q
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HYMENEAL

Mis- Addie, second daughter of our towns
man DIR. J. C. Rutter was united in the bonds
of matrimony to Mr.. Peter Bisel of Williams
port yesterday Thursday morning at 10 o.
clock, at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. The
Rev. L. Zahner, rector, performed the eere,
mony. The church was well filled and short
ly after the appointed hour the bridal party
entered the church. First came Miss Belle
Milnes of Espy, bridesmaid, accompanied by
Mr.. +. Golfer of Williamsport, groomsman,
and Just behind them were the happy couple
The bride was dressed in very pretty gray
travelling sui and hat, Miss Mines was attir-
ed in black, and the gentlemen wore the Gus
tomary black suits After the twain were
made one, the party left the church to the
strains of the Wedding March from the organ.
Mr. 4 Mrs Bisel left on the noon train to the
cities for tour. May happiness always attend
/ them,
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Business Notices
ny VuIyrrsnl Accord,

by Cn1versnI Accord,
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best Of all purga-
tives for family use They are the product OF long,
aborio s. and successful chemical investigation, and
their exten sive use by physicians In their practice.
and by all civilized nations prove them the best and
most effectual pill that medical science can devise
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from theiI
use. In intrinsic value and curative powers no 9TH
er pills can be compared with them, and every per
son, knowing their virtues. will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order
and maintain in healthy action the whole machin
cry of life. Mid, searching and efrectua they ar,
specially adapted to the needs OF the digestive ap
cure, If timely taken They are the b. st and safes
pbysIc to employ for weakened constitutions. wher
a mild, but efrectual cathartic is required.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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Is MEDICINE A SCIENCE.

As generally understood, science consists in
deducing facts from theory, and as the mathe-
matician requires a knowledge of one factor in
order to determine the value of unknown lac
tors 50 medicine, when practiced as a science
demands a knowledge of one or more facts. up
on which to base its calculations Understood
and practiced in this way, the blunderers oi
guess work are avoided. In preparing his now
popular Family Medicines, X. V. Pierce NJ
D., of Buffalo, n Y, devoted much to care
full investigation OF the several classes OF disea'
ses fer which his remedies are prescribed 81
specifics. Their unparalleled success sttests, IN
arguments stronger than words, the Doctors
skill. His Golden Medical Discovery is un
surpassed in curing diseases of the throat, lungs
liver, and blood; while the Favorile Prescrip
ton is sold under a positive guarantee to cur
those diseases and eaknesses peculiar to WON
EN-. No remedy yet known equals Dr. Pier
ce's Compound Extract of SmartWeed in cur
ing dysentary and kindred irregularities of tn
bowels. Over one hundred thousand copies @
the PeopIe's Common Sense Medical Advise
have been sold Price Sl5o, postpaid Ad
dress the author, h. V. Pierce, NJ ID. Buffalo
Il n Y
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PANIC PRICES, COMPETITION DEF1ED.-No
rent to pay and patrons TO receive the benefit.
c. NJ. Christman's sadder shop can now be found
in the rear Of the Central Hotel in connection
with his livery stable You are invited to call,
and you will go away satisfied with his prices
and the work. New harness made to order and
repairing done the neatest, cheapest and at the
shortest notice.
In his livery stable he cannot fail to please
all and at reasonable rates Carriages deliver.
ed to any pai Of the town. Give him call.
April Is 2w.
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PRoFASIrY.-We notice with pleasure that
many of our cotemporaries are calling attention
10 the prevalence of this vice. That it is on the
increase is notorious, especially among our
youth. 1t sa habit without excuse, and as
ipdeiencible as stealing. 1t is a crime alike
against human and divine laws. To prove mat
our civil statutes prohibit it we need but cite
The Ia ~ m the snhiant whi"h can h" f"""' v"
Purdon's Digest, page HI, which reads
'If any person of the age of sixteen or up
wards shall profanely curse or swear by the
name of God, Jesus Christ, or the Holy 0hosl,
sny person so offending, being thereof convict
ed, shall forfeit and pay the sum OF six'y'seveh
cent? for every such proiane curse or oalh. e!e''
| etc ; and further, any person OF the age oi BIZ,
| teen wears and upwards who shall curse or
swear by any other name or ting shall ior-
felt or pay the sum OF forty cents for every such
curse or oath and for any neglect to pay he
| or she shall be committed TO the house OF COR
recion Of the proper county, not exceeding
twenty. four hours.
Besides, it is not an evil confined to the low
er classes. 1t ia used from the President down
by women az we'll as by men. II home and
church influence cannot correct it, let the oil
fcers of the law perform their sworn duty-'
duty az incumbent upon them as chasing I
stray COW or lonesome pig, and Christians aie
in enforcing the sacred and civil law. Wa
have not much faith il. their doing 1t, but 1t if
we'll enough to call their attention TO 1t.
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teen a res more less, on which are erected dwell
ing house, barn aud out buildings.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Augustus Strausser.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate in Bri.
ercreek township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
described as follows, to-wt Bounded on the north
by land Of Alexander Lockard and others, on the
east by land Of $. F. Heady deceased, on the west
by land Of John Collins and on the south by public
road containing nfty-six acres more or less. on
which are erected frame dwelling house, barn and
out-buldlngs
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold the
property OF Joseph Tinsley.
TEKMS-Cash on day OF sale.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
april 10 Ts-ts Sheriff.
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The old frame building with its sloping roof
that stood below Market street on Main, has
entirely changed its appearance. A third story
has been put on it, and the roof made fiat The
first floor has been lowered TO level with the
stieets and three fine store rooms made in IL
Meyer Brothers are entitled to the credit oi
making fine looking structure out of an old
eyesore. Charles Krug did the work.
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A special session of the Town Council was
held last week Thursday evening, all the mem
bers present but G +. Elwell, who was out oi
town, Ii was decided to take the broken stone
on the new Jail lot to use on Main street below
Market, and ordered that the work be complet
ed This being the only business before the
Council, adjourned
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THE MOFFETT BELL.

Hear the tinkling of the BELLS
Mofiet bells
What sale Of alcohol their melody fore
tells
How they jingle, jingle, jingle,
In each saloon in town,
And the bar keepers single
Ilall-dime cannot knock down.
ptng count, count, cour,
z'4Sf the pettiest amount
OF every drink the bar keeper across the
counter sells,
With its bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, BELLS
With its pretty Moffett patent registering
bells
-Ne,r York World.
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ID EGIsTERs NOTICES.

L.
tors and other PERSONS Interested @ q II In the estates
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been hled IN the Office Of the Register Of Counbie
s0wsaSe in the Orphans Court 70 Is 6sia g
al % on on saS sRe 9th day May ~
l. The second and iinal account OF Henry ". vAA-
dersllce, Administrator Of John Il. vsndsss'ins.
2. The trst and nnal account OF p. G. wadswortA,
snSs Guardian S q Ggps , A. ~ fsps minor child Of ~
8. The nrst and nnai account OF Richard J. Hvsa.
| Executor OF Edith Ewes, late OF Greenwood tovR-
ship, deceased.
4. The account OF william Lee and Lewis Lee H.
ssS.ors ec.s 9f John Lee late Of Locust township.
Tas ns, ana Sxsrso sns account &C. Of HeSry Mss
Mt. Pheasant township, deceased.
Q. The account Of lisa &C X. pidine. Administrssss
O. LYDIA Zimmerman, late OF Centre townahiS,
!. The first and nnal account Of Nathan Msrtx, A.
nrlr mns,sator o. Zscharish T. Nartr, late Of sss-
s. The nDal account OF Marshall q. Kinney, auay.
dian q Alice Mcdowell, minor child u Tses-
| doIe Mcdowell OF scott township.
Q. The tnR account OF X. W. Coleman, Admipissys-
u-asrd,
10. The rrst and final accoun, OF Gideon Su,a ana
| John liz nninger, Executors Dsniel Hepntna-
e late Of Beaver township. deceased.
Ia II. The nnal account Of Jacob NJ. Iarman uuardss
70 hurst, late OF Catawissa township, decessed.
e. l2. The account OF Herman fahringer and Jsais 1
ho~er, administrator Of Reuben fahringer, late
OF Locust township, deceased.
is. The account OF NJ. v. b. Kline. Admnistrstss q
Elizabeth kishel, late OF Aontour TOW wnship, e
ceased.
II. The second and nDai account u Isaac K Kros
baum, Executor OF John Kline, late oI Heayoi
township, deceased.
iS, The nnal account OF Isaac Heacock ana Hus,
/ fairman Executors Of Edith Fairman late (
brentwood township deceased.
10. Inc account Of susanna Napier, AdministxaSss
,. ceased. - -
II. The third and partial account Of James Ne ALI,
Aey, one OF The Executors OF George IopVenfSs
ger, late OF Main township, deceased.
Is. The account OF Samuel NeyhaId, Adininiptr~t,
lgl OF Regina Wormsn, late VI scou township, q
~. The account OF Henry s. Reay John Ni,ss. An
susanna Mines, Executors o. WilhsU NnSsI
- late OF scott TOW NJ hip. Deceased. =
20. The account OF Wilson N. Eyes, Rxecutov I
Shafles bIunstetier, late OF Greenwood toe
~. 81, The nrst nnal account OF q. w. pre,sl.s
Admnislfaior on OF knos Fowler, late Of BrisIsse
township, deceased
~ ne nrsl and rnai account OF John Hunsans,
an Aumlnisirhtur Of Gideon Hunsing en-, late or IL
~" Ner township, deceased
xS, lhe account Of May a. Watson, Arnipietxais
th OF ~ A. watson, late OF Madison tOwhthip, {
Registers once, W H. JAConV
noo'nsouIs, Apr. o. 1875, Reststs
i NnGOLD FLATS En W a TCn Es CAss,a
70. M ns..s nnsas hAs.s .sfia. ss,sss EessA r. q
sagst. 7t-iJ
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UTIDOWs' APrRAIsEMENTs.

w The following appraisements Of real AaA
personal property set apart TO widows OF decedoatD
have been fled In the ofice Of the Register Of Ce
umbia county, under the Rules Of Court and VIII -
presented for absolute confirmation TO the OrphAns
Court TO he held In bloomsbury in and for said cosA-
W, on Monday, the 9Th day OF May, SIS. q 2
O'Clock p n., OF said day unless exceptions TO sucA
confirmation are previously filed, OF which AL per-
sons Interested in said estates will take notice:
l. Widow OF Henry Tremby, late OF Scott township.
deceased
g. Widow OF William Hughes, late Of Beaver touA-
ship, deceased.
3. Widow Of Godfrey Mellick, late OF Mt. Pieasaas
township, deceased
| 4. Widow OF Alexander Hess, late OF SuRsyionk
township, deceased.
.. Widow dr Christian Wolf, late OF Ainnln town
| ship, deceased.
6. widow OF Jacob Kline, late OF Locus towSsaiy.
| deceased
| Registers ONCE. W. II. JACORY
| BlOomsburg. apr. 8, Isis Re0tatAr.
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on thursday evening Of last week Prof r
ne'nerelrs Orchestra gave sersnsde to Capt.
Droekvay The members Of the Senatorial
Conference, :, which had been in session during
the day, called in a body on the Captain that
evening and all present expressed themselves
well pleased with the Inequalities of the Can
tain and with the music. p