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IT rs REGARDED by the London Times as a
reproach to science that a quarter OF beef
cannot be kept for few hours In warm
weather without being spoiled, and that no
easily and generally applicable mode OF pre-
venting this is known.
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NNHE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYG'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICs.

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only medlclnes adapted to popular USE
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IL OonS' NJ 1eetlng OF lnfantS...... rs
z Haa.ut.sa " Cnioren OF Adults. rs
q ~ sSuter{, 3rlpinR, Bilious Oolc ....... as
= SlIOiS3io Mo,pus Neutrality-suspicious.. rs
4 coughs, Col., Bronchitis. .......~, 25
g. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache ~ S
y Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertigo - 25
49, dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ,,.,.... On
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10 n.tes, 700 ProIuse PERIODS ............. ,25
~. SrouB, Tough, Difficult Breathins -. as
r. Salt Rhenm, ErysirAlas, Eruptions 25
~. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .,.,,.... az
10. Eever and Ague, Chill, Fever, Agues. 80
y. Piles. Blind or Bleeding. Observation-Disclosures, 10
~ Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza ..... 10
~. MnOopinR Cougns Violent Coughs. ........ 80
- -. SeneI6 Deollty PHYSICAL Weakness. so
~ NIuney Ulsease.. so
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". Disease OF the Heart, Pslptation .... J. 90
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Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED.
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AUCTION SALES.
SP.1ES l. hahn, Auctioneers.

kERENPTORY SALE OF FAMILY HORSE,
AUCTION.
We VIII sell, on SATURDAY MORNING, ~
August 9TH, AT 10 O'CLOCK. at the Bazaar, ENU
NO. $40 La. ave. AA
One Black Horse, years old. 1518 hands high, q
perfect family horse.
ALSO,
$3.50 WV
sett Single Harness. the property Of . Naval
Officer order ed away.
The above can be seen at No. $40 La. ave-, any
aUe4 st " 'A' '~'' spATEs HAHN, Auc.s
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TNHOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORGE

By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IL
snd dated 2Sth day Of June. A. D. $780, and Es
st.he request OF the parties secured thereby, &
141H DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1880, AT THE HOUR OF 5
8Citock P NJ al thst PAT Of Lot numbered 81 in
improvements upon the same Beginning at the
northeast corner of Beall and Monroe streets in
said town and running eastwardly along Beall
street A feet; therce northwardly and parallel
With Monroe street 80 feet; thence westwardly aud
parallel with Bea street Al feet to Monroe street
thence tonth along the east line of Monroe street
80 feet to the beginning.
In c,sh; the residue in six and twelve months the
purchaser giving his notes, secured by deed Of
cent. per annum. II the terms of sale are not
compiled with at the expiration Of five days from
day OF sale the undersigned reserves the right to
reten at cost Of defaultng purchaser. $40 re-
CURED as deposit on day Of sale.
au4-eo&ds JNO. E. MCNALLY. Trustee.
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he opened the door cautiously, and poking
his head IN suggestive sort OF way, as ii there
torial rinktum ?" "The what? my friend. y lis
this the Observation-Disclosures or some
such place where the editors hve?" This is
the editorial room, yes sir. Come in" mo,
guess won't come In. WANTED to see what
w. tum was like, that's ALL Looks like our
fret, only wuSs. Good day.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Of approaching fashionable
marriages have their draw backs as well as their
Pleasures. This is the pleasant and suggestive
circular Which young woman OF New York
received from dentist on the eve OF her mar
rage: Having heard the happy news OF your
approaching marriage, have the pleasure Of
Offering you my services In setting your teeth
IN compete order, as per annexed schedule OF
prices. This operation, which is useful In ali
ordinary events Of life, is indispensable under
the present circumstances The first impress
s10nS of married life are ineffaceable and their
consequences OF the greatest gravity. there
lore cannot too strongly advise you to have
your teeth thoroughly cleaned by skillful and
conscientious practitioner
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

On THURSDAY, AUGUST 5TH, 1850, At o s6
inclusive, in square No. S65. -
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
month, with notes bearing interest ct six per cent
per annum until PAID, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. deposit OF $50 will
be required on each lot when sold.
sng2-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
SOCIETIES OF new ORLEANS
Time and Place OF Meeting.
l. O. o. r.


Louisiana Lodge No. meets every Friday
evening, corner Perdido and CarondeIet.
Washington Lodge No meete every Friday,
Marigny Buildings. Third District.
Union Lodge Mo meets every second and
ourth Monday. room No. q. Odd Felows' Hall,
Crescent 10, ge No meets every Thursday,
room No Q, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Jeffers on Lodge NJ. 9 meets every Thursday,
Jefferson Hall, o rn-r Philip ani Magazine.
Tsutouia Lodge No. 10 meets every Tuesday,
corner Gus ON house and Exchange Alley
Covenant odge No, II meets every I uesday.
Marieny Buildings. 7 bird District.
Magnolia Lodge No az meets every Tuesday.
room No. q Odd Fellows Hail,
Independence Lodge No. 2s meets every
Wednesday. corner Customhouse and Exchange
Alley.
Columbus Lodge No. d meets every Thurs
day In hall of y. w. NJ Algiers.
aermsnia Lodge NJ, 30 mes to every fret and
third Tuesday, Jefferson Hall. corner Phtlip
ard Magazine.
Herman Lodge No. 80 meets q ct. third and
Hfth Wednesday. Mdrigny Buildings. Third
District.
South western Lodge No. 40 meets every
"Wednesday. room No & Odd u lows Hell
Helvetia Lodge No. a meets first third and
fifth Thursday. Louisiana Avenue. near Maga.
zine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

Carolina, was sitting Ia the gallery OF the
Senate when o sharp.faced, razor-strap. look
ing fellow said to him: "Mister, can YOU point
out to me that Internal Hamburg murderer,
Butler, of South Carolina p Certainly"
said the polite Judge; "and will point out,
also, other notabes OF the Senate. Don't you see
that handsome Senator with light, curly hair?
Well that ID Conkling; and the gray headed.
bright-looking man near him is Blaine:
that large Senator is Judge Davis, OF Illinois !:
and over there is Gen. John b. Gordon
talking to Lamar Don't you see that bald
headed man. pointing to Senator Edtnunds; |;
"well that is Butler of South Carolina" The
eyes OF our Yankee friend were lighted up
with indignation ne he replied, ''Yps. / could
have picked him out of D Thousand adding u
good deal that was not complim entary to the
di tingusbed VermoDter, The other day
Senator Edmunds came over on the Demo-
cratic side, when Mr., Vest said: "Edmunds,
Hampton has good joke on you," and the
gallant Uaroltniau Was forced to tell the whole
story. Senator Edmunds laughed heartily,
and remarked that 1t was compliment to be
taken for 80 handsomea a man as Gen. Butler
The fact, however. IL that Mr.. Il imunds's
face strongly indicates justice aud wisdom,
with no trace of mercy Ia 1t, unless when he
is talking to Mr.. Thurman or some personal
favorite, and then 1t Is as genial and pleasant
as puEsjhle,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
tion. Then, with fair and honest election.
all Democrats would strive to return the
nominee, no matter whom he might be.
Jvfpr
MORE TAILLESS CATS.
NEW ORLEANS. April 15, 1880.

NEW ORLEANS. April 15, 1880,
To the Editor of the Democrat:
Undoubtedly the gentleman who signs bis
name "A Farmer thinks he has great prize
In hs tailless cat. IL "A Farmer" was In
New Orleans he could be shown about thirty
talless cats to my knowledge, and how many
more could not tell until made inquiry
about all the offspring Of one Manx Rumpy,
or tailless cat, named Mona. She was taken
from the town of Peel, In the isle of Man. and
landed In New Orleans by the steamship Mis-
sissippi, In November. 1875. There may be
many tailless cats In the city that do not
know Of, and perhaps the very cat "A
Farmer" has might have come from New o..
leans, II the Truth was known. IA Farmer"
eays his cat would be O fine speculation for
Barnum He could not have seen the Daily
Graphtc OF March ito the best OF my knOwi-
edgp), because 1t says there was tailless cat
at the cat show In Boston. SO Mr.. Barpum
might have got tailless cat without sending
to Bayou Sara for one. Ii Mr., Editor or "a
Farmer" has any curiosity for seeing tailless
cate can let them know where they can zee
as many In one house IA there Ia In the State
Of Louisiana: beeiies, they should call soon
as think the party that owns them Will be-
giving some Of them away soon. l know he
has been doing 80 for years. A MANA MAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
A MIRACLE WORKER.
One Of the Remarkable Stories Now on It's
Travels.

WyTHEvIbLE, Va, April 10, For some
weeks past the people of Scott county have
been terribly excited over the miracles which
are alleged tn have been performed by Richard
nj Her OF that county. His fame has ex-
tended all over this section of the State. and
hundreds Of the afflicted are daily visiting
him. Miller is q mldde-sged man. employed
as the keeper of Nom ullin's mill, near E4tili-
vile. He is deeply religious, aud claims
to have had dream month ago In which
the Idea was Impressed upon him that with
Gods help he could perform wonderful cures
simply through faith. He says that the next
day af'er the dream, after fervent prayer, he
healed a sick man by touching him. The in-
telligence OF sueh miracle went al over the
country. and the afflicted OF all kinds came to
him and were heale,l, It is said, by the simple
touch of his hand Yesterday u. N. Wertz. u
photographer at Abingdon, visited Miller In
company with a paraiytic uncle, the seat OF
paralysis being In the mouth, aud the man
thereby was deprived Of both sppeeh and
hearing. Mill looked at the sfil,cte man,
aud. after a short prayer, touched him aud
told him that before he reached home he
would be we'll. Last night, as Mr. Wertz
his hearing and speech came back to hin.
and to-day he Is apparently hale and hearty.
Miss Irene Newton. u beautiful young lady vi
Bristol, Tenn, helpless from rheum tttsm,
was brought to Miller last week, and when
an attempt was made to lift her In the car
assistance, 1t Is said, and declared that she
was entirely we'll. One Of the most wonder
ful of the alleged miracles of Miller was the
cure Of Mr.. Peter Whitesell, who has been
for some years afflicted with cancer The
cancer was touched, and ia three days. 40.
eordipg to reports, had disappeared. Tue
miracle worker is an exceedingly modest
man, and always indignantly declines any
compensation for his services, alleging that
he is but tie humble instrument OF God. He
takes no credit to himself, aud tho people In
his section believe firmly In his miraculous
ynrn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eugene Rolton to Valentin Schaff, two lots
and improvements, 27xl60, on Solidelle, be-
tween st. Bernard and Annette streets, $3.50.
Felix Greeves to Michel Biri, Jr., one third
OF one lot and improvements. 65x170, on st.
Charles. corner Commercial alley. $4,000.
one lot and improvements, 17x100 on Gasquet,
between Claiborne and Robertson streets,
$3.50.
Mrs. J. s, Benedic and others to Peter F.
Lambert, one lot and improvements, 3Ox127,
on Greatmen, between Vaudeville and Spain
streets, $3.50.
VIM. Gallus to Marcus J. Zunts, three lots
and improvements, 24xl02, on Levee, between
Montegut and Morea;l streets, $3675.
Lam argue, one lot and improvements, 33x6O,
on Orleans, between Prleur and Roman
atraeta SA3
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTELrDr 7 81 Maddox, Rapides. La !;
r Nj Buford, Washington; j Watkins; John
Behler. city John NJ Ware. Iberville parish !;
s Rushing. Milton, Fla L Story. lower coast !:
] : Waterman. ltnois: W = b bsrtson. Albany.
y Y; Mrs Keep and son. Mrs n A Heyer, New
Eddy. phiadelohta: G T Shepherd. city !:
Pierce Butler. Louisiana.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-A Smith and wife.
Chas Cook. New York E Catlin and wife, T B
Hail. Providence: G & francs. CO. s Bsni j Dor. % r
rance. Elkland. Pa: J G. Richardson. city !: J b
Williams. Levi Shook. Pitt burg; l. eBour-
sweeney. Mobile; Jas W Lambert Natchez: J r
H4wley and wife. Miss M e Hawley. Chicago; /;
J K Anderson. Waukesha: Mrs l. Gentin
and child, Troy, Ala; ] P Kearney, La: j 8
Thompson. Boston,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Volunteer 8. F Co. Nc. / meets frst Tuesday
of every moptb, Hunter ST.. near Tchou gltoulas.
Lafayette u & L. Co. Ne. meets first Wednes-
day of every month, Jackson st.. near Rousseau
Mississippi 8. F. Co. No. MEETS fourth Mon
day of every month, Magazine, betw. Lafayette
and airod SITS.
American H 81 Co. No. meets first Thurs
day of every month, Girod. betw. Ss. Charles
apd Oarondalet sts.
Hope Il. & L. Co. No. meets first Wednesday
Of every month, Marigny and Levee ste.
Vigilant g. Co No 3 meets frrt Monday OF
every month. Bayou Road and Galvez st.
Pelican H. L L. Go No. meets first Tuesday
of evnry month Rasin st.. near Cont.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at
he Office Of the Board of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Bernard Sehoendorf O daughter.
Mrs. Blaine Wsberschlag, a daughter.
Mrs. John Labarda, a son.
Mrs. A. Chabert, q son.
Mrs. VIM. Epps Jr.. a daughter.
Mrs. Geo. b. Matthew'S, q son.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor, son.
DEATHS.
Mathida Cardea. / month.
Mary f. Harregan, months.
Laura E. Rowland, years.
j. NJ. Payne, day.
Mrs. NJ Reins, 40 years.
Corinne M. Pitard, / year.
Alice 4. Kennedy. 2 years.
Richard Jones, years.
Julia Kostmayer, years.
Rita A. Martin, 2 years.
Mrs. Margaret p. Farrell, Sc years.
MARRIAGES.
JOS Lasalle to M ira Railing.
Edward Cignal to Susan Thornton.
Samuel O. Scotten Jr.. to Susan b. Coleman
JOS Il auch to Sarah NJ. Meredith.
Thos Jackson to Mis-. Annie Green,
J Jacob f. Haid to Louise Heintz.
Michel Martinez TO Louise Rouaselie.
Salvatore IngraZi. to Mary Davis.
John Murphy to Elizabeth Exterstein.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

NORTHERN IcE.-Now that the warm weather
has set In. Ice has become al actual necessity.
Those of our readers who eQuire large ouan-
titles will do well to read the card of friend
J. r. Warner published In this morning 3
paper. Mr.. Warner is prepared to furnish the
very best Northern ice. at the lowest possible
price. In quantities to suit packed aud shipped
to any point.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
Staub,

Staub. the great American news dealer. comes
to the front with the regularity of clock work,
and sends US the New York Herald. Sun and
Times and Philadelphia Times Of the four
teenth, and also Harper's III gsztne for May.
Harper's Young Folks and Franz Leslie's Illus
trated Journal. Harper's Magazine Ia a superb
issue and should be purchased by every one.
Parents should all buy the Young Folks for their
children. as it Is really delightful ehild's
magazine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
TEMPERANCE.

81. Joseph Total Abstenance Society meets
second Tuesday Of every month at st. Mary's
Hal. Agiers.
Washin gtou Temple OF Honor meets every Fri
day, Hall q. W. M. Algiers.
Caucasian Lodge No. meets every Wednes-
dav Mt Bib o House. Camp street.
Wedsworth TEN pie of Honor and Temper
ance meets every Monday at Bible House. Gam D
street.
Ores cent Epcampment, X. Of T., meets every
Mather Society. Catholic T. A.. meets second
Sunday Ia every month st Morning Star Office.
ut. Joseph. Catholic I, A.. meets third sunday
In every month at bchool-house. Common
street,
1t. Alpbonsus, Catholic T. A.. meets fret gun
day In everv month. Josephine. between Con-
stance aud Magazine street
st, Theresa. Catholic r. A.. meets second Sun
day In every month. Erato street. between
Magazine and Camp streets.
st. Mlchaels, Catholic T. A., meets second
Sunday In every month. He'll opposite Annun-
citation square.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
BOOKS RECEIVED.

We have received the following new books
from J.. c. Eyrich, 100 Canal street:
"Vignettes In Rhyme and other Verses" !"
By Austin Dobson. New York: Henry Holt
& Co. 1880. Price So.
Price ST..
"Eeaith and Health Resorts" By John
Wilson, NJ. D., late medical inspector, etc.
Philadelphia: Porter & Coates. 1880. Price
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

GREAT sLAUGHIER.-Michel. at No. 59l Maga-
zine street Just above st. Andrew. Is making
great clearing out sale. particularly In carpets.
window shades and mattings. The bargains he
offers In these lines of goods are startling. and
his store will no doubt present. for some time.
the very liveIiest appearance as the buyers
fiock In. He is also Offering imm- -nse bargains
in laces, corses, prints, etc. Zee his advertise
ment In another column and give him a call
bright and early,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
THE COURTS.
Third District Court.

Carter, Corynine ct ais. vs. the city Of New
Orleans ct als.--Judgment for plaintiff, de
creeiDg nulllty of certain tax Judgments.
st. Charles Street railroad Company vs.
Shelby, Seymour Il Co.-Iuiunction ordered
to issue as prayed for, upon furnishing bond
In the sum OF $2500.
Martin Lannes ct ais. va. J. Oourresse ct
Judgment for plaintiffs. deoreeing them
entitled to the custody and control OF the
notes seized In this case
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
Superior Criminal Court.

INFoRMATIoNs.
J.MiIler, VIM. Valentine, james McGarra-
gan. Charles johnson and Samuel Hale y,
robbery.
J. Colbert Simms, shooting and wounding
with intent to murder
George Samuels, stabblng.
I'll. Barnes and John Helerem. grand lar
ceny.
w. Williams, w. f. Howell and Chas. Will
liams, carrying a concealed weapon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
s.. w. M.

Conolave No. 2s meets every Wednesday on
PATTI rson street, between Laveme and Verret,
Aleiers.
Htna Conolave No Is meets on fi-st and third
Friday of every month at No. 30 Exchange
Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
sUCCEssi0a aOTaCEs.

Succession of Frank Hotter, Mrs. MRaen
line Hoter and Hubert Hotter.
IECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR4
~ ish Of Orleans, No. Al ,657-NotiGe Is hereby
given to the crsditors OF this esbite. and to afi
other persons herein Interested. to ehow cause
within ten dnys from tho present nntifieati0 d !
III any they have Or etB. wDy the as ount pre-
sented by John Hotter. hdmieistrator OF tniH
eetate. should not be approved and homol-
og ated aud ths funds distributed In accord
ance herewith.
BY order OF the court, -
apo ~ 1s* JOHJ HERBERT. OlArk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
X. OF =.

Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday al
arunewald Hall.
samaritan NJ. meets every Thursday al
Gruuswald Hpli.
Royal Arch No, 6 meets every Thursday. cor
ner .erdido and Oarnndeet.
O'lumbns Lodge No. meets every Tuesday
at Odd f. ellows Hall, eleisIss
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

First Recorders Court.
Cbas. DerchaD--Assault and battery; bonds
$3.50, First District Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

judging q senator by His looks.
lWashington Cox. Richmond Wal DispstehJ
Judge Mackey lRepublicaDl, from South
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
Murdered by
George W. Hays,
Harvey Telford.
Mad .Ton,1orv 10 1870

AGED " years, lnOHIHS, uayS.
In the herd-house OF Overholt IL Grouse,
Summit county, Utah, wildcat took posses
sion OF bed for several nights. The herders
quit the building, but miner was determined
to regain possession, and he went to the
house, carrying q gun. The animal was In
bed, but at the sight of the gun he climbed
up the chimney and out into the brush.
While the miner Was In bed he was awakened
by scrambling In the chimney, and stealth
lily crossing the floor the cat again took the
spare bed. A bullet soon ended its existence
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
succes.,sn et Al.xnnasr ec.netae er.

- ish OF Orleaae, No. A, ,02s Notice ts bsreby
given TO the creditors OF this estate and to ali oth
or persons herein Interested to chow cause With
In ten days from the present notification. Ii any
they have or can. why the account presented
by Mre. Elizabeth Schneider. admtnistratrtx OF
this estate, should NIT b5 approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In aee
oordauce Herewith.
apeIsIs JOHN HERBERT. Cork.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
succession of Ma ria WelGa. wife vf James
III Etgele.

GECOND DISTRICT COURr FOR THE PAR
- isb Of Orleans, No. Al 7s6-Whereas. james
Fl Steele has petltioned the court r letters OF
adj mist alton on tho estate nj the late Ma,
ria Weloh. wife OF James Fl. Steele, deceased4
cern TO ehpw eause within tsn days why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted,
By order Of the court.
ape1sis JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
Fourth District Court.

James J.. Lobdell, administrator of his
minor children, vs. W. Fl. Bushnell.-Judg
ment for plaintiff, revivlng and contlnuin q in
force the Judgment rendered against de fem
dants In June 1869, for the sum Of St4 rs 2 At.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
RED MEN.

Osyka Tribe No. meets on ftr-t and third
Thursday Of every mouth. Uustomhouse and
Exchange Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
q. O. II. q.

Lodge No. 42s. German Order nf Hort Gori.
meets Oh fret and third Tbursd4y of every
month at Philharmonic Hall, Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
suores.ion of A. Crauxnar,

LECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAH-.
- ish u New Orleans, No. 4l.e27-Notice To
hereby given to the creditors OF this estate
show cause within ten days from the present
notification, II any they have or can. why the Re-
natural tutrIx, as such Hdmlnlstering this es~
tate, should not be- approved and homoiogateds
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
sIsis INV JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.