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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME TW0-sTORY BRICK HOUSl

AND LoT ON NORTH L. BETWEEN 6rH AND 7TH
Frs, AT AUcTIoN:-on MONDAY, the 18th INST.
M. part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. 49, with the
improvements. having front on north L. street of
between 9th and 7th SITS. west. The improvements
consist OF a good two story Brick House. contain
Ing lo good ed rooms, with shedding and stabng
for - horses.
The LOCALITY ofthe above property offers an inc uce-
ment 10 persons wishing to invest In property
ated IN thriving bu Jlness section of the CITY.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN ], 9, and s
years; the deferred payments 10 bear interest and
TO De secured by deed of trust upon the premls
no l6 -eO& ds f.REEN Anal
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ny =: MCGUIRE CO.. Auctoueers
'V'WO NEW AN SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
= CASE; ROUND CORNER, IRON FRAME SEyFN
0OGnT,Aes nlAMO toRIEs At PUBLIC AUCrIoN-On
HufSDAf AFTERNOON, November leth at
clock a. the auction rooms we shall SELL TO the
highest bidder. to cover advances ~
Two very superior Rosewood Case Seven Octave
PlsnO FoTtes, manufactured by Goetz A Co
Baltimore, and cost S4O0 each. '
ne Instruments are beautifully finished and have
al Lhe fuiness OF tone OF q Grand Piano
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 3 and 4.
months Tor approved endorsed notes. bearing inter
no IS J. C. McGFIRF A. On A,.,.
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MhRSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue Of writ of
w herl taoles, issued from the Clerks Once e
me circuit Court of the District of Columbia Tor
the county OF Washington, and to me directed, |
Will expose to public sale for CASH in front M the
Court ttouse door of said county, on MONDAY.
me me Syth day OF November, 1858, at Ia ococr m
ants right title, claim. aud interest in And 10 "ts
,and = IN Square No. Sfs, in the city Of Washing
.on, ". together with al and singular the I'M
property Of Peter Force. and will be sold TO satisfy
JUDICIAL NO. 49, TO March term, 1885, in favor of John
Farnham's heirs. - 0oei'
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
no SITS for the District of CoInmh,
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THE AROVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until the 10Th instant, at the same hour and pacs.
J. ID. HOOVER,
WV D'SSaAS VI Soluh4Olos
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By A. GREEN Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OFSTWOSTORY AND
ATTIC FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AT ACTION
On FRIDAY the nth day of December next, shall
sell, IN front OF the premises at O'Clock b. m by
ylrtue OF deed Of trust To the subscriber, bearing
date the 18th day July, 1884, and recorded Liber
e. No 81 fohos 1877, 1885, l99 and 300, one of the
land records for washington county in the District
OF Columbia, the following improved property, y ing
and being In the CITY Of Washington, District afore
All OF lot numbered twenty three, u.s. in Square
numbered one hund red snd seven, 1e7,D having
a front on north l., between lsth snd 18th streets
west, together with the Improvements. whIoh are 5
two story Frame Houses,
Terms of sale cash.
lfthe terms of sale not complied with In three
day after sale, the Trustee reserves the right to
sell the by giving three day rOoe of such
ing ton, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser
JOHN L. HILTON, Trustee.
nol5 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsENYs,

~ UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION
lS3 The annual meeting OF the Union Building
ASsOciatlOn, OF Georgetown. will be held at the
Council Chamber, on THURSDAY EVENING,
at O'Clock and at o'clock the same eve ing an
election for officers for the ensuing year will take
place. THOMAS JEWELL
no
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-,By A. GREEN. Auctionesr
E3ECUTnR'S SALE OF FANCY GOODS

E8ECUTnR'S SALE OF FANCY GOODS.
~ STORE tI.TURts AID Household FuRNIruRF
AISTI0y.-On FRIDAY, the 10th Instant / shall
seli, az the late residence OF Mrs. Ann SImms de
ceased on nth street west, rear MARY land avenue
next door 10 the drug store of DIR. d. X Clark Ar M
O'Clock m AL the personal effects of the deoessed
Also, good lot OF Household and Kitceen Fntn;'
turs. o" u'ni-
Terms eass,
no - 81 cpErN A..
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ny Nall BARNARD, AGctiSneers
'INkUSTEkS SALE.-EJ Virtue of a deed from
4, w. Wsn.gsfoTd. dated 9Th February. Ie54 we
Slil oaer stsuctlJn on TUESDAY, the Sth dsy Of
al that Lot OF Ground In Washington aii, Known
as Lot a, in subdivision T.&us DY Ge6rge ~
Mllcneii OF lot nuUGSseu geventeen, Id Ia
numoered Two hundred AID fortl seven. ~ in the
Ct.y % w Washington, which SAID ubdIvisiOn Is re
Sy9eu IN me once OF the Surveyor OF ssd CITY OF
NasnIliston-sssd Lot beng situat ed on the cor
Ae5 ui loth street west and Massachusetts avenue
ana containing three Thousand two hundred snd
nifty one square feet OF ground-being .he same
ground which was conveIed to Washington W al
DEED beaIlns Gaze lac telrd day OF February, 1854
VIII improvements on the same.
Terms 81 bale; pne-third O, fhe purchase mone,
20 DC p-d IN cash, and the balance II two eouaI IN
s!alHeats at SIX and n,ne months with Iul crest 70
Do secured. Should the purchaser fail 10 comfy
WI The terms of sale W thin one week after sale
the property may be resot at his risk an cost after
one weeks NOTICE: 80 W. 1-'e'
NATTER s. cox,
FER DINAND W.RISQUE,
IfrEtees GeOrg etUwn Building association.
Oo - eodds WALL i uARNARD Auots.
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

DJ n UNEEIN, hUCIIUHeef
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will, IN pur-
"A suance of az order of the Orphans Cou<t for
the District of Columbus, sell at public auction on
FRIDAY next. November g, at ~ O'Clock m, in
front OF the JAIL to the bidder for cash. viz
| Negro Woman and Children,
do. and 2 do,
s likely Boys from IA 10 10 years oface
ABSALOM A. HALL,
1857 Admir- of Jacnh Hall
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
vl 6erl facHs ISSUED from the Clerks ONCE Of the
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
expose to public sale for CASH, front OF the Court
House door of said County. In MONDAY, the 18TH
Ing described property TO wit: All defendant rig
title, claim and interest in and to third of the
west part OF lot No. |, in square No. SO, with a
front OF 81 feet on street east, and running back
100 feet TO the north line of the lot
with all and slngua the improvements thereon, in
the City OF Washington, ID. c.; seiz sd and levied
upon as the property OF William II. Swan, and will
be sod to satisfy judcla No. Al t. October term
1883, In favor of Sam'l Strong, of NJ. THOMPSON
w. SELDEN. Marshal,
oct 2l-dts for the District of Columbia
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 22d il slant, same hour and
place, In consequence of the inclemercy of the
weather. w. SELDEN. Marshal
no i5ts for the District of Columbia
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FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
trustees George town Building AEsoctatIon,
oo Is eO&ds VAIL s uARNA ID. hnots.


hY MALL; 4 HARVARD, Auc,ioneers
Y'HUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from Richard Cruit, dated February \.
,So4; we WI offer at public auction. MONDAY,
me <sta DAY oil November next, On the premises at
square four hundred and eighty une, AL in Wash
..s.-.., uvruIel as fgiioYs viz: beginning on 6;h
three leet south from the northwest corner of said
square and running thence east 10 the rear line al
s1Q tot thence loI:s along said line teel fe al
inches, thence ives; 10 the line of 6th street and
thence south TO the beginning, with tue improve
ments. N WIG i'O'e
ierms of sale: One third of the purchase ,aoney
to be paid In cash. and the yesIdue In two equal In
sta ments az sIk sad alPe months, with interest 10
DO secured. should the purchaser fail TO comp y
with the terms of sale IN one week after the sale
the property may be sold at his and risk, aasr
one weeks no.Ice.
WALTER g. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE
Trustees Ge0Tgetown Building Assoc alton
oe . eo&ds WALL Il BARNARD ID, Aucts
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of " writs of
lYl erl aoIas issued from the Clerks Office
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and to ME directed, will
expose totubc sale, for in front of the Court
House dor of said county, on TUESDAY, the SOth
of November. 1883, at IL O'Clock H. the following
described property. to wit: All defendants right,
title, claim. and int rest and to Lots Nos and 70
Ia Square No. IL, original Lots Nos !, 2. and g. In
Square No. la and the east 20 feet of Lot No q In
Square No. l47, beginning at the southwest corner
OF said lot. and running thence east 20 feet thence
north 2 fet to of said lot, thence west feet
and Themes south 10 feet TO the point of beginning,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, in the c'ty Of Washington, ID c seized
and levied upon as the property Of Charles n. Van
Patten, aud will be sold to satisfy JudciaIs Nos q,
lac, 81, SO, s7S S74. ST S7s, to october term 1885,
and Nos. and 2, to January term 1889, Pairo &
NOurse, John K. Kendat John w. Thompson n
ID. Gilman, NIchol as Acker, John and Mary Maho-
~, Wm. H. Ward, Michael Kelly, Jones White q
McCurdy, Ballard, Chalbourn and al and John Ira
der: use Of Charles E. Peasants, all against Charles
ii. Van Patton. w. SELDEN. Marshal
no 6-ts for the District of Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In yITtue nfa mt or "a
IN "a meas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
Crcnt Court OF the District of Columbia for The
county oil W ashngtop and to me directed, will ex
kCse ~ public sac for CASH, front OF the Court.
louise aoOI OF sand county, on MONDAY, tse i5th
hs property, to Wit II defendsrts ria
uuei ann, and interest IN ana to Page's sutdiyi.
ana 8, Of said subdivision, and of SAID Square No
S'; as lSid down ~ the Surveyors ofhcs. IN Liber
together with all and singular the :nlsr0yefnents
tseIeon' seized and levied Ipyn az me property of
1eorse page, Gta Wall 0e sold to satisfy Judi ca q
Gailaher, use Of Chiffon & Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
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ocH-Gts

II THE AROVE sALE Is POSTPONED
untIl MONGAr, the ped instant, same hour and
weather w SEIDEN Ms,sb.t '"e
no Is Is for rhe OisfricI az Tni,,,na,
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nELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST.
II , Patented October 1858.
assn,.: SSaEfHENS, Dealer IN Fire Glazing and
under Browns Hotel, Is The exclusive agent OF
asnlpgton and vicinity for the sale Of thi. higbl
and seq them. = no If
CLAIMS. AND cc6NvEYANcER,
Oes asd residence, No $50 Ist Street east, Grssns
Rosc. CaptteI Hull -
Deeds, Wills. Contracts, and all other legalvrit.
ings, oaxefaliy and promptly pfspafsds no l2-2n
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sS. ssGisNsjosI BnI,dPs

NIARSHAL'S sALE-In yIrtu. ,,F - =,
WI fer faclas issued from .hs Clerks noe Of the
Circuit Court Of he Nstrtct Of Columbia Tor he
expose 20 public saA Cor CASH in runt OF the Court
~ zoo. % , sad cogpty, EspAY the sO
described property. to wit /; All defeniant's rizht
tlte claim and interest in and TO Lots Nos. l. 2 8
ID. c., together with ali and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty efChsrlez H: Van Pstten. and will be sold L
ls56, IN favor Of w. 6. w. and Jane L. w bite and
c s%s: q HM%SS1,5s sSn Of }ohp R9ss
Late Msrshal for the District Of coiumb;a.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
i from Richard Cruit, dated june s. 1865, we will
otter at auction. on TUESDAY, .he Sothdsy Of No
that lot OF ground in GEORGETOWN, bounded as fol-
lows, VIZ Beginning at the end ofs2 feet inches on
the hrst lne OF Lot No nine, g. in Holmeads addi-
ton to Georgetwon, and running thence with the
north side OF Bridge street east % feat 70 Robert
thence north and parallel 70 Montgomery street l2
feet, :Leace vest aad parallel to Bridge street q
lset, thsnoe south and parallel 70 MONTGOMERY
ments.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid cash, and the residue In two eauA M
stalments at and months, with interest," TO be Sc
cured. Should the purchaser fail to COMFY with the
may be resoid az biz ses; and Isk. after one weeks
notice. MAkTEh 8. COY,
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TREASURER'S SALE
Unseated Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given that, agreeably to
~ an Act of Assembly passed the 18th OF
March, 1915, entitled 'An Act to amend an
Act directing the mode of selling unseated
lands for taxes, &c" and the several Supple
ments thereto, the following tracts of unseated
lands, in the County of Potter, will be exposed
to public sale or outcry, for all arrearages of
taxes, at the Court House in the said county
of Potter, on the SECOND MONDAY of JUNE
next; and also certain tracts of SEATED
LANDS which are returned for unpaid taxes,
will be exposed for sale, at the time and place
aforesaid, agreeably to the Act of April 10Th,
1874, for taxes due thereon, unless previously
paid.
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low for cash 1t Z. K. SPENCER'S,
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COUDERsPORT ACADEMY.
REV. J. HENDRICK, Principal.
1SS1-'SS.

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H. sessions of thirteen weeks each:
the Winter Term commences, Tuesday,
Dec. 10, 1857.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
April &, 1853.
The Fall Term commences, Tuesday, Aug.
"a, 1883.
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every branch of Study.
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Executors Notice.
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the undersigned on the last Will and Testa-
ment of ARNOLD HUNTER, late of Harrison
Township, Potter County, Pa, decd all those
indebted to the estate, will make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them to
AGUSTUS 1I STREETER, lE,,rs
ISRAEL DODGE. EA rs
Harrison, Feb. %, l85S.-6t.
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SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
&c, &c, &c.
EsE~J. R. Stafford l. Co.'s Olive Tar is ap-
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around the neck and on the breast. His OIL
I'VE OINTMENT is applied where the skin i.
broken, and is Il popular remedy where known.
Good for the Whoopng Cough. 1913.
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