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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01
nr w. H. syifmor, OF LAseAsrst,

IL formerly of Philadeiphla,l where he has
been in successful practice for number OF years
rseiyed his education the besr Medical College IN
The q. States and had the experience and practice
~ tne dHefFnf Hospitals for several years, mem
Der OF the Analytical Medical destitute of N. York,
and late Medical Surgeon of the United States Navy,
now offers himself 10 the public 10 attend any pro-
fesstonal calls.
The purest medicines always on hand direct from
the best Laboratories country and the Botani
cal Gardens of the world. No patent medicines pre-
scrtbed or recommended. Medicines used only which
will not break down the constitution, but will reno
vate the system from all injuries il has sustained
from mineral medicines Chronic and d iicut disea-
Ses must be treated upon analytical principles which
IS to know and ascertain what disease is. Its nature
aud character reqaire knowledge of the chemical
constituents ot every soliG and fluid of the human
body; the changes those SOLIDS and fluids are capabe
OF undergoing To know what medicines to employ
to cure diseases, requires knowledge of the chemi-
cal constituents of all agents employed In medicine,
and II we IN possession OF This knowiedse, il il
possible 10 cure any dsease-no matter Of how long
sanding-and leave the patient in healthy and per-
iectiy cured condition
Melancholy, Alteration, that state Of slienatioa
and weakness Of the mind which renders persons in
capable OF enjoying the pleasures performing tho
dntes OF fr Dyspepsia that distressing disease and
fell destroyer of health and happiness undermining
The constitution, aud yearly carrying thousands TO
nntimely graves, can most emphatically be cured
rheumatism, IN any form condition, chronic
acute, warranted cnrabe; Epilepsy or falling sick
ness; all chronic and stubborn diseases of Females
radically removed. Salt 2heum, aad every
description of DiceraionS; Piles and Scrofulous Dis
eases, which have bafied alprevlous medical skill
can be cured by my treatment, when the constitu-
tion Is not exhausted.
do say all diseases eyes, Consnmptio,s) can be
cured.
Gy-CANCER CURED without the knife.
will remain in my Office Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from O'Clock A. NJ. 10 3 p. NJ. TO ae-
commodate patients from distance, and consult in
the English and German languages Will make Wis
its 10 any distance if required May be addressed
By letter, Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
july 80, ,'5S-ly. W. II. WIN r, NJ. D.
F. s. See in local column my appoint mrnt TO visit
Bedford on the l0th llh 18th and l3th days Of Au-
gust 10 consult with patients all diseases free of
charge. W. II. WtTMOR
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.AnTLCE - L.NWUINiTIO.N.

WHEREAS John Clasr, lste of Bedford Borough,
BEDFORD county, ded seizsd cf The following Real
Estate 10 wit ore lot Of ground in ihe Borough Of
Bedford fronting co feet Pitt street, and ad-
oiuiur rubic lot OH hc east, Isaac N-Hge, Jr., on
on the west ard the Ray>iown branch ihe north,
also n lot Of ground containing anonf 20 acres, sat-
uarc in Bedford township, adjoining ands OF Hugh,
Moore, Jacob Martins heirs, William Meikln's heirs
snl Others.
Leaving the following named hrrs; to wit, Jacob
Who is dead, leaving issue daughter Mary Ann,
who is in,ermarried with George Hines, residing Ia
ne State of Ohio Mary NJ. kimly, residing IN Bed
!ord CathaTine, ItsGularrrd with Anthony StIfier,
residing in Bedford, JOAN no is d'ad, leaving five
saildren viz: Grorge residing IN the west henry re
udiug in Frederick county MD, William residing
in She west, Margaret, intermarried w.ih George
Bcch,e residing IN Frederick CO., Md: and John re-
siding at the place, Joseph, petitioner, Sarah, IN
mauerrird VIII Thomas Slack, now dead, raving IS
sue SIX children, residing in Bedford county, viz
George, Mary, iu,ermanird with George Rock, Jane,
Ns:garet, Amanda, and Franklin, Elizabeth, inter
married with Jacob Over, residing in Bedford and
Ssmuel. residing in the State of Kentucky.
Noric. is therefore giveu, that IN pursuance oi a
sri, Of partition valuation to NJ" directed, viii
proceed 10 hold inquisiton or valuation on the
said premises OF Saturday the 9th day oi October,
A. D., 1858, when and where all parties interested
may attend # they proper.
SheTia,s Office, Bed WA. ;. Eli kE.
ford, Sep. %, 1858. Sheriff.
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q See advertisement of Drs. Sanford
Liver lnvigorator. in another column.
Gan PAINTING TO emierate 10 mid ,tmote, e,ood
sof and f"e rket, adrcrtises~t of Hoanaao@-
ton Lands.
THE HAMM0NToN FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted TO Lteratnre and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts OF the Settlements of Ham
monitor. IN New Jersey, can be subscribed Tor al on
iy 81 cts. per annum.
lncio>e postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 Editor of the Farmer, Hammontou, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, of the hest
quality, IN one OF the heathest ant most delightful
climates IN the Union, advertisement of Ham
monteFHIands.
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1 GOOD HOTSD & LOT FOR Sihh.

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell biS house and lot
in Busna Vista, Juni4ta Township, Bedford
county. ON which ar, erected good TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, we'll
finished. an excellent FRAME STABLE, a
good shop well calculated Tor shoe"aNrF or
tailor also, a we'll Of good water IN the back
yard, and always plenty OF water IN 'he criiar'
This property is a very desirable onr, or'hS
well calculated Tor business man, II being 10 a
good ntghborhood Buena Vista wants ano'Il-
sr store, good wagon maker, shoemaker ann
tailor u Any person wishing to purchase
such property al low price, will address Inc
suJsctil.r at Buena Vista. II sold, possession
given this Fall. NICHOLAS kferu'
Aes. 20. l858-tf.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE IS MILES FROM
PHILADELPHlA--by Railroad IA the State OF New
Jersey. Sol among the best for Agricultural purposes,
being good loam soll, with clay bottom. The land
is large tract, divided into small farms, and hnn-
dreds from all parts olthe country settling
and binding. The crops BE- seen growing. Terms
from SIS 10 90 per acre, payable within four years
by inslamerts To visit the pIace-Leave Vine ST.
Wharf at Phila. al u 4. NJ by Railroad for Hamon-
ton, or address z. !. Eyrnes, by letter. See full
advertisement in another column.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all
Sep. 10, SO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all
y whom II may concern, thai have bought
Of WIN. Lashl~y and paid i,itn for, th"~toIiow-
property, to Wit: his entire stock OF store goods
horses, cattl-, hogs, calves, grain, bay, aud al
together all his personal property that brl"nged
to him, and also, four tracts OF land and leave
the same in his possession during my pi'aSu-r,
and furthermore f1fcwarn all persons iroH'
respasslng on the same, as [ viii mos! positive
" enforce the law against any P'Is'D > DONG,
as il is mine and paid for
Sep 10, '58. HENkA {. LASiiLEl =
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FAIR NOTICE.

MURRAY s BRO, Bloody Run, would
notify persons indebted 70 them by note, Book
account or otherU ise, that they intend moving
west this Fall, and desire that all knowing
themselves lndrbted to thrm TO con.e forward
and paw up immediately. Any who neglect
mi. notice longer than till the l4th Of October
next, will likely have cause 10 regret II, as after
that time all claims Will b.. left in the hands OF
an Officer for collection.
Sep. q, 1883.
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TENO Sc COL DIRECTORS AND
TT a HsrIrlEG Nntic. Is hsranN givsn

Z TEACHERS. Notice is hereby given
that viii meet ths directors and Teachers OF
,burg aud Napier township, 10 Schellsburg,
for the purpose Of examining hers and renewing
certificates the 2jth OF Sept; those of JunIa
at Buena VISTA on the 27th; of 81, Clair, at the
Eight Square on the 9Sth; of Union, al Mowery's
M,n on the 2qih; Of n iddr Woodh-rIy, al Wood
berry, On the 30th OF Souih WoodbrTrv, al Enter
prise on the 1T OF October; of West Providence at
boody Run the IL; of Hupewe, al Dashrr's on
the Jth; OF Broad Top, at Eup-well on the 9th; of
Liberty al StouerstoWu the I'm; al Snake Spring
Hartley school house The 18Th: Of Co!pran, a.
The BicK Church the lIll,; OF Fast Providence,
at liouseholder's school housr on the 18th; Of Bed
ford township, at Bedford the 18th; OF Harrison,
al Kry>er's school house on the ISb Of London
derry, al Bridgeport on the l9th; Of Cumberland
Valley the 2Urh; OF Southampton, al CAaneysvllic
on the lsi Of Monroe, at CleaTvile the 22d; OF
Bedford borough on The 25th.
Tie above meetings will he held al 8 O'Clock 4.
NJ, aud IL is particularly requested that Directors
and Teachers be pune tual III their Attendance
Teachers will please provide Themselves with pens,
ink and paper, and avail themselves of this "pporiu-
niY of beng examined, teacher wiit be ex-
amined after he regular time except for special ea-
sons and then unless he brings written request
for me do signed al least by three Directors
cf the District in which Le is 10 be employed.
NOTICE is also given, that all Permanent Ceriif-
icates OF the old les have been arHHed under the
authority Of the i2 Section Of he General School
Law OF the srh Of May 1851 and can no longer be
received 10y Directors authority for the employ
p7ert of Teachers. Teachers holding such c"rrii-
yates will phrase attend the above mentioned day
aad have them exchanged or returned.
II HFCKERMhN,
Sen. 10, so. Go. NoPt.
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DUBLIC Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC So Ie Of Real Estate.-By
1 virtue of an order OF The Orphans Couit, IN
and for the county OF Bedford, the undersigned
will sell at public sale on the premises,
SdurdaR, the OH day Of October, rert, the
REAL ESTATE Of ,Fm. Leasurr, late decd,
10 witt Tract Of Land composed Of three tracts or
parcels of land, situate in Beans Cove, Sonthamp-
ton township, county aforesaid, containing
9:s2 Acres, more or less, about 80 ACRES
under cultivation, adjoinining lands of Brce Grow
den on the north, a. Perdew the west, and John
Gordon or the east, about 9H of the pat
ented land TIE improvements are LOG HOUSE
and STABL about six acres IN MEADOW with a
small ORCHARD thereon. Land well watered and
excellent spring a, the door. Terms cash Due
attendance viii BE- given by
A. PERDEW,
SIP. 2, 1853. Admir-.
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goD.NI.NYSTR-qTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted 10 the nndersign-
ed by the Register OF Brdtdrd county, upon the es
tate of VIM. Leasure, late OF southampton township
dcceased-a persons, therefore, indebted to said
estate, will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against il, viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
ARCHIBALD PFRDEW,
Of Beams Cove, Bedford co., Admir-.
Sep 3, 2S5s.
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d. r, ANDERS en-,
or CENTREVILLE, CUMBERLAi

or FCENTREVILLE, ,CCMBERLdND
VALLEY.
would hereby give notice 20 his customers
and friends, that in order to make arrange
ren,s for the Fall trade he vii! sell goods
much cheaper than ever for CASH. He also,
wants all knowing themselves owing him TO
come and settle with him without delay.
Sep. %, 1853.
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DUBLTC &.qLE or RE.fL ESr,4TE. -
There viii hr exposed 10 public sale, on
Saturday, lie oh rag Of October, 1898, the
well known farm, Formerly lhr property OF AZ
I~n Conlrv, deceased. Th- Improvements are a
TtFO STORY LOG HOTSE,
with stone kitchen attached, doutle log barn.
and other necessary buildings, there IS a large
apple orchard Of choice fruit thereon, and other
irui, trees OF different kinds. 4 never falling
well of water near The house, aud several >prinss
on the farm.
This tract Of land lies about y miles west Of
SchetIsi,utg. adjoining lands Of Wm. Crlsman,
PhiIlip Hoovrr, John Wh"is;one and oth"rS.
Ttynis male known on day OF sale by
ERIAH CONLEY,
Sep. 10. SO. Administrator.
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Iron City Commercial College
CnARrERrn 1sl.

PlTTsBURG, PA. CHARTEREB 1853.
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1853.
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
School Of the United States. Young men prepared
for actual duties of the Counting Room.
J SMIrH, NJ, Prof of Book keeping and Sci
ence of Accounts.
T DoUraErr, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercal Calculation
DEyDRrcK and I c JKyKIxs, Teachers Of
Bookkeeping.
CowLEY and W A Miller, Prors. of Pcnranship.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
A. used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL HMETIC-RAPID BESI-
NESS WRlTING-DETECTlNG COUNTERFEIT
MONEY-MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAW
Are taught, andall other subjects necessary for
the success and thorough education of practical bu
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pHM. .ApEL PHlA COLLEGE OF MEDIcIils.

2I4 South FiJf4 Street, befo~ Walnut.
III. TysrtS. Thf,a ,<s.iou Of this Ia'HtnHoH triH
open on MONDAY, OCTOBER lith, 1888.
The following are some Of its advantages
is the aply inxtitntion in the City which furnish
its Student. with Hospital Tickets and material
for dissection " rHcrT CHARGE ne grasses are
examined daily by the Professors, VINO take PeIso-
nal interest in the advancement and welfare OF every
Student.
limited number OF young mrn ci fee'ti',eo
means will be received hen"hciaries, paying pu'
$40 for full course Of Tickets. In all cases. 'ne
of physicians and of clergyn'en have
N announcement containing every iotsha'io'
viii be sen, free, application 20.
B. HOWARD RAND, ". ID.
Sep. Y, '5s D'aH OF me F6"""f'
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphaas' Court Of
Bedford county; the undersigned will sell at
pablic sale, on the prenisrs, in Bedford town
,hip, on Fyidry, the 5ta day Of .horembeT,
hpxt, all the following drscfihed Real Estate,
10 Wit: A Tract of Land with GRlST-MlLL
and DWELLING HOUSE, thereon erected.
containing Al ACRES and % PERCHk> aud
aowance-aIso "a acres Of meadow ground,
adjoining lands OF John HoldrraaGm's hrirS,
John S. Rtchey and others.
TermE-cAs!i, al confirmation of sale.
DANIEL HELSEL,
admir- OF the estate of Jacob Helael, decd
Srp. II, 1888.
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Important I'M formation .-StHJenfs entsr at
any time--No vacation-Time unlimited--Reg ie W
at Observation-Disclosures assisted III obtaining sitna-
tions--TUtion for full Commercial Course, SIS 90
Average time TO 10 weeks-Board So. so per eek
Stationary, 6.00-Enire cost. $50 90 10 $1,000
&C Ministers, sons received at half price.
For CirculaT-Specim-ns OF Business and
Ornamental Wrirng-nclose two stamps, aud ad-
dress JENKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sep 3, 1sjs-ly
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: SHOE STORE!
Ferguson & Co..

HAVE just opened thrir new Store in "An-
derson's Row" Of buildings, nearly opposite the
Gazette Office.
Their stock OF Boots and Shoes for men, wo-
men and children, is certainly the best and
cbrapes, that has ever been brought 10 Bedford,
for three reasons.
First st:-On account Of the pressure Of the
times. they have heen laid in al 30 cents on the
dollar lrss than What was paid last year for the
same goods.
Second They were bought foi CASH, and
the usual discounts made
Third They were bought in much larger
quantities than Dry goods metchauls buy them,
snd consequently were bought mach lower
Ii this is doubted, the evidence is On thr stand
81 thr counter.
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
The Store room has been SO arranged as 10
have separate apartment for the Ladies, pro-
yidpd with comfortable chairs and stools where
they ca, sit and talk, 81 bay shoes as they
please.
Pickles ana Fruits.
In connection with the shoe business, all
kind, of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves will BE-
kept, including Pine Applr, Peach, Shawber-
ri.s. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Catsups, Mixed
Pickles. LobS,trF &c, &C
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FOR SALE, OR

AR ADEo-A Farm within one
mile of the Rail Road and two miles of Stonerstown,
IN the Broad rop Coal region, containing about 100
acres, being good bottom and-about one-half clear
ed and the balance we'll timbered. The farm is well
improved and fine spring OF excellent water at
the door of the honse-also two good orchards OF fruit
trees on the premises.
ALSO,
A farm in MorIison's cove. d;o,ning lands Of Da-
vd StuckrY, Baleys heirs, Jacob Furry and oihers.
containing about 200 acres, one hail cleared and
The balance we'll tiubefed, with abundance Of
locust and chestnut timber. There several never
failing springs upon the premises with constantly
stream running through the farm There is also a
large and thrifty young orchard bearing iHt there
or. The Improvements rough cast House, Log
Barn and out buildings.
ALSO,
1e0 acres Of land in Dallas County Iowa.
ALSO,
800 acres Of land in Montgomery County. Iowa.
ALSO,
800 acres OF land in Harrison County, Iowa.
Also
Lot no Of block 80 in the city of Omaha, N"b@ SIX
Territory.
Al near the Rail Roads and presenting good oPPo,
tuntie5 for investments.
o. f. SHANNON.
Petrord- lulv 1873.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

In order TO make room for Fail and Winter
Goods, J. 6 ]. NJ. Shoemaker, will sell goods
al very reduced prices, at the Colonade store,
ang. 90, 1858.
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~ Premiums.

Drawn all tine premiums in Pittsburg for the past
three years, also in Eastern and Western Cities FOL
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVFD WORK
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- COST PRICES! a
~ COST PRICES! y


Inc subscriber, contemplating Visiting Eufo.. N
q few months for the sake Of his heath and for the
purpose Of visiting has friends wIu sell from this
date his entire stock At coat, and many kinds OF
stock as OS as possible before bis os
has reLqrn ne wishes 70 open with an entire new
Eastern markets expressly for the trade Of Wash
Lnston, IRE following nsned goods are marked
French RatWs, . m B3nns,s. al styles and osOrs,
Net Bssques, Illusion Berries and Cspes,
Embroidered C.oaks and Dresses. for infAnte, less
Infants Merino and Satin Hoods, hfty per cent ess
Under skirts Hoop Skirts, three kinds,
ciosE e,yets, Bonnet Veivsts. ali OOior..
Many finds Of WOrsted Goods at fifty per cent less
Crochet FTinses. all style. and qualities.
A Teat variety Of Coax and Dress Frinsss and
GurpuTe I Button Trimming,
GulPurs Lace, m al styles and widths,
Bugle Frlnres, Bugle Buttons,
Velvet. satin, Lustrlng, and Bonnet Ribands, m
White C Cotton Sa'aS' TRIMMINGS. Bsltings.
large stock Of Collars, IN Swiss, Cembrc, Linen.
caI6tio, sP;., Msfssiss and M0 9a Sets.
Real Lace Sets. Cambria and swiss Ruffins,
DImlty and Cambria Bands.
Real Brussels and yserciennes Lsoes.
4 1ery fine assortment Of FreacA and Blonde L.oes
Imitation Guipure Laoes,
White and Black SIX Nets and Illusions.
Boblnels. white and black stef Nets,
Lace Wells, IN a qualities,
Love and Grape Vells,
Elastic lbsnds, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and ltSilan Grapes, Cords and Tassels,
Sleeve and Cloak Tsssels, all oolOrs, Dress But
tons.
A spleniid assortment of French Flowers,
beautiful Gathers, in black, white and colors
Chenilles, Ball Chenllies, for head dresses,
Back Velvet Ribands, al widths, Ofthe very b~st
InaKes.
Fine and stylish Head dresses,
Six MIts. Kid Gloves.
And all other kinds of goois usus ly kept in q well
regu ated millinery and trimming store.
HI . he ladies' Of Washington and surrounding
country v vi please bear mind that the above ad-
veTtlsement is put forth in good isIth as am de-
termned TO sell my goods 1T greatly educed prices.
DressmaklnE continued as heretofore, and linings
and patterns cut 81 meIerate prices and all orders
Tor BoEnsts. &c, will be FLIED proportIOnably low
prices
p s. All sales at reduced prices viii be for cash
only. NJ, WILLIAM
no S-ao2m 50 Centre Market
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auotloneer.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
MORNING., December 4tS. commenc,nr Al 10
O'Clock shall sell, at No. $40 street between 6th
sna In streets large collection of peror house
boarding house, consisting in part OF viz:
Handsome Carved Mshorsny Sofss.
nahogany Parlor Table, with marble ton -r.
Handsoms Msntsl and fable Ornaments. ..
SnpeIlor Tapestry, Brussels Csrpeting.
W. DO. Sofa Table, with marble top,
walnut Eterere. Ms6oeaTy Rocfer
nanSSome cottage Reception Chairs, covered with
Window Shades, De mask Curtains and Cornioe,
Ian ManoS a.y HAT keeL. supsI,or Barometer, ,.
me hahogany Extension Dining Table,
isIge and hne assortment of China, Glass, and
Table Cutlery, Plated Casters,
Plated spoons, Forks, and Table Furniture rsne-
rally, ... 49,
g Oak Dining a room Chairs. Drussst.
Masosa5ay and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
Feather Beds, Boosters and Piilows.
a large collection of fms Blankets, Comforts,
AZ Sheets, Coun,srpanes, dc.
Mabossay and other washsssnas f Ioos Gs .Gs;
SSPwap Rs, ann. lounges covered with morocco.
Toilet Sets. exec lent X efTit orator.
a large and superlor Radiator,
Two verv ire Cooking Stoves and hxtures
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites &c
Inc Ntenti1n Of persons furnishing is partIsu,ar-
~ ca,eo 20 TINS sale. as the articles are of good
qpanfy and IN Keel ent condition.
Terms $50 and under cas- n; over that sum credit
o. o. ana ~ days. Tor approved endorsed notes. bear
noa-d CIV BoTELER, Auc,.
- THE ABOVE SALE IS yNAvoIDA-
instant. ' wv 'i'
det-i C. w. BoTEL Err. Auct'r.
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New York Markets.
Financial

NV YORK, DEE. 7-Stocks are hia her. Chicago
and Rock Island Say; Illinois Centi al shares Isl.
no bonds elH; Michigan Sorthern 2ik; New
no'k Central o31; Reading 5I1; MILWAUKEE, a, d
mississippi PA: VirRinia o. ~: Missouri 6's
-9js Sterling exchange is d I'm at IO9Y aIOaS
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

= THs STAR PusLIsnls rul LISTS or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WAsHISsToS CrrY
Posr orFIcE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TIN
LAW DIRECTING rHEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
ZION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE oFYIcE.
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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By WALL & BARNARD. AuctioneeI,-


RAlLlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an ord or of di.
~ tram from Angeles Simpson, and TO me ire ed
against the goods and chattes rights and credit ri
Marcus Hook. for rent due and in arrears, / bsye
selzeo and ,aken the following goods and chatttls
ana Will sell the same at public auction on IRIS
DAY, I'd December. at 10 O'Clock, in house No sac
on street BET Heen 10th and nth streets. to wit:
Carpets, Z Window Shades, Gilt frame Mirror !
ATE Ghair Rug Hat Rack Hall Carpet Hall
hogsny chairs, 1 Stove and Fireboard, Hsir Mat
uMess, Writing Ietle, l Fender and Fireboani, ]
Lot Stsir Carpet, Wardrobe, large Bedstends' /
Slnsls Bedstead, Washstsnd, l Clock, / Towel
RACK: Marbie top Beaufst, small ecker, l Cane
Stove and FIreboard. N0o
Terms c-sh.
non WALL & RARSaRn Amnt
III THE ABOVE SALE IL PoSTpoNEn
until THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. OH az 10
O'CLOCK. BY order ofthe Bai'If.
10, h. A. narrower
de2-d WALL BARNARD, Auct'ra.