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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22
Moueyed Men
Great sale of city Property.

i Lawrence, to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the Sd day of July next, ten thousand lots in the
following towns, to wit
Lawrence, Leayenworth, Lecompton, Tecum-
Americas, Ottumwa, Dread, Neosho City, Cen
tropolis, Minneola, 0sawatomie, Spring Hill,
Mechanism, Quindaro. BellTue. Doniphan. Grass
hopper Falls, st. George, Ogden, Bloomington,
and nearly every other live town in Kansas,
Terms, Cash. Title can be examined the week
before sale by calling at the basement of the
Herald of Freedom building, during which time
persons having lots or town shares to dispose OF
may call and leave them for SALE. One of the
best auctioneers in the country will be employed
for the occasion. u. w. BROWA.
Lawrence Nav 9Th 1853
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OLsTTe1ee and Bic Sprip ms two m miles from
Bloomington and four from Lecompton; fifteen
acres of timber, plenty of stock water, two
springs and good prairie; tive houses on the
property, one 16 by Is and the other y by Il
Title perfected. For particulars, enquire at the
Herald Of Freedom Office. Price 81 200.
apr24- 1t
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Durant's New England Bards

SECOND annual tour of Missouri, Kansas,
~ Nebraska and Western Iowa. The New
England Bards would respectfully announce to
their numerous friends and patrons that they
will, the coming season, give their popular Con-
certs in all the principal cities and towns of the
above States and Territories |; due notice will be
given through the press, also by large and small
bills. which will be extensively circulated previ-
Gus to the evenings on which the concerts will
take place. The company comprises the follow
ing well-known artists:
Mrs. W. F. DURANT, - Alto.
;HA1WARD,- Tenor and Balladist.
w. I. DURANT, Basso and Humorist.
The Bards would state that no pains will be
spared on their part to render these entertain
ments superior to any given in this part of the
country, having by judicious addition strength
ened their vocal department, and also formed an
Orc1estrdk Acc0n payment, which will consist of
VSclin, FiOfiaceiI0, Guitar, and Aelodida; and
they would respectfully ask continuance of the
patronage bestowed on their past endeavors.
w f. DURANT, Musical Director.
Lawrence, May % I85S-tf
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q. m. HERRINGTON.

IJOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAIN
II TER, GLAZTER and GEAIsER, No, IS Msssa-
ehusetts street. opposite the Post Office. Those
wishing good Sign, or their houses Painted
and Papered, at reasonable prices, viii please
give him q call, as b. experience he feels conf
dent that he can give entire sstisfaction, Mixed
Paints for sale.
Lawrence, Nay ], 1858.
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rsss Needles 4 EoDSakks
A MBRoTYPE AND PHOT0GRAPHTCGA GAL
n LERY, corner Of Delaware and Secend sts..
LsaSenxcrth city kansas. All work executed
N the best possible manner. -rss4s ssfs--.
IIea4enHorth. Feb 90 -
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n consequence Of the storm on Saturday, the
L 18th inst. the public sale of Lots in Prairie
City was postponed till Saturday. 29th inst, ct
l0oelock, Al
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"A. m. Simpsou.
Peoria City.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Once No. :. Massachusetts,
IN street, Lawrence. Office hours a: y. to
2. NJ Dec. z9I II
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n. H. FARNHAm.


ITTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND /
q Agent and Dealer in Land Warrants
Gee, frat door North Of q. 5. Land Office. |
LEompton. Kansas TERRITORY.
hen issued for the sale of oc9 600 acres of Pub
lII,ands in the Iecompton and kickapoo Dis
Icts. in July next, ] shall be prepared to
leste Land Warrants at private entEy ior non
1siieRts Immediately upon the opening OF the
. Tie greatest inducements are now offered to
:sastsrn Capitalists and others for making richly
having investments; as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated Of any IN the Ter
'ritqy: ara unsurpassed in fertility, and are the
IfrsilAnas ever yet offered for private entry IN
kNsas.
NJ iah r'f'l'aia's' ao'1 r. Il. FAENHAM.
Leompton. K. T., April st. Isss. sm
DLTON & O'DONNALL hsye Che largest
u and best selected stock of Gentlemens
FURNISHING GOODS ever brought into a an
sas. We are determined, these hard times, tnst
prices shall ylease every customer, thereby
soaring large trade
THE GREAT RUSHis at DALTON 4 O'D0N-
one Says land what every one says must be trueI
that they can buy better bargains there than
elsewhere.
TRADERS in the adjacent towns can save
Il time and money b. looking q DALTOS
OD0NNALI'S large stock OF Clothing, Boots
=
&c, &C. We guarantee to sell all goods in our
line at st. Louis prices aside from freight up
the riyerl. Come and satisfy yourselves.
Large sales and small profits, is our motto.
GENTLEMEN, buy yutr Boots and Shoes ct
VI DALTON & 0DONNALL'S. if you would
secure the Latest Styles ut the Lowest Prices.
Now is the time. nl
GREAT BARGAINS to be had in HATS and
VI CAPS. of the Newest and Latest STYLES. to
be had cheap of DALTON i O'D0NNALL.
To Mule breeders.
THE celebrated Jack. BLACK WARRIOR. is
Il now standing at my Farm on Rock Creek.
one mile FROM the mouth, on THURSDAYS. Fridays
on the Neosho one mile above the mouth OF Cot
tom Wood, on Mondays, TUESDAYS and Wednes-
days, fer the vi Mares, at Twelve Dollars
the season.
Black Warrior was sired By the Marengo Nam
moth. His dam was sired BY the Old Imported
Warrior. bis grand-dam was fine Maltise
Jennet. He is i've years old this spring.
g. I. GODDARD.
Rock Greek. f. T. April :. ls5s. spr24-tf.
nOURLE CORN PLANPERS-On hand and
apfs ~ s''' LAWRENCE FEED STORE.
| CLINTON, ISABELLA AND CATAWBA
~ GRAPE-Fine Roots-just received AZ the
apr24 LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
Bloomington Scheel.
DR. T. REED viii open school for both
y sexes at Bloomington, on the first Monday
TERMS: 5 or dollars per quarter. according
to branches taught.
WI 5ksskE,, Trustees.
SHUBAL SWAMP
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nR. T. REED will open q school for both
u sexes at Bloomington, on the first Monday
of May, 1853.
TERMS: or dollars per quarter, according
- aboz
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EMPORIA TOWN COMPANY (!
Natice of Drawing.

THERE viii be Drawing. of all the shares
i issued BY the Enporia Town Oompany, IN
the CITY of Emporia, on Monday. the 10th day of
Nav next. Shareholders are requestAd 70 DC
present. either in person or by proxy
By order Of the COMPANY.
g. W. BROWN. President
@ W DEITZLER, Secretary. marN
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j. c. STEELE.
WM. JESSIE, Trustees.
SHUBAL SWAMP
AnriI 81 ,5a Il
DissoIution Of COpartnership.

DissOlutiOn OF COparfnershfps
THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Dyer & Woodruff is dissolved by
mutual consent. Business will be carried on at
the old stand by Rice Il Woodruff. All persons
indebted to the late firm will please call and
settle their accounts.
Taurepee Anil % ,S4
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A SMALL STEAM ENGINE and Boiler for
"A sale at a bargain. Inquire at the Herald Of
Freedom Office. g. W. BROWN.
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CaEti0R

A Ii, PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing note, drawn in favor Of Russell
Cole, and dated May %, isS7, IS said note has
been naid. and for which hold receipts.
oe go sS''l' anu .O- j. ii. SHIMMGES.
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Ladies, Attention III

Have you called at DALTON 3 0D0k.
IL MALLS New Store. Coilanore Buildings,
Massachusetts, and Lawrence streets, and exam
ined their large stock Of BOOTS and SH0ESf
learn where the best bargains are to be found.
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Carpetingss
L by BULLENE 4 READ.
Upholstery.

WIN. A. SHROYER takes this method of in
w forming his friends and the pahlie genera II,
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street, Law
renee, Immediately west of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy to see all persons IN
1uest of any thing in his line. CoNFORTs, MAJ
RAISES. BOIsFERs, PILLOWS, SHEETS, &C., on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb, H59
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Caleb G. Pratt.

DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS, FARMS,
~ Town and City Lots, over the City Drug
Store, Lawrence. Jan. y, looo. ON
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Land in Iowa!

Land in Iowa!
100 ACRES of Land in Harrison county,
l. ~ Iowa, within six miles of the Missouri
river, and two of the beautiful city of Magnolis,
for sale, or trade for property in Lawrence Price
SO per acre. mye 5. n. WOOD.
A LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall, at
IA Big Springs, also Eve shares in Big Springs,
for sale low for cash. Big Springs is fifteen
miles west of Lawrence, on the California Road,
and is destined to be one of the best towns in
Kansas. Stafford 4 WOOD.
my8 L1Dgers and Re1Z Estate agents
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Needles & BsnsaEE,

Jan 3
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Valuahle Farm for Sale.

ONE of the most valuable claims in the Terri
" tory, situated nearly midway between Law,
renee and Lecompton, With title peffee ted, ana
forty acres fenced, with Is acres broke, and .
comfortable cabin on the same, for sale for
sl,65s. Apply at the Herald of Freedom once
for full description. Men "
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This town, situated at the junction Of the
i Usage River with Ottawa Greek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territoy-bids fair TO eclipse
many of her sister towns in population snd en-
terprise.
There is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient TO run pair of Burn
which will be attached soon. There are also TIVE
good Single Machines capable OF cutting IRON
six to eight thousand shingles each. per-day.-
Timber Is plenty, and as good IS can be found IN
any portion Of the Territory. Land Is OF the best
quality, both for farming and stock raising:
There is Post Office, two DRY Goods, and two
Grocery and Provision stores here already.--.
There is fine opening for mechanics Of nearly al
kinds; q good Blacksmith Is mach needed; also
Shoemaker, Carpenters, and other meehanics;-
The ProprietOrs will donate lot 70 any one who
will erect a substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at reasonable rates. Ths
above place is located near the center Of the
County. and will undoubtedly be the County
Seat at an early day. This place is Twenty-Five
miles from Lawrence. and fifty from Kansas
City- JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
A. JOHNSON.
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Horses for sale.

THREE LOTS in Lawrence, suitable for mill
l. ing or machinery purposes, with good spring
on the same for sale cheap b. g. w. BROWN.
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the Pacific Hotel Investigation.

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Developed by the inyc,I,lIti.o int, ih,.
raelac lotti traredy. wuI.u Mil ,nrn, =,
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DoJ;, on n, c,Dthe, and I'm the snu
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count Tor e>.,p. ana, t3' sn.,asi,i,, ~
Violence pryyl1u, L. the gr.i,,n If fire ara
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The thic"yo fross says: We see by
the patent list for the week en4iug tn
I'D lust that Mr. George i. Gurus, Of
this city, has obtained patent for an im-
proyement in harvcstcrs, which is thus
described by the Scientific american:
This invention renders practicable the
use Of all exceedingly simple arrange.
m"nt for vibrating the cuttcr-bar and
adju ting the height Of the same. The
nature Of the Improvement consists OF II
curved, vibrating stirrup. within tha cir
clio Of the driving wheel, SAID stirrup
being iorked. and having two friction
rollers, which run on opposite sides OF ii
scrpe3tinc cam, III manner to give a reg
nIar fcclprocattD- motion to the cutter.
bar, and owing t. being curved, is pecu
liar adapted for use In combination with
the slotted pillar blocks which support
TIE driving wheel aud adjust the h light
Ut the cutter. W. regard this ns a very
usctu' auxiliary 10 rcapcrs, il being sim
pie ITSELF Avoiding friction, and generally
enhancing the utility OF harvestcrs.
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nO-We would Cal, the attention OF
our readers to the new advertisement OF
j. NJ. Ludlow, of Duran'. Mr.. l.. is
on hand with ine stock Of goods, which
he is willing to sell at cost for that "do-
prcciated currency" called "Elorencc
money
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The Best Hit o: the SEASON,

Col. Henry ). Laue, Of Indiana, made
a speech to the Republicans. up at St
Joseph the other day, in which ne said
1.-THE Buchanan men had abandoned the
Cincinnati PLATFORM to stand upon the
Cincinnati DIRECTORY"
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tsyWe see that the Linn County Frg-
tSter has changed hands, the Messrs. JeE-
nison having sold to Messrs. Thompson
and Hubbard Mr.. Robert II dimes is to
be the editor, aud manager. His saluta-
tory is short but to the point.
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fai stories. Price. in cloth, 81 70, or,
IN two volumes, paper cover, 81. Ad.
dress, I. Il. PETERSON l. BROTH
Frs, 800 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons Interested are hereby nDtiied t4at
the Executions OF the Estate ol Stephen Ives. de
ceased, uted their final port the hIarr4 Igrtn
lrt1 oi the Cedar COMFY Court aud also asking
tina taey he discharged a, Execu@oss The first
Mon4ay IN Arm il siAel by said Cuart. for acting
SAIL Report: I'd unless parties appear and
Contest sail Repent or OBJECT thereto. the money
belonging 10 saii Ls.aae viii BE- distributed aAa
thr Executors discharged. GEDR,E SMITH.
lllton Mach Isl Laos. CoaaxS JN4ge.
I'll ~ 81
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PROBATE NOTICE..

Notice il hereby given that the LIST will aud
testament Of calvin scott deeease T. late of Cedar
county, State Of Iowa ~.s pubby real ~ t32a
Marcia tern Of ta~ County & part ii said Cedar
co3s'v, WhefeuP N il aas ordered, t1al the time
for proving t,1 same b. the hr., hleuaa. in ! ftI
mex. a. winch lime al persons Interested in sid
Estate, are required Ia app, ar ana #1 cause. i
any taey have, against tie p.o a 81 sad viii.
b. orler Of the tpanty Court "f said cnEuiy
GEOkG. ~Mllu County Judge,
~ 4w IS this Isl day OF Mar. Il. la53
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uUNTS MEDICINES
7 II II CUE KILL Er

Is entirely |s3etobie and free from
Poison.
No Arsenic, No Culni-.e, No stIychn'u~.
SAFE and R{naMc-.S 10 Cure,
1t stops the chills just "a quick rs quinine: II
r"uSes the liver TO action, and purges the syst.n q,
Iom bilious matter, doing what cannot lie done
with qn"lnc. II never Injuries the patient, OF
leaves them rale and feeble, with yellow shin and
eyes, or With weak end stin Joinss.
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s0fss T..
SG'FHa s..
y
LUM6 ER & S a WING.

'rIE undersigned ha.ng rrnodded and M
] proved the Grcet's Mills near Rochester,
and applied .-
>t+ N rOWEF THERETO.
will be prepared, IN few days, TO supply on
demand,
Lumber and Saving.
These Mills are intended E. the best IA this
IA RI Of The ate. and The undersigned pronis-
- full satisfaction % customers.
aSn. an. \. GREEN.
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lEs~ We have received trom the pub
iishers the Lost Daughter aud other
stories, BY Ar.. ueotz. We have not
bad time 10 p4gu,e it all, but We ca1 say
thai it il Of class Of books that will
! benefit its readers Read the following
notice from Godey's Lady's Book, for
! March, 1898:
The Lost Daughter, aud other sto-
rles vi the Heart = BY Mrs. Caroline
Lee lientz, aathor Of Linda" "Loye
after Marriage etc, etc. The lltuen-
ted author OF the charming story that
gives It's title to this attractive volume
has left behind her many lastingant beau
tttul souvenirs Vi her literary triumplre.
Bat among them all, there is not one. Der
hap@, more worthy OIL reputation than
the affecting story of "Ihe Lost Dau.h-
ter. We are lot called upoa, We arc
aware, 10 repeat all that the able critics
hive 20 often and truthfuIIy said in praise
.. III dramatic powers displayed il the
writings of the late Mrs. Hcntz--of the
ease, correctness, and gracctuluass Of he,
yIe---of the purity or the strength OF hen
moral prineipies--or Of the applicability
OF her lessons and examples 10 the pru
d3nt regulation Of the affairs Of every
day life. Like her works, those hig'
oYiaions Of critics have become households
words, among American readers. But
there is still room for tie spread Of the
, aathoress' reputation, aai fur the inau
o1ce of her writing, which are so vel
calculated to elevate and enlighten Tx
minds Of those who may not yet have h ID
tho pleasure to peruse thou. It Is du.
a also to the worthy publisher. who lie p
: these works before the public, that he
/, should be renunerated for his labor an,
I aud enterprise. Exclusive Of 1.-THE Los
Daughter" this volume contains no lcsl
than nine of the authoress' most delight
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Number III.
Town Property nnd
f A RIM 70 X SAL 4

Y ofcr for sale oil my Town property. tagvth.r
i or in tets ~ snit purchasers. nd aiao farm
taree niies Last Of Upton on Sugar Greek. wcn
i.nlersd. and veil satefoa, one OF the best stock
AIRES In I,wa, aesr enc hundred acres broke ard
fncssi. dwelling Ht>sac and Esot we'll OF va
tor containing 4se arres.
For terms OF sale call On the undersigned Ia
Upton. l4tf JOHN II. STAIR
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THE NoRru WESTERN FARMER, Of
Dubuque, is a monthly which every man
who has a door yard can afford to take,
aal 10 one who has farm or garden can
G.ford to do without. 1t is only one dol,
lar a year, or - to 50 cents in clubs.
Our postmaster will add to his list at any
time. The seeds given to each sub,crl,
bcr are worth the price Of the Farmc..
Scud and yet specimen number A4-
dress Miller K brayton, Dubuque, low.
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MOTTO =.
For SuIe CheQD!

4 GOOD Two Story Dwelling House III The
~ town Of Upton. good situation aud
good House and Lot
Also--.hree valuable town Lots, vel situated
for dstilings. Ia Upton
Also--Peu aores Of excellent Timber, situated
between pipsoa and RocAesttr.
Also--the u. c. Sec II, I. 81, u. ], o! good
Prairie Lam. All of .he above property will be
sold cheap for cash. Enquire u
WELLS SPlLEI g. u. G. PiATT.
33H Land Agent
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DLOW HANDLES, OK yoke2, OK bows and fork
4 handles, for sale by ia &. \. NAEN,
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AGENTS for the Advertiser.

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$3.50 g., 1.n'.-l'., 1~ ~. >''0 ;, -, >'
r'' " P'' -. ~ '"'' ''''
.,rc ,,.e,fa ~. =. 49,. ,.,>.., 49,: ="
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. Co !, AuctiOneers.
CEPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE ELEGAN,

CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, ELEGANT
Brocitelc mirrors, chandeliers
clocks and rich table furniture excellent psno forte
Monday morning. November H. O'Clock, residence
his EScolcncy Cayacant do Albuquerque, Brazilian
18th shall sell the
establishment compr.mg .s.
Superior brilliant
and action made 10 order by Worcester
Suite rosewood brocltele parlor
comprising sofas Turkish chairs and eight
Tor chairs, with elegant match
Rich gilt and bronze French mantel clock with candeabra
gilt frames
Suite superb rosewood drawing furniture, finished
low brocaee consisting of four dvans chairs,
four side chairs, with curtains to match
Splendid four eight light gilt and bronze chandeliers
throughout the house
Elegant French china and GIT brackets
Superior velvet and Brussels carpets and rugs
Suits OF mahogany Office comprising Turkish
chairs and six side chairs finished in CLOTH writing
tables
Very superior solid walnut extension dining table
Sideboard and plate stands
Mahogany leaher-coyered dining chairs
Sheffield plated teaset walters cake baskets pitchers butter
tubs castors, spoons, and forks
Splend gilt epergnc with candelabras
Richly decorated French china dinner
Solid chamber furniture, with marble tops
Imitation white cnamced furniture
marbles
Superior curlcd hair mattresses holsters and pillows
Excellent blankets, comforts, and spreads
Together with articles Indispensable
furnished establishment.
over and 90
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
Catalogues OF the above be obtained the auction
JAS c. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
Nov 2-cod Auctoneers.
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n NINNOENl DAIE VI v VALUABLE
~ Lot the Railroad DcpoBy virtue the
cut Court Of the District Of Columbia for Washington COUNTY
In chancey the subscriber will sell at public sale Wenc
day, the 10th day of November 1885, a4 O'Clock
premises of Lot g. Square
ing " feet IL inches New Jersey and so feet
north, and continuing 5,255 square feet
The above well known that which hotel
the late John Foy the railroad depot ocated
able business location.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree onebrd cash, and
the balance In six twelve and eighteen months with interest
the day Of sac secured by the purchasers
approved by the trustee Upon the full payment the purchase
interest the property
chaser in fec simple.
the terms OF sale complied with days
sale, the will be reod weeks
and expense Of the purchaser.
All convcyunces at the expense OF the purchaser
CHARLES $. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS q. MCGUIRE g. co..
Oct l6--3law&is Aucioncrrs
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BS j. c. MEG UIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.


LNXECUTORS' SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
gilt mirrors carpets silver pn
&C. public auction. On Thursday November
H. the establishment Of the late H. Pcndlcton Pennsylvania
avenue adjoining the Hotel shall sell furniture
&c, comprising
Rosewood French sofa and parlor chairs
Msrbetop CENTRE sofa, and side tables
Rosewood secretary and book case, what nots
Three large French plate mantcl mirrors
Elegant rosewood marble top mirror front bcauet
Eighteen solid oak leather dining chairs
Rosewood mar etop dressing table
Paintings and engravngs, sets OF girandoles
Danask and lace curtains, corDice &c.
Velvet Brussels and ingram carpets rigs cloth Drug
gets
Large walnut debo,rds elegantly carved in basrclcr
Solid mahogany extension dining table, ls feet long
Eighteen solid mahogany armchairs with harcushioncd
About 200 solid silver walters goblcts pitchers butter
tubs, ladies', knives, forks Spoons &c
plated walters, pitchers dishcs
champagne coolers, castors, boats, Sc
French china dinner, dessert and tca-warc
dccancrs, bowls, gobes tumblcr
Large Chinese punch bowl, Bohemian glassware
Choice lot Of liquors and cigars
Dimask towels napkins, table cloths
Marbctop dressing bureaus and wnshsands
Walnut Elizabcthii beasteads
Enamclcd cottage sets, louDg
Very superior feather bcis, polsters and pillows
cirIcd hair and huk ~ :.
Supsrior Blankets comforts, and Marscilcs quilts
Handsome FIR, ncb china and granite toilet
Together with large assortment OF kitchen requisites
TERMS $40 under cash. that credit 60 and
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
II. D. TYLER
PHILIP r. PENpIEroN
Executors.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE co.
Nov 2--d Aucioncers