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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-10-03
STATE OF MISSOURI,

County Of Gasco, ade.
In the County.Courr for the Com, :,
of Gasconade, august tetn IeGs ;
ORDER OF PUBLlcArIoN
Now at This day comes Kas en- Busch
mani admr. of the Estate o! Henry Bru,y
gemann decd and prays for an order .
sell the real estate of the said d.ra.-nJ
or 80 much thereof, as shall be suficinn@
to pay and satisfy the debts due ty soii
estate aud Yet unpaid for want e SUITE ON,
assets, accompanied by the ac :ouuls ,.ts
inventories and ~affidavits, a. by law 20
Quired. On examination Whereof II is or,
dered, that all persons interest ID in tha
estate of said deceased be notified. that
application as afor 1said has been made and
thu. unless the contrary be shown on or
before the next term of this court. 10 n,
begun end held at Hermann on the second
Monday in November next, an order will
be made TO s,l the real estate aforesaid
or 30 much thereof rs shall be suffcinntt 10
pay and satisfy the debts due by said
estate. And it is further ordered, ,ha, q
coy OF this order be published according
10 law.
SLATE OF MISSOURI,
CovHVT OF G~AssoNADE
!, EDWARD Kehr, Ciork Of the County
o"". t. Olthe County and Static aforesaid
rsly that the forcho,ng is a true con =
sOm the Re cords Of said Court in nv Of
Given under my hand and the
ro seal Of said court, at office ia
\""o:) the county aforesaid, this Goth
- day of August A. d. 1868.
E. KEHR, Clerk.
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County OF Gasconade,
In the Gascon2de Circuit Court,
April term 1898.
JOSIAH LUCKEY
Va
CASPAR SCHUBERT,
NATHAN BURRIS,
JOHN II. BURRIS &
SAMUEL NJ. COLEMAN,
Now at :his day comes ths plaintiff by
his attorney and produces testimony from
which it appears that the defendant SamI
N. Coleman is q nonresident Of this
State. Wherefore, on motion OF plaintiff
by attorney i: Is ordered by the court,
hat the said defendant Samuel NJ. Cole
man be notified that a civil action has been
commenced against him, the object and
general nature Of which is to obtain
Judgment for the sum Of 5000 ,l6, balance
dne on q note, against him and his co.
defendants.
And unless he appear at the next DC
tober term Of this court, to be begun and
held at Hermann, within and for Gasco-
Lalc county, on The 4th Monday of October
mkt, and on or before the Sd day thereof,
and answer the plaintiff petition, the same
will be taken against him as confessed
And it is further ordered hat q copy
hereof be published according to law, III
the Hermanner Folksblatt, a newspaper
printed and published in the county Of
tGasconade. +
a true copy, Attest:
j. c. ENGLAND, Clerk.
"a M .nyEvArII E!.s-.:f. ~
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Werlan9t.

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e. \. Isn'ts, ssiar 81 esR totfsn Nnsttprste
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A,ussa. SsVt. l6. 1858.
GNAtI.s 8, Giben,
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STATE OF ~NIssOURI,7-
County Of Gasconad0. De.
In the Gaseonade Cir

In the Gaseonade Circuit Court,
In vacation, Angus. l1th 1858.
D. r. O'NEIL
VS. Es..t.--t ~
.ERHARD- POPP.
Now at this. day the plaintiff in
propria persona and files u petition and
affidavit, from which it appeurs that ths
defendant is a resident of this State.
wherefore, ON motion of plaintiff, it is
ordered by the clerk, that the defendant
be notified, that q CIVIL action has been
commenced against him, the object and
general nature of which is to ferclose a
mortgage given by him to ~plrintiff on the
following lands n half of NE or, Section
70, Township Al, Range S, containing so
acres.
And unless he appear at the next Oc-
tober term of this Court, to be begun
and held at <Hermann, within and for
G~asconade county, On the 4th Monday OF
October next, and on or before the third
day thereof, and answer the plaintiffs Pc
tition, the same will be taken against him
as confessed, And it is further ordered,
that a copy hereof be published accord.
ing to law, in the Hor1nauner Volksblatt
a newspaper printed and published in the
County of 'dasconade.
A true copy, Attest:
J. c. ENGLAND. Clerk
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Mary Hendricks, John Mckenzie,
George Mckenzie, Nancy M~arzoniwitE
ana her husband Thomas Marzoniwitz,
Sarah Shockley rnd her husband Thomas
Shockley,
Sarah Dnrbin, Isabella Durbin,
stephen Durbin.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs By
Their atto7n y and file a petition and af-
tidavit, from which it appears that the
defendants Sarah Durbin, Isabella Durbin
stephen Durbin, John McKenzie&George
Mckenzie are non residents of this State
Wherefore, on motion OF plaintiffs by at
torney, il is ora cred by the clerk, tina
the defendants be notllied that a civil
action has been commenced against them,
the object and general nature of which is
to obtain a decree in partition to the
following lands, SW NV s NV Sc, NE
SW, Section 20, Township Il, Range 6.
And unless they appear at the next
October term of this court, to be begun
aud held at Hermann, within and tA
Gasconade county, On the 4th Monday
October next, and on or before tn, th1
day thereof, oud answer the plaintiffs
titloD, the same will be taken agf
them Us confessed. And it IS furthe&
dered, that a copy hereof be pub
according 10 law, in the Hermanner y
biatt, a newspaper printed and pu!
in The county Of Gasconade.
a true copy, At est
J. C. ENGLAND, CT
ID. r. ONEIL, Plaintiffs Atto.nd
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SNlAua.
SIhfk OF NILSSON Rl,
County of Ga .conade.

In the Gasconade County Circuit Court
in vacation july 24.h 1868
Christopher Durbin, Xavier c Durb,n,
Samuel i,urbin, julia shockley and her
husband Henry sh1bkley,
Ma. garet Baxter and her husband Ri
chard Baxter and
Henry S;a1tl&ndcr
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Whisky Barrels

s,asa 6srs. sslpIsIi4 sstisntt iur Nuif
,:ss.r'ss Oh" s''s"'a's 70" H'n'a' oS''''
uI.satstissttH prstls"!
Sota @rai.
R.A,Gnssa IN tu O'Fee ess EOliatldttss'
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G0AL AND W00D-Prepars for v;n,,.
" and save any further advance e. WINTER
Ing ut PAGES corner Nineteentb ~ eau
streets, Or Seventh and Grace streets, and ge, sSTJ
from 4s to $s. so per ton OF 2 900 nonnd SUAL a.
Also, best PINE WOOD at ss per 20 cenFered:
sawed sECOS QUALITY Ping at s. or
livered. Guarantee satisfaction In on,i iHrea- de-
tity, and price. f1ah-
Sc 10 No.
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An ACTRESS BECOMES 4 PRINCESS

An ACTRESS BECOMES A PRINCESS
Mademoiselle Luzgel, the pretty French aS-
tress, was recently married to Prince lol-
stoi, one Of the wealthiest young nobiemen
of, st. Petersburg. The Prince popped
the question " in a somewhat unusual man
per. There was a fair at the st: refers
burg French Theatre for the beneht OF the
French hospital. Mademoiselle Luzgei pre-
sided over one Of the stands at the fslr'
and Prince Tolstoi banteringly asked nc.
how much she would take fora kiss. nas
glanced at him rather sternly, n repileu
that she would not kiss any man pu. no'
be.rc,hcd. Tho Prince passed on ous :. .
turned to Mademoiselle Luzgel's stano .
quarter of. an hour aftcrward, ana say WA,
ther thouchtfully to the young actress, WIN
Won hermit me to ask you another quest!on,
Maaemn;selle Y' with pleasure, SIR"
q Have Won a betrothed 7" She eyed him
, moment in surprise, and said then, with
n blush and smile, "No SIR" Would
Won like to have one 20 "That depends on
circumstances" she said, laughing. swell,
then, would you take me p" So saying, he
handed her his card. She was greatly as
tonished, and finally stammered out she
would give him an answer the next day.
On the following morning he called at her
house, the reply was in the affirmative, and
to-day Mademoiselle Luzgel is q Princess
and q happy wife.
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COURT ORDERS.

I'll n
VIRGINIA, TO WIT.-At Rules he:G :
the Clerks office OF the Circuit CON- rtsze.
county OF Halifax on the tirsE Monday III @f
her, 1868: plants.
William T.
against = p,,yrr 81.
Rlchsrd Ii. Owen, James i. owen 90 p.ek
wards and Miaerya, his wife, Ei,is 'mnkp1s1
his wife, Eudora Owen ian infant. ne ttIr,a.
husband OF Washington William 49, JcAs
and his said wife, the unknown chl'IiI a,h,r 10.
q, Halliburton, JamsS Hollowa!, ~" w.
known children OF Martha Hoilo"S! .lspdau.,.
IN CHASCERf. ,rB
The object of this suit Is for 4 saEt % "N,t,ts
nj FRANCES Halliburton, deceased. an" ~. ngA. q!
OF the proceeds OF the same ainohss' -
kin of the said Frances Hal iburton., - The >A
IL appearing by AFFIDAVIT He'd th,t ~ stae 4 VIZ
defendants are non-restdents oil the go - wllbA
gin!a, IL Il ordered that they apt.t..hrt a.. order A.!
one month after due publ cation VI = interest y
do what IS uece sary 10 pcotscL thelr - - re pg9'
his suit. And that IS copy 0i thss latse
iished once u week for four successive I,sblJ IN ts
Richmond Dispatch u newspapst ,n y iirout Goaf .
state, and another cops posted at ny" ~ Ers, day y
the court-house OF this county on
the pext County Court.
A~copY-Teste >,rnI wy. Jr.. Cerh
JAhEo 30 ls~F.N
FLoURN0Y 8 LEIGH, q.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABI

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY ACRES,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE RESER-
VOIR, \ WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED
YARDS OF THE CITY LlMITS.-By virtue OF
two deeds OF trust executed to me, the first Gated
the 26th of August, 1857, duly recorded IN Henrico
County Court, In deed book No. 80, page 46o, and
the other, dated the 18th Of September. 1867, duly
recorded In said court, III deed bo"k NO. 50. page
ssi. 7 shall, in execution thereof, proceed 70 sell nj
hubble auction. on the PREMISES, on THURSDAY,
October l.. 1893, at q. O'Clock L. M., II Ialr u not
the first fair day thereafter, the PROPERTY con-
viewed by the said deeds, each conveying a seperate
tract of TWENTY-FIVE acres. adjoining the other,
thus forming q farm Of fifty acres. ON The tract
rrst conveyed there is ! HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE (nearly newl, containing seven rooms,
besides kitchen, &C., now IN the occupancy of
Major Putnsra ; also, an excellent orchard, Vine
yaHd. asparagus beds, &c. The property will be
sold as q whole or divided into tracts of twenty
five acres each, as may be on ut the
time OF sale.
Whilst the deeds require the greater part OF the
purchase money to be paid In cash. an arrange
ment will be made TO sell for one-fourth cash.
balance Mt four, eight, and twelve months for ne
gotiab!e notes, Interest added, secured by q trust
deed.
Persons desiring to purt base a ~first-rate farm
within 400 yards of the city limits, with 4 bean!liu!
road leading TO IL, are particularly invited 70 ATTEND
this sale. w. GoDDlS
Sc q Trustee.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AMI
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECKLES-
BURG AND LUNENBURG.-By virtue Of a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Mecklenburg rendered
on the 10th day of September. 1868. In the suit OF
Gayle's executors az. Swepson, &c, l shall, on
WEDNESDAY the 2ist day OF October next. sell
upon the premises, ut public auction. the A
OF LAND owned by the late DIR. William +. bod
sou, together with the MULES, HORSES. stock
Of CATTLF. HOGS. and HEEP.
CARTS, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS gene
rally. including Il WHEAT-THRESHER Also.
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF.
The land les on the Mehnrrln river, In part in the
county oil Lunenhurg aud part In the county OF
Meckienburg. within thirteen ni.tfs OF the Keys
vile depot on The Richmond and Danvllie railroad.
II contains about EIGHT ACRRS,
aud Is Justly regarded one Of the most fertile and
valuable tracts OF land In that section or country.
TERMS OF SALE A sufficient amount or The
proceeds Of the real estate TO deiray the expenses
or sale will be required In cash the residue or the
purchase money payable In two equal annual In
staimentc, 70 carry ~interest from the day or sale,
for which the purchaser vii he required TO execute
bond with unQres.!oncd personal security, ana the
title To the land 10 be retained as additional scciari-
". Should the purchaser, however, desire !. ne
Will have the privilege OF paying the whole OF the
purchase in cash. The personal property VIII be
sold for cash. THOMAS +. GoODe,
Sc ids Commissioner.
Richmond Wing please copy and send blu 10
commissioner,
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF THREE

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF THREE
v HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
ACRES, IN HANOVER. ONE MILE NORTH OF
ASHLAND. ON BOTH SIDES OF THE RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG, y
RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT hUCTlON;-Mc
will sell Mt auction, on the premises. on TUES
DAY ?9th Of September. mt IL O'Clock NJ. the very
valuable FARM located rs above described. owned
and formerly occupied by John a.: Glszebrook;
has been recently cleared and. IS in a good state Of
improvement all that is not In corn this year Is
we'll set In clover; about half cleared, the balance
In wood.
This land is high, dry, and undulating 1t IS Sus-
ccntible of being divided to advantage In several
farms. ut least four, with good building sites on
each, and a good proportion of cleared and timber
land on each. IL is wcll-watercd. Astounding IN
nne springs.
There are on the east side of the railroad about
$50 acres, on which are the improvements; CON
sitting of Il frame cottage with five rooms. Kitchen
with two rooms, storc-rOoms, stable. barn, corn
house, hay-house, &c. The dwelling Is situated I'm
a lawn Of eight acres, abundantly shaded with
forest trees. and well enclosed, and a large and
productive garden. All the buildings are nearly
new.
There IS another settlement on n very pretty
situation near the railroad, surrounded by 4 grove
of forest trees.
There is a railroad front Of one and a half miles.
The point nearest Ashland IS 4 quarter OF Il mile ::
the most distant less than two miles.
Ali the land which Is not drained naturally IS
susceptible of the most perfect draining ut small
cost, and Is well suited for the production OF vcgc-
tables. fruits, grapes, &c, and corn, wheat, clo-
yer, &C.
A plat Of the property may be seen ut our Office.
Persons Wishing to attend the sale may go by the
morning train. which leaves ut 10. i0A M.
TERMS Gne-iourth cash The balance NJ Il
and Is months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
The growing CROPS, STOCK, &C., may be
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
GO 90 Anctionccrs.
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Rev. DR.. BOND on PLANCHETTE.-Plan-
Ghetto is one of the several modern NEGRO
mantle inventions through which weak
minded ghosts OF other intellectually feeble
incorporesls are mechanically assisted to
communicate with human stupidity, and
mingle the thinner imbecilities of a disem-
bodied world with the grosser ignorance of
this. The instrument, constructed for Sim
plctons, is properly very simple.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF VALU-

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE LANDS IN. THE. COUNTY OF
MECKLFNBURG.-By virtue of a decree Of the
District Court Of the United States for the district
of Virginia rendered. In favor of Maria Edgarr S. w
ders hsneGR wifi f2F self oy M shfli'Ij a9H the Sei 18Th day yH Of o te:
toher, 1853, Chat being court-day, In front of tho
courthouse door, the following tracts of valuable
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the pro.
portionate part Of said decree Of each solvent sccu.
i. The TRACT OF LAND on which Edward
Keen now resides, containing ABOUT SEYEN
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with an excel.
lent and commodious dwelling and all necessary
out-honses ,slll In good repair, and situated about
ten miles north of Roydton, on the City road. Thi.
is considered a very desirable tract.
I'd. The TRACT OF LAND lying on the Lunen-
burg Courthouse road, about seventeen mile
north of Boydton. on which Colonel Peyton 4.
Burwell now resides, containing about THIR-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR
ACRES, on which Is a large and comfortable
dwelling-hOuse, with all necessary ont-houses.
Sd. The TRACT OF LAND on which G. W. r.
Ayerett now resides, known as the WILLIAMSON
STOREHOUSE. Tract contains about THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, with
good dwelling-h0use storehnuse, barns, stables.
&C. The stand, for merchandising, is considered a
4th:o The TRACT OF LAND lying on Beaver
Pond creek, belonging to the said G. w. r. Ave-
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, with a good dwelling and out-houses.
9Th: 4 IS SMALL Tract oGHEr AB0 " 0NE
nun AMI II1Ihl l-DNE HSkFC, WHICH
G.. ". r. Averett purchased of James Yancey.
commissioner, known as the WILES TRACT,
and formerly belonging to Benjamin A. William
9Th. The TRACT OF LAND on which the late
c.. II. Pettls died seized and possessed. lying on
Kettle creek. and containing about SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES, with good
improvements, dwelling and aut-houses. &c. This
tract Of land will be sold subject TO the widows
dover, which has already been assigned to her.
It'll. Also, 4 SMALL lying adjacent to
the house tract. and known as the JEFFRIES
PLACE, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES. with sufficient improvements to make 1t
a very comfortable little farm.
8th. The TRACT OF LAND on which Thomas
F. Pettus now resides, and known as the BARNES
TRACT, containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, living adjacent to the two next preceding
tracts, with good and comfortable Improvements
9th. The TRACT OF LAND sold by John NJ.
Hayes to S. 4. Bullock. who sold to Watt Love,
and on which the said Love now resides, contain
Ing about FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX ACRES lying on the City road about seven
miles north of Boydton. with dwclling-housc and
other improvements necessary for n farm.
FERNS: Onc-fOurth cash. and The residue on a
credit of three, six. and nine months: the pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes. with interest aided
from day Of sale, we'll endorsed and duly stamped
for the deferred payments.
Parties interested may refer TO
ALEXANDER SYDNOR,
co o1-Tw Commissioner,
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GOAL AND WOOD.-CLOyEp uI,,
LUMP HAIL, AVERAGE and svtiIInL.L,
COAL; MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE and sHatrIIHs'
COAL; Z and WHITE ASH AETHpahtItIhIs,,
COAL; SEASONED OAK and PM WGGInI,E
For sale at the lowest market rates H "oOD.
GEORGE W. SNELLIyes
ONCE Fourteenth street, near Mayo's brIS.,o
SO 22-.lmN DlidRc.
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ByGrnbbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
,-.~.h,,ost corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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AUCTVON SALES.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUAB.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON THE MEADOW BRIDGE
ROAD. HALF A MILE NORTHEAST FROM
THE CITY.-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed
to me By Early Corbin bearing date the 2eth DAY OF
Court, l shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the Sd OF October,
1868, at4 O'Clock P. NJ. If fair, and If not, the first
above deed. consisting Of a HOUSE and TWO
LOTS adjoining, of about TWELVE ACRES, OPP
positc the farm Of DR.. Deane, on the Meadow
Bridge road. and now occupied by John Reinhardt.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and pay half of a note for $500 dated Au-
gust 2sth. 1852, with interest from 2eth February,
1885! the other half at the expiration Of six months;
the rest upon such terms as Will be made known on
the day Of sale. The whole purchase money 10
bear interest from the day of sale, and TO be Sc
cured by a trust deed.
SC % J.. B. THOMAS, Trustee.
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TOR RENT, that beautiful lRON-!
II FRONT STORE and DWELLING above; 1aA
on the north side of Main between F9urteentn anu
stood the store occupied by Thomas Il. Price Tor q
number of years as a dry goods store. L. Is one oi
the best locations for the dry goods business IN tms
the modern improvements, furnished With not ana
cold water, gas, bath-ro2ms. and water-G!oSiu Us
mediateiy. r; a. q. Tp III, t,roo;c
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GRUnBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionaers.
BY Lee 4 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE - TilliGm F. Jackson, trustee. &c,
Pursuant to a decree pronounced in the above
cause in the Hastings Court of the city Of Rich
mond I shall, as special commissioner, on TUES
{ o'clock 2. NJ, on the premises, sell that HOUSE
and o situated.on the north side of Clay street
and adjoining the garden of Colonel Thomas b.
Bigger. &,
The house is a newly-erected frame cottage, and
contains five rooms, besides q kitchen with two
rooms, all In perfect repair.
The lot fronts 30 feet and extends back 100 feet to
an alley ten feet wide. ss~
TERMS OF SALE One-half In cash residue at
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
terest added, and the legal title retained till the
same are paid. T.
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE &c GoDDIN, kuctioneers.
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WILLIAM II. DAVIS.

tA AND GARY sTREETg.
keeps constantly on hand best CIovvu 49,,
COAL OF all grades, and RED and WHIT NIL
sell as market rates. pIepsred 10
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TXCELLENT THREE-STORY BRICK
TY-FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 25th of September, 1868, at d
o'clock NJ, the BRICK TENEMENT located
as above. belonging to the heirs of the late George
X. Robinson, and now occupied by Mr.. Michael
Ryan and others. The lot has a front of shout %
feet and a depth Of l65 feet. 1t is a good location
for a retail store and dwelling.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by q trust deed. W. GODDIN
So 10 kurtioneer.
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ID EMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La.
IA THEOP has removed his COAL OFFICE %
SEVENTEENTH STREET, at drawbridn.
With ample stock, is prepared to furnish In ar
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL st summer rate.
Also, superior BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL
for CRATES. s. Y. LATIIROP.
iy2o Seventeenth street AT irawbridse.
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BY Regnnult 81 Co., Auctioneei',
Main street between Eighth and MIMI.
NTEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSE.
in HOLD FURNITURE AMI CARr, NJ tho
ATAUCTIoN.-onsATURDa,rS,oM cE we viii sell
NJ nur store m excellent variety OF HOUSEhoLD
FURNITURE, embracing In part
WALNUT
BUREAUS.
WALNUT sDEBOARnS.- IN ~
MARRLE-TOP ROSE CENh"H
TABLES .
C0TTAGE and other BEDsTEADs- Ut Nd
CAHE-SEAT r IN anu
~ CHAIRS,
WALNUT
BOOKCASES
OFFICE DESKS,
CARPETS, rocua
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