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AUCTION SALES.
RYE. CANNON CO., Aus,iDneers,
- Baltimore, Nd.

liz J. b. CANNON CO., Anstioneers.
- Baltimore, Nd.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURr, sUPE-
h1oR PIANO FORTE, OIL PAINTINGS. O Ar
PENTEkS', WHe~INRIGHTS'. COUPERS',
MACHINIsTs'. AND BLACKSMIrHS' TOOLS
- ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 8,
HTlSe, AZ 10 O'Clock. at the residence of J p.
w ~ 'Bartholow, Esq about four miles from
Washington, on the BladeDsburg road. and sdjou-
ing the property Of the late John q. Rives, and
known a. the Ysrrow Farm, shall sell the follow
ing described articles:
Several Fine Oil Paintings
superior Piano Forte, by knahe, Baltimore
Walnut Marble top Chamber Furniture
Walnut War1robeS, Window Shades
Painted Cottage furniture
Fine Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Husk and Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters
Dining room Ia nj ure
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
Also,
large Qulntity OF Oarpenters', Wheeiwrights =,
Maehinists, COopers and Blsskmiths' Tools, to-
gether with many other articles not necessary to
mention.
Terms Of sale All sums und " SIS, cash; above
that amount, q credit of thirty. sixty and niAety
days with notes bearing interest, satisfactorily in
dorscd.
NoTE.-The cars stop Of Penn s Crossing, which Is
on the place, thereby making IL very yenient
parties wishing to attend the sale
Je2 COOPER EATIMER, Aucts.
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+ UMBERI LUhBrRn Lu MBERIn

4 UMBERl LUABERn LU MBERin (
A large and complete assortment OF Building
Lumber, Hemiock Fencing, Cypress Shingles, White
Pine and spruce Pickets, Cedar P2sts,- Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
Of all kinds hand and for sale at lowest marker
rates by WILLET REDGRAyE,
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street,
one 20 uare from Northern
apH-u Liberty Market
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ALEx. R. SHEPHERD . Bros
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
IRON WAREHoUSE.
30 PENNA. Av., BET. sTH AND 10TH srs.,
(sourH sInE,l
Respectfully call attention to their assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES,
ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED sY rHI
Tucker Manufacturing Co.. New York
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance q Co, New York,
WHICH ABE SOLD AT MANUFACTURER
PRICES.
$500 The Largest Stock OF
CLOCKS, and
MAETEL oREAMEHrs
ever exhibited In Washington, and ct the
LOWEST ATEs,
Every Variety OF
r SLATE MANfELs
manufactured. Of style and anish equal to the lines
.=-t imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUEs,
VASES, pBAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, sEWBR PIPES, %.
Sole Agency for
MoULE5 PArENr EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial atfentioa 10 our
fARLoR GRATss LATEsBrs, FURNACES
eomprfsins al the most Improved varieties.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every style. s b.
PLUMBING. GAS and sTEAM FITT1N0,
Of the most extensive character and OF eli dsscrf,
IONS eascntea 81 reasonable rates and In the most
CAil and examine our Stock and saIesrooms. ~
wi HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Jxa ,nbHshsd n sealed aseslops. Price, stx cents
A LEOTURE ON TIE NATURAL TREAT.
MENT, and Radical Cure OF SpermAtorrhea -
or seminnl Weakness, Involuntary Emis- "a
siops, SEXUAL Debility, and lmpediments tosk
tion, Epfepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
gecity, resulting from Self Abuse, &C., BY RoBT. r.
CpLVxRwkLL, II. D., sushor OF the "0rsen Book"
- Boox 10 thousands Of SSfaus."
Sent under seal, I'M plain envelope, to any i'd
dress yoa1Gsd on rteefps Of six cents, or two post
Bowery; New York, Post Once Box 1886.
q cents. mya sniff
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
TRusTEESsALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE FRONTING ON lsr STREET
so6 sTi BBEET ,rt.EiosI AND X STREETS
~ On MONDAY, the 3th day Of MAY, A. n
e.. issO, at clock D. m, shall sell on the prem
sises, ~ virtue Of deed Of trust aatea TN. slst
DAY OF December. 4. p. ISIS, and duly recorded il
Llber L: and No. s, folio -. eec, one of the land
records Tor Arlington county, in the District of
COLUMBIA all that piece or parcel Of ground living
and being In aid city Of Arlington, and known on
the ground plat thereof the north half Of lot num-
bered sixteen (lsl in SQUARE numbered six hundred
and ninety six (6SD with tue i'm provements consist
ing OF two two story frame houses and out uidings
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6And II months
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises All conveyan sing and rev
enue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. 3 100 down ON the day 20 sale And II the
terms OF sale not complied with within 1--WE DAYS
after the day OF sale the trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser purchasers by advertising HE sale
three times In some newspaper published in Wash
myls eodkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN.
N fklDAf. the Sd day OF June, A. d. 1870, same
pySl-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and d streets

q -,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
a BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August 18th
AsA No. Is, folio III &c, of the land records for
Washington county, D. O.; and BY direction of the
ton, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of June, A, D.
1870 IN front q the premises, at 51 clock M the
Twenty six, (26,l in Square numbered Three Hun
dred and Eighty eight, (5S in the city of Washing
ton, with all the i'm provements
The above described property is located in a very
desirable neighborhood on the Island.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-half in cash, (of which SIS
must be paid at sale;) the deferred payments to be
made in six and twelve months, with interest from
day of SALE and secured by deed of to the salts
faction of the Trustee IL the of sale not
complied with within six days after day of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the property,
after week notice, at the risk and cost of tfe
first purchaser. All conveyancing, including reye-
hue stamps, at purchasers cost.
WM II WARD, Trustee
my2S-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth st.

81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE ON
TWEkLFSTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN T
N BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Z A Mar
W snail and wife, dted the 18th If October, 1886
- and recorded in Liber Il M III, No. p, foil, $50
&c, the subscribers will sell at public sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
Zth day OF June $50, at $50 O'Clock T. m, the east
pail oil square No. IA, saving and excepting there
from such portions OF said east half have hereto
lore been released from said trust The part to be
sold is as follows, viz:
LIST The south part of lot Is said south part front.
ing As feet ii iuches 18th street west by the de nth
OF the lot and parts of Is and of the half r.
being part Of an alley Is feet inches wide shown ON
a subsequent subdivision of sid sqeare, made by
Boteler, Corcoran- and Marshall.
ID. All OF lot 10 in said square IA
ID The north part Of lot II, in said square, front
ing on 18th street 50 feet inches by the pth of the
lot EN- bracng part Of sub ~ and subs 81 and 81 IN
4h Part Of lot Is, and parts Of lots 2 and of east
nall OF IN said square, fronting Is feet inches on
allie. shown on the subdivision aforesaid
The terms of sale will be- one third in cash of
which SO on each parcel must be paid at the time
and place OF sale, and the residue in equal sums in
one and two years 18th interest from the day of sale
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
hve days from the day of SALE the Trustees
the right 10 resell the property, days public
notice, Tor cash, at the RI. and cost of the pur
chaser in 'efault. All cenveyances and stamps al
the purchaser cost.
JOHN 4 HSG g CLARKE, Trustees.
my25- law&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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pr VIM. l.. WALL & co, Auctioneers,
- New M arble Building,
Nos 600 and 902, southeast cor. Pa and 9th st
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
SQUARE I .026.
~ BY virtue % decree OF the Supreme Court
t" Of the District OF Columbia in equity m aie
lion the 18th day Of prii, $50, in the cause of
Bray vs. Townshend ct al No. lSi5, docket 10, the
undersigned will expose for sale Mt auction, the
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, 7th June, 1870 at
o'clock in the afternoon. at the auction rooms OF w
l.. Wall Co., the following described real estate !:
Lots numbered forty 49, forty seven, q } and
forty eight, as, in square numbered one thousand
and twenty six, q 036I with the improvements.
Terms of sale: $500 in cash and the balance. enc
half in six months and one halt in twelve months
in notss of the purchaser with interest secured by
deed Of trust. S loo to be deposited at the time o
sale. III terms OF tsle be not complied with within
I'VE days after sale resale will be made at the 81
OF the defaulng purchaser. Conyeya nces and stamp
at the cost of the purchaser.
JAMES G.. PAYNE. Trustee
m26-eod6ds w. l. WALL CO., Aucts.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.

TIE VICAR VI BULLHAMPTON. By Anthony
1rollope, complete. Price...........-.-...... rs
CAkLlNO. By the author of DIR. Antonio.
;,,s: &C
MISS VAN HOMELAND. Novel. BY the au
thor Of Ny Daughter Eiinor. Price,. ....-.. .
BENEATH HEWHEELS. BY the author of Olive
Naseol. Oc
THE TRIAL OF DANIEL MCFARLAND Com
tanning the full testimony Of all the witnesses and
Mrs. MCfarlandis Statement. Price........... s DC
BAffLkD; Or MICHAEL BRANDS WRONG
NEW EDITION OF C0NSUELO. BY Geo Sand
LIZ, %
LOTHA1R. By Disraeli. Price. I
APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE FOR lime
All the new Books published received Immediately
afterwards and for sale at
sHILLlNGTONs BOOKSTORE,
ms Corner ~ street and Psnna avenue.
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EAIRYIEw SPRINGS FOR sALE.-The above
Washington County, Md, will be offered at trns-
tee . sale In HagerstOwn, Maryland, on TUESDAY
talists. 10 I int
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

GEORGETOWN, D. o., May Is, 1870.
Sealed proposals for building the superstructure Of
the est and street bridge oyer Rock creek viii be
received until June 3rH, inclnsive ADDRESSED Engi
tow, and indorsed, Proposals for Iron Bridge.
Plans, specifications, and form OF proposal can be
necessary information can be obtained from the
N gineer in charge.
The right to reject any bid Is reserved.
3. j. BOWEN,
Mayor of Washington,
II. NJ. SWEENY,
myS Mayor OF Georgetown.
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g. .. O'HARE q SON,
GROCERs,
1913 SEVENTH STREET INV, BET. u AHs

LOOK LOOKu
Very best OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA OOFFKD
81 cents per pound
cents.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

- a
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
isLaNG ADEN6E AND STREET. NoRTa,
"A On n9NpAY, the 18th day of June, A. D.
E1 40 at o'clock , m, by virtue Of dead Of
recorded in Liber 7 and r., No r. folio zsS ons OF
the land records for Washington county, in the Dis
premises, to the highest bidder all that piece or
parcel # ground situate in the city of Washington,
the following metes and bounds, viz:-Commencing
on sixty foot street at point ninety 1907 feet west
lgl feet eleven llD inches thence west fifteen Isl
teet three CD inches; thence north ninety seven s7
thence east along said street fftsen feet three Isl
n hes TO place of beginning, being a portion of lot
hundred and ninety l95 ION the ground plat of
said Washington city. with the improvements, con
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six ana
twelve months in interest bearing notes, secured by
deed OF trust All convey ancing aud STAN at cost
Of purchaser. Fifty doll lars TO be paid down when
;Sa If the sp.S fail e SIMPLY with
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
Sy
paper published in WASHINGTON city, ID. @.
tKsP arG GkEEs WIEN mTsEu iGs.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Seventh and ID SITS
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
EkQNIING ON Maryland AVENUE. BE
IMMEh 1crn STH AND 14TH SThEETS EAST,
"A On WEDNESDAY, the sth day of June, A.
Es ID. 1870, at O'Clock D. m, shall sell, on the
premises, part Lot No. 10, in So mare I.O23; lot
being % feet front by ls feet deep, with good two
story hye room Frame House.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All oonveyancfng
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 down on the day of sale.
Jel-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY COOPER & LATIMhR, Auctionesrs,
u Successors TO james U. McCiuire Il Co,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
AN EXTENSIVE AND WELL-MADE ASSORT.
MENT OF LADIES, UNDER GARMENTS. IN
faSS WEAR, mp FANCY GOODS GEN
~ On TUESDAY MORNING next, June 7th
Dhflat 10 O'Clock at the store, AS 9th street be-
WlllFween ID and T., will sell, without reserve
1SSfan extensive and well made asso rtment OF
- Ladies, Endorsements, lot Infants Wear
Brushes Combs, and Fancy Goods generally
Two Glass ShOy Gases, Side Show Case
Glass Doors and Drawers
sale Positive. Terms cash.
v. Goods sold at private sale at less than cost
until day of sale.
Store for rent. Apply on the premises
Jel-6t COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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sEEl SEE
Nice BROWN SUGAR at 10 cents, equal to thai
sold at II and L elsewhere.
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NO HOUSE In THE CITY ABLE TO COM
~ pete with OAK HALL, 525 7th street lei
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PAINTING, &c.

sos street, opp. Y. M. O. A. Building.
~ B.-No Potash on Wkttssr Ussd myal Inn
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CHERlfF's SALES.

By virtue of sundry writs Of Ven. En-. issued
out the Court Of common Pleas Of snyder Coun.
Is, and to me directed, will bo exposed at public
sale on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 18th, lsIO, at
the Court House, In Middleburg, the following
real estate, to Wit;
A certain tract Of land situate in Monroe
twp Snyder county, IA, adjoining on the north
10 nd of samuel Hartman, east by same and land
Of John wendt, south by land Of the heirs of Hen
ry Hummel, and West by land and lot OF John
Wendt, containing ono acre aud four pcrches,
more or less, whcrcon Il erected n large steam
saw Mill and water Mill to which Is attached n
water power and mill race, &c. &C. as the props
perry Of Lewis q. Reiisnyder.
Also. at the same time and place, Ger
tain tract OF land, situate In West beaver twp,
snyder County, Pa, bounded on the north by
public road Leading from Heaver to LewistOwn
East by public road leading from CosRrave HAL
90 koch's Mil south by land Of Jacob Baum
berger West by land Of Daniel Has'inger, con
tanning four acres, more or less, on which IL cree
ted 4 two story Frame House and two story store
House, and othcr out buildings, rs the property
Of John Gross, Jr.
Also. at the same time anil place. Ger.
tain tract Of land situate in Washington twp.
SNYDER county, Pa, bounded ms follows, on the
north by land of Peter Weller, east by land o
Micheal Hains south by Jacob Lands and we'i
by land of John MenEle. containing forty acre
more ur less on witch T. erected n House, table
and other out bllldings- -Uuc half thereof In
state Of cultivatlpci rs the property Frederick
Reich Seized, taken into execution and to b'
sold by mo JOHN WOLF,
High sheriff OF snyder County
sheriff once, Miidleburg. Oct, goth 20.
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faoM the best Information we can
obtain. and from hints dropped from
the Chronicle, we bclicye that the de.
ica, Of the Republicans in Union, Ly-
coming and Snyder counties, j. due To-
tue action Of a man who owes his for
tune to the Republican party, priucj-
Jslr; who held office under Governor
Curtin aud has been l0okcd upon rs
ono Of the leaders Of the party 10 Union
county. His namesaks Of Old lost MS
iie through the iuiquities Of his sons
md he seems TO have lost bis politica
principles and honor through his SON.
iu-hw We dc not envy h,m hi. tcT-
u,ntiou or irclngs. lie has been to
Siy for the Republicans this time, but
il l. lies successful in the future ",
will miss our glcss MiOailH.
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1Bs contest in the elections this fall
was for the control Of the AL Congress.
and, regarding it in this sense, the
Republicans arc victorious The
lIouss will consist Of 243 members, and
the returns of the elections held ,his
week Indicate that the relative strength
will be about $50 Republicans to %
Dsmocrats New jersey has done re
martably we'll, elected three Republi.
c,n Members Of Congress and Rcruh-
licnn Legislature. Seventeen l. :.
Senators will be chosen next winter.
The indications now are, that II OF
these will be Republicans and five
Democrats; the Senate Of the 42j
Congress will, therefore, stand % Re-
puhlcaus 10 Is Democrats. This is o
lnss Uf four one in Tcnuess e. one
in Oregon, one in Norib CaroIiun, and
one 10 Wcs; Virginia.
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from The Philadelphia Pross !
ENTERPRISE.
ILia Capital at work.
Opening oTthe =. al. Railroad
A Now Mineral and Agricultural
Artery.

Ga Tuesday last, attached to the
Erie express train, which leaves the
West Philadelphia depot NJ II 4. NJ
there was an extra car containing
a small party Of cXcursiouists. These
were n number of gentlemen interest.
ID in the progres OF the Sudbury and
Lcwi.town Raiiroal, who dos gncd
visiting that roai for the purpose CT
inspecting 1t prirr - it, conn Ietlou
Accompanying the party were nuh-
Der Of newspaper mea, among whom
was the representative Of THE Pass
With ride of lij miles before them,
the cxcurlionists could not, in justice
10 themselves, but make every effort
to lie comfortable and strain every
nerve TO enjoy thsm'clvcs before they
srrivod Of their destination. To ,his
end ,he genera projectors of the eS
cur.ion had maze every preparation -
edible potable. and otherwise. In
decd, the haspittilics Of the rolling
house were simpy overwhelming.
Gui quite drowned the teiiun OF
the o., Travelled road in their proiuse,
ness Pleasant conversation, too, wei.
filed up The otherw sc tircsoue in.
tcrvals, and when the wloe distance
hld been travelled the party was quite
G. fresh a, when il had started.
Cur destination WAS Selin'grove, a
which point the projected railway vii
cross the river and will connect with
the Northern Central Railway TOT
Sunhury. Here, let i; be .p,ken with
sorrow ia sad commcrtary on the
proyerbial enterprise and progressive
mes. OF Americans Selin.grOyc lc'
90 the west bank Of the Susquchana
untouched hy any railroad, an The
only correction between the two bank.
O. the river, on the east cue Of wblyl
the NotheTn Central ruus, /. by boat,
of . very primitive s,ri, aud propci,'
sl ~ "a very Tr.mi'iye manner by
means OF Poles. THAT Schusgroy,
las no, grown is to be traced to th.'
circumstance, TefectiuG but smal
credit upon the iuhaJi'sni- of IL tpWl
the outlet Cf some Of the richest val
lcys of ihc State. The object oi th'
party being TO reach the other bank
j. was obliged 10 avail it,c,i the only
conveyance. aud va, siIer ALL wei
reIaid ty on exceedingly p,eGsin
moOnligh, ride 10 and out among th'
i-lsuds Of the beautiful river, u ih,
town on the other side. 4 walk ui ;
mile remaiucI before the hotel Of th'
town WAC reached Here warm r.,
c.ption sWaiieG the eIeursiouist-, suC
more substantial than any ma3uer o
reception. q warm s1ppcr lie even
inc was spent in conversation will
tie ieadins ciliLeus Of the town, mei
81 10 deserve great cr,dit for L.viD!
successfully fought such a stou
hsht tesipst Oii-fogSisIn, aud is Tcsll
organizing and inEoring tue success 0
live railroad company. Of thes'
A. c. Simpson, Esq., the presldesl Q
the company, is sp,ilIsd to the larg
ost share Of the prliss for The fear
Ls.ness with which he revived sD'
sustained a seemingly dead uadertsk
ing. Convinced. ne lie was, Of ib
perfee, feasibility and iwportsBc
of the project. he yielded nothing un
81 he iad secured his poiut aud con
isCsd oihees OF the same, iod sciul
sri.sl into the ebsnneL
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Tux friends of protection have rca-
son to rejoice over the result ot Tues
days elections So for a. heard from,
the great expectations Of the irce
traders have come to naught. 10 New
Jersey We have gained one Cougic,s.
mao, and in Minnesota one. In the
First district oi Michigan. whcrc u
most determined free trade opposition
was made to the regular Republican
nomluce. We have elected him hy IN
Increased majority. nonuclly, the
restless Philadelphia politician. who
sought to divide our ranks on this issue
in Minnesota. has been overwhelmingly
defeated, while in New York the Hon.
Horace Greeley made noble ran
against Cox, free trader and Demo.
crat. and would have defeated him
lut for the fuc,ious opposition OF II
few malcon;eu's Our industries are
safe IN the hands Of the Forty. second
Congress Pres
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, UDIToR's NOTICE.

tate ~ Isaac k.Iner, de. Of snyder Coaniy.
ceased. sept. Term, $50
AMI nov % wit, SEPT, 25th 1870, on motion,
SAMUEL AlleunAn, spIOintsd Auditor I" make dis
tr.bltion OF tie funds Ia tie hands Of Henry Ben
Ter, Adin'f Ol the estate Of lsasc Ramer, deed,
T. and among those legally entitled - the ZANE
u THE COURT.
That 10 Pursuance OF the appointment, ! will
meet all partIe. having an Interest In sali iunis
on !Tiisy November y, 10, al the ONCE OF Jno
y. CfoEmIlisf, IN tie Borough Oi dlidleJufg, 20
attend % tie dutie. 0f my appointment, when
and where yOu are all required o. attend
SAMUEL ALLkMAN,
October %. 10 Auditor.
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NurICEIS PARTITION,

y
T. LYDIA Felkcr, Joseph Felkc-, residing AZ Pu
laski, Pulaski co., inl,, Elizabeth lBruGer, sam.
uel Bruuer resldng At Cliie, seneca 20. QUO;
Catherine wetrel aud samuel Wettel, Beaver.
town, uyder County Wi,mina " etzel and Lee
vi We'I-i. residing A. L1crn's Mills, tlearheld
County Pa; Mary huhie ami Henry ku0le- re-
.iiing A. Btrnrsyllle, Bsrb1n Comfy, hansts
tue leirs of EpTilm Felker, dcr'i, who,e names
are not kuown, and who reside AZ whitesville,
Andrew County, Missouri Levi felAer, re.iI
in: at >truat's NILS, Mitiin county, Penn'a
Henty FelGer, Reuben lslker, John telker, Ga
"a felker, and Nancy, felher, the last two he
iug minors and have tor their Guardian freder-
lck Steln!ins heirs ant legal representative e.
~ Henry Felker, late Of West Beaver township,
snyder Lrunty deed. GREETING:
Ta,snOtlce that by virtue Of certain Writ OF
Partition or yalu,tiou issued out OF the Orpha "
Court Vt Snyder County, and To the directed,
~iH hold an Inquest 70 make Partition or yHllA
ton Of tue real estate VI tho said Henry FelSer
deceased G. anl among those entitled T. the
same, A. the late kesldencs " the decedent In
West beaver tap, -Hyier County, Pa, on Tues
Ipyi the 81 day of November, 4. ~. 1870, at 1,
o'clock, 4. NJ, sheu aud where you can attend
~ yru think proper. JOHN :. WOLF,
SAerir gfiies, Sheriff.
MiiIleUuTg, Oct. 20, 1870.