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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

A case of sharp practice has just
come to light that is worthy Of the
frontiers. A Judge in western ter.
ritory had an enemy who wanted him
removed f; so, without any ceremony,
he forged letter Of resignation in
the Judges name, and sent ii TO the
President, who at once accepted it,
and had new man nominated and
confirmed to the place. The decapi.
tated Judge is now in Washington
looking for some other mans resigna.
ton to come in somewhere else.
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County National Bank,
Misfellaneous.
BOggsTOwnsIlipAw Awak,
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
I Ii on AS BEERSSl

EVRRYB0DY trying to got there f-.,. i,,hy
IL Of being crowded out into the cold.
II you want good Shoeing done, 20 to Btu
II you want your Sic, ironed right 70 to Br,u
If you usnt good Mil Irons. 60 TO BIu,
If you want your wsgon ironed in ,hsb,u
style anu worknanship, 60 TO BIIn
Beers makes the best Stump Machine Il a,
State, and does ali kinds Of BLACKSMITHNG
as cheap as can be done in tho county for Cll..
My Post Once address is CleArfeld Br5gt.
THOMAS BEERS
BOggs Tp., Dec. 1s. Iso7-tf
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M,isfellaneous.
On Wednesday, June 7th, 1874,

Mrs. 7. E. WATSON
win return from Philadelphia with an entirely
now and clegan. assortment Of MILLINERY,
DRESS and VARIETY GOODS.
These Goods will far surpass any Goods Of the
season for style and quality, being SELECTED
ESPECIALLY by myself from the largest and most
fashionable houses on Chestnut and Arch streets,
and will be the last styles for the summer.
BeiHe bought low for cash, can supply the
trade at greatly reduced rates.
je7-st Mas. WATSON.
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3anls.
CIearGeId County hspLt

NHE clear6eld Count, Bspt -.
Il ted insiiiutisn ha, g0ns oui ~ con
the surrender Of iis charter. On 4
All its stock is owned BY the ~ "
will continue the Banking busip,s.
place, as private Bankers, under 49, NE 4
VI the "clearaeld County Bsnk. . va -In q
sponsible for the debts Of ths BanL AZ
its notes on demand at the coup,s, sil
received and interest paid when noss, W.
q fixed time. Paper discounted al II, : 'f
rs heretofore. Our personal rssr,.. ip,it q
pledged for all DeJ osits received srs ,~s,'sslllt
trans ctcd. A continuance Of he Iit uu.a
ronsge Of the business men Of the CONF ,D.'
fpecuully solicited. A. President cs', h
ofbcerJ Of tte late clearGeld Count, s'g r.''
require the notes Of faid Bank 10 t
for redemption. H"'t
JAS. T. LEONARD, RICHARD su,n
wM. PORTER, JAS. y 0p,nah, NAV
A. X. WRIGHT, G,L. Rrvh h4H
wM. A. WALLACE
The business Of the Bank will be so,s..,.,
John NJ Adams. Esq. ss Cashier T.ls'
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Wy EST VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands


FOL A
The following tracts Of Timber and Coal Lands
are offered for sale One tract Of 1900 acres.
lying on the Elk River, in Webster county three
tracts lying on the river in Braxton county,
two Of 5000 acres each and one Of 900 acres ;
aud one tract containing $500 acres, lying the
Gsuley River, in Nicholas county. The titles to
these lands are perfect.
Any information concerning these landscan he
had by addressing q. S. illegal,
March %, ISTi-H philipsburg Pa.
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CxEcurRIx,s NorroE.-wh,roa..

L'NEctrhtA's NOTICk.-Whcroas,L let.
IL ters Iestamentary on the estate Of hEBECCA
BOTTORFf, deed late Of Bloom tp., Clcardeld
Co., Pa, have been granted TO the undersigued,an
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment, aud those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement.
MARY WHITMAN,
June J, 1915 Exeeutrix.
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$500 Reward!

T,HE COMMISSIONERS of Clear6eld county
L offer the above reward for the arrest and safe
delivery in the Jail Of the aforesaid county Of
JAMES JOHNSON. He Is about 2s years old
Eve feet nine or ten inches in height low forhcad
brown, dirty looking hair, one blue and one grey
eye, thin face, dark complexion, big lips, scar
across upper lip, aud has one finger cut Of the
right hand next index finger. Said johnson has
been living near Glenn Hope, this county for
some time past.
S. II. sI1AFFNER,
DAVID BUCK,
May 20, 1871. Commissioners.
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Marshal Mcmahon has refused tho
gift of a sword. He would never
make "loyal" President.
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WHITE GOODS,

fiancsi .noicc styles In Stripes, Figures, Cords
ana satin Finished, 20 to Goc per yard; Jacoucis
Nansooks. Victoria Lawn, Swiss Nell white and
colorcd Tarletan, Tape Checks, Mosquito Net,
Curtain Net, 2S 40, 50 and GO cents and Al 90 PEI
yard ToWles and Towlirg, Brown and Blcaehcsi
Table Damasks, Napkins, Quilts, do
English Crochet Edgings, Imperial Embroid-
cry. Registered Embroidery, Valencia Lace. Not.
tinghnm Lace, frilling, Alexandra Frilliur.
Hamburg Edging, Inserting. Magic and Always
Ready Ruflling, Hercules Braid, Alpaca Braid,
Hair Nets, Black and Brown Switches, Chiguons,
Buttons Of every description, Sleeve Buttons, &c.
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o. /. G.

WHERE to buy my DRY GOODS, GRO.
w ccries Quocnswnrc Glassware, Drugs and
Notions, Confcctioncrics, 4c., cheap for cash.
The subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform his old aud
new customers that be has opened
A VARIETY STORE
IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will sel goods at prices to suit the times. A
liberal reduction will be made to customers buy
ing at wholesalc.
Call aud examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere liberal share Of public patronage Is
solicited.
c. J. KEAGY.
Glen Hope, Pa, june Il, 1871.
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Notice 10 Creditors!

HAVlNG determined to quit the mercantile
III business in karthaus, notice is hereby given
to all persons knowing themselves indebted to
me, either by book account or note 10 make i'm
mediate settlement, as | am desirous to close up
my business as soon as possible. My entire stock
of store goods, consisting Of everything usually
kept in q country store, will DO disposed Of al
cost, either at Wholesale or retail.
VS.. sANKEY.
Karthaus, June I, ls7l:it.s
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The Lightning Tanner.

rINnE nhdsrsisned are the sole Agenis in this
Il count, for the North American Galyaniftd
LIGHTNING RODS" These nre the oni, saie
ruds now in use, and are endorsed by ali the
scientific men in the eeun,..yy.
We hefeoss sonfy the eitisens Of the esgptI
'hai &C will nut them mp better reS, asi ioi
Ices money, than Is charged BY the foreign
agents who annually traverse the county and
carry OF our little cash, never to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR
Those wishing liehuipg Rods erected ,a
their buildings need but address Us BY letter, or
call In person. We viii put them up snywhef,
In the county, and warrant them. The Rods and
Fixtures can be seen At any time by ceiling a,
our store. VI =. BlGLER Cc.
Clearfeld, March 80. lsfou
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

Eugene Webb, in Agricultural Park,
Sacramento, on Sunday rode 100
miles on horseback in four hours and
thirty minutes. He agreed to per.
form the feat in four hours and forty
minutes for purse of 81 900.
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DRIvATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate

The subscriber viii offer at private sale, on
reasonable terms the following Real Estate, situ-
ate in Morris township, Clcarneld county Pa,
containing 100 ACRES and allowance, and
having thereon erected = swn-si"ry ri-s.k House,
2sx32 feet frame Barn, 6Ox06 feet, and all the
other necessary Outbuildings, all in good order
and repair. Ten acres Of an Orchard Of the
choicest varieties offruit. Aneyer falling Spring
at the house and Well at the barn. One hun
dred acres Of it Is undcrlaid with vein Of the
best quality Of Coal, six feet and seven inches In
thickness, open to inspection. at any time.
GsD- For further Information inquire Of the sub
scriber at his residence in Morris township.
DANIEL BEAM,
Kylertown P. 0. 4;5;3m@l Agent Of Geo Beam.
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MARBLE AND STONE YARD
Mns. S. S. LIDDELL,


Mrs. s. S. LIDDELL,
Having engaged in the Marbl, business. desires
to inform her friends and the public that she has
now and will keep constantly Gu haud large and
well selected stock Of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and ia prepared to furnish to order
ToMDsToNEs,
BOX AND CRADLE ToMBs,
MONUMENTS,
curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sils and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, &e., 4e.
va Yard on Reed street, near the r, R. Depot,
CleArheld, Pa. je7,7l
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READING FOR ALLlI
BOOKS & STATIONERK.

Market St. Clearneld. lat the Post Onleel
'I'liE undersigned hegs leave TO announce to
L the citirens Of Cleaf6eld and vicinity. that
he hss fitted upA room aud has ju,t returned
from the city with a large amount Of reading
matter, 'cnsistiug in part Of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account aud Pass Books Of every Dc.
scripuoni Paper and Envelopes, French pressed
aud plains Pens aud Pencils Blank, Legal
Papers, Deeds. Mortgages; Judgment, kXtmP'
tion and Promissory notes White snd iarehi
ment Brief legal Cap. Record Cap, and BIZ Cap,
Sheet. Music for either Pisno, Flute or Violin
constantly on hand. ANY books or Stationery
desired that I may not have on hand, viii be OF.
ordered by fret express. and sold At uhole'tls
Or retail T. suit customers. will also Keep
periodical literature, such as Magazines, Nev'.
papers, &e. P. A, GAULlA.
clesrheld May 7. is6s-tf
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Study Your INTEREST,"
Buy Where You Can the Cheapestl |
D RY G 90 Ds:

- Az = " - ~ ~ -
Heavy and hnc Brown Muslns, Blcached Mus
lius, extra wiac Brown aud Bleached Shectings,
Pillow Casing, Ticking Hickory Stripe, Dsnims,
Blue Drills Cottonades. Cassimercs, Flanucls,
Prints, Delaines. Percales. Lawns, Grenadines,
Hernauies, Summer silk, Japanese silk. Black
silk, very good, at Sl25 per yard. The above
arc new, fresh goods, and have only to be priced
to know Of their remarkable ehcapneu.
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FANCY FOODS.

Lace Collars, Linen Collars and Cuds, Under.
sleeves, Chimisc,s. Handkerchief. Tie. and Bows,
Ribbon and Millinery Goods, Trimmed Hats and
nonnets, &o., 40.
no Buyers will please give this their attcn.
toa- Time and money - jx.
Remember the place;
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MARRIED..

BITLASEI-CUMBERLAN On the 30th ut 81.
At the parsonage OF ~. pOminic's Church, by the
Rev. Father i'all, OSCAR BIELASkI and MARY
A. c. MBERLASD, all Of Washington ID. G..
CHISM-BURT. On the 2sth Of November. at
Christ Church rectOry, by the Rev. WIN. McGuire,
Mr.. JOHN ii. eHIsM 10 Miss LAURA 2. BURT,
all of " ashir gton
Norfolk Journal please copy.
CURRY-HIRST. On the evening of Nov 3nth,
M the Foundry ". p. church, by the Rev. Alex. +.
Gibson. pr. WM. II. CURRY of Baltimore, and
Mics ANN b. HIRST, Of this city daughter of the
late Rev. VIM. Uirst.
FORSlTH-SAFFELL. On the 10Th Of Nevem-
her, at the Church ~ the Immaculate Cnnceptio
~ Rev. y. MrGt-thy. JAMES II. FORSYTH
ard MARY v. SAFfELL, both Of Washington.
TILTOE-CDARkE. AZ the parsonage, on the
2nth ultim1 by The Rev Or Addison, Of Trinity
Church. p. G. TILTON- of New Jersey, to Miss
WREN y. CVAkkt, daughter Of Major Geo. W.
Clarke. Of ARK. No cards.
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Did.

BLOOR. On the morning of the 1st instant,
after a prutracted Hines. CATHARlSE MAIL
AMNI ei,l4 II daughter Of Oscar and Ellen Z. Alex
arder. and ifr O. Jim II. Bl0OT Esq, OF this city
Her funeral will take place from the residence ~
her parents. No. lIO2 9th STREET n. W, on Sunday
next at =. to which her friends and acqusint
sHce- invited.
FRANZoNI. At Piney Point. Md, on Wednes-
day the - of November, after lingering Illness,
in the 18th year ~ her age. Mrs. JANE FRAN
ZONI, native If Tuscany, Italy, but for the last
ss years q csifeBt Of this city.
Funeral II, m the resd- nee Of her son, No. 623 I
street " on Saturday afternoon. at "a clJck,
there the fends aud relatives 4 the family are
puested 10 attend.
MCLEAN. Fell asleer in Jesus. on FRIDAY morn
Ing. December isf. at the age 81 80 years and
M uths, CA ROLISE A wife of VIM. Mclean;
The funeral services will be held at the residence
Of the family, 1917 Ehode island ayenue, on sun
day afternoon, al bali past two clock The friends
Of Ihe family ave invited - attend IT
IBaltm'Te papers please COPY
WALLACH. Az CnlnsPer Court Pouss; Va, De
C mber LIST " NJ POVGLASS WAGEACH.
His funeral viii t-kr place from his late residence
Ia This city, No 92j q street n. W. on sunday, Sd
il slant, az O'Clock Q. IN. lRepubicsn and Patriot
please copy J
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/ NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q wrh Of Heri fsciss issued from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, and to me directed, 1 viii sell
At public sale for cash, in front Of the Court
the nth day Of December next, 1871, 1t ~
o'clock M, the following described property, t.
wit, viz: The north ~ feet front Of Lot No 2, of
Samuel Davidson subdivision Of part of Sluars No
les beginning for the same at the southeast of
along the west side Of Connecticut 80 feet 10
inches: thence southwestwardy and at right angles
westward and at right angles along said all ~ II feet
thence enthusiastically and at right angles Ia feet
feel 70 the place Of beginning together with all aud
singular the Improvements thereon, In the city of
Washington, ID. O., seized and levied IN N as VIM
h DeRges' one undivided half Of said property ami
will be sold to satisfy Exscution No, ssa6 Jms- w
Van Riswick against VIM. Z. Spaldins aid William
Ii. Degges. ALEXR SHARP.
U. B. Marshal, ID. c..
0oSehp nNzl-d
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y. B.-The auctioBeers call the particular stten-
tIon Of the public 10 the above sale. M-ss FUL-
ION CO., not having had a sale for the last 40
yeais, have large and we'll selected lot OF GOODS
which they have determined to sell without reserve
II. i. CO. have several Watches and other valu-
able articles which they have held over IL months,
and the depositors have them Pay msnt Of the
principal aud a small interest.
We advance money at less than one hall the usual
rate. nols
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EVENING STAR.

PUNISHMENT FOX SIGNING PAPERS WITHOUT
4 hNGWLEDsE 0F iHEIR CoSTKsTs.-ln the
United States District Court at Detroit, on the
oath instant, Judge LOngyear presiding, twoim-
VoTtant criminal cases we're disposed of. The
defendants were Benjamin G.. Gum and f.. w
Lawrence, Of Shelby, Mac0Tlb county. The
former wa- az the time the efiense was commit
ted. collector of int rua revenue and the latter
was his deputy The charge in these cases was
the signing certificates TO state not in fact
true. the defendants being collector and deputy
collector Of internal revenue. The act of iSSS
defining the Ofiense, does not include the intent
1f the party a. an Il. ment. The defendants
therefore. put in no defense, and verdict
Tassed against them In passing sentence Judge
lougNCaT animativ, rted upon the conduct of
officials M singing certificates to facts OF which
they had not PERSONAL knowledge, when IL was
tEeir business ard au'y 10 have that knowledge.
In this mater the government loses 81 400. A
tine OF II .+01 l., therefore, imposed in each case
Vt which One-haif gueS 10 the government and
Cue-half to the infer mer.
THE CAR OF Russia il a wise man. He
does rot intend 20 trrni>h an enemy with any
offensive weapons n possible. The French rail-
VaVs, during the war, came back to plague
their OWE T.. and Wsrc Of a. much service TO the
enemy as 60 the French. Prussia. ran her own
cars and loconlrtiv,- tn the very walls of Paris.
To prevent this. "a he extensive system of rail-
avs which the Russian emperor Is now build
INC. be uses ii-'CTJ M gauge from that of any
saioining country. No boomerang ia that ar
TangCment
sgEngland Is said to have sixty-eight repu5-
lean clubs.
- The two pugili>ts, Mace and Coburn. an
uOunce, with many convincing Oaths, that they
intend TO fight, insteah OF spar, to- morrow.
S-YOUng ladies will now hesitate before rush
ing into matTimunv. II il getting to he the
thing to present the bride with sewing machines
"The two girls, survivors of the recent Parl
TRACED g.. are improving. Their recovery would
be almost miraculous, as one has lost a portion
OF her brain.
ayRecent fires show that wooden cornices
feed the flames and extend their ravages. These
security.
- Houston, Texas, has neutralZed car
Looks by appointing each conductor a specia
policeman. His beat" IL to be the car, wher,
also he will "knOck down"
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INV KNPkEs> LINE VAC CANAL,
4

NV kNPkEss LINE VA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHrLs sI.So sH.siA ok kXaAER5s VA, WASH.
v FTVisr airs s..s from Risy ~ SsTts
,twR 6sEs.r -t.s,.., G-s.e-, IN, every MON
fft tEht rtvriN-si tiIae.
APply 1t" q. HYDE SO vst-r street, George
hLheif%s % AyNsndds.
ru', hii-aelrhi4 u-7-t
A NtE"R LINE STEAMERS
~ SAIL ErERT HEpNESOAF AND SsT-
CRDAF To AND IRON
StM YORK ANR -bA~tOw,
a, 1 I'd, is,gry iArd Ma ,'si r.-ssnSrr-.
I'D y = s:y 80 s-'y ~, Al = s4f
--' iir -4~-1 ' i'i. sHa ""t --. ence t p.--ru-
To- e,Ss ;-ii "f llll res, % .sS TTSSspos
EEtkf
adm a,f .-. SIS -. ss5 a.. t 10 a .S nm
-, Ia ,,i,, - pArl,es
.sasar5 : gfSFP ~ = t2rHss;;,, "a
-E-rf-ia a'.u.s, " JllAAsoN = 60. iIE9 il,h
-rr. 10. A zsafuCtnE, A. a,2s Sm'
NyEBrHANs's ilNs oF STEAMSHIPS
wAsBINGr6H AND Ssw YORK.
I,er.. s+.rife Vim, >t-smship-F e KNIGHT and
% IN tritS' y u - make uftr srek -FSak
' ftlg~ latVs-T NJ y W RI .AtFNaN 1fEtN
ttlA NhNHiNGfpN sd tsEt g u @<-rss~~e
IN N,s- iri"Ns .-ItaNe NEN YORK fsnm Per
~. A.. RNcL. every eATI ~ ~ .. m Leave
g. EGEiUW every FflnAN At y a m. and
Al. NHRi che sam. ,lay ~ IL ~
! e iUii iut rTssti~u spBiy q V. = 4 DEN IAN,
Ag'l'. fnCs snd n haif OF e igh Gaarc--
town "T At the corner If nth street aud New York
aN-Hut.
jeII-d J. W. THOMPSON, President
- 40 ne Efrhpl0ud lNsSsr ickSbRrg IT,
ana POfofHdc LtHe -St.frutr r. leave sS4tss=EN
'N-HGh -tHtrt " bsr', vice daiil $500
(Nuntny = m. keep - a. ~ IN. snd D IN Of
fec 6ee PennsS lyaris enue. mylT ~
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID Southeast corner of 9TH and ats
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M
PEoNED pR0PEkTr ON NEW JERSEY

1hn -iEES shLk Wv VERY DESIRABLE I'M
AyENUE EAST, NEAR THE CAPITOL.
Ia By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court
E..2 OF the District of Columbia passed on the 2st
kelly and others, Equity cause No 1872, we shall
sell, by auction, ON the premises No. 203 New Ter
sey avenue southeast,l on TIE 9TH DAY OF No
VENEER, ISL at O'Clock M, All those parts Of
lois eleven I'D and twelve l2b square six hundred
ALI eighty nine (6S9) In the city Of Washington
o., as the said square and lOts laid dswn on the
and bounds: Beginn ng for said parts New Jersey
avenue at the center Of the div iding wall between
the two houses erected 10y Daniel Carroll Of DuiDg-
ton on SAID LEI twelve ~, supposedto be twenty
said lot and running tbenCe with the line of New
Jers,y avenue seutL + degrees to the diyid
ing lire between lots twelve ~ and thirteen 49, Ia
sad square; thence with the said div iing line per
pendicular TO said Ia the northeast corner of
lot zen lOj Then with the dividing line betwe 81 lss
ten l0) and twelve (l2l to South Capitol street:
hiy hve feet four inches (55:4 less that
part 81 lot eleven I'D heretofore purchased by Rob
err Mills; thence east with the lie Of aid ILLS part
fifty nine feet three inches $3.50 ard TO the east Inc
sad lot eleven then with the center OF the divid-
ing wall between the two houses aforesaid, TO The
place Of beginning containing ,i23 square feet of
ground more less with the i'm prov eents thereon
consisting of a large brick dwelling house /.
FERNS Of sale: One third cash; the in notes at
one and two years. with interest payable quarterly
500 TO be deposited hen the property il strnck on
trust on the property II the terms of sale be not
complied With in six day from day of SALE the Trus,
rick and cost Of the defsutine purchaser. stamps
and COW eyapcing at purchasers cost.
EDWIN l, STANTON, Trus,sas
As. WOkTHINGT0N,f trustees.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is Postponed UN-
til TUESDAY, the 9th day of December, at the
ms eoSds u ReepiGREsSSS N III aps;s
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HuUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY PpR SALE
SALE OF NALuA LIZ EQUITY OF RKDXMP-

Ftstsss. KrEESSfHTJ u FGa fAtE
1f= Gay q Fesrusyy, i7i, and feefasd in Listr
a, hin ion cOunty, b g., and at the written e
que, O ihs parties secured tn rehy, N, on MON
DA the 9th day IF November mex, at hal past 4
clock p m ON the prem les, c-r for sale subject
TO pIr deed Of iru-t g. secure SIC eos aaied Jn"e
one Il ,Se land feeors " = p
,,ict Of Colun bie tho following valuable Moant
LOIS DSn.6s.ea seven, @ eight, 81 ten, ,!iol
twenty sS '3 81 Tss, hall Of
tisJ fsrty nine, I49D Bf ythree, (s3J sixty, (60D
s1y one; lsi2 "a SKY six; Co. sSty seyen co.
FIVE, tT5l III = P. Browns subdivision 81 Pieasant
Pains a. y, II LSSaIs 9u,st as TesSE:d IL the lsad
Tbs sale il made 70 secure the bslagce due on a
February ah, 1871. and due June NJ IN. 1871 with in
teIest thers on 2, At tn rate Of seven l per cent
Thousand dollar 81 oc0p wac paid cot. s6th, 1871
Terms of sale -Four Thousand dollars 81 y0C' cash
b1lance on sueh time, not exceeding one ID year
will suit the purchaser, who will Civ. his promis
sorry note or BOtes therefor secured to tn. satisfac
ton OF rho trustee, bearing interest at the rate o
seven 90 per cent year A deposit Of $3.50 re
enirtd When the property is knock DOWN If the
trustee will resell at the risk If the jefsultng pur
chaser. Stamps and conveyancjng at purchaser
The property is worth over $1,000.
ARTHUR b. WOOD, Trustee.
oc2S dads LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WE'D, ESDAY, N.,ember 9Th, 1871, same
hour and place. ARTHUR b. WOOn, Trustee.
now LATlMf K CLEARLY, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY, the 9th instant, at the same time
and place. ARTHUR Il. WOOD, Trustee.
nCl5-e0Sds LATIMEk OLEAGY, Aacts.
9rrEABovE SALT Is FURrHrR POST
TONE until FRIDAY, 4 ecembcr LIST, ISL, same
hour and place. By RIDER Of Trus ee.
no - LATIMFR X tEEARS, Arcts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III OF COLUMBIA.

HoIdfHe q SDetidI Term, NorenIbeT list, 1871.
In the Of MsdelIn Dahlereen. adminis-
uauix VI =. M yOhN a. DAdL16 ZEN, deceased 1,
APPRECIATION Of the Supreme Court Of the District
18th day of December, D. 1871, for the fnal settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate Of sad
deceased and Of the assets In hand, as far an the
same have been collected and turned INTO mo ,@y:
when and where all the creditors and heirs of aid
deceased notified TO attend with their cl Aims
properly youched, or they may Otherwise by las he
excluded from all benefit in said deceAseds tate:
Pr0rtded, copy Of this order be published o,ce
week for three weeks In the Evening Star previous
to the Sid day.
Test; A. WEBSTER,
noSrthsSt Register Of wills.