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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FoR CORPORATION poSps

fROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOE CORPORATION BONDS.
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the c.umi.-
March Is72, for the sale TO them 81 seyeptesn,
Thonssnd Five Hundred Dollars, rSI7 800, or any
part the reef Il he Tenyear Bonds OF the late Cor
Bidders win state the amount Of bonds offered and
IN rree, inclusive Of interest frem January l. lisa
to aecllne any offers not to the interest Of the gov
,Propc.a's should be Ieft With The Treasurer. AZ
the National Metropolitan Bank, before the hour
By order Of the Commissioner
FksRuARv a,Is7s fssa,,std
TO Iron hANUFACTURERs.
TREasuRy DEPARTMENT..
CFFIcs OF TIE LIGHI HOUSE, boARp.
s.,.. MAsHiSsroN, ID. ;, vebruary u, iS2
Light house FOR Mnbile Point, Alabama viii be re-
SeiyS1 At this ONCE until IL O'Clock on THURS
Dhl the iAth DAY of March neNt.
lions eon.rae and e"y desires Informs
De bad on 'eHE.SssH A %s II i person
.o,.. MAJOR Of Bnsinee's, L. A,
i2t-a Ensineer Secretary
TIC CONTRACTORS EoR LAYING WAITE
MAINS.
OFFICE OF wksHIssrox AortprcrJ
Sealed PropS..s VIII he he FsSsT. Nv lbs
MAR, u, f6s at the Office OF the Washinstoa hs1.
oact, Tor the laying, in the city Of washington of
pounds Of 30 inch and 20 inch cast iron water pips
special castings and stop cooke Sf''
syFs &. fns
whh specifications and forms Of contract and any de-
sl,es PIC can be had slpIicsioa
MAJOR OF In gneers. q S.A. Chief Ensineer Wash.
lngton Asnednc,. febli Tot
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Penpeylv ay snus and 18th st
Star Once Buildipg.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CHINESE AND JAPAN

RY va. l.. WALL CO.. Auctioneers
- New Marble BuildiDRO
NOS Soo and SOI Pennsylv ania avenue.
TRgSTEEs SALE OF THE FURNITURE IN
The ST JAMIS HOTEL, CORNER OF
PENNsYLvANlA AVENUE AND sixth
SHEET. AT ACTION
a By virtue OF = deed of trust, recorded on the
0ih of June. ISL, in liber No. ESQ., folio ia
one Of the land records for Washington coun.
INV. ID. a., the undersigned will self At public
auction in said hotel, commencing on r RI-
DAY, March ], 1872, at ii clock a. m and coniin.
uiDR from day to day until sufficient is realized to
pay the debts for which the undersigned are author
lied 10 SELL the Goods and Chattels Furniture and
FIXTURES contained in said ofel
Terms: All suns under 5 30 cash, and over that
amount credit Of one and two months, with inter.
u. ID. COOKE, Trustee.
Esd W. l.. WALL CO., Aacts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is Pc sTPONED uatil
IHCRsDAY MORNING, 5th Of March, same
mi w L. WALL & Co, Auctrs.
Repnb Cbron ]
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Try WIN. L. WALL q CO, Aucrioneers,
- New Marble Building,

Kf WIN. l.. WALL CO. Auctioneerz,
- New Marble Building,
900 and cog Penns. avenue and 9Th street.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY SPRING SALE
f3Y fH4FoNs, FRSoS Gsh@iAYss,a -f fESSf
LtNpS FAMILY CARR AGES, sITS SINGLE
66NNSp poUnLE HARNESS, EXPRESS w AZ
yNS, &C, AS FOB ACCOUNT OF MON IT
THtpeGv3SS CkkN, TO COVER ADVANCES,
cHR On THURSDAY MORNIHG. March
8x q, commencing at IL O'clock we will
sell, az our spacious auction rooma a
large stock oil Carriages, &c. com prisinc-
Twelve lesther top Bugges, different stylee-pgano
tox, coal box, monitor, deep sides, drop front,
Two Top Phatsns, leather top.
Two No top Monitors, for persons
SIX No top Pony Basket Pbetops.
One elegant Double Family Carriage, elegantly
trimmed and built to order, by Miner, Stevens i
Two leather TOP Rockaways
One excellent Family Carriage, but little ussd
buih by Watson. =
Three Eo-tcp Buggies.
Ore leather top PhRton, suitable for a physician
Two Hxprese Wagons.
Two Jersey WAGONS.
Fifty sets Single and Double Harness. o..
All persona intereeted will please take notice that
the sooye stock will be sold without reserve, 10
f19 VI. J.. WALL 4 co /, Auct'rs.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, AuotioneesU
y 1O01, northwest corner 10Th end streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON
TW8NTYHOURTW STREET WBST NCS r
1HE rGS9ksNEk OF STREET NORTH, AT
- ON THURSDAY, the asth instant. q, 4
Afne lot, being q feet front By q good den
positive.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
lad GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ TEE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, March 9TH; ct the same hour and place.
10y LATIMER 4 CLkARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue And Iith NJ
Star Once Buildipg.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CHINESE ANDJAPAN
HSH CURIOs.
On MONDAY MORNING, March 4 1872 Mt IL
o CLOCK, and skING at o'clock at our auc Il On
rooms We shaHsell the following beautiful articles
being consignoeht direct from China the under
Beantifu ly finished and painted Feather Fans
ssndsi W ooa Tsns. Tortoise-H Shell Fans Silk Fans
Carved Sandal wood Boxes; Sandal wood Gard
Eases; Ivory Fagodes; Ivory and Bone Chessmen
gheckers aud Boards; beautiful Parasol Handles
S0nee and Tea Hoxes Lacquered Trays; Rice Psper
Pet ures. Napkin kines, chinese Toys, Bracelets.
and variety Of goods too numerous to detail. The
whole comprising one Of the most unique collection
Of Chine.e and japanese Curios and articles OF Vrt
syer sold in y Arlington.
Gecds will be on exhibition ON SATURDAY, the
I'd iost. Terms cash.
mi dads LaTlMER CLEARY, Au,ts
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RI aBEkE WILLIAMS. Asctlosssr.,
TRUsTEIysALL 0EvALUABLE IMPROVED
kf9k sr Tn s%kE sTpf y
MH VI, . bETw vrSrf STREET AND RHODE
-. BY yirtns Of /. deed Of trust, dated January
IS, ISL, RECORDED IL iibsr sss :. Iolie 9s2 q
Gritsn request q the holder ~ TIE note tRsreSs
ssSs shs Sss q w FIJI
ma stas si s. Il
sSs rad 1nsEsSI a iot n1|ess eighty
g squ.re numbered three hundred and sixty Ave i
one ibrss m a thereon consstng Of
% Sesx en- s Ssiss
And Rhode Island avenue
Sse sa n ea asS Ssr yS Ss;rsS a
@ s.d Hs Da,d 81 he tune Of ;ss and the Is.ns IL
rate Of ten r. day
days from the day Of sale the Trustee ses the
Isni to resell q the rst and Coz. q the
resale n the Evening Star, and the cash to
An eonveyancins and stamps .t the COS. Of the
febssS GREEN WILKINS, X1cfs.
RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,.
~ Auctiopssrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
q IN Iurs1ancs Of dssa Of tEss. 20 y, dated
efolio -. enc Of the land records In Wsshineton
county, DO, Ss will :rr for salf, In trent Of The
that certain Dtece Of property situate 18th street
west, between AID d streets north. and described
- the north haifof Lot No. ssvss, In square No
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchaas money 10 be
paid in cash, end the baasnce in six, Twelve and
stahesen months, nth interest At ten psr can't goo
down ut day OF sale;
WI CLEIINTSS trustee.
febN -d&ds LAfIMBB CLEARY, Aucts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.'S.
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TO.MORROW.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS. >ucfin,eers.
- No iO0ls northwe u corner 10th and d cts.
SALE OF 4 LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD
COIN, Sc, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, March ID. 1871 ~ O'Clock D..
m. We thall sea, At our auction rooms, rare col
leeftou or ancient Coin, one surveyors Compass,
and also the Telescope used on board the frigate
'Consti' utfon' 10 one of her principal naval en-
gaeements.
10 q GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY LATIMER CLEAKY,
- AuctIoneeIs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner P-nrsylv anita avanue and ilth nj
Star Once Buildings.
4HOUSEBOaD FURNITURE AT AUrrIrN.
n in SATURDAY MORNING, March 81,
w 1877, commencing at 10 O'Clock, Ia front OF
our Auction Rooms. We shali III the follow
ting excellent lurnii ur-, comprising hi part
eeyen superb FreI Oh Plate Pier Mirrors,
alnEt and Mahogany Parlor Furniture,
walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
seven fstnted Cottage Sets, In nne condi
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Boil
Brussels and Three ply Carpets, oile,oths.
Cooking and Heating Stoves, Kitchen ReQui-
sites.
Also,
large assortment OF Second hand Clothing.
fa92t LATIMEB q CLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY GUILD 4 LOCKE. Auctsooecrs,
Y 1014 Pernsyfvania avenae n W
IMRoRTEnN eaLEOrOyERs le e0oweRrH
OF FINE GoLD. DIAMOND BACK. EEAMEL-
I'D HUNTING OASe AND OPEN FACR
WATCH Et, by the NEST celebrated max era. All OF
Which will be guaranteed as reprs santsd: FULL
LINE or TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED
kPU0NS, FORKS, KNIVES. &c.
n We win sell, on FRIDAY MORNING.. March
(3<E commencing 1t 10 m and D. m. and c N
tiuur morning aud Q, enins till the above valusbie
consignment Is closed. Th- goods viii be OPEN for
INSPECTION on Thursday afternoon, an every morn
ing till 10 o'clock.
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QY LATTMER d CLEARY,
u Real Estate Brokers asd Auctioueers
Southwest corDe~ Psnusy fvsuiA auA llth street
Star Once Buildin0s :
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and st q

fig 2aw&ds GREEN 4 WiLLiANS, Anct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15

da desde Ia parte superior del ramal. -El
puno es de plata mate y tornado cor
doncillo de espiga; en- su parte interior
tiene una yirola de orc con hoias mate y
una orla de piedras preciosas. En- ell fren-
te y centro del mismo Sc hal an las inicia
les F. [. enla adas y formadas de brillan-
tes, y en- ell lado opuesto un escudo de GRO
mate con la siguiente inscription: "Los
leales espGi50lcs de Puerto Rico al Ercmo.
Sr. brigadier d. Francisco ISquierdo, en-
prte60 de gratitad"
Ri pomo tiene en- su garganta dos orlas
de piedras preciosas. interpuestas entire
una virola de orc con hojas de orc mate y
el entorchado de brigader; en- su frente
la plaza de Isabel la Cat6lica, formada
con esmaltes y p;edras preciosas, en- ell
interior la p aca de San Hermenegildo,
tambien de esmaltos pedrerfa. Concluye
el pomo con dos fguras fantasticas una
macollita esferica de ORC verde La hoia
de la espada, por 1ltimo, esti construida
en- la celebre fabr ca de armas blancas de
Toledo, es de las llamadas de primera cla-
Sc, esta esmaltada hasta la mitad ornada
con diveysos grabados, representaudo los
escudos de armas de Espaha y Puerto>
Rico y la dedicatoria que arriba hemos
.copiado."
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15
ISLA D E Gu BA..

Del Dia,so de la Marina tomamos
la siguiente revista que comprende
los sucesos de la Ultima quincena de
febrero:
Despues de nuestra anterior revista,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15

% Constitution de la Nacion espahola, tftu
10 +, articulo IL.
q Constitution, igual titulo artfculO
(3) Articulo 80
az ArticulO6o
(5) Artfculo 81.
(6) Artfculo %. s.
(7) Artfculo 2o
(81 ArticulO "a.
l0l Articalo III
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
pennsylvania In the Presidential
Battle Field.

There is no doubt, whatever. that
the opponents oi Gran, have resolved
TO make the Keystone State Tho field
OF battle In which to decide the elcc
tlcn OF President next November
We discovered this fact early in the
movements Of men seeking to control
tho nominations made for State OIL
ces at the Republican convention held
here last Wednesday. The oppo-
nents of Grant, with rare exceptions
concentrated their hos,ililies against
one man, and he is the man nominal.
ed Tor Governor. Almost every anti
Grant man in the State convention.
was apti-llartranft and the reasons.
assigned why We cannot elect Grant
are the same AZ those put forth TO
prove that We cannot succeed with
Hartranlfs. II this is correct. and
we cannot elect nartraurt, then we
cannot elect Grant and if there be
tuch serious charges against Grants
administration as TO defeat him, then
We claim the same odum would hold
against any other candidate, md
therefore, the Republican party is
not now. aud will not be at the day of
the election. iu q condition TO win n
victory. There is no escapin, this
conclu zion, aud il is just as well the
tho opponents ol Iiartranil understood
u now, We do not accept i, as sound
in our judgment, and We claim to uu-
dsrstand public opinion in Pennsyl-
vania, the: Republican party is as
strong In this State to-day as it was
eight years ago, when Mr.. Lincoln
tams forward for recollection. aud the
same overwhelming reason making a
Republican victory necessary for The
best Interests oi..the country exists
now as 1t did then. Ia this Ggbt
Pernsylvania has beea selected ms
tho battle field, because the moral e.-
iect OF her victories is always poteu.-
tial. The reason Of this is that our
people are supposed to vote io,elIi-
gently, and therefore il the Republi-
can party decided to GLOW Har,ranfl
to be defeated, just 81 sure would the
Republicans 10 other States incline TO
the mistaken idea that the time had
come for the dissolution of our organi.
roiion, and as a consequence. Grant
would also be defeated. Give Penn
sylvanis 10 the Democracy 10 ,Octo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
IS looking over our exchanges, v

In looking over our exchanges, we
were exceedingly gratifcd to fnd tha,
our ticket met with universal sa,isfac-
tIon, and that III, Republican press OF
The State isn unit, il angurs we'll,
Tor the success Of the State Ticket. as
well rs for the reelection Of our pres
sns worthy chief Executive Gen. Grant,
who we are confident will be our nom
inee. The vote, (cighty-scveu to for
'y-onc) in the Republican State con.
veption, which selected John +. Hart
rant as our candidate for Governor, is
IN itself conclusive evidence of his
popularity, bis titpess, ard strength,
as our standard bearer. Let us bu,
90 to work and victory is surely ours.
The history of Ulysses S. Mercur, is
well known. He graduated at JEFF
erson College, Of our State, was for n
long time an active practitioner n, the
bar,-was in 1850 elected as rrcsi.
Dental elector. for the martyred and Ia.
mented Lincoln, and soon after ap-
pointed Judge # tho Thirteenth Judi
c'al district, his integrity on the bench
was rewarded, ty his election for ten
years, but rendered his resignation, ob
being elected by bis district 10 the
Ihir'y-ninth Congress, aud was re.
elected and prominently represented
his constituency in the Fortieth and
Forty.6rst and Forty-secoui Congress
cs' In every position, he has always
been found equal to the duties impos.
cd upon him, and his strength with
the populace insures bis election.
Gen. A llep, for Auditor General is
emphaticalIy sclfmade man, be spraug
from the plow Of his homestead, to the
Bar with but limited opportunities,
but his emery, served to carry him
through. At the outbreak Of the ie-
beIlion, he was prompt TO answer bis
country's call, and boginn'ns a Cap
'a'n' was promoted to Major and bre
vetcd Brigadier General tor meritori-
Gus services, he has twice represented
his county in the State Legislature,
and in 1869, his District in the Senate.
and in that body gained credit and in.
fluencc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25

6ef, bnd there IL no force 10 Repub biz
csniam 70 keep the State from falling
into the came soiled hands 10 Novem.
Der, after which we could prepare to
welcome bankruptcy, Reputation aud
anarchy. The Republicans who
threatened TO oppose lIsrirnnft coo.
not escape the view Of the case, ond
therefore il is that Pennsylvania will!
be made the battle field for the Presi-
dcu,ial election. Every vote lured
from Har,rauft will be in the nature
ofa stab OF Grant. Every angry and
un,rnthful word uttered against Hart.
rauft will act ms an influence to deprive
Grant OF vote--and the man or men
who engage in such n crusade strike
at the protection Of labor. the preser-
vation Of the put Tic credit, the con-
tiuuance Of the general prosperity, and
the insurance. Of order and the safety
Of lite and property. These arc the
real issues involved in the contes, for
State officers 10 this State, and thus
Pennsylvania is made The battle field
Of tie Presidency. Slate journal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California.

Advertising alcne does not produce sue.
cess. The thing which is advertised must
b ave intrinsic merit, or else large adver.
Using will eventually do IL more harm
than good. If you have anything you
know to be good. advertise IL thoroughly,
and you will be sure 10 succeed IL IL j.
poor don't praise it,, for peop pie will soou
discover yoj are lying.
Such Is The policy OF the Burlington
Route, which runs 10 the ihree great re-.
gions in the West lst. To Omaha, con.
Meeting with the great Pacific Roads. I'd
10 Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, and
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, filled with II. X. lands and home.
sieads. 3j, To St. Joseph, Kansas City
and all Kansas points.
The roads are splendiily built. have the
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller plat.
form and coupler, and the safety mir brake
to prevent the loss Of life that is every
where else happening Pullman's sleep.
crs, Pullman dining cars, large and psw-
erful engines TO make quick time and
good connections. and are in word the
best equipped roads In the West. SO that
II you desire TO go safely, surely, quickly
and comfortably 10 amy point in Southern
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas. or en- the Pacih,
Roads, be sure that you 60 by Way Of
arlington
All who wish particular information
and large map. showing correctly the
Great West, and all its Railroad connec
tions. can obtain them, and any other
knowledge, by addressing General Pas
senger Agent. b. & Mo. X. Il. r., Bur-
lingtou, Iowa.
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7 ICLNSE NOTICE.-No,ico j

I ICLNSE NOTICE.-Notico is
Thereby given that
John Crick, Mcclure CITY,
Michael Weland. west Bcaver,
y. l.. Rauden0ush. Beaver Springs,
Henry fouser
Moses Specht, Beavertown,
Peter Hartman, tentreyllle,
y. Bolcnicr Middleburs,
II. I. kerstetter,
George Guyei, Franklin,
Eroca Smi,h, Fremont,
Mrs. Hoyis,
Henry = Schnce, Perry township,
Daniel Eisenhart, wasLinston
j. G.. Noycr, "
Andrew Roesh,
Lewis Amick, Kramer,
Henry 4. u Zig, Sellns Grove,
y. +. Walter,
Ira sayers, Port Trevertcn.
John IL. Arnold, Shamokin Dam.
J r. iIU,tonstein,
Daniel g. CLARK,
John =. Beaver. KratIorsvills,
John Ewerick, kantz,
Jacob Bias ser, Chapman,
have MED their petitions for Tavern License
with the Clerk oi the Court Of Quarter Sessions
ol snyder county. and the same will be present.
ed for approval on Monday, the 7th day Of May
next J. GROUSE, Clerk, q. T..
April is, 1874.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
I IST OF JURORS MAY T. 1877:

GRAND JURORS.
Bcaver-Benjnmin L Raudenbush, will
lam y keister, Peter Raigel. Irwin Kin.
ney.
Beaver wcst-Frederick Koch, Aaron
:. IIelfrick.
Frnnklin-Morris Erdly, Charles II
Sicininger.
Centre-David Ocker, Cyrus Marks.
Middlecrcek-llenry Schoch, John Biesel.
Nonroe-IIenry Sassaman.
Perry--lsanc Frymoyer.
Selins Groyc-Nillinm II Gembcrliug. Jo.
seph Albert, Miles Weizel, Martin l..
Miller.
Cnion-Jobn Shotiberger, Adam l. spang.
Ter, Thomas VI HoHm,r.
bington-Frnncis 4 Boyer Jr., Issac
Rsichenbach, Samuel W Wait.
PETIT JURORS.
Beavcr--J,cob Grccnho,, william n Helm
bach, Abraham Wagner. John Meyer,
Robert Smith. John d Meyer.
Beaver west-Joscph Helms, Ner Il Mid.
dlesHor'b, Paul II kncrp, William
krebbs, Hiram IIcrbsier, Ecuben Bower
II Willis Maiiern.
Charman-Jonatban S;raub, Peter Lar.
board
Centre David Reichlcy, Jacob II Hart.
man.
Franklin-Thomas Bower, Henry J.
Mitchell, John Gilbert, Charles A
Bo,ender
Mouroe-lsaac Jarrett.
Iililecrceh-llenry n wetrel. John Dun
klebarg,r, David iIasssnger Henry
llummel
MidIlcburg-Newton S Baehman, Henry
j Smith.
pciiy-Michacl Womcr.
Perry Wesi-willis Gordon. John Stuck
Psnns-Jocob llarman. Charles Look,
Benjamin + Bolig, Jacob b Snyder,
sgrove-lsa.ah Fink.
Cnioa-Wil!iam 4 shaiFer, Jeremiah
Boear.
washing ngt1m-Da7ii Arbogasi. Peter l.
llancs, William 2 Meyer. John Deimer,
John Mcriz, Henry Rine, Jonathan
Arbogasl ST., John Slroub, Adam Gar.
nam, joseph Meyer,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25

News from Spain ipdiaa:ss = rapid
spread Of the Carlist moyoment. OF
course, the military authorities and
government assert their ability to sup.
press the movement with ease, but
tho facts reported by cable prove the
contrary to be the case.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25

vhuSI lee > PEkEMPTDRl SALE.
l. THOMAS & SONS. Auciione,rs.
VALUABLE t6TNTY JsSSy? s9IsE' 81 Iis;AEND' sNYDEs
On TUESDAY, April ~, is;2 at IL O'Clock,
noon, will he sold at publlc sale, without re.
Ten tracts Of land, In Franklin and West
beaver townships, In Snyder county, Pennsyl.
yania. Warrantee nance; No. !, William lie.
400 acres, 60 perches I'm the doed TO the suIscri
Der and several OF tho conycyanccs this tract Is
called Christopher Dennisonl; No. D. Samuel
Wolf 900 acres, 90 perches; No. s, Francis
Gray 700 acres, % pcrehes No !, Martin s Kent
Rhode. sr.; 400 acres, 90 perches; NO o, Fran
cis fhodc, Jr., 900 acres, 90 perches; No. TO-
Henry vanderslice, 3ii acres l.. perehos.
The tracts In the lrranteo names of william
DewaFt ani Christopher Deringcn are distant I:
miles and 200 rods from Middcburg, the lunty
Msiid sss, 81 snydor county. The public road from
Niidlcburg, TO Fremont runs through these
tracts. The tracts In the name. of FrArcl;
Rhode George Wolf, Samuel Young and Henry
Mandersl,ee' M,Sh,n' are about : miles distant from
or faxtonylllo. Tho public road from Adams.
burg 70 McAlllstervllle rum about $40 perches
from Francis Rhode, Jr.
All the tracts average about 2'S miles from the
Sunbury snd LewlstOwn Railroad, which il
now completed and In running orior. Very
yoo1 OAK pine aud hemlock timber on the
Terns- Each trnct will be rut up sep,ra,e
~, anu go required TO he paid by the purchaser
o. each tract at the time OF sale, otherwise the
tract TO be AT once put up again Tor sale the
bsiancc OF purchase money tO he paid IN cash on
sale. "
=, Further Information may be had by calling ON
the subscrlber, 81 south Fourth street, pLIia
delphia, or John Il. Cropnlller Eso ,iiIsis
burg. '' 'e
A connecting dram or map Of TERRITORY, cxten.
dinr In length upwards oi ~ miles ard IN
breadth upwards or mites, prepared by A. X
,tlt, ESQ, surveyor OF Snyder County, showing
.he traet offered for sale, the location Of the
faNtonyille and near IL, Beaver Furnace, Rea
vertown and Adansburg, the opening and out
crops 0i iron orc veins, the streams runs, roads.
Sale Absolute r. MCCALL, Trn,tsa
,..u ~ NJ THOMAS SONS, Auetionecrs, .
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A DMINISTRATORs' NOTICE.

Letters cum ftsidmsnio dnnexo, on the es-
tate Of Jacob Smith late Of Monroe Twp,
Snyder county, deceaced. having been
granted TO tho undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
meni. while those ba wing claims will pre-.
sent them duly authenticated for settle.
ment TO HIRAM =. SMITH,
March II. 'T2.1 Admins istrat or.
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EXECCTORs' NOT!CE.-Letters Tes-
~ iamentary upon the estate of Peter
AfDngast late Of Perry township Snyder county
uee'd' having been granted to tho undersigned
ali persons knowing themselves Indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make immediate nav.
,nent, while those having claims will cent
them duly authenticated for settlement 10
NATHAN ARBOGAST,
Apr. 20. '72 Fxecntors.
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PLuRIEs SUBPOENA IN d.

ExEECUToRs NOTICE:-Le,ters testa.
~ meniary upon the estate Of Daniel
Hovis, late Of Perry twp, Snyder county decd
having been granted TO tho undersigned, nIl
persons knowing themselves Indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payment without
them duly authenticated for settlement 10
n. NJ. NIPPLE, EXECUTION