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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-14
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SEw YORK, Oct. H.-Flour market dull and
weak fine, 81 g0SS2 60; superfine, g l5f1a 50 !,
Common to Good Extra Western, g 4Od3 20 !;
GOOD to Choice Extra Western, - IA IS
City Mill Extras, q SOFA IS for West Indies |;
MINI. Extra. s. 6oS15 20; Extra No. = o. ioSe2 95
Good to Fancy Extra State, 81 3093 ~ (; Common
to Fair Extra Ohio. o. 7OSlS 70.
wheat-No Red state on Spot, s7kc No.
White, state. s.c: No. Red. Winter. Nov,
s41c Dec, sSfc jan, size.
Corn-No Mixed. cash, l5c Nov, 4Skc.;
Dec, 46xc; Jan, 47lSc.
do, SAC No. Mixed Western oct, ,SILc
Rye dull and nominal Western, 559S7 !;
State 5s<159c.
Barley dull
Pork quiet New Mess. si0 259l0 rs.
Lard-Nov, Is II Dec, q ~:
MolAsses dull; IKE. for 50 test boiling
Turpentine dull al B1.G37c-
Petroleum dull /; refined IN barrels, 6s4c; DO
in cases, SIC.
rreights dull grain to Liverpool. 81
Butter Market steady New western
Creamery, esG2sc Penn'a do, 2Sg2Jkc.
cheese dull; Western Flat, a0llc.
Esss dull; State. 2iSsc; Western. 20
2Okc.
sugsr-market quiet; Refined Cutloaf. sc
granulated, SIC.
IalIow quiet prime city. 4.1t 3-l5c.
Coffee dull fair cargoes ut llAc.
cedul Carolina and louisiana, common
TO fair. Sk0ic I; Rangoon, A1SI1<c.
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NEW YORK Oct. IA Wall street, l:3) p m.-
Money loaned at 587 per cent. Exc hange duh ;
at slkGt SAY Governments were hrm
Currency 6's, s % bid ; As cOups, sl.sG bid ;
4ks coups, MS bid.
The stock market this morning opened firm
and higher on buying, said to be for the account
of ondon parties, but after the irst few trans
actions the advance was wholly lo.t, prices de-
clining q TO e per cent. About IL o'clock
another buying movement was inaugurated
which resulted in an advance OF u to TX per cent
by midday. The market has since been strong
and further advanced. The highest prizes of the
morning are now current.
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Henry shubert, auctioneer, sold at public
aAle, "Wednesday evening, at the Leopard
hotel, the following property belonging to
the estate OF DR.. J. l. Atlee, deceased.
Two One-story houses, one rough-cast and
the other . frame, situated No. 2l9 and 223
8outh Queen street, with two brick houses
- Christian street, to A. Z. Leonard, for
]O4S06
Also one-story brick dwelling, situated
No 36 East German street, to George IL.
s SLeman, for St4S5.
The lot on Locust street was Withdrawn.
Cummings Il Achmus sold one of their
three STORY houses at private sale this morn
Ing for $500. The house is situated on
Eorth Duke street. between James and Fred
og1ok stroetA
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The Belair Races.

The Lancaster horsemen who attended the
Belair fair have returned. They are pretty
Weil disgusted with the little Maryland
toWn, the fair and everything connected
WIN Il They say that they were treated
very badly by the management who seemed
- ponsess little or no knowledge of
WhGk they were doing. Lancaster horses
Wogo kept out OF races when it was supposed
1hat they would win, and special races we're
wxnnDod 70 their exclusion. The only good
IoGo VS. the one in which Richard and
Jchmny II. started on Tuesday. The track
Q11ko place II bad and from reports 1t will be
3G&1lly when Lancaster people go to the
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Clarke's Tea & Coffee Store
pUBLIo SALE OF VALUABLE CITY

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
Il PROPERTIES.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %, 1855,
will be sold by public sale at the Leopard Hotel.
the following properties belonging to the late A.
hqsss, threa.saory aerR BsicK HOUSE, No. 20 Eas,
is is feet front, on the north side OF East James
by y feet the back building is 2H stories, l23k
by 2s feet, with a frame kitchen So by u feet,
containing ten rooms. bath room, hot and cold
water, range, fireplace, heater IN dining room,
gas, etc. The lot Is az by l2S feet, to an feet
alley, more or less.
Also, a three-story BRICK HOUSE, No 81 East
lot is 2oh by l2s feet, 10 a feet alley. more or
less.
Also, a two story BRICK HOUSE, No. 233 East
Frederick street. The main building Is % by
80 feet with a one-story frame kitchen 931 by II
feet, containing seven rooms and two rooms In
the garret, sink. water In kitchen, gas, stc. The
lot Is D. feet front by lOI feet 10 feet alley,
more or less.
Also, twostory BRICK HOUSE, No 2a5 East
Frederick street. same as No. 233 East Frederick.
The lot Is Is feet by l0i feet, TO a feet alley,
more less.
Also, a twostory BRICK HOUSE. No 2ss East
Frederick street. Z he main building Is l6z by
2s feet, the back building. two stories, IL by is
feet, containing six rooms ana garrett sink
water In Kitchen, gas etc. The lot Is ~ ny iOf
feet. TO feet alley more or less
cando 50 BY calling on The premises or on either
JOHN II. Russell, l49 N. Queen St.,
GEO. r. Russell. 325 N, Lime ST.,
Executors Of estate OF A. w. Russell. deed.
HBEky snuBBRr, Auet ocus,lsp,2A
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
Os FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

Os FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1856,
The undersigned, assignee OF Adam ObIe
and wife, of Lane aster city, Pa, in pursuance OF
an order of the Court OF Common Pleas of Ian.
caster county, will sell at the Leopard hotel, in
said city, the following valuable Heal Estate, to
wit:
All those certain two Two-Story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with twostory back
buildings, Nos. 53l and 5S3 Church street, in the
city OF Lancaster. containing together In front
on the southeast side of said Church street 81
feet, ~ inches, more or less, and extending in
depth To Middle street 2D7 feet, more or lees.
There Is upon the premises q large number of
fruit trees, grape vines. &C.
Sale TO commence at o'clock m, when
terms will be made known by
PHILIP Y. BLESSING, Assignee.
Henry SHUBKRT, Auctioneer.
Octl2, "a is, ~ 2j, ,2s&novl,6
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= 1Ae Ross Dssssesss ~ serasscn.
At the twelfsh annual convention Of the
poor directors Of this state In Scranton, begun
On wednesday, the following officers were
chosen President Hon. Lewis Pughe,
Of Scranton; vice presidents, w. J..
Glenn, Of Allegheny county, Hon. Alexander
Kidd, of York county j. b. Carr. of Fayette
county Charles 8. Snyder. OF Oxford, and
Lower Dublin secretary, william r. Hun
ker, Allegheny: corresponding secretary,
Robert d. McGonnigle, Pittsburg treasurer,
w. M. Brown, Erie.
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Certain rival sewing machine agents having
cir Sulated false reports that the American b II U.
a Sewing Machine Co. had faied and that there
was no place in Lancaster where their ma
chimes or parts could be had, we hereby give
notice that any person circulating such reports
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
We have never failed, and the agency for ma
chimes, parts and needles has long been estab.
lishcd with MR.. W. ID. MoSSER, l3l NORTH
QUEEN STREET.
AMERICAS b. Ii. O. 4 SEWING MACHINE Co.
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olDon0ence Of 1NTHLLieBSuna
n. OUA M-A meseing was
n1cA - "wednesday evening,
R oe1out the equalization Of the
5o1eA Tbsrs were present q
oooat Aflseu representatives OF
too oB0panigg doing business In
d n1mboe> d the agents Of these
11y1ng fhelf ofices In Columbia
- q uhderwritsn was organised,
aooG1 have not ~ been elected.
Gonno Tine these special agents OF
80 oumpantss will come to town
- - ru6oo Of Insurance., tog0fher
- bunrd. These rates will not be
nna1 tho unanimous consent OF
1nrurnnCo aren't In town can be
- Yo6os viii b on the insur-
o01l1 R1ohA such - manufactOrioe,
- q dwelling houses and risks oi
\ - pnh From . Trss
Rload Don Of Alex. Billet, living
uompdsld township met with a
6Gl1sut while engaged in gathering
0noR The lad accidentally fell from
1oGono1ne the bones Of his right foot
1lnR injuries about his head. The
G1v0 afsention by Doctor Markell
Fenes Notes.
U1c1nrdsou, Q colored woman, was
0 ~ Omcsr Gilbert on the charge of
nnoA She had Q hearing at the office
- Hershey who committed her to
on1rty dayA
- GILBERT arrested q man giving his
- Thomas Hill, living at Frederick
- being drunk. He had q hearing be-
u1ro Henhey and was sent to Jail for
Z |G11sg lant night general racket took place
IN Hfl among . lot of the younger
- a. The Col0red population OF the town
49, ooxoA The parties concerned in the
~ otoated great deal of noise and dis
1noo which ended In q number of them
0lHg In the lookup. This morning they
l11o Gvon hearing before Squires Evans
~ Etank and were sent to Jail for terms
1nGlng nom three to ten days
' Town Briem.
/ = meeting will be held in the armory this
cming at 7:30 o'clock, under the direction
ri - Prohibition party. An address will
0oliverod by Rev. ]. Wright OF Phila.
11I1nla Other speakers will also be pres.
{ xgon pipes have been laid to connect the
I1og q Second and Mill streets with the
- pipes running under the Pennsylva-
X9 I'D Reading q Columbia railroads In
~ way the water draining from Second
~0o& south Of Perry street. can be carried
e. peoysnting the water running over the
~ Columbia base ball club will play the
~ game Of this season on Saturday after.
0een, whom the Middletown club will be in
t0WMs The battery Of the home club will be
Z5olehor and Gibson, and Force and Donovan
~ ~ visitors.
4 Ihe many friends Of James Ryon, who has
0ocn ooriously sick at his home on Walnut
l1go13 will be pleased to learn of his i'm
11gemGnt and he is now considered out Of
Duck shooting on the river is now much
}n0uiged In by the local sportsmen, and good
1nok generally rewards each trip
4h0 presence Of q large number of tramps
- source OF great annoyance to the people
oftoWn. These fellows generally come to q
4oe1e when the male portion of the family
II ebuont and very often use abusive Language
- ~ tnmateA Several cases have beer
11okAod of where these tramps threatened the
0QmGn Of the house, using insulting Ian
&1nGA when their demands for food are
IN complied with. Prosecution as pro
ll1Dn vagrants should be applied in many
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-14
EDUCATIONAL.
TT Is A
MISTAKEN IDEA

THAT the purpose of business colleges Is only
TO At Young Men and Ladies 10 MI situations as
clerks and book keepers.
NO young man can aford TO be without the
knowledgs that can be acquired at a school
making u speciality of Book keeping, Cores
pondence business Arithmetic, Etc. 1t comes
into daily use in the lives of merchants. me-
chanics, manufacturers. farmers and profess
sional mem Remove any doubt by lcalling at
rooms OF LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COL
LEGz, No. i0k East King street
ii. @. WEIDLER, Principal.
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DuBLIC SALE.

on SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, l5s6,
vii! be sold at public sale, at the Leopard hotel.
in the City OF Lancaster, Pa, by the under
signed, the following Heal Estate, 90 wit;
All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground, situa.
ted ON the northeast corner of Rockland and
Low streets, in the City OF Lancaster, contain
ing In front on said ROckland street lti feet,
more or less. and extending in depth to n IA feet
wide alley, 10 feet, more or less, on which are
erected a substantial one story BRICK HOUSE,
with large Two-StOry Brick Back Building also
large Brick Butcher shop, and a Good frame
stable well and pump OF never falling water.
There is vault % feet deep, aTched over, In
which to keep fresh meat, which cost the owner
over seven hundred dollars alone. This has
proven an excellent business stand for a
butcher. should the purchaser wish to divide
the premises, there will be seven building lots
OF asxlGO feet on kockland and Low streets, and
45Hl60 feot left upon which the buildings now
stand.
sale to commence at o'clock p. m., when
conditions will be made known by
ANNA MARGARET HOFFMAN.
JOYL L. IiAINEs, Auct. Oct2ttd
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The viewers appointed hy the court to as
sess damages caused by the proposed open
ing OF Marshall street, from Juniata street
10 the CITY ,imtts filed their report this Alter
noon. They awarded damages 10 these parties,
oil to be paid by the county of Lancaster;
Jacob Betz, 800; DIR. Henry CARPENTER, $10o
r. A. Evans $500: VIM. Sales, f5T5 Samuel
Miller's estate, $500 Cathsrine and Agnes
Kelly, s4OO total, S2,S5
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William A. Rowe, Of Lynn, Mass, broke
~ the bicycle records from 8 TO 20 miles in a
rlde against time Wednesday afternoon on
the Hampden Park track. He covered 2l
miles and ], l49 yards In one hour.
Tho treasury department has decided that
; bicycle purchased and used In Canada by a
resident Of this country, is entitled to free
entry - "personal effects"
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We, weather for Prohibi,ion,sr..

Prohibition meetings will 10 held this
evening In this county AZ follows: At May.
town, Intercourse, Rohrerstowp, Columbia,
M 6ebO and Elm.
Saturday evening James Black, esq, will
Gpcak ct Mannheim. On Tuesday evening an
open air meeting will be held in this city On
0ok 20 there will be a grand rally in the
court house
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Mr.. Rich will be at the Hester house. Lancas-
ter, on Friday next, October Is, lss6-hours, . to
and Alto Ito meet with any " no are inte rested
in the cultivation of their voices, and to make
lesson engagements. with view to visit for that
purpose on each Friday, II there be u sufficient
number OF pupils.
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A6am =. Rhoads, the shoemaker, has left
1 ny ofiics beautiful specimen Of the Don.
- or See Shore lily, q very large and
1EBont flower which was raised by him At
hemo On Charlotte street
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The North End Rife club had q tar get
practice on Wednesday. The target was 500
yards distant and the following scores were
made out of a possible rs:
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L MANOR FARM.
ON "WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1885.
Estate, ia &C. situate in Manor tSsnshp, Lansaster
county, Pa, about three miles southwest from
ssneeay lsse lhs Pa3pWn as the King Herr
Mansion Farm, consisting of the following
Con Containing ISL ACRES and 81 PERCHEs. moro
or less on Witch are are erse,sa 1 Large Tw9,ory t,oy
Kitchen attached--building ample 10 accommo-
date two families; large Bank Barn. with Corn
spring iGa % House. With running water from never
failing spr1g a Tss sha properX aS
ioins lands of q. B. Herr on the west, g. 8 Fry
and Mrs Dietrich on the south. Jacob Nef and
Doerstler's mill on the east, and Adam Herr on
the north The soil il limestone, and by reason
of It's natural richness Is admirably adapted for
the cultivation OF tobacco as well as the cereals
ming water, the above farm has rare advantages
and is without Its equal in the county.
mills, churches and school houses.
One half of the purchase money will remain a
lien upon the premises during the life OF Mary
A. Herr, widow OF the said Henry c. Herr de.
ceased. the interest at the rate OF nve per cent
per annum TO be paid annually to tho said
Purchasers are expressly ya notified ~ is that the
property WIN be positively s6ia AZ the time and
without further delay, to make distribution of
the estate among the heirs.
Persons desiring to view the premises will
please call upon Martin Miller, tenant, residing
on same.
Stilc 10 CDHiutnCt Ut z O'CLOCK Oh Shlu uhy,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by the undersigned,
A.HERR SMITH,
Attorney INTACT for the Heirs.
A. W. DEsLISGER, Auctioneer
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
under an order of the Orphans Court of Lam
caster county. the undivided interest OF John
Fannie, George and Elizabeth II Herr, minor
children OF Henry Herr. deceas.d d, being the one
fourth of the one-seventh OF the one seventh
undivided interest in the aforesaid tract, ana
the one-seyenth of the one seventh Of the undi-
vided interest OF Annie n. Shelley. minor child
OF Anna shelly, deceased. In the tract aforesaid
Guardian OF the aforesaid minors.
s23-Ths&tsw
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Has Fl.hins Continues Good.

The fishing In the Susquehanna continues
onnd, md great many Lancastrians are to-
~ dintributed at different points along its
0nkA Safe Harbor, Fite's Eddy and Me-
lrs Ferry seem TO be the popular resorts
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MARRIAGES..

WITNAN-kAUFPNAN.-Oct IA. 1876, at the
brides home, by Rev John ; ctahr, Phi. II. =
Howard Whitman, of Beth chem, Pa, to Frances
kaufman, OF Lancaster, Pa. ltd
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- sherinr sale OF the stock at the shoe
lose q Charles A. Reece is still in progress
Annonw suit was entered against Reece this
.Domtng The claimants are l.. a q. Wise
yog York shoe dealers, and their claim Is
~ 900 TO. 20
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3 AeooaalnG the Carriage BuiIders' Meeting.

The Carriage Builders National associs-
.11cn y holding Its fourteenth annual meeting
i1the 0ermania assembly rooms, New York.
About 800 members are present, including
Ghaxies e. Downey, OF the firm OF Philip
LebBelter q Co, this city. The convention
hold IT. final session this morning, and this
evening the members will attend q banquet
ot the Metropolitan hotel
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DUBLIC SALE.
- bLAN EAhhaiss
ON WEDNESDAY, OCroBsR y. lssb,
DuBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
os SATURDAY EVENING, oCToRER Is, lss6,

oS SATURDAY EVENING, oCroRxR Is, lSs6,
will be sold at public sale, at the Leopard Hotel.
Lancaster, Pa, all that certain lot OF ground,
situated on the west side of South Queen street,
No. 6lS, containing in front 81 feet, 10 inches,
more or less, and extending In depth 10 Beaver
street 2iS feet. more or less, which IS erected
a one-story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, n
good Well OF Water ana an excellent variety OF
Fruit, including Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Apples,
Persimmons, Plums, Cages, and Raspberrtes.
This property has fun front on Beaver street,
room enough to build two houses and will leave
a large lot Tor the south Queen street dwelling,
with iruit trees so distributed on the grounds as
will give fruit TO all.
sale To commence at O'Clock p. m, when
terms will be made known by - -
JOHNF. wOHR,
Executor OF John Wohr.
JOEL L. HAINEs, Auctioneer. -
s.I25SoctaRal3ltlal6d s.I
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI-
NATE SALE. The undersigned will sell
Election District, Cecil Co, Nd, two miles from
Rising sun, consisting of lS3 ACRES, 95
PERCHES: lGOacres under cultivation is acres
meadow balance in good timber.
F.G. .HESDRIChSOS,
o5-2wd Rising sun, Md.
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1ahb WY He wiu ~ Defeated.
49, ~ rEsas" Report OF Honesdais speech
9eEul Beaver had little to say about stste
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NEW ADVERrIsEm xs rs,

HHILD'S NURSE WANTED.-APPIY
~ to MRS. GEORGE NAUMAN
lr 10. f33 Fast King 81.
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JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.,
nd NORTH QUEEN STREET.
THE LEADING CLOAK HOUSE OF LANCASTER,
rUR sAL6 ON kkN1.
TNOR RENT

ENoR RENT
Il Store room. also few single ana double
rooms on second and third floors. Apply at
s2ltid No. gl9 NORTH QUEEN ST.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
4 Cornwall 4 Mt Hope Railroad Company.
The Cornwall n Mt. Hope Railroad Company
have entered into Joint agreement for the con
soltdaunn OF said company with the Cornwall
Railroad Company. said agreement has been
ordered TO be submitted TO the stockholders oi
this company at n meeting which will be held AT
the ofice OF the company tn Lebanon, ON the
2Sth Day OF OCTOBER, A, u, lssi at IL o'clock
u. m. You are requested to be present at said
meeting TO vote upon the question of the adopt
ing or injecting said agreement.
signed by order of the Board of Directors.
II. 5, HAMMOND, Secretary.
LEBANON, October S. 1855. oG-2tdw
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CHILDREN'S COATS.

Our prices will be as. always-tho lowest. Be.
Ing able TO show Newmarket for 800 and a
Childs Coat as low as d. .2o and upwards.
A0Au are cordially invited 70 call and look
least obligation TO buy. olS-3mdkW
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VIsE NONE BUT
BEST'S
HOT AIR FURNACES |
MADE OF HEAVY IRON.

More square feet of Radiating Surface, most
economical In fuel, and the Best Results in
Heating Dwellings, Schools, Churches OF any
Heater In the market. Pea or Nut Coal for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters including
Masonry, Hot Air Pipes, registers. etc. Plenty
of Lancaster reference. Heaters guaranteed 70
expense.
Being both practical men In the business, we
ask share of patronage.
Estimates cheerfully furnished for Plumbing,
Gas FITTING. Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Roofing.
Also full supply OF Tinware, &C.
Prices to suit the times. Give us a call
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WV ApvxRrIsxMENru

"ANTED.-TO BUY A HOUSE, CEN.
w TRALLN located with good sized yard
and modern conveniences. Possession wanted
march,, lSSi. Address with price
Care Clark,'s Tea store, Ss West King street,
Lancaster, Pa. Nd
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DUBLIC SALE.

HENRY SHUBRRT, Auct
octl2,l4.ls, q, ,25, 2s&nov
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
MANOR FARM.


Ii. sHUBKRT. Auctioueer. o7.7tdrh,s&o8d