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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13
registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there have bee,
= hled and settled In the Office of the Register o.
wills IN and for the county of Bradford, accounts
OF administration upon the following estates. viz
Final account of James H Ward, adminis,ract
win the will! annexed of the estate of Oliver Beers
late of Troy, deceased.
fInal account of John Rogers, guardian of Fran.
CTS Roberts and Harriet Roberts.
Final account of Thomas Mather Guardian Of
william Mather, minor child of John Ma,her, late
of Ulster, deceased
fartlal account of John W. Gfay and Abisha w.
gray, administrators of the estate of Oliver Graz
late OF Standing Stone, deceased.
flnal account of Emily Owen, late Emily 0s-
oorne, admmlssra.rlx Of Peter Osborne, la,e Of S5
shequn, deceased,
finai account of Sophronia E. Jackson. late So,
Pnrohla t. Hamilton, surviving admrnistrarI o.
Inc estate of Joseph S. Hamilton, deceased, a,e Of
Wlndham township.
finat account Of Betsey Teed and Samuel DaVli'
SON. administrators of the estate of John iced af
OF Lltchheld, deceased.
flnal account of Cornelia Turk and Samuel Ia
wilson, administrators of the estate of Thos JaTh
ate of Litch6eld, deceased.
FINAL account OF Joseph III Marsh, adminsTaa'
OF Inc estate of Elliott Marsh, laeof Pike p. dec
r, and the same will be presented to the OrPhal'
Court OF Bradford county, on Monday the 5lh dll
oil February next, for confirmation and allowance
JAMES II. WEBB, Register
heSiSterS Office, Jan. 4. 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13
&eporter.
E. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOwanda, Saturday, January 15, 1855.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

The REPORTER acW be furnished at ONE DOLLAR
per ann,un, Invariably in adrance and riH be sent
no longer than paid for.
Subscribers wM hrve four ,rccks notice previous to the
expiration Of their subscription mhen if ii is not
renered the paper riH be stopped.
Those in arrears can dua themselves of heSc terms by
settling. We shall gire them until the close Of the
present Volume. uhen are shall stop sending The pa
per TO ererg subscriber IN urrearS.
Any person sending us fire ncw subscribers with the
Cash, UiH receire a copy gratis for one gear; or
Sir Copies wiU be sent 10 one address gear for IS
As the success Of The Cash system depends upon lis strict
observunce, onr Terms wiH be impartidty and in
.feribly adhered TO
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13
New advertisements.
"a GID N T EE HE H~ Q
Friday Evening, Feb.9.

The design of tbs Musical Festival is the ad.
vancement of Singers generally. whether as choIrs
or individual singers, in musical knowledge, by the
study and practice of different styles of vocal mu-
sic, and by familiar lectures and such training and
crtIcism as may tend TO the accomplishment OF The
above named object. The different departments Of
musical Strdy, such Church music, secular mu.
sic, Concert music, and instructions as to the best
method of teaching singing classes. will receive al
tention. The principal text books used viii be the
SHAWN" and the Metropolitan Glee Book"
Singers who are accustomed to sing together in
Clubs, Quartetles, &c. will please come with pieces
rehearsed TO sing al the Festival
Clergymen throughout the country, and all Others
who may feel the least interest in the advancement
and improvement of vocal music, are earnestly so.
licted to take an interest in this object.
Further notice as TO the place of holding the Fes.
tlval will be given, also circulars will be generally
distributed throughout the county. Any informa-
lion in relation to the matter may be had by CON-
municating with either of the Committee.
w. c. BOGART, I
D. S. PRATT,
E. 4. Fox, (o""nAf!ee'
c. r. COBURN,
ICwanda, January 10, 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13

Or The Railroad troubles have broken Nh,
a,resh al Ere. The Companies not having com
pied with The requisilions of the Supreme Court
on Monday last the Road Commissioners al Harbor
Creek lore up the track on the Lake Shore road AMI
me Bridges in Erie were also torn down. Sheriff
vincent attempted 10 make arrests, but he was
driven of the ground ""'
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Gutal Stems.

Editor Of the Reporter-DEAR SIR-How hap.
pens 1t that with The creased Rail Road facilities
from Harrisburg, Danville, Muucy and William
sport, our mail maer-reqnres double and treble
their former lime 10 reach US from those points.
We used 10 hear from Danyille in three days, and
Muncy and Williamsport in two; but now let.
ter written at those places on Monday, does not
reach here until reek from the tollouing Wednesday
and this has been The case ever since the opening
OF the Railroad in October last. Taken in connec
ton with The recen, action Of The Administration in
the Towanda Post Office affair, il naturally suggests
The idea that this Qnixotic Administration, so IA
NOUS Tor lis achievement a; Greytown, " and paris
adjacent" is realiaiine upon us Tor our conduct al
The October election. II ha, is The case lei MS all
comfort our selves with the advice OF St. Peter
" II when ye DO well and suffer tor it, ye lake it
patiently, this is lhankworlhy," and bear it as pa
hen'ly as as we can, ii is little use TO petition for
redress in such case
Yours, &c,
ROWLAND HILL.
BARTHOLOMEW LApoRTE, ESQ Renresen,a,;vs
from This County, returned from Harrisburg on Sat
uFday last, being called home by sudden and
monrnful domestic calamity He returned 10 his
post, on Friday last
The owner of The dasuerreotype of young la
dy, can have the same (the picture we mean) by
applying al this office. II was picked up in our
streets, about three weeks since, and is enclosed in
a small sized case.
TEACHERS AssoCrATloN.-A Convention of Teach.
ers School Directors, and others interested in the
cause OF Education, was held al The Collegiate In
sluie, on Friday and Saturday of last week. The
attendance was quite large, and great interest man.
rested in The subject A Teachers Association was
regularly organized, which we trust, will prove
OF The utmost benefit We are assured by a1eacb
er who has been instrumental in The formation q f.,
several Teachers Associations, that none of them
nave started under as favorable auspices, as the
one Just organized. There is no reason whv tho
undertaking thouId not be successful, as RradInr1
County has probably as many persons engaged in
reaching: as ary County in The Stale
we are obliged 10 deier full report of The pro
ceedInss of the Convention until mex, week
MUSICAL CoRFEHTIoN-By an advertisement in
ano'her column, ii will be seen that Musical Fss.
hVal is TO be held at this place under direction q,
MT BRADBURY, OF New York, The celebrated musi.
Cal com7oseF, commencing on The 9th of February
10 continue for four days and evenings, ending on
ihe evening Of the 9th with Concert. These
FESTIVALS have been held in the neighboring Conn.
.'es win abundant success, and have proved very
interesting and instructive 10 all feeling an iureres
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13

OT Several matters of neres, crowded out
by the length of The Governors Message Mex
week we will endeavor 10 bring up The arrears
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in music. Ample arrangements will be made Tor
the one TO be held here, and we have no doubt il
will richly repay amateurs and others tor their time
and expense.
DED;CATIoN.-The edifice recently erected by
the First Presbyterian Church of Towanda, was
dedicaed 10 the service Of Almighty Cop, on
Thursday last, The dedication sermon being preach.
ed by Rev Mr. DooLrrrLE This is one OF the
most cow snient and comfortable churches in the
County, having been erected al an expense OF owe,
s 900 of sufficient capacity for presen, or pro.
sPectiye congreg atoms.
Mr. RICHARD BRowER, late oflhe " Ward House~
has leased the Ah h-1Ca- ga House." al Owego N Y
This is large and convenient hotel, erected By
company composed Of citizens Of Owego, and is
furnished in excellent style, being in every respec,
a iirs class house. 1t has always enjoyed The re.
pu'aIon of being well kept and we can bear les
timony that under lis new landlord 1T will mol suffer
in reputation. During the three years Mr.. BRowER
has been in The Ward House il is universally ad.
miued that ii has been The best kept house in
Northern Pennsylvania. AS landlord he has no
superior, as the order, neaness and profuson which
abound under his reign, bear ample testimony
The lravelng public will do well 10 put them.
selves in his way.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13
OLE A8 THE 9EB A0E2
GREAT WAR AGAINST CLOTHING,
HOSTILITIES COMMENCED,

S RICH would respectfully inform the citizens
No OF Bradford county that he has opened branch
establishment in Towanda, for the sale of READY
MADE CLOTHING, comprising the usual stock:
Over, Dress, Frock and Sack Goats Vests, Pants,
Shirts, Drawers, Wrappers, Overalls, Stocks,
Cravats, Collars, Pocket h'dkfs, &c.
Mr.. Rich positively assures the public that resd-
ing in New York and buying always for cash, ena-
bieS him 10 take advantage of the market, so that
ne can and Will sell Clothing 25 per cent cheaper
than any other establishments in. she country!
CALL AND SEE examine and price the stock.
be satisfied yourselves that it is More extensive Of
better manufacture and style, and soft much cheap
er than ever before offered in this market.
have appointed as my agent in Towanda for the
sale OF Clothing, NJ. E. SOLOMON, formerly of The
firm of Alexanders & Solomon, who is well and IA
vorably known.
Location, for the present, over Tracy g. Moore:
store, Main street. Upon the completion of Pat
tons block, the stock will be removed 10 one Of the
new stoies, corner of Bridge street.
Towanda, January 8, 1855.
NJ E. SOLOMON respectfully calls the attention
OF his old friends and the public generally 10 the
above announcement, and invites all who NAV BE-
In need of Clothing to give him call, assuring them
that ne can furnish them with goods at the Lowest
prices and that no pains will be spared to merit
their patronage. sm9I
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D e d

In DureIl, on Wednesday, Sd instant, suddenly, Of
Group, ELIZA, daughter of 3. Lapor,e Esq. aged
years.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13

To- 10. OF O. F-The regular meetings of
g-SS BRApFoRD EScAMPMESr, No. al, /. o. of
0. F. held in the Hall over j. Kingsberys store
on the first and third Thursday of each month.
MS@ MASONIC.-The regular monthly Com
ELs@ munications of UNION LODGE, No. log,
A. M, are held Wednesday on or preceding the
full moon, at o'clock, P. NJ, at Masonic Hall, in
the borough of Towanda.
The meeting for January will occur on Wed.
neSday, January 3lst. Visiting brethren are invit.
ed to attend. E. ii. MASON, Secretary
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wanda, January 10, 1855.
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BARTHOLOMEW LApoRTE, Esq, Representative
from this County, returned from Harrisburg on Sat
uFday last, being called home by sudden and
monmiul domestic calamity. He returned 10 his
post, on Friday last
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-13

The owner of The dasuerreotype of young la
dy, can have the same Ohe picture we mean) BY
applying al this office. Il was picked up in our
streets, about three weeks since, and is enclosed in
a small sized case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29
IMPORTS.

fRAPASI-ship Ncrna-T0s tons salt 10 Cochran Hail.
LVERPo0L-shp CapeutsHaso5 aacks salt 70 HI ghou geu-
kin 6co. =
LvERPo0L-ship CHARLES spragus-is md.e
cks chss % DO 81 bdls chains
Worhiugon &cos1 sites TSairs59odo a. Dx,aion-
9s2 5sre ard bds iron Pteay Bn035 plates
Shark stsnter &eo90 bottles olsndl7 pkgs
Crnner &eoeo do do CAmefiep1g ek
Do Gaines &eol bs s~ins 10 kss uaI. VIM rsgas
ware Finey Jurgt5 do do Braud David
case mias Buddeke dco53 p do Dyas &c1s dc
MeCutehsoo c eks do 3sl b Richards SocImb
wheels Locked cave md.e Lion &co92 Dough-
ery ~ cases 81 qd steel Caldwell Aeo-io potatoes
do do Theo Fro,s do lno hamp
man AeoS pkgs mdse Mie2 do do Tuamen-s
chsur Geo--9s ckss ash - cks bar iron order.
TRiEsTE-ship Caroline and Mary ciark-BaIast. +
BoNFoUcA-schr Ftui,sre -5oo bbis sand order.
ANTE RIFER-Schr nde psndence2O cords wood order,
BAY ST LoUIs-sehr Hrondsle-5o cords wood order.
BoNFoucA-schr Three Ss.es-aoo bbs charcoal order.
BAYsT Louls-sehr Faverite-s0 cords weed order.
BoNFoUcA-Schr Desirs-35ooo bricks order. .5 H.
TANGHIPAHoSohr Dephine-9sGeo lumber to Theodore
Duvai.
BAYOU LAcoM sE-sioop sepheny-<5o bsts and order.
BoNFoUCA-Sehr Perieversree-as,oe0 bricks order.
BoNFoUcA-Schr Fodtantlsar-so0b bls asnd order.
BoNFoUcA-sehr sylphde-soo bbls sand order.
BILoM-sehr Helena-q5, 900 feet lumber order. H..
BAY ST LoUfs-sehr Deer I.land-5o cord, wood order
ANTE RIyER-schr oc..yis--Wood and shin giles ORDER
ANTE RivEB-sshr Emiy-Wcod aad .,sves srder.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

coAsTsean;r AIee.s hhas sugar llnde-4l do do LA
Pitcher GSedrch Seos44e Ward Saunders
Male es
Thorahi ao-so Boga Foley Aversss Coz Gill.
cs v,oes &C. sGs
= WA, Ssss M5esyiI Aaassen rsoa-
ca.Islo v Broadwel Thorahi,i &eoI. e
pork ordsNTos sss bale. cotton
AR r. sESD-stssme5 T.asas1s bale.
Brown /. Sos Nm, T6sIasi, sslss
Msaselrs Payne aeaass Andsr. saAs
y F9 Goes s ss askfPss ss,
s9- fss Squire. Ws.Io William. Psi
aS5Iss.s sIssa.s Flshs-.
RehsTa Nassns sooI syae. Vance corn assne
DC 40 M ssa a
Sp e s DO 90 yeo Dc
Nugsnt &eo-Toa 1881 cotou. Nv ~
ARKANSAS RIyERssansr Red Riye,1o cotton
Cleveland Brshers aeo %sfd sssnd Z
s s's I'd
fs s Gns W ss.s1ssa
snSeo f o Esess, sss
nix cartsT asa.ioM H.ftis9lo oskss
Wyeas &eo-suud. 70
Rss:,t. 1 rss
q 9Th !
a
ss Rsse cf Rs5
10 MLemre Rsybqrn Coos Rooou Allen Braader
Duncan eo5 Haid Nelson Seos pogsn, Doa
NV, aeo ssHss sss' G
hSs so & S,.ns s 4.
ssys iv safly ss' Fsr
as Ia3Fs sH @ ess
y Baylor 4eoi5 Wilson Lpseoab Bsoeq deo@Is
Hi1 ss a I s
Williams 4cos sssws Seos Carroll III
Prisehad deo-Totai 1850 bales.eo.ton.
b. is.f1.s bs
a hhas sugar sss
LoUlsVILLEsteamer Scotia ass bales hay 81
wRsy % sss as'
n IS
ha oDaeeo Levy y 81 me-
. s" eaiii DO eSra = ;s 90 q
as o 3D. ss z
beans 10 whisky arples saaneidsr A'a a
~; S
ss Foley Avsryioo il Il bbs mo - Ms Ss
Ii. hsss .a;eS ws
as bales sugar il bIs and IL bali bSl
cINcNNATIstsauer Msdion-ss hhds sides VOORHEES, Grs
fs .ai' So o.sp , wy q y
ssit TUT; + a95sI,.ssds
Ssssa ss9 do do FIT
Rogers deo3a ks butter i40
ea9om Dson hf bba butter bbs eggs
SO bulls lard oil w Wright
DebendolOO b1 cheese Ada-i keg Rich
ards Slocnnb-i pks hoops Atkins Bitteran-ss re
nashlssy Mcdowell Mills aeo56 pkgs Msdrieh Jenes7s
pieet ibis IS hf
en-o tcs hams 'red deo spin machie Nelson PC
Grahsn buckingham do krout cou wshgey
eooo bbs whisky Gobe, "a do pork ha
male d Bro40 do hou
kennss 6coao do do Tsche!i &co-sss Michel
| order. , 80 " ''es @-'s
Per New Orleans and opelousas Railroad
Sc bbls moasses Darby Tmouet-Ioo do do Is bhd sugar
heWes-io bf bbs moiasses Cammack Ws-es bbh
o Nelson &;os4 do doll hid. Dupeee
asses beocq &co-20 do do % hhds
obtt bales Denegre co-Toa III hid
sugar 455 obs 20 h bbs rnolassee, cotton,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29
ZuNCCRRESr NOTES,
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

SATURDAY MoRrIse, Dec. 90 1855
The past week has been period of unusual activity
market and especially in Western produce, the re-
cepts of which have been immense exceeding the capa
city Of evees for ssowage natural consequence of
such pressure upon the market has been decline in
prices for Flour Grain and Provisions Cotton has been
comparatively quiet during the week and prices have
fallen off, several tending to depress the business
in that staple The large receipts and stocks of produce
of all kinds awaiting shipment, have encouraged ship
masters to advance eigh and buyers of Exchange to
oer reduced rates while the presses have 60 much
crowded with orders that 1t has been difficult to execute
ones without much delay, and great difficulty
has been found in procuring the drayage requisite the
conveyance of produce to and from the warehouses and
shipping Tobacco has continued to arrive SLOWLY and
business in that article is limited SCALE Sugar has
been without any material change, but Molasses has
largely advanced.
CoTToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
quiet appearance and although factors were Offering
terms only about $500 bales disposed of during
the day, but Monday a reduction in the rates Of
A@ie, the lower qualities brought buyers forward
freely and the sales reached 500 bales Tuesday
being Christmas very generally observed as holi-
day, and we heard Of transactions during the day
The market heavy Wednesday, and the sales did
not exceed 5000 bales and Thursday about 1000 bales
changed hands at decline the Midding qualities Of
about ~ ~ Is. Yesterday again 1000 bales were sold
making the total business of the week $4,000 bales the
market closing at the range of quotations which are
now reduced follows:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
inferior. 5AD61a Middng Fair. Ok nlo
Ordinary .......64D71a Fair. 10
hiddIing ......74 ASK Good Fair ,.........-sy-
Good Middling. ..9091a Good and Fine. ID
ToBACCo-With very reduced stock on the market
the sales Of Tobacco far know have been linn
tied to about 200 hhds of which we have the following
particulars 80 hhds, last years CROP at 7s Il at s.
and at sae SO at -, at 60, at O. 2;at o. and al
1os at Z, TX and at 1915, at 90 and II
at 140sHs p B, and yesterday hhds at 7al u at
and Is at 915e.
Prices said to be firm. and still quote as follows
Factoty bAG56S
flsnLers oo. 6l4HD7
Lear INFERIOR TO 714h1T1S
FAIR 10 Fine TA(do81 u
Choice and Selections. Observation-Disclosures. 9%Mlt
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorroS-sales. ToHLsso-hhal
stock on hand Sept. !, 1856 ...... .4O537 ll7lt
| Received since ......... 1921, g2e 3A6e
yesterday ..... T,s3l-S35T60 l. 3467
- s76,2a7 15l8i
Exported to date. 525, 005 l0,66S
4" Yesterday. 5000. 5360l4 O00=1o66s
34o,2ss Ash
sUaAR--The receipts of Sugar have been moderate
and with fair demand prices have been without any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29

Tasiseos3i bales eottr eorn 5000
do wheat, 10 $40 s,sgss "
WIN Bsg,sy-sl sks SALT 50 do ,og.s
" bids hag.r " n ~ hf ibis olshss ks tseon
10 ibis Whisky 81 bxa cheese Is do eaudlss rops ssndre.
LTYERp OoI-Bark Bart eo'a--I6s3 bales eo,op
HayANASehrG Hongus-9fs lea So q lard rs btIs tsv
y hams 81 bxa pork 10 Sbis nrpenns 80 do
| -
LvERPooLsip Rappsbshuossasss bssr caD I0 bads su-
bbls -four.
LyERPooLshp Dixie WsiDgxo-4s7 bale. eo.,o. 1850
back corn, 5000 slaves, = -
NEW YoRK-Bsrk Mausppsis bsls aour ss btIs as. shf
do syrup IS bales ss aka ia sotdia.
empty barrels. - "
POINT PETER eaad--IoOo bbIr aour, 5000 .ayss
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Ship Charles sprague Pike from vtrpoh oet to Whitney
&co-Pont.
Ship Caroline and Mary Clark Hoffman, ~ from iess TO
Ship Norman, Hoimes, 81 dsys from 5nsstsI-point
Schr D-lphine, David, from Tanghipaho-if
Schr Persegersncs, Gugaie, from Bonouei$in.
Schr Font.inblesu, from BSnouea-Basn
Schr Syphide, Rarbsrin, from Bsufouca-A
schr Helen4, Fowler, from B.lo1-Bcsin-I
schr Deer Island, Fafrsn, fIona Bay ST IL nAsin
schr Octayia, ALEXIS, from Amite Rtyer-.l
Sehr Emily. Sslsmsr, from Amte Riyer-p
Schr Ffnore, Earcse, from Bonfolca-fE
Schr Independence, frcm Amite Riyer-L5.
Schr Hrondelie, Joseph, from BAY ST Lcf MD
schr T5ree Sisters. from Boniouca~-Basl
sehr tsvoriie from Bay St Louis-Basn
Schr Desire, Mellon, from Benfoucs-Basi.
soop stephany, Ray, from Bayou Lacou1 Ash'
Stesmbo.
Natchez, feathers, from yicks5
Victoria. Halves, from Shrsyel i. r.
5 Y ] Tabue, White, from NSA,s Deus
Southern Belle Broadnsi & thssplina Landing.
SrotIand nasrnnk ~ n,iud
Red River Moors f,n ,,on : - - liver.
Opeloasas Terystanra 1a,-.n4hs.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, Bsyou
Madison, Hurd from Cinein
Towboat Yankee Fiuos from the sfwent down lght-bro'
up shipa Charles sprssue. csIe, adhisry Clark.
Up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29
SHIPPING INrELLNcE.

SATURDAY Nor, Dec. 20, 1855.
CLEARED YEsTBES.
Steamer VIM sagalsy, srne, for Monsd Alsa ana,
Brit ship Duke of Wellington Houston foI pool Chiffon
Ship R.ppahsnuook, Cushing, for Liverpool Mhiney ee
Ship Taniscot Borsnd for Liverpool, :. hseter AGO
Brit bark Bacos Clark for Liverpool oRntoh eco
Bark Mazeppa, Smith, for New York, souaoutqaie q fhips
Schr HaIrt Lewis Burt, for Pointe Ia Ps aadalape;
scht 6 H Montague, Batter, for Havana, Leaparis
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sHERIFFs SALES.

fiyra DIrsr ceuEr cHRfsToyAL ToLEoAao vs.. skM'L.
Srw 0gtrSss. MooRF--No. 10,s6s.
10y VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
ms directed by the Hoaorasle the Fh District cours Of New
aHetios ths Rosnd. she City Exchange.
reen and Royal MONDAY January
~ O'Clock NJ - -
FOUR cERThIS LOTS OF GROUND, situate in TIA hs- -
boerz 81 Ms'y the F Da.riet Of city, late - Msni
cPy. desizpset ~ 20 Nos U.s. 49, IS and 80 u assss
ns street, piao drawn q Phelps the md
sit and dpo.tted 10 the s- Of Dzid Hotsry
n this city, SAID Loss Nos Is nd To- adion each
re seen 40 feet ons kdene depth II
"a Dehes Aad Los NOE Is sod oshss,
ssea % se font % q Jsns street. depth Of s s
MI tetwt parallel liEss
Together 9Th al Toe buildnzs sad tbersos
the and sny
appertatning. - . -
the bs4ag' and No 1sof story
fre Kitchen ae rooted, containing five
one stoIy Frame selling Houas eofd
gallery IN 'front.' and aide story
soot mining srcon 10 NO. vacant
Do Us %, one arnour cd gardes.
seizsd 10 the above szit. Terpaa. Gu scot.
VAUDEVILLE MARJGNY,
TnSt hs .Lsfra
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ru1HE HALLApAY wINp-MILL-Manv o

FTyHE HALLIDAY WIND-MILL.-Many of
the mos, scientific able and experienced Mechanic. and Eng
gneers the United States this Msehpe
dste.
By simple DEVICE the gale severity
the sails gradually turn change the which
gentle breeze sud less Resistance wind
till when the tempest raging height little presented
the thin edge AS the fury Of the gale aha,es
gradually their gua position Something of this kind
changing the position the aas what Mechanics have
sought for in vain.
The speed the Wind Whe s increased by powerful
storm OF wind Tor 10 fully under the control of regulator
Water Wheel Steam Engines Ii this Mill be we'll put up
will require weeks together.
The why the wind has
sally used motive we'll known BE- the Of self
regulating machine In heavy gaies the wind Wheel heretofore
constructed either Frustrated in hopeless with
greatly
OF gearing attached BESIDES in bad weather. The
and anxiety of tue attendant This diff entity
entirely oovaed and the only objection that possibly be
the Inconsistency the wind This by the
requires outlay the Wind Engine,
tend fuel to feed il with steampewe The Mill ready
time ornght be by the wind from tht
II will I'LL aLks that DO used durn
the intervals Of the winds blowing II the size of the Mill
in proportion the quantities of
CURED there certainty having abundance through the
For Railroad stations and Sugar and Cotton Plantations such
sancs une9used both for pumping water and grinding
pted fountains email sized MILL with moderate wind
will gallons Of and grind Eve bushes of
| hour. Foriurther information or orders, addrets
s.H GILMAN, 81 NatcheE strsst, New Orleans,
o2s dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States.