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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-11
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Bountn fano narrants.

DOCNTY Ian D-ARMY OFFICES.
ID SOLDIERS. TRANSFERS NAVAL oYefcsss
sEANEN, MARfSys. NAVY CLFRhs FLoriLLs asa
vito served in Any Of the Unites states eussss
Lane WTnnt Tor lse aees All Pe,1as entitled w, W !.
cresnsus receive The prorer foi o. sppsst ard -
obsap their wsIr'po oi charge Our srr.ns.s
wih the rePseit :, W,.hs ss1rd Us sas.s. As,
rs As early spo',Ine Lstd %nr.n,. boashs sns cola
RgT.-Unou Bsrk corn sNebanse ssns Bowery sul
DOUNTY LANDS.-Al persons entitled "a
I'D LAND wARRA STs under the l4,- &C, u coesr..s =.
have ,hs sue properly collected on spols,ion TO wLLIH
HAws, No rs c'nsl't Letters from the ssasa5
promptly sn,werd
T AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. SO Wal.st
IL New.Yort The hlshest market price pad for L,s3
WARRANTS snd all Warrants sold BY ne sasr>s,sS
s-d forwarded BY mail otherwise UPON receipt Of uf
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and oshers emitted
'''''' i''''' 'p'" 'P''TIf' J. coLEaAs, No IS sa.
n AND WARRANTS.-All persons entitled 3
~ BOUNTY LAND. under the late act Of ceoree, ~
have the sane properly s .G.S,sd ..
No ID waist. cor Pe1L
ITO the VETERANS of 1872, or their wID-
i ows Those who received 90 .er.s OF L,ns are
titled SO ara cen obsa their wAsns.'aS
until tie warrants sre collected.
" 6. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.-An Sol
L. diss 81 Sailors hs widows Of tbase who .svd
IN he Arm, or Navy IN any Of the VA. 'nes l1s are
titled TO Ito acres OF nOuptp received
A. or 90 acres. can obsio the balances Appl, q eGrrs
Aren't No IS Wsst No charge until the wArsns so,.
lec;ec.
limited STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
u TO Army and Navy Officers sol3ers both Resuls,sl
Volunteers sailor, Marines sotis Men, huseixns wars
matters Tssusteis Io6an. AMI al Who have vsl
6,.rfeea " the Vas of the Unv Sstessns
wear 1875 The Lsr q IS, Sie sou One Hs-d,sf sid sx4
eyes Of Rovrfy Land We prepared promptly rOs.ss
u,ry Cldns aud obtca yoy vasvdai r Sosaft Lad w
I and rorsy by at oncs applying @ ~ 70, s..ss
and Max forrs CUBS Co
kEFrREXcgs-Bsnk CT the Commonwealth Ohio His ~
Trust Company
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OFFICE THE MICHIGAN sourHEss AND SoRrHrRS}
INDIANA K r. COMPANIES. No. Is Wlism-st, ,
NEy.YosK March IS ls5i y

NEw-YosK, March IS, 1855
4 MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the
"A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
VII b held the Oce Of the Company 81 Adrian 10 The
sAts Of Mehis.n 10 o'eloeh A. VI the 18th .sy Il
ag next Ara meeting Of the s,ockho Of tbs NORTH
o. he oonrsny at Lpoe in the State Of indians, at
Il eioe noon on The 18th day OF tPr next 20 SC.
sonse oI sonsohdsrs tho stock and Interest Of tbs ad
Mehx.n souinsn Railroad Company with the stock and inter.
es OF the SAD northern irdsra Railroad Company and
arrsns Ten ents with sther Companies
The stoeh Transfer Boots Com p.nis. viii \. os
the loh day o. pm next and open the day the re-
speetiye days OF meeting Of Stockholders By oder OF he
Boaid. N. HOPKINS. Secretxrv
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C. A. WArEsBURY Auctionset ,
CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE Western and
~ souern Merchants also City Dssers are iayef 10 at
erd our sac Of genuine Hsvsnt and Germ
Cissrs wlaes Brsrdes snd Cordsls. on THURSDAY Apt
r. wteb In ported for private use All 20 be sold WITH
out reserve ~ for cash commencing a. loi O'clock
At sur No. SO Brcadst
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A NTHONY LANE, STOCK and EXCHANGE
"A BROKER member OF the n Y. stost grehs.ss Bo.,d
Suys and sslls commission, 81. knes q STOCKS ,n2
O0NDs ssusiy sold at the sosrd steek .Boct, VIA
record Of daily saes may he bis oce No So Ws$t
where information 10 rsst!on 70 Stocks will be Tver-
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A. q. MgRwiS, Auctioneer.

A. y. MgRwts, Auctoueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Traie-Sale-
ID Rooms No. IS ?aTk-ro~
On eBiDAY EVENING. April IS, al ] ocosk,
PEIVArF LIBRAPY-ANCIESTs and MODERN WORKS
II solosy American and Sorssn History and Antiqais''
ChTcnoosy Biography Arts seeDees Travels Geosrsphy,
Phil-losy &c Msny Scarce Books. illustrated Wok,, and
Atses Of Geography Chronology &C Catalogues ana Books
" adv.
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HAIHkW JUhDtH Alot'VIVtI
ny JORDAN & NORTON Auctioneers and
ID Commission Merchants, Nc. SO Broadway, zap Stair,
set~rs1 FrAnhliu and LeonsTdsts ~ - -
FXTFNsIVF SALE OF ENGLISH BOOKS AT AUG
TION JORDAN & NORTON. Auctioueen, &c.. No. SO
Broad will sell by Auction, without reserve, commanding
on evening" 4h int and continuing until all shall
De sold balance OF the large sonssnment Of ONE
HUNDRED CASES ofstsndad and Miscellaneous Works per
,bp Palestine from London.
C.,slosues will be ready on Monday 9th inst.
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TUSIs MoRRELL, Auctioneen
CTOCK of FURNITURE, &c.-THIS MORN

FLIAs b henry. Auctoneer BY John Campbell
THURSDAY, April II, at 10 o'clock, the entire
L FURNITURE contained in the 4story House No. n
Hudson ST. consisting of General Asorsment; also the Beds
Mattresses sofss Chairs French Plate. Pier and Oval Mir
ro; ao valuable collection Of Oh Paintings and arrange
OF IS chambers Dining Room and Kitchen requisites
Germs cash Bsnksbe money deposits required
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%. g. HoueH. Auctioaef .,op,r
- ORTGAGE SAIE-TO,MORROW nIOns

i INC lThursdsy ofsp.ndid koseSo-d rurnitnrs rsny
Piano toree valuable Oh
PsEurgs. co.ty Chins snd Silver WHe hstJ 'e'st A9d
BIpsrls Carpstin, Sc Sc without ressrd - Sesihst
TO MORaOW HORNirC az lt4 e'cifck. - No. ~ - Ar
the Who'll eoDt.uts Oh toe house eoosnz
Of RIVAL velvet stair CarD-tirg tapestry. sras
sad inssi- 90 bat hte worn; rosewood FH't biAs Asd
Bedroom furniture cousaE Of elegantly UPHOLSTERED "a &c
IN French bocaee rsa Italian mabl. TOP CeateF TAB -;
sso 'os side aud sIey DO -o spe1dd rosewood &c
tsve double seton PsuOf0te, ssusne rosewood Losis
XIV Etssse gs plated through NJ, sso "a elegant nisy
rose cod Bootease antique rye; WOs Tables, fancy "a
de- R,eepior Chair Escroir-s large and s)lsrdii Pier
Glasses in costly frsmes With sab sn brackets 5rocseue
.rs Lace Curtsns Gold shses usbe OIL PSnios, By
ept Atss Gothic nlsS Cloets costy chins Vases, ani
Bsoue necoraops handsome hesyye srvei
T.i,p.ion Table Tsble Linen Napkins. ctocsery Freaeh
Cutlery Cut Glassware Liquor Cases Deeanters Wines.
Cbsmrsgnes &c; walters, Oss sixturss Chin. Tea seS;
hossny wi marble tops; do Nssnssrds. Corner
Towel ssE6s fsssses hne eaed hal, hsttiess ot1
hts Ccuutsrpanes Beds Belstes and PILLOWS, OF hne live
seee feathers Stone Chins Toilet Sets oval and square sk
frnue Mrr.rs. &c. Sale positive. ran OF shine
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elsssE COOK. Actor ;s.asy Sr1yEs GS9E

GEORGE Cook Actor eer-By 5ToyER Cook
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VI TO MORROW. rh1r,dsy a. lci o'clock a. house No.
Coese pla. rear Bsrcisyst. The entire furniture Of
sse aosrdn horse eonstng OF Engsh Ta2e.ry Three
ply ard Irgsin CuYpeis ssr and Hall do SOFAS Tete
Tiss end E.sy Chains spring seat Psrlor d. Curtains
ard Ccfpce Shades marble top Center snd Side Tables Bed
rtis Burssrs Web stands Mattresses, Bed,, Bedding
ToeG sets Looiirg ases Dining Tables side boards Din
Hgf0c-a hss Cut Glss Ivory Table Cutlery Crock
cry arc Chin. Silver DO Psnishsd Tin lst.nd,
Kitchen sees Of every e,,cTptcn with which the sale will
:un,uee Deposits vii be required Of every purch
CsfA.0fues n The mnrbps offsle.
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D1ILWIY ACCEPTANCEs and other BusI.

II NESS PAPER parehssed BY JOHN B. MURRAY, No.
a Wss Bark Of North America Cssh advances up
Flour Grain Indigo, Provisions and other meehsndss.
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hENRY ID LEEDS A,etou ,-crrtOY r,
SUPERB SALE of COSTLY HOUSEllOLD
- FURNIrURE Black Ebony suites mounted in Orrnlli
ard Cord in Satin Brocade buh Furniture Elegant Socks
Brorsss st.tusry, P'intn,s &e3HEN1y n 1872 q
Co will sell BY ssetiou, the residence OF r. W. huchens
ESQ No i6 W.a SD between srosdway and On Az on
WEDNESDAY April H. a. lOi o'clock A N, consisting Of
Ro, Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rugs black ebony Par
or suites mounted with ormou covered with orocsde ak
beautiful Bos oe Rose Pier Cabinet. Oval Mirrors In rich
f.mes Bop ze Chandelier rich Mantle Clock sud bforkss
several pieces besuu real Marble sisusy and 'es Win
pede,,s; about enty fire OIL Paintings fancy Work Table
Ia buh beautiful carved Rosewood Etssee lined With satin
wood and plate glass; Bull Drawers OF bo de Rose ana
rmou Paror suite Ia Rose vood covered Ia br0c4de
Chairs IN white sstin bocade superb bsque aai
Psrisn Figures Vases and other costly WORKS OF art
DINING RooM-Osk Buff Carved Chairs sofa &c covered
In srsen morocco superb Oak Extension Tables with ase
China and Glassware
BEDsooMs-A OF beautifully carved Rosewood sed.tesd,
Dresr GLASSES Bureaus lined ssn wood Cabinets, Chsn
Mattresses ChsiTs with cushions, &c. Sale positive.
Can be examined one cay before tbs sale
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DROOKLYN CITY LOAN-S45O, OOO.-

DROOKLYN CITY LOAN-$450, 0O0.-Pur-
ID srt TO an act the Legislature Of hs State Of New
Yoh entitled authorize the City o! 8rooklyn 70 Dor
row money issue Bonds therefor passed March 1850
the ConlroleIs Office (City Hall unt the 18Th day OF A2T
next for the whole or any pant Ct said Loaa IS follow"
49, OOCO, paw able In ten years from Jan. 1855
$50 eco, payable in twenty years from Jan !, 800
Said Losn will be Ia Bonds Of 81 90 each with coupons ~
tached ard hearing Interest cent per payable
,eml snnuAy tie day Of Jsnusy ana July IN each year
N No proposals VIII be received FOR the whole or sny
pan Of said Loan lets than par value. -
Props the smounts and the term. upon h;h
the ..y q will be tAien WA. B. LEWIS. Controller.
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. 5 MEII pa Aaeti0lssi-sy aOreaIoy LILO.

W S MEIIeR. A1ctioneer-sy aoreHroS hsLLos
ON THURSDAY, April II. at l0I o'clock, in
" the spscous ssles rooms go l3 Nsssust -Mssois
cent CABINET FURNITURE, being che entire Stock OF
BrosdS Maker removed for cOnvtnence OF sales and vi"
be p.ren ptorly sold We invite reres country mar
chants hotel propreois snd ii sbout esafnshins = view
the stock previous to sale First floor will b srsnsed with
rich ard costly of Paflcr Furniture, medallion bsts
in bIocatee plush ard hsir cloths solid rosss1ed
Chamber Suites TO match Bedss ads Dressing Sureaus hh
"a several richly decorated and onameeo S1tss superior
Zoe ArmoiIs Mirror doors Wardsobes Ia rosewood sai
made oak ssny library aud
mshogsny Gothic ard French bed.tesds ct The latest styles
superb carved wood Center Tablet SIDE sat
Fec Tables carved and fancy Tables several sold m>hosP
Dab ana walnut Extension Dir ing Tables IA feet long ware
room p. with polished leaves several superb tlck
French plate Pier Oval Mirrors richly carved heeePuon
Cbsrs IN r oy covering; and side Esees rose"ooi
Mn.c stsrd ar Tabes. with other Ieh aIlicles
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DANIEL T. MAcFAsLiS. Auctionser.
EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE LEASE
II HOLD PROPERTY en- CENTRE and ASrdONY-sr3
MAGELLAN MERRITT will sell sncdon o.
". DSEsDAY AP H. lass q: - o'clock, the Merchsntx
E,et,r.e the Urerr'rsd LEASE Of TWO LOTS with
BUILDINGS 1sr-cc. kEowu IS No n Cent corner Of
A-tkcry st6 ~ l3l Antbony For further partic1
.f!y ~ me ofee q aACFAsLAN & MERRITT, Aac-
No. ~ Sc
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NOTICE TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
IN BUTCHERS REALESrATE HIDE ASS )C!ArfON
10 psrce with tie written request Of i've Tns.ees
hereby esn meeting o. the sTo rkHoLosRs q the
BUTCHERS REAL ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION. 70
be held on MONDAY, Esd Of April s. o'clock, ?. a. the
Office the Of Jet av and sch . tot the election Of
Trustees snd the sIsacon o: such other businets ~ sy e
broUs SHIT before the meetins
Nh may be adopted this meeting 70 dispose Of
xour IN the pIOpertv You therefore earnestly
questsd 20 aitfDd PATTERSON, Pfesient-
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EFSsY Il LgTDs AactioneeT-By II. e. LEsos Co;
ON THURSDAY April 12-GENTEEL

IN THURSDAY, April I2-GENIEEL
OHOUSEaOLO FURSITURE-At ~ o'clock. at NO 90
West .gth Broadway and oh coosi.tni OF
rich carved rosewood Tete aetes Arm Chairs PAflr do
Roekeis Comfortable il hreo.b; rose Woo carved mioIe
tor snd Center Tables Olaettes ood Etseres mrrs
bsels an plates is's door, OIL Psiatn6: sad Esseayioss
rosewood Arm Cha plu.h Oil Cloths; Hat Stands Cbias,
Glass sre sverplasd Ware; Brussels Carpet ana stair ar
pet mahogany Betsssds Dressing sureaus marble Top in
stands Angola Mats Mattresses tesher Bees bo. ae1
Picws Blankets Comforels, mshogs5y Wnerobes Inre-
ply ans Irgan CARPETS. nshossny Tabl-s DniHs do Dnlas
Chairs &c with lot Of Kitchen tu nltafe villa "hlen lne
aale will
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NV JERSEY FkANELiNirE Co.. !
Trsusfer Office No 81 Nil'smt, NY April TO- 49,
A MEETING of the Shareholders OF this Com
N psny will be held at O'clock on TUESDAY The Let day
Of May the American Hotel jersey City. br .he
election Of Die cors and transaction Of other buaess Tie
poll " III be OPP nd at oeloci and closed Al ? NJ.
1ANES [. ErRrlS. Pre.ldent
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OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL Insurance Co.
NEwYoRg March 50, 1855.
IN compliance with the requirements Of the
Il Charter Of this Company, the foOsing sTArEhsSr is
pubhbed showing the Of 1t, first years businet
Total OF Premiums &c, lived from lst March 80 .
1854 70 18th February 1855 bob neusive. S9 4I9 %
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NtN.YORK. Klfch I, Io56.
The Scrip per above notice is ready Parties en-
titled will please call for it al the office Of the Com
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IN plenent charter Of this psny pssed March
So Is5 suhOes The conversion OF the reserved shares
PER preferred stock to be divided pro among the
Ahebodes who requested give notice Of their
Intention Of taking the the Office PRIOR
9Th April sfer which the privilege Of subscription expires
HENRY AITKEN, Secretuy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance of an order from the Orphans Court
l. of Bradford County, there will be exposed 10
public sale at the house of A. Kingsley, in Smith
field, at o'clock P. NJ, of Tuesday the ed day Of
January next, the following described Real Estate
to wit The South half of lot Of land situated in
Burlington twp, in said County, formerly purchas-
ed BY contract by Joseph II. Dudley and John
Sweeney, of Stephen Pierce. and the whole lot be-
ing bounded, beginning at post, the south east
corner of ohm G. Bakeslee's land. thence south
So 7-lO perches to the north east of lot,
heretofore conveyed TO Abiram Pierce thence west.
l0I perches to post, thence north l52 7>0 perches
TO post, and thence l0I perches TO the place
of notwithstanding in the whole 96 acres
and 63 square rods of land, and the part TO be sold
being the south half of the above described lot, with
about 10 acres partly improved. and small build
ing or shantee thereon erected. Which said lol
be sold is of the of the late Geo. Shay
or, decd
OLIVE SHA YLOR, Admintsrairix.
Rurlinuton
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NEW WINTER GOODS!
Latest arrival in TOwanda this season

JOSEPH POWELL is now receiving. as usual,
u large stock of WINTER GOODS of every des-
crptlon, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Leather, Shoe
Findings Hats and Caps, &c, which he is now Of
fering for Ready Pay at unusually low prices.
He would invite particular attention to his stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting in part of French Merinos French Pialds
Parmettas Thibe, cloths, all prices, Canton cloths,
Bombazines wool Delaines, all colors. plain and H.
cured Mouslin delanes, Persian twills, &c.
LADIES CLorHS.--A variety of Cloths, with Gal
looms Pushes, and other trimmings TO match.
iSH,wLs.--A large assortment, all qualities and
prices.
ENBRornERED Goons-Chemisettes sleeves, col
lars. handkerchefs, Swiss and iaconet bands and
houncings edgings and insertings. Also, lot OF
stamped embroidery patterns.
dfThere will also be found among his stock
good assortment of Gloves and Hosiery, Ribbons,
White Goods, bleached and unbleached Table Lin
ems, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, bleached and
unbeached Muslins of every quality and wldth,Tic
ings, Stripes, Denims, Canton Flannels, &c.
Towanda, December 10, 1854
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EeaL advertisements.

about sixty acres improved, one framed house, one
log house, two frame barnes, one saw mill and an
orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Welles and Harris VS.. Andrew Burnside.
ALSO--The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land situated iH:the township of Albany
bounded follows. beginning at past, South east
corner, thence by lands of the late Ralph Peters
dec d., North ss LEO West lO9 perches to post
thence by lot contracted to Nathan barley, North
80 $40 East l55 perches TO post--thepce by lot
No IL, South 50 LEO East 100 perches to post
thence by lands of Nelson Lilly. South so IA deg
West l55 perches TO the place of beginning. Con-
tanning elghty-seven scres and sixty-four perchcs
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Charles Hodge. Benz. F. Bache and Catharine w
Bache VS. Samuel III. Moore.
JOHN A. cODDING, sheriff.
Sherifis Office.
Towanda Jan. 2, 1858.
0F Notice is hereby given, that an amount equal
10 the costs will be required to be paid upon each
sale when struch down TO the bidder, and upon
failure to comply with this regulation the tract of
land will again be offered for sale.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Mem a0perilsemrnts.
administrators Sale.

.;,,r. Of an order of the Orphans Court OF
ipradford county, will be exposed to public sa e
~ D!"a ansion house on the premises, on the 2sth
at the i"nnarv next, at O'Clock. P. NJ. the follow
day ,rribed o. properly late of r D. Havens, decd
ing IN the township of Standing Stone to wit
Tm.nv two acres of land bounded on the north py
.n Of Deborah Havens on the by ands
w. IN Nm, Kingsley, and on the west by lands OF
ms S'svens all improved, with an old framed dwell
Asa t,se thereon. Terms made known on the day
ing S. w. BILES,
or DEBORAH HAYENS,
,os5 Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

BrOrn 5 ROrE'ce0, Il. Me Cont q commGH Pes
Us. Of Bradford County, No "a,
I'm I Bradford ! Sept Term, 1858
K said Court to distribute funds in The hands of
the Sheriff. raised by Shers sale of The real estate
of said VIM T. Bradford. Will attend to the said
distribution, at his Office in Towanda bor3': at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, of Monday the 22d day of
January 1855. Al whic time and place all persons
having claims against the said fund. are requested
10 present the same or he forever deharrcd from said
fund. G II. WATKINS, Auditor.
Tow anda, Dec. 10, 1854. g..
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miscellaneous.


David Barber, In TIE Court Of Common
u.s. Pleas of Bradford County,
John Post No 14s, May Term 1851.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
l. Court, to distribute funds raised by Sherif's
Sale of defendants real estate, will attend to said
duties al his Office. in the Boro' of Tewanda, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, the 3h day of
January, A. D. 1855, at which time and place all
persons having claims against the said fund
are requested to present them be forever debar-
red from said fund.-
Dec. 10, 1854 III. WATKINS. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
auditors Notice.

HTlson Ager, TO the use of No. $50, September I,
CHI Manrillc, rs J. J. In The Common Pleas
IIele s Giles +. Iiele J Of Bradford Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed an auditor 10 distribute
funds in the hands of the Sheriff. raised by sale OF
the defendants real estate and that he will attend
to the duties assigned him, at his Office in the boro
of Towanda, on Monday the 22d day of January
ls55-when and whero all persons having claims
upon said funds, must present them or be forever
de barred from the same.
PD. MORROW, Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
II TOT.ECE

A LII persons indebted TO the undersigned, late
L i Register and Recorder and Clerk Of the Or
phans Court of Bradford county, for Fees, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment Those hav.
Recorders Office until after the expiration of Feb
ruary Court after whice time they will be placed in
proper hands for collection.
January 4, 1855. II. L. SCOTT
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Adam Esen,rine, In The Common Pleas
U.s. Of Bradford County,
P. Gorsline g. H J. Gorsliae No $40, Sepl T. 1851
NOTICE, is hereby given that the undersigned
" Auditor, appointed by the Court TO distribute
funds in the hands of the Sheriff. raised by the sale
of the defendants Real Estate, will attend TO the
duties of his appointment, his Office in the boro'
of Towanda, on Tuesday the 23d day of January,
ls55-when and where all persons having claims
Upon said funds must p.esent them or else be for
ever debarred from the same.
P MORROW. Auditor.
Ln lac ISSd
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Auditors Notice.

William Gorscline Us Francis Gorehan, ct al In
the Court of Common Pleas Of Bradtord county.
HAVING been appointed an Auditor by said
IL court to distribute funds in the hands of the
Sheriff, raised by the sale of the defendants real
estate, the undersigned will attend TO the duties as
signed him al his office in the borough of Towanda,
on Monday, the Goth day of January, 1855, at one
O'clock PM. when and where all persons having
claims on said fund are requested 10 present them,
or be forever debarred therefrom.
Dec. 10, 1854 D'A, OVERTON Auditor
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.


FTNHE several Assessors for 1855, will make their
L returns in the following order, viz
Assessors for Athens twp, Athens boro, Ridgber-
ry South Creek, Wells, Ulster and North Towan-
da, on Monday. November 27th.
Columbia, SyIvania boro, Springfield, Smihfeld
Burlington, Burlington boro., and Towanda boro.,
on Tuesday, the 2sth
Armenia, Troy twp. Troy boro., South Towanda,
Monroe, Franklin Overlon and Granville on Wed.
nesday. 29th.
Leroy, Canton, Durell Albany, Asylum, Wilmot
and Tuscarora, on Thursday the 30th.
Litchfeld, Windham. Warren, Pike, Wyalusing
and Orwell, on Friday Dec. lst.
Sheshequin, Rome, Hcrrck, Standing Stone and
Wysox, on Satur day, Dec. I'd
a. The Assessors will be careful in footing the
assessments, carrying each persons valuation into
the right hand column and also in making their
turns on the day designated in their Warrants.
BY order of the Commissioners.
E. M, FARRAR, Clerk.
Commr's. Office, Oct. 90, 1854.
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Auditors Notise.

In The matter Of the Estate Of Rachel Cranmer dec
Orphans Court Of Bradford County
THE appointment of the undersigned, an auditor
L upon exceptions filed TO the final account Of
The administrator of the estate of Rachel ranmer
decd having been continued by SAID court he will
attend to the duties assigned him al his Office in
the borough Of Towanda, on Tuesday, the 30lh dav
Of January, 1855, at l o'clock, P. NJ. when and
where all persons interested requested tend.
Dec 10, 1854. D'A. OVERTON, Auditor.