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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.- THE UNITED
States mail steamer AR AGO, ID. Lines commander will
leave for havre touching southampton aud the mas and
passengers on Saturday January II II O'CLOCK from pier
NO 81 North river foot of Beach street. Price of passage
t,st caon, $3.50; second cabin, Nb Luggage wanted
surr the should be board the day before
ing, marx ed below" No freight will be taken after Thurs
gay the 10Th For freight or prssage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, So Broadway,
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To TIE LADIEs-EMBRoIDRRIEs, EMBRoIDERIEs.
embroideres at "a cent under consequence Of
opening entire stock Of aces and cbroderes by the
l6tbof Feu will make regular clearing out Of my
present stock for the next thirty days. JAMES MADDEN
643 broadway, second door above Bleecker street.
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NATIONAL HOTEL. WASHINGTON, d C.-THIs CEIF
In brated hotel situated half way the Presidents
bot and the Capitol been leased the for
OF years and has reurnished and improved
throughout, making It. In AL its appointments equal any
ho'e country The house open for accommo
daiion OF the public. WILLIAM GUY f'roDrietor.
CLFIGHING CONGRESS NALL, PATERSON N. =
- The proprietor has made Arrangements accommodate
seehiIR parties with meals and refreahmens ho,rs
3. w. LUSE.
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II ENTUCKY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS FOR sALB.-MAR.
N shas sAie-w Beknap and others, against Umstesd,
Tenneys Peck, 6c-n Chancery, No l0491By virtue OF
dscree OF the Louisville Chancery Court rendered in the
above cause the undersigned will the 5h day
81 February 1885, cell TO the highest bidder public auction
the premises, about the hour OF 10 clock A. NJ ana will
ihg described property credits OF r. h "a 3S6 a.
The ct Of land Louisville KY beginning the insrsec.
ton Of Tenth ard Kentucky Streets thence eastwardy with
Kentucky $50 feet thence back
width binding Tenth street 600 feet being the
veyed Olmstead Tennoys Peck, by the Louisville
and recorded deed NO. page sl2 Of
also tho leasehod Interest under the lease from W. H.
laney and the improvements thereon The said lot with the
improvements buildings, and The easehod from Dulaney,
Works, which declared embrace them, and
engine, with it's boiler and axtures the shafng, pull.
hes ard betting thertoD the benches attached
cranes with rigging belonging thereto and forges with
attached also the cold water pump tanks shelving
attached to the buIdiDps No ma,ne tools
are embraced In the description d the Kentucky Locomotive
toos VIII be sold separately. But the locomotive
above described will be sold together The residue
perry embraced In the suit will also sold
he works, on . credit Of four months.
Ie purchaser purchasers and
es,y oeAring interest from the dAv I'LL lien
retained ON The real estate and works additional security
HENRY DENT, N L. o. C.
option IL given to the purchaser the Locomotive
wofks Ae en assignment of the contr with
C0mpsns wncn Ter The and repairs
branches until the end Of five after The ~ he
rad At from OO0 $40 800 locomotives as 25 ana M
der @ ears ana ar prices not exceeding per cant above
for other work. and Tor 10 payments an wort n
progress and materials on hand on monthly ssmstss IN
cyrrAMBOAT AND BARGE FOR gXTE-TrTr .-v =,
- erryboa Washington LIZ tons hull machineyv n go
repair and heavy copPered, we calculated for oung
rypg Ase the barge Ohio well calculated storage now
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III OlDRFDGE's HOTEL, 1859 BROADwAY.-DESIRA
BILE and well furnished adapted families or sin
z persons, be obtained, with without board nj
ow rates. eat reduction will be made gentlemen
wish rooms only Baths free Rooms let from 81 30 to $50
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NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND RICHMOND
The u s. mail steams dip JAMESTOWN. will leave for
me above places on SATURDAY. next Jan ~ at o'clock from
pier Is North river NO freight will be taken
but will be .rded there railroad from Ctv
Point usual Freight for Norfolk and Petersburg
state rooms included oriok 81 Petersburg and Rich
mond, SO. bteerage half price. Applyto
n LUDLAM L PLRksANTs. 20 Broadway
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
A MEXICAN BkANDY-IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES OF
IA Il. and pipes gin, New England rum, MoLon, ahela
and rectihed wkhkey, spirits We agents for the
largest disters liz the united States great induce
ment 10 yers, who invited to call
q. WARD CO., ITO Murray street,
nEXTER'S TROY ALE-SAID BY COMPETENT
~ judges TO be the best ale brewed in the Unied States.
This ale s brewed from malt and hops and
fifteen twenty per cent than any
market. @. WARD CO.. ITO Nassau st., Agents.
III HOLLAND GIN AND ROCHELLE BRANDY LAND
200 Pipes double gin landing from ships
tonnger South Carolina and Van Beake for sale from the
dock from u T. Custom House. Also $50 PACKAGES
chele brandy pale and dark, for sale low oond
SIMPSON Bros 10 Beaver street
VA INES, LIQUORS AND TEAS-MIXED COGNAC,
per gallon bottles, one eighth and onehalt
pipes French casks of tine beet French imitation .on
IS cents to 81 25 spirits Cognac for mixing colored
and dark high favored fourth proof "a bond
duty paid gallon for twenty gaons American pure spirits
makes good French Cognac Also French chemical aud
binary colorng clarifying powders &c Fine port
wine and care % cents per gallon Black and green tea n
chests and In small packages of and pounds to sh
lings per pound. For sale bv NC NER Co. New York.
60 Washr gton street, Hoboken, N. J. Terms cash.
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y IBBONS, TRIMMINGS, Ac. FOR NOTHING.--IT Is
~ positive fact that LICHTENsTEIN No 90 Bowery cor
mDgs, head dresees ribbons &c. at most extraordinary
sacrifice. He Imported himself early IN the season. an
and VARIETY wholly unsurpassed before New York
Ibis sales have been asonshingly heavy becsuse he sod
because be sold small profit. He has s, however
stock hand and as constant novelty hts leading
principle business be prefers sell than cost
order to close the entire concern and open with goods
rather than keep them on hand ill become STALE He is
actually selling lades dress trimmings that account
for shilling yard that cost 10 Europe three francs
peariv sixty cents Ia purchase Bis embellishments
ming dresses MS hair ornaments his ribbons &C being
oil sold the capital terms for the public. chensen
is the dealer who will work for nothing rather than keep
M 90 socS on hand row s the time then, for bargains
Never were such goods sold at sue, prices before.
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HARRIssoN's REAL ESTATE REGISTRY Is BROAD.
Ill way-Come and register property 81 only will
asked for each piece Of properly described upon the
This office always open all he property registered will
be advertised in the Herald aud Tribune weekly.
THOMAS q. HAknISSUN, Is Broadway.
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uOUsE FOR SALE NO 80 LEXINGTON AvENUE-oN
account Of departure for Europe OF the occupant this
house. finished and furnished In the French style, will
sold with without the furniture Apply for terms the
premises or at Sorrs Sedgwck's, 80 Jaunoey court
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0LD FOGYDOM IN FLUTrER.-A CARD IN THE
~ Herald Of Yesterday, purporng A. bass
ford the nion Of the Scientific
Of combna cushions the ones aso
says have tables with this pretended
v-two years old Unfortunately tor Mr. Bassfords dsnte
rested opinion, the best gentlemen players country
ncde with The Scientific American respecting the oriy
OF my cCmbinauon cushions and model tables make he
following proposition be wishes his
Will bet 500 the above quraton ue 800 that be can
not produce table tueny mouihs old with the same
improvements 500 that be- msnufac,urers except
OConnor Colender. made composed of The
materials and 500 that manufacturer Gao pro
duce cushion to give angles com
bmston cushions. MIChEAL PHELAN 80 Chamber 81.
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DANCING ACADEMIES. -GRANDDANCING sOIREE-
IL MDe CAROLINE vsZIENS respectfully informs her
friends and pupils that grand dancing soree will take place
on Saturday evening" january IL from TO IL O'Clock
her cancipg academy n Howard street. Ambulance cents
Dancing schoo and private lessons attended 10 every day
n ANGLING SCHOOL. "a EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
IL West Broadway.--Mr. CHARRUA1DS second quarter
OF the season will Wednesday the 18th inst
Pupils received Wednesdays and Saturdays at IL
NJ, and ga ocock M To let large room No. 221s White
street. Inquire q above.
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NyURS, FuRs, FURs-AT THE WEST END EMPORIUM
No l2S Canal street The ladies' are requested % Ca
and examine the be Ore purc
pg Also extensive variety Of beautiful hats and for
children. One price. w. KELLOGG.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR FORTUNE. WITHOUT RISK.
~ only small sum OF money required to purchase the
whole or half interest in the useful patent exan fifteen
states only left. Apply AT 30i Broadway room No. 10.
CROMWELL co.
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Army Intelligence.

Cor. WRIGHT KIIED.-The statement we published
yesterday TO the effect that Col Wright had beer ked
In engagement with Indians, must be incorrectcer
tanly so-because II does not correspond with Clcia
papers in Gen. Woos posses on from Col. Wright. Ee
writes from Corvallis the 9TH OF JuEe-one day later
han the day which reported that he had been
kiec-but makes mention of battle having been
ought He dates from his camp the Natchez river
which he says has lately risen to height that precudes
he possibility OF either party approaching the other
Col Wright is Of the opinion that he will bring the
indsns to terms of peace they already much div
ed among themselves some Of the principal chiefs lead
n; the peace party. lie expects, however. 10 have
attic but this will not hinder the settlement OF difficult
es We have obtained this Information from of
en-. Wool's staff who yesterday arrived from Benicia
nd tits therefore no less than ofiicia-Aha California
June 20.
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The Latest.
PREP An lTIONS FOR THE INOIrEST.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE INQUEST.
Some anxiety has been expressed TO learn the running
instructions OF the railroad the day Of the accident
but they could not be found yesterday afternoon or TINS
ornng at the Cohocksink depot after dise Mt search
Che Of the reporters of the press being Of nvestga
ng turn, however found the original copy OF the IN
ructions under large sheet Of oottng paper on inc
by person. under the paper, at the very time the
Oh was being ade for il
T. g instructions are as follows -
RUNNING INSTRUCTIONS OF THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD, JULY II.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, July 10, 1856
DEAR sRThe following the arrangements for running
EXCURSION trains TO morrow .roo, - oo,oo. and
10 Fort Washington, with clear track by 8 A. M Re
srre SeS ss o Fort
Fxeurson No 2 leave Master street at O5 NJ and fol-
win fellow train to Gwynedd turn and follow back to
Fort Washington.
Excursion No. l, leave Fort Washington at $50 p NJ and
nun oow rs 70 for Sg EXCURSION 81 S
leave Fort Washington r M and rum with clear track
The carrying for excursion viii keep main track
p,rs ana rarsr or following nag to prevent
col sion OPPOSING trains t,eer nag for
nss behad Sod he EXCURSION train gel than
esn minutes behud must be Kept way Of regular
trains A. II. FUCKER, Mast. Trans.
DoINGs or TIE CORONER.
Coroner reayau held consultation with the District
Attorney this morning afts- which he proceeded to the
Cohocksnk depot for the purpose Of getting accurate
list Of those who ciet within the limits OF the consolidated
city 1t Is understood Of course that his jurisdiction ex
tends only the county ne and thet Mr. Jacoby Coro
ner of Montgomery county, will hold nquss SITS over the
remains OF those who died within bis jurisdiction He
viii however il Is expected, hold the nyet ugaton IN
this city
Coroner Deayau viii hardly be able to commence an
il vests alton to day, He designs examining witnesses
at the Eleventh ward station house al Third and Green
streets
APPEARANCE OF KENsNGT0N THIS M0RNING-sr.
MICHAEL CHURCH, ETC.
Although the excitement has subsidized in great mea-
the northern portion OF the city yet in passing
along the streets the Signs OF general mourning are very
plainly visible. Griefstricken fathers mothers sse.s
brothers met every turn and from very many
door knobs hangs the Grape insignia OF death
Large numbers Of persons visited St. Mchaels church
Second and Jefferson streets supposng that the
Of Father Sheridan would be laid in state at the
church. The corpse not to be seen this morning.
but the public will be permitted TO view it to morrow at
which time the funeral ceremonies Of the Roman Catholic
Church will be performed with unusual pomp and cere
mory.
Most of the victims of the disaster have been brought
city by the trains Of last night and today
although few still remain in the vicinity OF Fort Wash
ngon where their injuries being attended to in Ia
verns and private residences.
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road and locked up In the Fourth ward station house.
He held at the instance Of Coroner Deavau until an
investigation Is had TO the Of the sad calamity
A high and the 0bsequies Of Rev. Mr.. Sheridan,
and those Who pershed with him, will take place TO-
to morrowmornng at st Nichaei's church. Dr.. Mort
arty will deliver the funeral Grafton
Among the strange incidents of this disaster was the
following A boy 10 years Of age was in the forem ,st
of the wrecked train. When the crash took place he
thrown through break in the car and escaped
uninjured. He was much scared that he ran all the
way 10 the city and he the first to carry tho intei
gence TO c. B. +. ONe, Esq, whose family was upon the
train. They all escaped injury.
Another boy about the same age had father and mo-
ther upon the train Upon hearing the news he started
from the city walk to the He was picked up BY
tn five O'Clock train, when about ten miles IRON the CITY,
He was nearly exhausted when discovered.
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"a STATE thai he british postage charge letters
sSs..een The United Kingdom and Egypt whether sent
80 Southampton or MsrseIllcs has been reduced 70
pcoos ~ ceotsD the half ounce and therefore the
- ~ ,.sp Al lester postage between the United states
aTgvta will Cor the future be 30 cents ras Southamp
- al & cents ia Msrsees instead q the rates cere
lotore charged The posaSe mus, ~ ~ cases oe Prs
a. -Fs. .ngtcg Lnsslgaer, J~g ",
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T Ell f @ X A p HIC.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1910 p N.
The investigation Of the accident not commenced
this evening by the Coroner Of this city, the calamity
occurred beyond the bounds OF the city, having taken
place Montgomery county, and most Of the bodies
removed to this city before the Coroner Of that county
had seen them. joint investigation by both Coroners
will probably be commenced to. morrow.
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cIEAREn.
Steamship Baltic coms stock LivsrpoS-E Collins
Ship osspse. Green, Glasgow-J W EiweIl 4 90.
ship Deuichlaad Ham, Poppe, Hamburg-E Boch Kun
bark Monezums Iank. Demsrara-snah Tuule
Orig nohio, Rice, port an Pripse-il 4 4 Delsield
AR VIZ swe S Exc Key wc.-Beep s De SS
Brig woos,sr More Jscssoayite1 ( sc y Peters
schr Jas 6riSe sacy, rsrrsgona-Pscs Church &co
schr Webster, Bennett, Charesion--scranon rall
Schr 81 John WRIGHT, cry poln,--c II Person.
schr Sea Mark, sherman, Bosion1E Buck 10.
sehr Justice. sanders, Nswpo5t-Janyr9l 4 Thompson
sloop willard, buckingham, Newport-Master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Hammond nIam,, Hyd,mann, Hamburg July
yeTy hssyy ws,sr =, TIE from ww @sw ws
Of heavy Fog Neaa ai AZ TO- Ion 80 ~ exchanged sgris
Ship American Eagle Moore London and Portsmouth Jurs
y w y ndse and sa o ssa .sol MosSn
ship Rober, Treat tof Rosion, Rankin New Orleans July
ssrs Usher Frances croeser csds June u with fruit
salt tc, TO Richard Bnrlew Experienced light winds and
Brig Dor 2rewbridse ei New HAVEN, Iauf.re rrinI
s Ssm IA p S g so S1as
~Ras = ~ s~ n1 ncsSoern caep Juys
with nolasscs Z y Buck CO.
Mayhem, Talbot Go.
Irg Princess Royal Cir seaman, Bermuda, days with
potatoes and ~ passengers, 10 WI Davenport
4 survey ing schr Ifssser, -. Savannah, days.
Schr Ossuns (of Eden), Mayo. - Marys. Ca 5 days.
schr PAWS. Abell Savannah, days with cotpn, 10
sehr Wsnei Raleigh Mankn savannah, days, with cot,
ton 10 G A J Gilmore
Schr Orianra a, futile, Richmond.
schr Village Belle oi New Haven't, Peirck Virginia 3days
cchr Howard, lowell Boston.
schr @ Leonard Leavitt Providence, bound Kappa.
River In here 10 land Of the who
s.hr River Queen, Fowler, Providence.
Slo,p w n Bowen, Hallock, Providence.
Propeller Sophia, Green Philadelphia.
Propeller fronsifes Vandeveer. Philadelphia.
Propeller Weschester, Clark Providence.
Propeller Chas osgood, Smith Norwich.
Wind during the day. SW
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chevsHcr Husemann, the Austrian Minister, Il at New.


Prom Hamburg. IN the steamship Hammona-E r nuhr.
inr Eary Anna Kruker Csiharine Hsmnn Maria repp,
Fanny Hepp, Augusie Hepp, WIN Hepp, W Perper Per.
rer n perrer " Perner Anna Bergman n Jscobs Rat
,sr reo Theress Grsnim, Thos HeylDAnn aud LADY, @
Prs Fischer Rorme, buieher, Frankel g Tarth.
rroro rondon In shir Americas Faee-wrs A Caverley
Ms Waford and son, Mrs Z Cameron aud lady Mrs
Crsag family Mrs Molns " scranton, Mss Allen
MS Joyce, Mr. Love1hal, Miss Clare, Mr. Haines.
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TeIegrsphSc Marine Report.


BOSTON, July ls-Arr ships Bennington and FORREST
state New Orleans barks Diana and James Cook do Paul
Boers Galveston Mary ssde baltimore; Eastern star Nor
FOLK. Indiana, Phlladephia brigs Monica Durham Helve
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, July ls--Arr steamer Delaware Copea
Nyork; achrs Urbana, Norton and Mercer Culn, 40
shailcr Pratt Chester Ct, shaddock, Williams Middle
town. -
boston. Urbana, Norton, Manhatanviile.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
SUR ArAIASraOur correspondent Marseies has fur.
ni, cd following Of the ship
Aaanfa which daeren, many respects from that before
published .
here enclose You 0 the muny and taking OF
upper ship Aalana by The upon the 18th Nav
white On the spanish coast Upon the night ~ ha, date
he land he men all Stationed when toe chief officer
PASSED word from forward, All ready. captain
gave the order hard lee which Obeyed, next
order acks and sheet also obeyed; the order
her laid square End there le The captain then heard
rush and the next thing cry % distress from forward
Thinking Of the hurt, he Oh the poop
doing knocked down by Of the crew Re.
him hand and foot b, ng him badly At the time
tynR they took him forward and secured i'm the
topQalant forecsse He then asked what the matter
~b ne lief told IN
under the left and In the rrehead They had
him IN the orecasle bound hand and and
bleeding they then took the Captain from he forecaste
an house, also carried the chief officer 70 the
penier room but the being close an being such
agony nom his wounds and bruises Mr. Davis who pas
senper eueaed ~ them 70 take him IN the cabin which ey
did after long consultation they the ship N charge 70
tbs w Davis, Some VI bsn wanted " w sPaIp oasgso
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCR.


ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHB DAT.
~ RISES. A NOON RISKS.
~ z HIGH wArEs...... .morn -
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DROCLAMATION-Whereas, the Hon
IL Lr.sdcnt .Indmn Of tic loLh IL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Hon.
A. DAVID WfMOT President Judge of the 18th JC-
dica District consisting OF the Counties of Bradford SuS-
nuchanna and Sullivan and Hons. MYRON BALLARD and
HARRY AckLEY Associate Judges in and for said county
of Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
10Th day of July, A.D.lS6 to directed for holding
Court Of Over and TcIiner General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court ut Towan-
da for the County of Bradford ON the first Monday, the
lst dav of SEPTEMBER next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
Justices of the Peace and C0nSte OF the County OF
Bradford that they be then and there IN their proper per-
on 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day with their
records inqiSton and other remcmbrances to do those
things which their Office appertains to be done and
those who are bound BY rccognZance otherwise To pro
secte against the prisoners who may be in the jail
of said County who shall he bom to appear ut the
said court be then and there to prosecute against
them shall be just Jurors requested to be punctuai
in their attendance, agrceably to their notice
Dated at TGwanda the 22d of July, in the year o our
Lord thousand eight hundred and iity SIN, ana "i
the Intcpcn,eute Of the United state. the -cNentY
ninth. JOHN \. lDpplN'r, Shtfih'
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SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of a writ o
DEGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice

d EGISTER'S NOTICES-Noticei is here
hv given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register Of Wills in and for the county
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates, viz
Final account of Mal p. Slade administrator of the
tate of i. 3. Sladc, late of Columbia, deceased
Partial account of Wm. B. Watkins administrator of
the estate of D. :. Watkins late of Columbia, dccd
Partial account of s Sgures and VIM. Stevens ezecn-
tors of Elia Stevens, late Of Ridgbury, deceased
Final account Of john Y. Ballard, administrator of the
estate of Isaac Strge late of Springfield deceased.
Final of = : Bradley, administrators of the es-
tate of Allen Woodruff, late of WilmOt, deceased.
Partial account of f. f. Young, executor Of JAS Turn
bull, late of Monroe, deceased. e.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
Of Bradford county, Monday, the st day Of September
next for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES Fl. WEBB Register.
Rcgistcr's Office, Towanda. July 20, lSJG.
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Ei'h y MI hl-N
Overton, jane Is. 1856.

CHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of writ
~ of ii. IA issued out of the court of pleas of
Bradford County and To me directed will be expnScd
public sale at the Court se in the borough of TowaTI-
da. at one O'Clock =. NJ. Monday, August llt 1856,
piece parcel OF land lit e in Athens township and
bounded north by lands o! ara Elsbree Eraetus Wocot
and others west by lands ,nging to the estate or heirs
OF Mary Cation south by lrJ Ilsbree and - Burnside
and east by land of Ira Eisiree Containing about $50
acres or less. about leo improved frame
house, frame barn. house. and two apple
Chard~ thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of James FL
bridge, to the of Francis Tyler james Thomp
j. 4. CODDINti. Sheriff.
Sheri1's Office, Towanda July s, lS5G.