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ARRIYALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

W L Cilver, Missouri Jno Smith, Louisiana
Hon VIM Birksdae Mississippi q r SUPPLE Fairmon
Chss Smith, New York Robert Johnson Carolina
King, do Robt Josselyn, Mississippi
Geo Brown lady, child & SER TS Talbot
want, do ae A Anderson Port Deposit
w Shrcushe, Indiana Hon Jas Hughes Indiana
Mss Woodbury., Tennessee j. b Owings, Baltimore
Rev Ewing & lady, Orange w Eskrdge Virginia t7Es
co, Va W. Williams & lady, Maine
Peter Couse Virginia II ID Harmon, Alabama ssa
Miss M C Couse do Miss s Jones servant, q
Nj is N Davidson, do ia Forman 4 lady Freehold, N
Mrs Latcher, do DIG Bash & lady, Pennsylvania
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JOHN b.. III ALL,
DOGS, DOGS, DOGS.
HANDSOME DINNER AND EVENING DRESS

HANDSOME DINNER AND EVENING DRESS
Ladies' wishing purchase very handsome dinner and
dress will find elegant
prices that purchased
largely goods this
done before and being anxious TO increase trade all ncsses
goods marked them small advance ngscs
feel confident many styles Of light silk goods much
cheaper than they be purchased other house the Dis
win great pleasure showing any pursuit
OF such. We name part the following vz
Elegant white, pink blue ounced
shades and elegant quality
Beautiful pearl color I'D white dounccd
Elegant embroidered Aqpie dresses ran
from sS5 to $50 pink and blue tho $50 goods
have 500 TO import a#e MT
% pieces elegant light Bayadcre
Bocade and plain light silks in white, pink blue,
coors
Elegant white ghcoored twisted silk robes ranging from
s12 $50 and in the richest VIC have
offered for sale.
az Ett3 W. NJ. SFUsTER * CO..
No. 3S, opposite Market,
Dec 23--dl0m between 7th and Sth streets
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SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS Our assortment of
- genlemens wardrobe and toilet use complete viz
Gentemens robes de cbambre
.-e travelling Mauds
DO dressing
DO walking
DO pocket handkerchefs
.s. Do kid gloves, &c
In great variety Of articles of real excelence suitable for
presents. s.,s. rse.r s.e.
wishing Sales
offer the best goods at the lowest prices at
STEvENS'S Sales Room,
Dec 23-8if Browns Hotel
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once OF the Magnetic Telegraph Co,

once OF the Magnetic Telegraph Co,
PfDLApnlra, December ~, 1858
Rf direction OF the President, meeting Of the
stockholders in The Magnetic Telegraph Company Il chilled
Wards Hotel ~ The city 81 Washington, Thursday 18th
day OF January, 1859, ut O'Clock % said day
fh JOSEPH sAuER
pVoEs-S'WedsatSWcdf Secretary
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MADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, f. STREET,

MADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, II STREET,
M No from Th street. maker and miiner
ladies Wash
ingon she opened the above residence dress making
aud millinery which elegance and
nportaons OF aran has been equaed In
Washing attention the making Of ball dresses
general adys
Ladies' up style and neatnces Infants robes
everything with this department. tasteiuy prepared
win consist entirely Of the latest mpora
tons (per every stcamer) from Paris.
Madame Menager receive VIII be promptly
Ell carefully executed
Several good workwomen wanted. Dec 2i-d1miis
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~ ENTLEMENS WINTER GLOYES.-P. j.
M STEER, Merchant raor No ASS street. just re-
cyed from New York another addition his large and elegant
Gcntcmens
Gentlemen who visit his store rely finding everything
his line which thy require, and the pleasing prices
Particular attention invited fine lot Of elegant Gloves
Just opened Dec 22-3aw3wf
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The Sun CARRIERS address merits handsome frame
and our advertising columns show where to obtain one
for it. sa a-F s a
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.DINNER PARTIES

"DINNEH PAKITES.11 va
THINNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
So 81, and s. per head; they prefer irstcass
residence prepare them
at the moderate charge Of 50 for his services slA
wishing avoid trouble marketing tho best
the mark their houses prices.
One will those
who may guaranty furnish better dinner than any
ct lcr establishment the city saving Of rs per
@.Esse etE c GAUT1ER 252 Penn av.,
Dec l6--on,eoir between 18th and 18th streets.
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CHuRcns NIAGARA attracts crowds of visitors for al
though the has been hidden behind clouds, the ga
has been arranged to light up the beauties of thi
rare work of art a
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OFFICERS THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
President, James Buchanan Vice Presidents Archibald
Henderson, James g. sBerret, and Thomas Carberry
Treasurer, j. b. II. Smith; Secretary, John Carroll Brent
Managers Winfield Scott, Peter Force, William w. Sea-
ton, William A. Bradley, William w. Corcoran, p r.
Fenda Walter Jones' Thomas BIagden, Walter Lenox,
M. F. Maury, T. Hartley Crawford, Benjamin Ogle Tay-
lor. and Elisha Whittlcsey.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION. The sub
~ scpion list win positively iay December 3st Three
dollars ehos yon TO tho splendid the "vage Blacksmith
Tue art Journal for and chance przc
nua distribution which tkcs place january Subscribe
NJ TAYLOR NAURY'S Bookstore,
DEC OF No. 33t psnnsylvania avenue.
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LECTURE. fifth lecture of the series before the
Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Association of the
District of Columbia will be delivered by Francis McNer-
hany, esq, at Philharmonic Hall, Sunday evening
january I'd, at ~ o'clock Subject: "True Nobility"
Mr.. McNerlany is gentleman of well-known literary
ability, and VIII doubtless have large audience
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FRASKMS PHIIP having had his stock Of fancy articles
nearly exhausted by the Christmas demand has procured
fresh supply many Of them not only very useful but
highly ornamental and in every way suitable as New
Years gifts. M aga a.
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New YE,n's CALLS will be very generally made, al
though remembrance of the rioous behavior of
the rowdes who ntdcd themselves into private houses
the year before last will probably prevent many from en-
tcrtaining their friends with refreshments.
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Front vioS Of Mount Vernon Mansion, o. 90
Back do do do 90
Front do the tomb Of Washington, 90
For tho so
Either Of tho above beautifully appropriately framed 50 each
or the set for S. 30.
TAYLOR MauRY, ssi Penn avenue,
Dec si-o Agents for Washington.
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GHlLDRENS BOOKS, a variety, at five, ten and
" fifteen each, published before afy
seventy five TIA
Doc 81 FRANCK TAYLOR \
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FVNHE PATRONS OF THE BALTIMORE SUN
desire the forthcoming Address
much their Dyer
q. Hnmlu's Restaurant,) Capitol Hill.
Mr. Dwyor prepared furnish frames and glasses
prices. Dec 81
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Eequl.

u EGISTER'S NOTICE-Notice is here
az by given that there have been fled and settled in
the office Of the Register Of Wills in and for the county Of
Bradford, accounts OF administration upon the following
estates, viz
Final account of Snphonia E. Jackson administrative
OF Joseph II. Hamilton, late of Windham decd
Final account Of Henry Gibbs and Humphrey Beck
with Executors OF Cypran Barnes late of Orwell dec d.
Final account of Charles S,ockwe Guardian of Eras.
tus Manley minor son of Asa Manley, decd
Stone, late Of Leroy decd.
Final account Of Wm. II. Peck Guardian of Hubbard
v hlllams, minor son Of Johnson Williams I'd decd
flnal account of Stephen Brink, Executor of John
Ford, late of Pike, decd
Eina! account of Elijah and r. S. Shoemaker Executors
Oh % Euniee Shoemaker, late of Windham, decd.
MAJ account OF samuel Davidson Administrator of
Seely Goble, late of Ltchfeld dec d.
flnal account OF .. w. Northrop and John NJ. Brs
Ter Executors OF Irene Whitehead, late Of Pike decd
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
OF bradford county on Monday, the Sd day May next
Tor confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB, Register
Registers office, March 30 1888
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4 no Galc.
TREASURER,S SALE

NJ UNSEATED LANDS IN BRAD
~ FORD COUNTY.-In pursuance of an Act of the
General Assembly passed the 18th of March 1915 and
1T the Commissioner Office IN Towauda Boro' on the
% MONDAY in JUNE, 1858, the Tracts of Unseated
Lands described in the following list unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time.
f. p. SHAW, Treasurer
Towanda, March 20 1855.
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JAMES II. WEBB, Rec
Registers Office March 30, 1858.
M MARSHAL'S SALE

M ARSHAL'S SALE-By virtue of a
W writ of Nendtoni Exponas issued out of the Cir
cut Court of the United States for the Western District
OF Fehns Yania and to directed there will be expos
ed TO public SALE at the Court House in Wiliamspot
Pennsylvania on SATURDAY, the Sth day of AY next
at Clock p NJ. the following described property to
WIT certain tract of land situate in Springfield town
ship, Bradford county. Pennsylvania containing two
hundred acres more or less hundred acres more or
less cleared bounded on the north by land of Stephen
d. Hardness the east by land Of Jacob Hardness and
others, on the south by land of Taman d. Beardslev
and ON the west by lands Of Jacob Hardness and others
WIN the apurtenances, consisting of dwelling house
painted white three barns one wagon shed one corn
house, and other outbudngs also orchard of ample
trees Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF John Harkness
JAMES G.. CAMPBELL Marshal.
Marshals Office, WiliaLnsport, March 81, ISIS.
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April i2,IS59.
nRncL ALATI0N Mhnrnns tLo 1Inn

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, the Hon.
L DAVID WILMOT, President Judge of the 18th Ju-
dcal District consisting o the Counties Of Bradford and
Su-uuchanna aud Honurai,lr~ JOHN PA-SNoRE. and
JoHN T. Lose, Associate Judges, in and for said county
or Bradford have is,ucd their rrecept bearing date the
7th day OF April A. d. sjS t. directed, tgT holding
Court Of nd Termucr General Quarter Sessions OF
the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court at TOwan
da, for the County Of Bradford on the first Monday the
Sd day of NJ AG next, to continue three weeks.
Notice j. therefore hereby given To the Coroucrs and
Justices of the Peace and Cnn-tae, nf the County OF
Bradford that they b. then and there in their proper per
son. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day with their
records inqui~Ous and other remcmrance do those
things which to their office appertains to he done and
those who bound by rccOgnZancG otherwise pro-
against the prisoners who may be in the Jail
said County who shall he b0nnd to appear the
said court to be then and there TO prosecute against
them shall be just Jurors requested to be pUncual
in their attendance. agTeeally to their notice.
Dated at Towanda the 4h Of APril.n the year Of our
Lord, thousand eight hundred and dityeight and
of the Independence uf the United States. the eighty
first. THOMAS VI. WOODRJ IF. sheriff.
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ALSO-In pursuance of the provisions Of the Act Of
the General Assembly, passed the 10Th day Of April
s44 section fl, at the time and place will be ex-
posed public sale the tracts parcels of land real
estate designated in the following list unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time
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~ THE MATTER Of the estate of Peter
L Johnson deceased late Of Rome township, in tho
Orphans ionrt Of Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed hy said court 10
audit settle and adjust The account Of Prcccpror Forbes
Hugh Eck- and Irene Johnson, administrators with the
will annexed of the SAID Peter johnson, and TO report
distribution Of the balance in the hands Of the said ad
ntn TRAITORS. heTehy gives notice that he viii attend
the duties Of his appointment at the office of William
Watkins, e-q. in tho Borough Of rowlnda. Monday
April 10, lSiS, at o'clock, T. H.. at which time and
place all persons interested are notified 10 attend.
J. u. GOODENuUGH, Auditor.
Tnwanaa. March L ISIS.
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wEL1Es, BLOOD & Co., Proprietors.
rr subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
eTi customers and the public generally that he has
mod co-partncrship with Mr.. john p BLooD, of Al
r \ T. (wh0 has for several years been Superinten-
GT; 1 NessTs. Emery Brothers Agricultural Works }
IA Mill Mr.. SAMUEL n. BLOOD, OF Worcester, Mass.
ma pist and Tool Builder. and late Superintendent of
s American Hoop Machine Company of Fitchburg,
g,.. rndef the firn Eamc of WELLES, BLOOD & Co:
l st we have leased for term of Years the extensive
i Ue1 known Iron Works, of Messrs. Shipman d
uss M this place, and united the IlOgd Point Agri-
t-rl Works with the same, for the manufacture of
,rIrrltural Machines, Implements. &c., among which
rI4 Emery, Endless Chain Railroad Horse Powers,
r.hers and Cleaners, TTesheFs and Separators PoI-
alb Circular and CroSscUt Saw Mili- cider Mills Dog
p.r-r, Clover Hullers, Feed Cutters, Fanring Mills
aar. Harrows Cultivators Shiugle Machines kirbys
vvers and Reaper &c, of the most improved patterns
i construction. We are prepared u do all kinds of
ulsnprv Casting and Repairing and have for sale i
Ire stock of first class Steam Engines Machinery and
.,ags, manufactured by and belonging 10 Messrs.
>fpnan 4 Wcies.
B5 Of the Nes,rs Blood are skllful and experienced
7ta mechanics. Our Machinery viii nearly all be
r and with the latest improvements and with the en-
Engagement afforded by the patronage of discerning
-r we expect TO have the reputation of doing first
, work and making the best Agricultural Machines
muse. Il. VI. WELLES.
Athens, January. 1858.
II r, DEALERS. FARMERS AND MILL OWNERS
Il Oar past Individual experience in the manufacture
Id eaaI use OF Agricultural Machines and Implements
ia,a in general Machine and Steam Work, with our
excellent facilities, afforded by Machinery, principally Of
-8gu construction with the very latest and best i'm
grIgnt,. and also for procuring the very best mate
and stock Of all kinds at cheap rates. Will enable us
manufacture better machinery, at prices. than
lI Of other manufacturers, and also compete with the
Tl IN prices and quality and material and workman
NJ @ Of all kinds OF Agricultural lmplments, and in all
II .l, Of Casting and job Work.
" We shall pay especial attention to the manufacture of
De very best 0fPlowS and Pow Castings. We intend to
make castings for ali the leading puws in in our Vi
g. and shall take great care to use only the best ma
l. Ourplow woodcr Is from the best and most cele
hated eastern mandatory. We invite all interested in
# -lc manufactures to call and see our works.
WELLES, BLOOD i co.
#2N WuLE,
III P BLOOD,
IN \. BLOOD
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Towanda. March Is. 1858.
T IST OF JURORS, draws for May

1 Isl VI y NDhS, ufaNE lUr May
IL Term and Sessions, l11s.
GRAlD JURORS.
Athens-Curran Herlirk Williams
Burlington tpE Gu~tn, jIlSt2nding StuueJn TAYLOR.
Buriin gton wcstJ Black Springfield d-Lucias French
Comai}}5 Alvin Furman. v Bulls. '''D '-''''"'
Franklin--Rnbes, Neetccr. iTowanda norh-Rhoderick
Litchichi-Cyru7 Merrill. Granger.
Orwell -IeLul0u Fri~br. iWysoN-Fr,nk Brown.
Edcnry-Hertor Owen, {, ,W!imot-J G Crandal Daul
He'll Wcllcs.
SmithfelI---v Vincent, Q Warren EIcry Coffin.
X Bard, VIM : Pierce, + Windhlm-Loren Pearl.
WyaIu-iug- Hines.
TRAVERSE Jvb0Rs-FIRsT WEEK.
Armcria-john B Morgan James W Bosworth
Asylum Aaron Eley, II t,me-Jas y Demoney.
more Horton. Iidghury- Geo Dildne
Athens twp--Aibert ToZcri Shcsheqnn-Jesse Brown.
Burlington twp--JAs Wl-.South Creek-G " Reed, z
COY. Emanuel Guyer. Dean.
burlington wcst-Ia SmithiStanding Stone Barthon,
Canon--R Williams Sla~ new Pulycr " Noble
Packard, Nandy ke jr SyNaniI boro--ias II Nash.
Williams. Springfield Ghrs o Gates.
Durc-,Ioha ChamhCrlin Troy twp Rufus Rockwell.
Lerny--D \ Greene, A D.Cistsr-H Davidson.
fo>S. Mltthew Mott. "orren--Nio Dimon, Geo.
Oyerton. Edw McGOvcrn. " Bowen.
Pikc-Wm Black. AlonEo Ncl>-Nathan shepard, A
Smith, Dens"n JOhnson,' Beer.
Wyausing Almon Fuller.
SECOND WFEE.
AThany-panie Kellogg. Romc--Iohn G Towner.
Athens tp- Francis r. Ter. ISpriugiel Lewis Adams
Burlington bor" ? Long. Theodore Watson, Chcs-
Burlington tp--M Waters. ter Hardness.
Burlington west II X s:c South Crrek-Lcwis Fasset,
veiis. David Relyca.
Canton--Johu W Griffin. " Standing Stone-William
Lawrence. Kingsley.
Columha--V 4 Bullock. Towanda boro--D I. Scott.
Granville stephen Tidd. .rowan,la uorth-F Watts.
| icrrck-John Alien Troy twp--Ailen Taylor.
Lcroy-AnsCl THlOson, y fu>carOra--N Vincent Owen.
Morse. Ilster-G II Vandyke
! Iitchfcd--Joseph Park, 2G, Wcl~-T.yman French.
Orwel--NaUicl Stevens. WySoN- John Conkn, Jes
| Pike-Abel Moore. TTcur,l &c Allen.
Ross, Geo l. Stevens & valusing-Calvn Camp,
| 2 Lines. j II Montgomery.
Narrcu-A Bcadsley.
TIURn WEEK.
! Ahanv-Wm. Martin, Epbt Pike Cyrus Lewis. James
Lewis. y FietcaCr, u T. Jones.
! Athens twp--H Shirman tRidghury Lewis Moshcr,
Burlington Leroy liagit. james Stroutpn, Norman
! Burlington rcst-J Psatt Stevens.
Myron Ballard John V lSm:tht;eld-Hiram Carren.
! Ballard. ter. Harvey Fierce, Z q
Coluulhia--P Pnckhan Duripr.
FFankin-Mat Marshall. Troy tWp--Uel c Porter.
Granville PUtuam. rowarda horo--t Wirkham
IIerrick- -Wm Ncsht. rowanda twp--W II Decker
TitchGcId-N NcrTin. Ul~ter-,lohn Giltaore. Vim.
Monroe h0r0~-S ); iiiurau. plowGan
Monroe twp Riackman,i Wy~oV- Nathaniel Park
Freea,an Sweet Conklin.
Orwell-JameS d Newell. .Wei>-i1irlm Swgy7ey.
Oycrlon-- Christian liercrlv Northumberland Shoema.
ker letters ~ Johnson.
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IAS- o. FROST VS. CAROLINE MAT

- TTIEWS, EMILY MATTHEW'S, CHARLOTTE NAT
THEWS, GEORGE MATTHEW'S, OLIVE MATTHEWS.
In Bradford County Common Pleas, No l6l September
6, 1857.
notice that by virtue OF writ o partition issued of
the Coust of Common Pleas of Bradford County. and to
me directed that inquest will be held the premises
Saturday the 18th day OF April A. ID. 1855 at O'Clock
7. NJ, on all that certain lot of land situate in Orwell
township bounded and described follows to wit -
North east south and west, by lands of the Of
Samuel Matthews deceased. Containing about eight
acres, or less for the purpose of making partition
of the said described real estate and among the parties
mentioned in the said writ if the be done with
out prejudice spelling of the whole otherwise to val
and appraise the same according to law, at which
time and place you required to attend if you think
proper.
THOS. NJ. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Seerf~s office March 2 1858,
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lCENSES.-Notice is hereby given, that
- the following named persons have fled in the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Court of Quarter Sessions their nett
tons Tor licenses under the existing laws of the Common
wealth and their several applications viii be heard before
the Judges OF the Court Of Quarter Sessions on Monday
the 81 day OF May next, at O'Clock i'll the afternoon of
said laV
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
- Is hereby given, that all persons indebted the
tate of Levi Ennis, late OF Standing Stone twp dec d.
requested to make payment without delay and ell
persons having claims against said estate must present
them duly authenticated TO the subscriber
ALEXANDER ENNIS,
BENJAMIN ENNIS,
April G. 1858. Administrators
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NOTICE TO CoLLECToRS.-You arc

N OIINI TO NOI4I4I1O 1 NIINA----- 4 Uu III .
~ hereby required 10 deluot ive per cert from tho
State each and person who sha paw his
her State and onuty j tlll before the l9h
day of June next ana the shall he allowed yoi
your settlement with the Treasurer provided the same s
paid into the County Treasury or tl0Tc thc sd
2ith days Of June neat. loa also rcqn red 20 he
prompt in your collection and pay ng OF the
4 at that ttAc.
Bv order Of the Commission
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