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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, =

Hest SIDE Of The Public Square, Opposi. !
Cogrt House.
y ALLEY e NEVINS are lust rpcpvip,
D large addition to their stock of Provisions G-~.
Yankee Notions, Toys, Fruit Confectionery. &C. Nh
will he sold wholesale Of retail for cash or in ey1g.,
most kinds OF country produce at prices that cannot
To suit purchasers. Consumers or country dealer, v
do well to call and examine stock and prices
GROCERIES.
Black and Green Tea, Rio and Java Coffee. Ci,cE,
Cloves, nutmegs, Mace cinnamon, Ground Mustard Pen,
Sauce, Soda, Salcratus, Cream Tartar, Sperm and T
Candles Bar Soap, Vinegar, Starch &c.
PROVISIONS
Flour, Buekwheat Flour, Rye Flour Corn Meal F..
Pork Hams d Shoulders Markerc Goldfish. Shaj b
Trout, Pickclcd and Smoked Herring Cheese Rice Ie,
Onions, Potatoes, Butter. Lard. Crackers Gc &C.
FRUIT.
Prunes, Citron, Figs, Eng Currants Rasas le
ons and Oranges, Green andDricd Apples, and Pear.
Almonds, Pecan nuts, Prazii nuts Grea,L,c and M..
Walnuts, Filberts, Pea nuts, Chestnuts HirkoryulI
GERMAN, FRENCH and AMERICAN Toys. FASCY Gol
tc.-Boys Sleighs. Tin Wagons, China, PeWtcrk ~.
Tea Sets. Dolls, Trumpet-, Toy Guns, ACcorlla, III
monicas, Glass, Paper and Wood lnaid Work BJze
Toilet Cases, Toy Bureaus, Secretaries &c PcaIl lc
Papier Mache and Leather Port Monaies Wallet, pl<
Ivory, Horn and Wood Pocket and Toilet Comb, Iaa
co and Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, Tooth Hair and Cd
Brushes, Fancy Mirrors, Perfumerv, Hair Oil. &c.
Fools Car, Letter, Commercial Note and Bath n
Paper, Envelopes. Waters. Sealing Wax Ink, l&,r.
Wafer Cups, Sand Boxes, penholderS, Pens, Wayr,-a
&c. &c.
TABLE AND DAIRY SALT, Salina and Rock Salt u
Cayuga Ground Plaster. BAILEY NEWS
Tuwanda, November %, 1855.
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= THE Subscribers desire to sell
[SzL Ntheir fine span of matched BLACK HORSES
.4AZ l. not having eamin2 enough to keep them EN-.
ployed. said team is a valuable and is well known
having been formerly owned by MeS~rs. Harris Page
and Weles & Brooks. Tney took the first premium as
she best pair Carriage Horses at the Bradford County
ricuturai Fair in s5Ther weight about 1900 pounds
each. We will sell them cheap, either for cash. or on
time with approved security.
Athens, Sept II. la5s. WEILES, BLOOD & co.
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GEO. II. BUNTING.
MATLOR RS SH O p
Ladies Dress Goods.
INSTRUCTORS.

PARTICULAR attention is invited to large assort-
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods, now being received by
JOSEPH POWELL--cOmprsin everything that il now
fashionable and durable in Berges Grape Mosetts, Or
French Prints Brants, Ducal Plads, Lustres, Cha's
Gnghams, Prints Se., &c which Vii be sold at prices
far less than ever before offered in Towanda.
June 3, 1855.
pag- To all wanting Farms, see advertise
.i,,,l
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Mantillas, cloaks and Raglans.

ATATRASSES.-A large assortment Of
vi Hair and lIusk Mltrs-cS of superior quality for
sale at PONELI'S KEY STONE STORE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11
TOWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY
IRON AND STOVE STOPE.
d C HALL,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Hardware and Stoves. Iron
and Nails. Sash, Glass, Paint,
and oils. House Trimming
all kinds otCarriaCC trimmings
Seat Cloths and laccs. Carriage
SaIkCy and Seat Springs. Car
pcutcIs ard Joircr=' Planes
Saw, AWc"rs, ChiS,!s ana all
o,hcr Tool~-Cro>S Cat, Mil
and Circular SAWS, blacksmith
Tools, Bellows, Anvjl~, Vices
Hammers and Screw Plates
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Dnsillcss Garos.

nR CHAS. NJ. TURNER, PH YSICIAN
II & SURGEON, offers his professional services TO
the inhabitants of T0wanda and vicinity. Office and res
idence in the dwelling recently occupied by H. B0oTH
Esq., door north Of the Episcopal Church, on Maine
Street
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11
Misrelaneous,
JEWELRY! JEWELRY! JEwrl =,
a. M, Warnar,.

Netc 4 Splendid Jcrelru Stor~ ~, /,
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Patronize Exome Enterprise!
A Book-Bindery in ToWanda !

WE would respectfully announce to orr friends and
w the public generally. that we have connected WIN
our Printing Office and Book Stationery Store Pam
and Fancy BOOK -BlNDERY, and earnestly solicit Tie
patronage Of all who desire anything in the i,ne
Having secured the services of of the best binders
in the United States ater ourselves that we can give
universal satisfaction both in workmanship and price
Therefore we present the pubc the strongest assran
ccs that VIC are prepared 70 bind in worknanike man
ner all kinds OF BOOKS, among which NC may name
Bibles Histories Music. Magazines, Pamphlets, fenodl-
Gals Law and School Books, to order or pattern IN
French, H1li0n, Grrman and English ay'e IN
Tclrcf, SIX, Cioth, Leather and Paper.
upon the most reasonable rates for CASH ready pay
Rs~(iivc Ils a trial go
Particular attention given to re.bndins Books. Al
work warranted 10 he properly executed.
EE-Plan and Fancy Paper Boxes made 10 order.
Jan !, lSJs. l. y fAi''ONS'
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JOSEPH POWELL,

Where il will be shown that the Merchant in selling his
Goods aiod t. sell cheaper tor CASH and can offer
sufficient to make il object for purchasers
whatever sacrifice they Obliged tn make to procure
the money adopt in their purchases the Cash System
Having l.t removed to his Store, hereafter to he
known q, the
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY!

RThc attention of the public is requested to the very
general md excellent assortment always hand at The
Argus Book and Stationery Store first building north
the Ward House. Call and examine our stock.
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A S USUAL, IA large stock Of Domestic
N Goods Heavy Dcnims, Shcetngs and Tickings,
Beachc and UHbIcachcd MusIins, Irish Linens and White
| Goods. OF every description at
sent y lS5S MERCUR'S.
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EXTRACTS for faroring, for S'T TroI,
IL at
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\ at less prices than can be found elsewhere. Molas
ns, Coffee, &c. &c, ard superior article Of Young
Tyson Tea at 50 cents per pound just received at the
Oct T. KEYSTONE.
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DAlNTS. Oils. Glass. &c. &c.-At the

l. keystone will always be found az assortment Of
Paints Oils, Glass, Sash Patty, &c, &C. together with
thousand other kind OF Goods, which time space will
admit of remuneration.
TOw1NDt. Oct. u. ISIS.
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Matched Horses for Sale.

Athens, Sept. -, ls5S.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsnISouN, March lo- Jsss

ON THE PETITION of Charles Goodyear New Haven Ia.
nectcut praying for the him M
18th Of jane lh44 for the n
Rubber for from the expiration OF patcu xh
takes place tho 18th day of June, 1855
ordered that petition Patent tues 49,
Monday, the 3ist OF May ~ O'Clock, uvn.
notified aud show they have why ssld M
tiuen ought grautsd. =
Persons opposing the extension required TO ne the O.
specially forth wriog txs
days the day OF hearing All testimony aled BY either r
be al hearing IN :.
rules the oce which Will farn.ci on Az
picn,un.
The testimony igh o, NJ,
de,on papers relied upon testony must be- u
before the morning Of that day; argument,
" any within days thereafter.
notice published unta wsh
ngion News, York tot thycc e
ing. JOS HOLT
Commissioner uf luiep,x
Eors Of the papers Will u,.,
bills 10 the Patent once paper containing this
March I7--law3w
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

on THE PETITION Of Bennington Vermont tr.
M the Of pa,sn, granted him the Jy
Improvement making barrels n ~
from the expiration Of sad patent which pacs "a
the 1T july, 1855
the said petition be heard OG,s "a
Monday t&h June "a O'clock, M; p-rsc
notified and show canse they have why
tiuon Ought not "a he granted
Persons opposing the required n h,ya
Oco their objections specially oh IN writing twenty
before tho hearing all testimony filed party 10
hearing he taken in sccd
the ihe clcc, which will be Apul.
ton
The testimony the will be closed Of Nsy
papers relied upon testimony must he Nr
the Office before the morning that day the arguments
any within days thereafter
tis notice he published
ton Post Ma-achusct a three sue
cvc weeks previous 10 the lath Of June next the day hearing
JON, HOLT
Mar 2I--3wsst u Pulens
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North Of 1e ba,e line and w~t ofte principal meridian
Township IL, of ranGe2.
AT the land Office at MONROE, commencing Monday,
the ny-eigM day Of Jns ne for the disposal of the
vacant lands in the rennnnbred seons, within the
aforementioned townships which remain to the United
states ,rsi,a miles each eide Of the 'Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Texas rsilroa1 subject required by
law, to minimum OF hco dollars and y ents per acre,
Wis
North Of Me base Gm and o.s Of ae principal m~idan
Townships II, ls, and 10, of range l.
Townships IL and IL, of range Q.
Townships II, ls, and 10, Of ranges and 4.
Townships I6, II, ls, and 49, Of range S.
Townships Is, II, and Is, Of ranges ., g. 3, 10,
and IL.
Townships Is, Is, II, and IS, of range H.
Townships Is, ls, and II, Of ranges Is and IA.
Townships Is and l6, of range 10.
North Of the base line and wcs Of the principal meidon
Townships IT, H. and 49, of ranges L. 2, 3, 4, and s.
At the land Office at Natchitoches, commencing on
Monday the fourteenth day of June next for the dis
poxal Of the public lands heretofore onr situated
within the following named township,, viz
North Of the Sa~ line and rex Of @e principal meridian.
Townships 4, 5, and IL, of range4.
Township a. Of range T.
Townships 10, ~, and 23, of range9.
Township 23 of range 10.
Townships 22 and 23, of range H.
Township 2 Of range IL, and township H. of range l3
At the land Office at NAmHrrocrn, commencing on
Monday, the tey nM day V June nef for the disposal
of the vacant lands in the ercnrsbred sons within
the under mentioned townships, which remain to the
United States, ,hn miles eoch ads Of the "vcks
burg Shreveport, and Texas railroad and Of the New
Orleans Opclousas and Great Western railroad subject
required by law to minimum Of tco dollars and ffy
cens Ic acre, viz
On the "vicksburg, Shreveport. and Texas railroad .
North Of the base ine and re~ Of the principal msr'dcn
Townships H. ls and 10, of ranges s, J, 8, 3, TO-,
and IL.
Townships ls, IT, and Is, of ranges 10, IL, i5 and
ls.
On the "New Orleans, opelousss, and Great Western
railroad
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DRITIsH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

y EFitIsh Navy list Tot IoOe
The Queens Regulations and orders Tor The Army complete
July, 1857
Manual for Cadets by capt Boyd Royal navy
1851.
Fre-arms by Bengal artillery London 1857
Gossehn oicts de In pouire Metz 1857
W Srrnali7nr al sea: pamphlet london 1883.
Facts and Mining and Meturgy lNo london
1851.
Marlor ON Coal Mining / vol London.
IArdwicis Photographic Chemistry, London 1851.
Nc iogarthms Fromes rgonomctrcal Surveying Nichols
ccorTda tho Sciences; Ilaricts scananshp;
Main and Brown engine; Adcock's Engi
necr ket book Cor 1853 wealcs Engineers and Contract
ors rockethoo FOR 1888
Feb 20 yRANCK TAYLOR
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TusT RECEIVED. the following works Of J.


AIl,sn Z vols a.
The Pretty Plate Juveuie.) 30 cents.
Iady Alice decidedly work Of genins Indeed, we kns
[Boaon r@
g This a extraordinary book. That the author y
animated by deeper the production ek
surprising which should make gren senan
perfectly sashed graceful hpcy =
high imaginative power are unsparrgy exercised Ar'e
Taent high order teens every page"
London N,,s Monthly Naean~
Besides the admirable sketches of sccisy tho story Of A
A,heron has great purpose w. Londc~ Ncro lNcnfils
The young lady characters in A,bnn' nrs lust such girls "
hnvc all known and some d us perhaps have cvcd n
9 Tho Forest. Z Of the aness psures painted e al M
dsrt m in the Wild r"enms Of sts see pesk waS w
memory Of all that Cooper and Hoffman hnTs onc. It's ~m
IN u assr;ty and Bns~ire
woods lakes, aud waterfalls the clearing and The me
wilderness attract Mr. Huntington with The freshness and '
OF Inspiration, 10y. r. Literary World.
Tho descriptive powers evinccd in The Forest cx'racf''
ry.r--N ,. Eecnosisf
The finest portions Of tho work are the descriptions q hunting
OF The grand scenery Of tho North Here tho author though
In native channels AMI the bcnof pictures or the wild ~o
lakes and the myriad phases of in Forest stream ana
II'yot-.tast chsrcA~r
The au'hors power description tay sstrscrdnsry ih
paintings exquisite their kind the conrcd iundacar
masters You scc thu, the man ART from his carN
and has the artists double genn. appreciation an rspr
Whatever he the subject IL placed before us wh viva
Ing beauty equnlcd by American writer we know"
donald MdcLcnd in fks NJ y. FteyssnR's JsrS
Ths, Mr. Huntington has such faculty and eits bc w
o The Forest Tho sports wv
ventures put readers
sharp outlines tho umor and tho breadth VI real NE
Incidents the journey through the wilderness, the moral m
growing like flowers thc material is
charmngly described - London A0sn~uss.
We say TINT reader, great small, who "
this book rc Pretty Iatc) viii lay down unfinished ht
Of story told TO half dozen children In he lit pare
rcnt tho of those who msse
with graphic power that before US
the book Is quite remarkable. We have not met VINO
which Juvenile character dtscr'minatcd and Icayc
IN r. comrssr aud fr9'
Fer sale by BLANCHARD ~"0
Feb t7--eodsts
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North u as sass las and .~t y principal 0,,dss".

I0wnship l. Of ranges 10 and II.
Lands Appropriated by law Ios the Of schools, mill
tary and other purposes together with the swamp and
ovorfowed granted to the State BY the acts Of Congress
approved March 3 lS4s, aud September 49, 1885, will be
excluded from the sales.
The tracts within the 'ssx ns each sit OF the rail
roads will be sold subject to the right way granted by
the act Of August A. 1882 for said railroads. and the par
tar tracts cut by the routes win be sold containing
the quantities respectively shown the official plAts
without deduction. The offerings Of the above lands viii
be commenced on the days appointed and will proceed
In the order in which they advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
private entry Of any Of the above lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
ninth day Of March, Domini one thousand eight
hundred and ifty-eght.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President
THOMAS A. HENDRtcKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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mo. $751;
By the PRECEDENT Of the Unitsd states.

BY the Pfcstdent Of the Unfte0 states.
IN pursuance Of law. /, JAMES BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent of the United States Of America, do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales win Be held at
ANA at the periods Hereinafter desisnAtsd. 10 wit
At tho land office At Munn6s commencing on Monday,
the youtseA dsy Of Js as for The dsposal of tho pub
lilo lands heretofore unoered situated In the following
townships and parts Of townships, viz
North Of the base line and ssa q ~ principal m~sdsvs.
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No. 595.
Notice for restoring certain lands to market I'm
the State or Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
Huntsville in the State Of Aabama will be the sale at
private he day of Mcy
all pccont pbric following townships which
lad withdrawal BY
$685. being which hsh withdrawn satisfy Tint M
approved Sd June 1850 which
contemplated road from Memphis TO Charleston that part Of said
grant having been rejected by the state Of Alabama viz
Of line and If The Han'slt meridian.
Townships I, 2, 3, 4, s, and o, of range l.
Townships A. g, and the parts Of townships and
o Tennessee river, Of range q
Townships q g. T. s. the parts township
of the Tennessee river OF rnnge e.
Townshis i, 2 4, md mud the parts OF townships
north II the Tennessee. OF range e.
Townships and the townships and North Of the
Tennessee, Of range 3,
of ahe base line and efMs Hunssre merdion
Townships 1, 2. 3. 4, 8. and Q, Of range /.
Townships and range Z.
Townships 1, 2. 3, =, 8, a. and of ranges and o.
Townships u 4 8, 10, H. H. 49, a. and
Township !, of range 10.
hand, the General Land Office the city OF
Washington, tho 10th day of February, 1858
TfIOs A. HENDRICKS,
Feb 2o--lawow [pteIksaarl Commissioner.
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LANps.-All persons who

MUTTCE~-PUBLTC IANJ1S.---AI peTs0ns VINO
an have purchased nud 10 purchase under tho United
States lands In Onachn Iouisnna lying within the
Baron De sops that their locations
Improvements held
whose claims judicial decree exis Representing
such u affecting upwards a 22S 900 held chiefly under
stephen Girard whose hstsw have retained their rights intact
protest entered the General Land once
the transfer Of these lands by tho United
States and will due assert these cnims udai
the purchasers All titles derived from the baron recorded
Monroe well the Subsequent details
caes claims &o will be afforded application To the undersigned
counsellor at law, II. III sTRAwBRIIGE
March 2l--3t- New Orleans
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mo. $780,
NOTICE FOR THE RESTORATION OF GER


IN TAIN LANTS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
The grant land by the Of
railroads therein mentioned having been far adjusted
he The rsase from 20 M as lands
ocaon along the o the roads rom the
Shreveport and Monroe point the Mississippi
river opposite vcksbursS and from New Orleans BY 0eousas
Of the said roads situated in tho townships which
made by Sy Congress Or legally nad ' BY pron and
wero subject to private entry at the date q WI oe
specac the ordinary minimum Of one dollar and twenty I'VE cents
ih aud Office al MosRor on Monday day ,ay next
the road from the Texas line via Grcenwoo Shreveport and
Monroe point the Mssssp river opposite Vcksbug viz
# ne cf tie principal meridian.
Townships is, 10, Is, and 20, Of range l.
Townships l9 and 20, Of range 2.
Townships IS and 10, Of ranges and O.
Townships II and Is, Of range 3.
Tsw, + M s and and - range. 1sase y = and T.
Townships ~, IS, II, and ls- Of range a.
North II he bap and 81 prire'pa, msrsica
Townships y, 70, y, and o. 20 &C 6 ranges and 2
township. Is, 10. 10, and 20, q range 4
Townships l5. IL, II, la, and TO- Of range $
next on the road from the Texas lnr Greenwood shreveport
and Monroe point the MISSISSIPPI river opposite vcksbug
viz s9
North Of ne er tAs principal mri'icn
Townships Is, 49, II, ~, 20, 81 10 and 23 Of ranges
Town.D y y 49, s is e. q ss a1 a e
Townships ID, 10, ~, ~, II, ana ~, ~ range io
Townships IA, Is, 10, 10, 70, and ~, Of range H.
Townships IA, rs, 10, 20. ~ and n, Of rprge IL.
Townships IL, is, ~. 20, ~ and "a range 13
Townships H. Is, l6 49, la 90 FL ~ and 81 Of H. Is
and 10.
On the road from Orleans by opclouss
Worth fh, basel Of he princiral
Townships /, 2, g. and 8, Of ranges
Townships !, p B. 4, =, o. 4, and g. OF and O.
Townships L. 2 g. 81 ., ., and 10 or ranges and s.
Townships 1, 2, g. 81 9. H. and II, range
Townships 1, . J, b,6,7,ss TO- H. and 10 Of range 10
2 s. A. H. and IL, II and IL
oweslvs A. 5c, SO, 10, II. H. and l3 Of Is
Townships q, Z. 4, q, 10, H. H. and 49, range a.
Townships 10, II, II. aud H. ef range lb
Townships II. IL, and I3, range 10,
hand the General 0nlce. the
Washington, this twelfth day cf March 1883.
TTIt1. A. IENpRICKS
Mar f4--1awtds Incl&Sar Commissioner
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NoIIcR TO PRE- EMPIToN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of preempton to any
above mentioned required to establish the to the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver Of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing s notice and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar I-lawl3w intel&Star
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Fer -ale by
Feb IL eodsts

A PPLETONS CYCLOPEDlA OF DRANEl
designed text hopk for The mechanic, errhe'' ~
Surveyor comprising grcmctrcai projection, mechan ~
ciural and Typographical drawing perspective and im,
by W woth-n, barge volume with w,vIm
hons. Price - FRANsN N'
Mai 2S
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No 597J
Notice Of the Removal of the Land once from
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, in the Territory or
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions OF the act OF
Congress entitled can authorizing changes in the location OF
land occs 1889 hereby declared and made
for tho sale OF tho public lands At sArk RArI~
Minnesota will he removed to ST C"rp m SAID
Territory, oi carly period a. Praef'eote
Further the precise removal will be issued by
tho register for the land district.
my hand the Sy Washington this twenty third
day u February, A. u. 1888
ny order OF tho President
THoS A. HENDRICKS.
the General Land 0fnce.
: Feb 25-1aw6w lint &Star
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In equity In the circuit court
for somerset county.

William khead Purncll Tosd,nc,
administrator Matthias formap,
Elizabeth Robert W. Dough In equity In the circuit
ery, Emily rranc,s Dornnn Thomas for somerset county
Dorman, John Dorman, Aureh Dor
man, Matthias Dornlan, Amelia Dor
man. and William Edward Dormnn
TIME object Of this suit is to procure decree for
the sale ot Dorman. Of 6oner.t
county dcccnse for the his debts Tho bill 10 sa
states that snid rnan his life indebted md died indebted
TO the complainant In the 81 two hundred and luur dollars and
hfy with the 9th u Octobor 1886
mont rendered the circuit court FOR nrsct county on tho Ian
October. udehted anid Matthias
parted this lie about the month January 1885, nestaic and
debed divers other that letters Of administration k
granted by tho orphans Of
county Toadvinc county ind that said pcrsons
Insufficient for the payment Of dccedcts debts that he died
seized Of divers lands and ren estate IN Somerset county which
his lifetime mortgagcd said Prne Tosdvne for py
certain debts and that enid debts have not been paid
mortgage uncancclcd Tho bill Ao sates that tho
November said and we executed deed Robert
ougherty county all the lands he PURCHASED
Francis Waters and John Austin rust 10 the
annuity Of hundred and twenty nve dollars during Me TO his
Elizabeth consideration Of various premises reCe
In said deed copy o which k filed marked Sc tbnt compnsn
understands that the objects Of said deed were abandoned and
arrangement entered ino bnt that said decd af trust remains
Robert and Elizabeth pariss
said Matthias nrman left tho following children bis
only heirs law to wit Emily Francis ofmsn who hl
and resides without Maryland Thomas lpmsn John
Dorman rmnn Matthias Orman Amelia Dcrman, and
William pormnn Of whom minors and rside ssr
Matthias ormau for the payment q his debts, and eor such other
the require for order ~ publication against sa
defendant and for snbpenas for the other defendants
al of whom live In Somerset county. "a
thercupon ordered this th day of February, 1885, that The
complainant causing copy this order u he inserted IN
Washington each Of four
ave weeks the twelfth April notice % said
Emily absent defendant the object and substance
Of tins b and warn her to appear IN ths court N per o. cy son
the thirteenth day u July tho
-c and show cause any she has why decree should not ys
prayed LEVIN "ooifWspt t'e'k
LEVIN w0OiFORp Clerk
Mar 7--Iawawsun
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES in ALL
fret fancy staple dry goos adapted 10 seuerd
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An fancy silks sawa merinocs, noassslnc
maniles &c, at vastly and rccenty reduced prices
price only plain ngures consequently inexperienced
buyers Overcimrgcd
Hills presented for payment monthly
Il determined purpose trade e~h
business without disturbing thu pleasant relations wh
of years"
PERRY l. BROTHER
'sCentral saores, p west building
March p-1otdW opposite Centre Market