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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

"MoRK CAVALRY WASTED."-Co,. S. II. Xix, 81
N. Y. Cavalry, commences at once TO raise his new
regiment, authorized by the Secretary of War aud
sanctioned by Gov. Morgan. See advertisement In
another column Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

BOARD OF CoClc-IEiS.-Ihe Board Of Counci!
men, last evening passed upon large nnuber Of
papers, but they were generally os no public inn
porance. The Controller reported that for the fort
night ending Oct. /, theFe had been pad from the
Family Aid Find, g., ,6i, ~ 5ll36 iaui Zee. COM
pusing IL 1J8Gdus, and u ,a5- "a iiren. kelDll-
iiOns werea aopisd 20 procure temporary location
for Hose No, T.; 70 build new tuck for Look aud
Ladder No.J; - bald lou-e for Hook and Ladder
No. ,; 10 Cpeu Ouc.huudtd-and-fenth street. from
Br1s1,cay 10 Hudson sreet; 70 pair steam en- ins
" Al. and 10 build iefs II FOOT Of One-nludred'
and.seveuioonih street, T. aflpm River Ro-o,uions
were coneuued II, 70 buit litF at Tool oi hi-';'
eighth street, \. *. 10 rebuild Io.e Carriage No.
ar ard 70 donate - 3 to tie Union Reformed Dut,h
Church. 1 resOluj.on was lll over dJnaIius 81 0j0
20 the Sister, Of Chsnty IL charge Of the Mount a.
Viacenrs lIosis 10 assi,t them iu ihe care u iho
sick and wounded ia their chara-. Tho resolution
Of the Board If hdernen relative g Tie rode npt
of the Old postage currency was con ,lr ed IN. IAe
Board Adjourned 10 Monday pext.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Tie Rev. John Lord, as will be seen by advertise.
meni in another coiumn proposes to give course OF
lectures on the Progress OF Christian Civilization"
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itdveriisemeut.
AROMATIC SCHLlDAM SCUNAPs.
BnssDr Rrx, WulsKY end Wis,

The ub'cber ofers 10 the trade Ls rtook # Wines and
liquors muon below the ,rosent cot RI impofsIl
Coonny mcrcatts grocers drugsts TO- who wish p.I.
chise, had AotAf MAKE eerly npphcalioo.
UDOiPHo WOLys,
10 4 BetyersL
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8yerG.euenl

IN ISoUIMAUX FAMILY, dlrecf from the Are
tic iegioDs. brought by 6r Hal he Arctic pios cDn
- o. hrsn1II wife. AID cLd. e. t0w ou - l-nili 4
BiRSIs's ~ sgr whse the holfsnft no Asy- been isI
c-d Ia ol them ia tAr yoyaes o. haLa. Bys I
Snd otheTs vii BE- abe 20 them lof lew dsy-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

NIBLo's GARDrS.--lne re-appearance Of Gabriel
Rrvei's company GttrScted lost evening MI audience
which erowGed lir tbeaer in every part. Owing
to- tho non-arFval Of certain m,clineres The pro-
gri.mmo was varied by the Substitution Of yoi-au.
Vent" for "1he Red Gnome, and tie omission OF
the lrap6ze feats. "yolau-Yent" was plsyed with
tho usnal del gLful effect Of The Rayei troupe, the
principal part being sustained by little HlsIen ia a
manner calculated 20 prove tie utter worhles-ness
Of speech az n method Of communicating human
ideas. The Performance WIS he.rtiy npplanded.
This evening "Jocko ''is 70 be represented, with
Mr. Muzeti in hs extraordinary pait Of tie ape.
4 ballet advertisement will DO added, and tho
tabieaux OF "1he ltai.sn Brgaud."
IRyING HALL-OLD Folks CoScERT. Father
Reeds "Old Folks gave last evening the frsi Of a
series Of concerts Oh their peculiar plan at Irving
Hall. Specimens OF the church music Of the pasi
century were sung with clever elect tho costumes
and manners Of TITO vocalias adding much to the
quain, yerimiiitude Of the performance. Some
semi-burlesque limitations Of the usual style Of an-
tque psamody excited great meument and ap.
pialso. These concerts wall be repeated duIiDg the
present week.
WINTTH GARDEs.--Mr. Edwin Booth commenced
last evening the final week Of bis engagement. Tie
house was thoroughly filled, and the persouetons Of
Sir Edward Mortimer and Don Caour dc BGzan,
which are OF Dir. Booths best, were honored With
the leartiest approval o. the audience.
DRAMarIc RrADmo.-The "Myen Sisters" give
on Thursday evening next IN entertainment Of dra-
matte reading al DsdworlLs Hall, No. sO6 Broad.
wsy,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

AMERICAN BIBLE SocIErY.-The Hon. Luther
Bradish has been elected to tue Presidency Of the
American Bible Society, to fill the vacancy caused
by The death Of the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Mr. J. A. Fowler will give piano-torte Solree
Bcrry's Pisno warerOoms, NO. 90 DlO"D"S!' VI
Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Arabia
from Boston, close at the New.York Post Office a
5 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

exte,na, causes 25. There were g63 children and
lac adults. Thirty-eigbt deaths occurred in the
pubEc ips,itotions and Ia inteynen,s were made in
potters Field.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
fAdvertiseuenLl y

Everybody Should obtain PHRENOLoGICAL
ExAxISArios Of EOw.ER WELLS, No 31f Brolds ay 70
lean their talents defects, and proper occupation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

PEOrLE GENITAL DEMOcntTIC CsgNITTEE.-
TIL. BODY ntt as eveuioe at Mcpyles Be. sire %
the puspoe Of uoIr thorough .snltion iLeir rsu-is
ate lor Conlroler jude Nirba-i loAHoy .dt
i1 10 TIE proper CyGuc in9 flt cs-
Delegations were pIeseat from nssfy every ard IA
he city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

TIE 0ccIDESrAL.-Dy reference to our adyer.
tisng columns it viii be seen that new and spa
eous motel has been erected in san Francisco called
the Occidental Il is about to be opened and con
Quoted by one Of tie Messrs Leland Of the Metro
politan HoteIAf New-York. OF course under such
auspices the Enterprise hardly fail OF success.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
SUPREME corRr-orSErAr TrHs-yoyM

tuplicants f0r admission 10 practice mnst state II
thir isvs when nsxirg application, hat they are et
sens o. the Usod States, Iesiaeats VI the City Of Nsv
lara
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

DFw0CnATIC JEFFERtOSIAs GENERAL CONMlT.
TFK-A Iaeefias q tus ColI.aer l. "a lot evrn-
irys Nughrs iio'o Nfoad@ly Ar TlYmis dc,ped.n boo
the chsr MI b. Connolly i I-d f,f Coution- -r.
sro NJ Richard OCor. .Or Corfcfrion Com s-i llr
De.ertts iou tvs firt H.th and 0i4teeah Wals w.4.
olcw Az li 4.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

COURT or cONaON PLLAS-GEyTR,L TznS-Sov "
Before judge Dam, BRADY, snt hiLFoS.
DECISIONS.
Waterbury ag'. Scott; Berefict sgi. Danningi
Fisher at MsrviG. McCs1c ast n5A.;er.-Judsnsas o.
nffu-.
Erg,msst Far-i-c'on.-Judsusrt reversed.
Prtchsrrs sgr FtnIiqu-s -Judgmen: reversed 80 Hs~
sria ola,red CO.'S o. stiie event.
hlcAuan sgt D. Nayor 4c.-Slms decl ION.
tiresory a2t N. Mayor &c.-Sirne irci,!Jn a.,
Rich -r at McHgrsy.J seme4t reysne5, eos;'io aie
event IA,
N-,.kirt ast Beows-Judsueu, reduced $40 - .rd AZ
drued .or residue. il l5at costsf1 ci.h.r patty -.
efs-fs Bfamsou; Bos aort sst stue-Osasri oisfe
c a form .iEllned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

COrRroF GEN rRkL SIS >IOSS-Soy. lo.--nsfOr' Jais'
MccUNH 4.
William Green coored, tried ard convicted o.
p-,i, larceny cn,crcsito the Psiiorsy fof HI m'I'
ard 70 pay a Sne oi > 81. ~ o. "A,
Richila Boaien Indicted ior the murder oi ANc9 -
t,tros. yeasi guilty 20 daughter IN he fonisa a-s'
and vas grmsui.d 'ur sentence. "a, ,.,.,,,s
Wul Colhufu red for assault AMI battery .nu h,..rr
I'm Tho Galls her was convicted Of ssaaii aud paH'
EenAnls 4 ioI .oltepco.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11


BULLS HEAD-Moaday, Nov. 10.-The beef cat
lie market opened this morning in Fory-foudh
street with about A, 600 head in the sale pens and
the number was increased 10 about 800 head during
the forenoon. The average quality was not as good
20 last week indeed frat cl.ss bullochs were scarce,
aud undoubtedly sold higher than last Monday. and,
during the forenoon at least, we think Nesiern
cattle generally sold better The trators VINO tried
10 avoid the Government tax last week came 10 their
senses to-day, and sad nothing about It, and this
made business work better. The repudators Were
not willing TO see the list Of their names pub ished
which we Dad obtained and intended TO prIut if they
had not backed down from the disgraceiul position
they took last week. TIE scattering arrivals OF stock
during the day lad bad effect np0n tIade, rs a.
good many large buyers We're induced 10 wait, and
this gave the Darkot the Appearance Of slow sGes
and grosuect of having ~ unusual ,age proportion
Of tie buOcks left Tor ihe closing day, and Ne
think prices OF medium quality Lot nigh tuis
afternoon as in the mOmiu :, aud we ase sure that
inferior solts do hot sell well the supply OF that
kind teing very larC-. good many OF Ds class sell
at prices mat are Ony equivalent 10 do!, 10, AID
some stl lJwer. Ine graf bulk wi.l s,i az b.,
and the b,st at Ssc AID a small number Of ,upe-
nor qualify al &c pOund for the LIT weight OF beef,
seller sinking oia, or what, al Boston, ia calico
tbe iitn quAt-T.' The weather 10 1t ~ 10 b-iG-
tisul, wh ca greatly in favo OF the brokers, whore
cattle have su.iercd seriously In the long coli Ura,
aud we have DO OOubt viii tell teyeral dollars ii
head les than tley would If all tie week bad beea
as iair to-day. Some droyers say hai they iould
almost impO-sije 10 feed their clie and that the
yaras were deep 10 au0w and mud that The poor
| brutes cOuid nOJ lie down. I:is fatigue and va
OF proper food aud drink, while pinched wlth the
cold, coming II oid, tuddrnly ~ has undoubtedly
made he cattle look lrts valuable, aud 10 toe c9n
eumer Ihey really %. Taxing this sbiiaksge
iutO account, presume tlat tue market is Det-
Ter for OwLep than II vfe week ssO, though
butchers GENERALLY consider II stUu, au average a
fourth cent higher. 'ine arrivals Of live hoss Gro
flush, and buyers looking for d do;ne. Arrivals VI
sheep aud lambs light to-tay, aud puces better.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number Of deaths
Ser the week ending Nov. 10 was 800, decrease Of
~ SINCE the last report. From acute disease there
were 100 deaths, hom chronic dssase l26, and from
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

SUPREME COURT-srsonL Tzau.-Nov TO- - B.fcs
justice iLKIlkc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

A GESERous HAcKxAs.-Ws don't often meet
with one Of those characters in New-York, hut the
editor Of The NorraK Gazette has been more foftu-
nate. For the benefit Of the travelling community
and the compassionate Jehu, we copy the story:
GENUINE EoBLEaAs.
Returning home from Phi sdephia last thursday evening
Ee hao or fellow passenger poor broken emaciated
soldier too weak 20 s eec aud 20 FIR gone ia
Physes constitution to give little hope for ausht than
n possioe arrival AZ his home In Bottom with the breath Of
HE not extinct lie accom- panied by Kind matro4
who though No relation Of the saerer
woma AID hal IL the pity Of her 70 attend
bis passage home 20 die II was pteous fght and but
type Of hundreds have seen the plst year OF
course an object OF such interest the sndere SYM
pstnes Of ali benoden We proered such aid a. We cod
and arrival al the wharf in NewYork smpted ue,otis
tions with various carriers ior passage for ysd up
che New Hsven ~ the boy destitute Of uouey A.
vel broken down In health trsd to 40 far touch The
pity of of the hzckcrye get him conye s an
honest price. While chaG-n0y With the crowd VI stepped
frsnL and hone.ocking driver who stanine to the rama
ton responded. IN take the poor fos ~ there
for nothing. csniei juS such up It night bat
giess shst lose nothing" No tbOggh. dear fellow.
s1ch true nobility oi nature sbs lot Jesuit Ia loss 20 sou
help g. demanded bis card su6 Lego it is:
WILLIAM RYDER
Proprietor u Carriages Noe. % Z 10
Stable B Lawrsrcf st.
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The Nev-York Ice Co agi Radford ct al.-Jcdg.
me for ria milf roverrglog wihou. costs in
leave g. ,ndan's answer NAu tep dy. see ofl'
Conrad p. gentuteu tgt Gssrze iivps- -pemuriH pvt, %
ruled wiki cot VITA leayc 10 Winn ten y A,sf
The notice 90 payment II cot. oi denUIer Otherwise sf
ment Tor pia.nt4f aomuIFv., wlih cost..
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Proprietor of Carriages hos. 23 Z 10
Stable 96 Lawrence St,


We are very much obliged to the Norwaik editor.
He has discovered genuine diamond in the rough,
ander the unpromisins garb Of a New.York hack
man. If any Of our readers want ride, We think
they may employ Mr. Ryder, and run no risk Of
beng oyercharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

SUPREME COURT-CH,NrlRs --NoT l0.-Bef'r. JcHSs
tLEkAE.
DEClAIOS.
In re stephen 4. Williams agt. Phebe Js,e
Motion 20 a,ids report or '-'res dstee F'E'
ou' cost. md writ Of hehess corpus ti-gh hsE.e1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11


command left OIL, Sunday evening for Fortress Mon
roe, on board the transports Cahawba, City of ith
PocabonIas, and United States. They are to await
fhe movements OF Gen. Banks. The following de-
tails have been made for recruiting service in this
city:
Prom the 69h Reg,nsnt-Cspt Sullivan, Cspt. Butler
Csy. Coonsn CAPT lynch
'Vr,rs ins sh Rogimsut-Capt Rogers Cspt. McCabe,
Lieut. pla w. L. u Norfissey
From the 6tb RsEr.eD'-Csp.. 0B,ien, Capt Croyylsv
Lieut. Dempsey
Prom the 7th Regimeui-csp, o'Reily Lieut. Hslrht
Lieut. Be-tis Lieut.. OSuiiysn, Lieu. ObI.cn, Lieut.
Cooper
Assistant Sugeon Hssb-ouck of the lsib. and Ad ltsut
foggEy Of the oJth will respectively mastering snd
IN ptcting officers.
1hs recruiting service IN the City Of NsvYork viii he
der the 0perysioa Of Major Meehsn 5h Il. gmer 60 whom
al recrung officers will eud KY repous 70 be forward
ed 10 the b1ga di, f-Oenert commanding.
Occurring officers Of the x geut wherever stetoDed
will hoWevar report 10 Col NJ X. Bryan 90 aibary. Capt
Ton DIV of tbs ath Regiment detailed TO recruit In the
City Of Buffalo,
The stai Of Gen. Corcoral is as follows:
CAY. J. J. B,odgsit, 4. 4. 9.
Sapt J. 3 Kirker, Brigide Qusr.oTmoser.
Lieut.. ". J. ka1e. A. ID. {.
Lieut. John Tracy, jr., A. .. c.
Lieut. q. 2. CJunoly y. 4. ID. G.
Lieut. y. Huches a A. ID. c.
Lieut. Van Courtlsnd' 4. A. ID.
Lieut. Winter bJthan, a. a. D.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA,-Srsci.L TkEs-Nov IA
b.fre Jgd,o ii.lTos.
DECISION
Fowler agt. .Iohngon, tSc.-Case se't,ed.
sh..h,n ,st Elbeas.-Menoran5An Nith C.crh
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land uI'IeI @ llS IOI fUr
amounts AID charge the to te appropriation for tne
Construction oi haricm b.idxe."
Supervisor Ely moved to bmcud said resolution hy s,rkng
hofron the alton Tor tho Coussioatrs belonging
D., " Msschester County.
Which was lost
And The resolution u reported wpS sdopted
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o Harlem Bridge.
ton, Ifutf 10 tie thifd secop Of the Act ~ aucni
consolidate sid fsduoe tho sIion. relative
lhr ,osfaan scnDois 81 fL, ty Of NeNt oA" reporting
estimate - rlr amount aud above tie ecit a
the hrrnih secio oi iho sst ct which will BE- quire
auuug fLe year ms 0f ,he II Eeeg t4f
annual ci puhc ins rucioi Ia iHI city
anr In L-I. La nL a. anl.L. ana InnliaL. Ln ihn
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Board 1. therefore entitled 10 call for." it3 81 63
Nh.h wa received aad referred TO tho Committee on Aa'
81 I res. -
"a nmnnicstion also receyedfrom the Auditing tom
tee created parsuin. to see,u 60 Of the -. entitled IN
to atneid a. Act enil.d An Act 10 establish Netropp-
Pcice nia,ct AMI provide oE the q eminent ine
paced AYul 10. 1850, su0Dtns Ger, ncate Of - u
,c and Appotionment 81 ezpo for the support Of the
-l-- - 49,
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10000 90
- - - -
sl.i90O0 0
1913 e38 90
l8, 38 90
I'd 6stiaa ate q
s2i5,02O "a
243031 "a
285,g6 "
- - -
p5IG,iso D.
60.sa 70
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msy M necessary for any other purpose au'
Ihl.- LID hu .i.i -

Making tho total arpou.. asked dfor...sl4 5000 b.
BY the ha,i. allowed in the setnle, the Boud I
woad b. entitled to call eo............ 14G3 s3s 90
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7Legal.
:Wf r0URT OF PENNA. EASTERN DISTRICT.
In Equity,
Grove

i
p v5; s Coal Co. ct al Jan'y Term, 1862 ,NO26
B,r'! rce oa Decree of TIE Supreme Court of Penn
II Pua in and for the Eastern District made in the
!Van.aa' the undersigned will sell at public SALE at
sb0Te cItnae in the city of Philadelphia on Tuesday,
tie 5av of Apr 1862, at IL O'Clock, noon, the fol-
scrbed estate, property, rights and franchises
Flng lngonging to The Barclay Rail Road and Coal Com
oy "ii All that tract or body of Coal lands situate in
No. shin of Franklin, in the county of Bradford and
he vana, containing altogether 24l6 acres
s@STSr,nce bounded by lands surveyed IN the war
sgl a." r,as Of Andrew Graydon, James Shoemaker
rnee Crav John Graf, Thomas Dundas, James Bid
" N1L N Barron Jr., Andrew Tybout, Peter Edge, Geo.
De- and samuel Edge, being composed ot six. coItigu-
55s-f Of land surveyed IN the WarTntee names of
ss usSr william Hall, William Govet, Joanna Curry
o Wv and Jacob Heiltzheimer, of which about 200
2l ~ iinproYed land. On this tract, No. /, the
~si Coal Mines yielding superior quality OF semi
Br;a ms coal and the works, fixtures and apparatus
l:g coal Also, fortyone dwelling houses, and
I I'Lnilings and improvements,
a3a . Also the Rail ROard constructed by and here
~ baIonring to the said Company, 10 23l00 miles in
@o.t extending from the Coal Mines on No. l, to the
~ ranch Canal at ToWauda, in the said county OF
|,srI with the lIclined Plane Plane House and hx-
o .srae water stations, sdizgs and lands appurte-
' n the said Rail Road, with the right OF way, and
~ ~ corporate rights, powers privileges, mmunltles
sncbises heretofore belonging TO or YeSteI IN the
81! tis6 all those adjoining lots pieces Of land
NJ AO, the turmnus OF said Rail Road, IN Towanda
i'- bounded by the Susquehanna river on the east,
Itb street on the north lot OF Tracy Moore on
yanb and on the west by an Alley, MAN street ana
l lf iab Kirbv j. A. Record. E. Oyerton, Jas Harris,
Tbcma Elliott Containing l4s acres, more or less,
water Basin treStle and fixtures Tor shipping coal,
s. wiz House, Turn table, Office, barn, lime kiln, and
tler improvements thereon c,, -;......o.ro
e NJ Also another Let piece of land, situate at To-
Va ,lresad on the aforesaid Rail Road, bounded by
& S-.ra goores lot on the North (Which separates it
@ il- Yo g. by land OF Gordon F Mason on the West
G S5gtb and by the Susquehanna river on the East
az .5ining 10 acres Of land, more or less.
T5e terms Of sale will be as follows: Nos. and
I be sold together subject to first Mortgage thereon
va It'd he said Company TO Patrick Brady and Isaac
n1ys Trustees for $5OOO0 with interest thereon at
-rsr cent from September l. 1851 ,,-e.--
d and will be sold separately and clear ofincum-
US s5ao viii he required to be paid in cash at the
ne aeII Of sale On Nos and $3.50 each on Nos and
and The balance OF purchase money on ihe
ol Tue S"'' y! 'o CHAS w. BERESFORD,
Trustees, &c.
\. THOMAS SONS, Auctionesrs.
4uTilS ING2.
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DROCLAMATION.- Bradford County SIS.
L LYDIA ANN MILLER by her next friend, c. c.
Brooks GEORGE MILLER, No. 800 Sept Term 1861.
To George MillerWhereas a subpoena IN Divorce was
issued to September Term 1861 which duly return
cd non est nyentus, and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said case retrnable December Term 1861 u-
on the return of which, proof made that the said
George Miller could not be found in nay bailiwick.
This notice is therefore require you to appear be-
fore the Judges of the said Court the first Monday OF
Nay next to answer said complaint, &c.
A. II. SPALDING,
Towanda, March II, 1862. Sheriff.
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" and Butter TUBS, Barrels Casks. Churnes. Well
Buckets Wash Tubs and all kinds of Coopers work kept
constantly hand, and all orders promptly filed al
R0CKWELLs Shop, nearly opposite the Rail Road
House.
EF wANTED.-A good jOurnsymsn Cooper 70 carry
on q shop, call at W. A. ROCKWELL,
Towanda. Fet. le, 1867.
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SALE.-Bv virtue of sundry

(. THOMAS & Sons, Auctionesrs.
AuriI \ ISG2.
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ALS0-In pursuance of the PROVISIONS of the Act of
the General Assembly passed the 18th day of April 1874
Section 4st at the same time AMI place will be exposed
at public SALE the tracts or parcels of lands real estate
designated IN the following Est unless the taxes due up
ON the same are paid before that time
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BRADFORD COUNTY s.;
Subpoenas for first week returnable Monday
May 49, 1852 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for second week
Monday May 26, 1862, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
E. O. GOODRICH Prot
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CITATIONS YEAST COMPOUND
has been tried by at least half the families in this
town for the past year and has proved to be right 1t
comes in convenient packages containing 10 cents worth
One cent will buy sufficient for baking for the largest
amily. For sale at FOAP.
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N the matter Of Partition Of tie estate Of
Il John DonnoHy dcc'd late of Yyalusing totrnship.
county Of Bradford and State of PennsyirsniG.
To Margaret and Grace Donoly; Take notice, that
petition guardian of Sarah and James Donoy the Or
phans Court of the county aforesaid awarded Inquest
and Jury of Inquest will be held the premises,
18th day of April A D. 1852 between the hours of 10 L
Il o'clock ascertain whether piece of land situate in
the township Aforesaid described follows be di-
vded without injury to the whole, &c. On the north
by lands of Joseph Vanankin the by lands OF
Cornelius Bump and James McCrossan the south by
land of James Boyle and Charles Summer, and the
west by John Donnoly, Dedine HUFF and Henry Nurse.
containing 76 acres of which the said John Donuoy died
seized in fee simple. A. II. SPALDING.
ToIanda, Feb. Is, 1862. Sheriff.
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iIEegat.


l. LANDS IN BRADFORD COUNTT--Ir pursuance
of an Act Of Assembly passed the 18th day OF March
1915 and other Acts of Assembly, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, Mt the Commissioners Office, ia Tuwanda
Borough, the I'd MONDAY In JUNE, 1861 the tracts
Of unseated land described In the following list unless
the taxes upon the same are paid before that time
No, Acres Warrantee Names. Taxes
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T ICENSES. Notice is hereby given, that
IL the following applications for Licenses have been
filed in the Office of the Clerk, and the will be pre-
sented to the Court of Quarter Sessions Monday the
9Th day Of Nav next
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County IS

DROCLAMATION Bradford County IS.
l. DANIEL E. WESTBR0eE VS.. JULIETTE WEST.
BROOK, No. $40, Dec. Term, 1861.
To JuGette Observation-Disclosures subpoena in Divorce
issued to December Terra, 1861, which was duly
returned inventus and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said case returned to Feb Term 1862 up
the return of which, proof made that the said Ju
lfette Westhrook could not be found in my baiwiek.
This notice therefore TO require you appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday Of May
next to answer said complaint, &c. ~
A. II. .SPALDNG,
Towan1a. March IL. 1862 Sheriff.