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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-06
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SN OW DEN, SR.

MgOFFICE-No. 104, King Street, over
French's Book Store
< Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
ceived at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow :
den's Office, corner Of King and yal streets,
over J. Owing's Dry Goods store.
mm-TERMs OF SUBcRIPrIoN-Sixty cents
per month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates
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~
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
L tSaturday Nornir1g ne1t, tic 7th instant, at
10 O'Clock, in my warero0m, corner Of king
and Water Streets I shall offer for sale Va
ried Collection Of Household Furniture, such
as Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Safes, Lounges, Hat
Racks, Bedsteads, Washtubs Wood and Hand
saws, one Secretary and Book Case, &c.
Also $50 large and small wooden Chests suit
able for clothes chests, tool chests or packing
boxes and many other purposes. Terms Cash.
oct st
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VICTOR BECKER. o1
v PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR

Y PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR.
Will attend promptly to the Tuning and Re
pairing of Pianos, Melodeons Accordeons, &C,
&c, Orders will be received at Mr. Robert
Relps Book Store, No. 81, King street; with
Mr.. John IL Parrott, and at Y. BIS residence,
y. Becker also offers his services and long
eynerience in the business, to persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing the advice OF an ape
and misunderstanding ap4-u-
NTOTICE.-All persons in my debt will please
" make prompt payment either to me or to
T. A. Brews. All bills Of mine thst are 81 n35 OF
the hands of an officer for collection All per-
sons having claims against me win please pre- e
sont n an1ea3 once HENRY r. DAVIS
Alexandria, Va, Sept. IS, 1865. sep 5l3-lmr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-06

r ARGE GOVERN MENT SALE OF TIM
IL BER, LUMBER, AND ABATTlS In
THE DISMANTLED FORTS AFRO ND
WASHINGTON CITY.
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INSTRUCTION ON TIE
u -
PIANO, GUITAR, HARP AND IN VO-
.r..s CAT M USlC. .i

CAL MI UOlC.
The undersigned, after an absence of six
wears, again presents himself to his friends and
the public generally, for giving instruction on
the above named instruments and in vocal
music. =,
nlaa % annlv at eth er Mr.. French's or Mr.. En-
twisle's Book Store, on King Street, and at the
Journal and Gazette offices: ,rn
sep lift .---JOhN 7: o- onAIl l.
NOTICE TO TOsHIPPERs;-F through e!
~ from Lynchburg and Alexandra to Balti-
more, via Orange and Alexandria and Baltimore
Railroad, without change ofcars.
On and after THU RSDA9, 2lst INST! 1relgnts m
will bereceived and forwarded to Baltimore by
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,o
For through2receipts and further information
apply at Freight Agents Office.
""t 10 General Freight Agent.
i VIM II. MCCAFFERTY, .
son 22-1m IL General Superintendent.
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Educational.

1HE UNDElOIVNED lila YINU hiD
h large experience in teachingin in Winchester,
and at other points in Virginia, purposes to open
in this city, at the northeast corner Of Wash.
ton and Duke streets, on the first OF October
next, a school for the instruction of limited
number Of boys, in the Classics. Mathemat-
les, and English branches ..
Further particulars may be learned by ap-
plication to him, at No. S. corner Of Washing
ton and Queen Streets Alexandria.
sep 2l-1m* CHARLES L. POWELL.
\ LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
N No. 81, Washington ST., Alexandria, Va.
This school will be opened for the reception
Of pupils at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday the
18th Of September.
The Principal will teach Mathematics, An
Branches. Bran !; Mrs. ANNA S. GE0RGE, the
Elementary Glasses; Prof. G. w. sCHUER-
MAN, Music-V ocal and Instrumental.
The course of instruction will be thorough
bestowed upon the disciplinary studies-Spell-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography, sc.
Terms-per quarter of the scholastic year: pay
able in advance
Elementary class..... ........'..9 Ply W w
Junior Glass. II oo
Board and Washing. oz oO
NJ Muso ct and y hoaern Rs Languages at Professors
charges .@
sep 6-tf K KEMPER, Principal.
DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS
= for the reception of BOARDING and DAY
PUPILS the 18th Of September. The course
of study will be thorough, embracing all the
branches Of q finished female education. In
the Preparatory Department every effort Will be
made to secure for the young thorough
grounding. Music and French will receive es-
pecial attention. A Professor Of Music will be
employed for advanced pupils. A competent
Instructress in Music will also be engaged, rem
dering this desirable accomplishment less eX-
pensiVe for beginners and others who prefer
joining her class. French alone will be spoken
in the Recitation Room during certain specified
hours, and rigid attention will be paid to pro
nunciation throughout the whole course. Gold
and Silver Medals and Premiums will be award
ed at the close of the session as usual. For cir
culars, containing terms, &C.. apply to
MISS E. B, CARRIER,
sep S-tf No III, Queen ST., Alexa., Va.
A LEXANDRIA sCHO0L-The School for
IN boys formerly conducted by the Messrs.
Kemper will be reopened by the undersigned
on the, 18th September, in the large and COM
Portable room, on the S. E. corner Prince and
Fairfax streets.
Terms, per quarter OF the scholastic year:
Payable in Advance
Elementary class, 5000
o; {. 15N0
DEL. KEMPER,
augl2-tf w. D. STUART, NJ. a.
YXTENTW ORTIZ FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the 18th Of Septemb Der: Circulars may be
obtained from the principal 1onn
iv3l-tf ALBERT E. BASSFORD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-06

INVENTIVE ORTIZ FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office;
The duties Of this institution will be resumed
on the 18th Of September. Circulars may be
obtained from the principal.
jy 31-tf ALBERI Ii. BASSFOkD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

Y1RIBUTE 70 THE BRAvE.--WE, THE UNDERSIGNED
Dun.crnissicn6d officers and pifsta Of Company L,
Twenty NTH regiment Of cavy New York Nounteers, NJ
testimony irs lieutenant uorto hangia-
rot and with the 10 that Patriotism ard bravery may re-
sentiments . ~
lis hravcryas soldier testod upon the battle ned) " not
doubted lie has Il and chcered where others
followed: stood by as Wien dnger va a. hand dung ns
This brpf Il s Ia all that patriot ana
soldier could desire, sndwc remain, p.ctfuiy hs
comrades in arins Orily sergc.nt Harry barclay Scr
Cegnts Ambrose Austin. James Olmseac, August Hund
John Keesar and A. cnmm,.ss cogp9r.s T. Larr1n a
prvucy O. r. Nichols j. H. Hsrtough.J y. Brady McQuace
Carroll Brn,' Jo-as u nrnne W sl srown 10
Aree Z; r HeKene, T W. VI grosn VIM ,, sr.nwhi,s 4,
Rice j. d. Edwards c. Morris, j. weksr, X Reed Wat
son, j. Gipson, W. Pehlck ~ Fuller, r. schn.se, VoSc
The many friends OF Lieutenant hangarot WIN Be very
happv learn his temporary u the city This
the field for over three and very
popular among certain classes In this city.
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AID
~ Assessmenls, - Chambers street, Ne~ iorA, Jan. y

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND.
~ Assessments, - Chambers street, he~ YORK, JAN 2,
lSG6
Notice to 10 Is hereby gwen that the
rolls oil u. re- md personsi .s u q th. city and
county Yo IS5 viii bc OPEN Tor inspection ana
review from ana after Monday, Jlnus 6 and viii
main open till DIV OF April 1885, FOR the correction
Of errors and equei ton OF the assssnenh 81 INC
aforesaid real pcisonl e te 81 The city and county "
New YORK All pefsone believing thrnsl.s y be sggrieved
must aprl To the Commissioners during the pc.
rod above onca In order u ootin the rsti peyided
By law. II such application BE- made u RI ton 70 nc
Assessed valuation or the real cst,te " must ne madc
in writing stating the ground Of o5ecton thereto.
and t,e rcilpou the Commissioners shan rIsmine into
The complaint ani IT, 10 thsir judgment, the asses.
nent Is they sh cluse IN re 70 be corrected
n such made In relation 20 tie lsseSed yru
lion of ,hc peraorl estate the applicant sba be examined
nader q IN sid who SaaH lie author
zed TO suc oath and nlnis toeir Judgment
Inc they shall the TO be-
and Ak the anoun OF such n as they
believe just, and cncsre te decision thereon within
thirty days after snch arplc.on shah have oeen mode u
No reduction shall be made b. the Board 81 SUPER
visos any real personal estate imposed
under ths act uRiass III appoar unaer os anirtaa
ton the parry was unebic to aiteod within
tie perici prescribed the ecoa of Lxes by
O; scknss5 Absence from the city.
]; ". ALLEN, lconmhssloners Of
G. Is. WoODRUFF, Ipnd Assessments.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A mems, Union Prossivs Association, No. held Al IS
.. sss sy % 90
;s s .s. ns ssss c .sy
mem not n.msss psee.,,s uni9ns
sas s1 81 e s ssss
om the books Member. are .e non and y S1s
: :ss S assa "l ~ sss@ sSsoS
HERMErIcAh RAEHELrnE nERsE 1ls,.s ,l BAR r.
valuable .s q dealers in oil .h.ssy ana . b swscs
q =. sn snS o ssw under | sn
pi'aa0n a. the once o. S Lac treasurer
KE,anTs OF ST rATRicK..rHE KNIGHTS ,, OF ST ST.
brother knsas aossph Tally Esa az oo r an
street " order q taa Presidens IL DCrFY secretary
NfAYoE's OFFICE. NEW YORK, JANUARY. 1855
=" NOTICE.
Sofi0I WHO III REQUIRE 70 liz vAccINAtgp pAA'o''
VIII be ~ & t. Tnsps Y
s.na1nos and -, aa, r Tsrsns yhs
ion 81 'e
&c Ese S.s, Iy;lesa ss
rse ycrs It Is "ccoiiInsy recon ened that who
not operation whin that period, should
S SsSs YORK 61sPENsARY located the
o. TIE EAEEN pIsPESsARy /. located a, the corner Of
Tss sas iId ss sssF =. the
" s Es'i !: :ss 81
svcll.c.
The NORTHEASTERN DIspEEsAnY Is located ut the
corner ol ei.tynrSt street ard Lexington aveaue
g. GODFREY GUkfHER, Mayor.
MAMMOTH CATTLE--ON EXHIBITION, TIE COLuM
WI bus md Amercus the largest pair o ever rsed
In the world futted " j. w. Storms, q. Lasr ingc
county, New York together with cr o.heI very
lne Cattle also q splendid Cali VIII be txle,sd Tor sx
or Ell .ht days only 5 Fourth b. Tten twenty
seventh and Twenty ghth streets. Oen day and evening
MOUNT VERNON TAxES.-JoHN G. RAsKiN, TIE
w orly art cried collector Of the village OF Mount YER
cho. district No Eastcesar, VII b. = snish
grata store .3 Grand street. on AoniAy JAnn.ry ~
WALKS DAVID QuACkEkHuSlt, Pre- iiden 1T Village. .
SAMUEL r. JEANlNGS, Prtst hd. Of Edueauon
1EoUNT VERNON TAXES --TAXEs OF MOUNT YER
nj non W.s. and Central do, Wakefield w xhngtonvfi,
and county may be pd on Monday jan - At Grand
NA0 A-'' Join s. Yoke, General Collector.
q. MILLER, School Cole t,r.
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THE COMING DRAFT.1 ,, NOTICE TO ALL ALL
COUNTY we commss on vonss1s h.S.
that further call likely b made By the rresens
srsa. complaint has been maas tina. the quotas
that no rorS expected except BY o. the
although sppes have Hitherto been made citizens 70
4 evident that This duty mus. be performed BY the pub
nf ny Of a1' and Of
has % the ssreuissn labor Il
No viii b. spared to make this correction thorough
and both 70 the people and se aS
proper standard every citizen alike 70 himself
and his neehbor 70 assist in ihs work -, :. ,..,.
~ IL, n 81 q os s @
rci wi be prnsd and furnished 70 every enrolled citizen
Of The ward or election district.
exemp, have made that they did not they enrolled
and hence did not attend to having their names taken fon
also afford he for s.TSes to
to that those liable and no, enrolled shall be put
Every person enrolled . requested TO ala in the gssa.o
labor which have undertaken, b. complying with the fo
Whenever name appear, q any Person who T. mot en-
Provost Hsrsai OF the district BY any person may
cosnnant Of the fact in order that the same may be ro
2 /. so
9sSais ace that the ssms may 5s stricken from the ro
9ai a:r! and rs:ordcd where orS.Ty ssasps,s I,
tos Any that the person Indicated u not
resident described notice should be given az the Provost
~ should s. q the az
BY the exempt person himself that thc name my % sckon
tn. following are the causes Of exemption
]. Over forty Ave years OF aEc. fm
5 BEING AN allen and having voted. -
Having furnished . substitute In anticipation Of Ins
s Having bsen drsned and furnished substitute.
8 Having heen drafted and paid Communication. -
Having been drafted and received certificate of'ea-
8 icing permanently physically disqualified ...
Having served two years In the army or nag ou'ins
In addition TO tile pcssbs, every enolsd man
..ssrn :n,.Ii:a men n ssv en- ,AS Sss
who should be enrolled.
A. uis IL ero 70 correct and increase the enrol
%as 20 and al question, ~hSS may
them, aud ill declining 70 answe or giving insso
answers, render themselves Liable 70 Arrest anu uPso
This IL probably the last attempt wht win be- made 70 So
cure correc, enrolment OF the county New IA
county IL absolutely required. s,,-.-,,,o, a.
The government oliriis have evincA dspos,uon ~ ~
THEREFOR. s1 ss pub
lie who most concsracd this effort 70 .c,a. .ro
enrolment prove shove, and furtha escss:s Nv ssrn
rs.ponssle' aud thsy win have none but themselves %
blame - -
NsfTnEwr GaESSiS. Gomp;rolsr.
WILLIAM y. WEED. supervisor.
VILLA! + sssMsS4 ssysT!;y.. .,,. ,.,.,,
ORfsON BLUNT, Chairman Of COMMITTEES
GEORGE OPDykE, Auxiliary Member.
NEW yoaK Dec Z, ISIS
vyrANrED-uYIrED STATES GOLD CcCPONs, DUE;
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MATRIMONIAL.

An TNrRIJrGpNT AND INTERESTING YOUNG
IN widow possessing warm heart and sncction.fe dsspo-
s,llon wishes of gentleman Of ike qua-
ties and some means with view 10 matrmony Address
Mrs. H. II. Lee, Post ONCE.
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TllcyTiAgbts EXTENSION SOFA AND PAELoR
Rid ~ entirely different fun TIE coni'non spft bel
st, d has ECU spring uhtr,s, etsils be made
suasn barge 10 sut The space. ~ Dieocksr street.
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FURNITURE.

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
Piauofoie cot $50 viii lie soil fOr s32j; one brau
Ia parIar suit cot s3fs for sag do Tor Sis also
hot If Parior, BED Dom and pning Room Furniture ~
great saccc Inquire at o West Eighth street.
Avenue M.s.#~N #.t + Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE Will RI DELIVERED by THE. RIGHT
n Rev Pkh0p Baylay, ~ ths Cooper institute 81.
nesday ersnns feeIary V ander ,e aqspes Z. nc New
The urocards 10 spphs IN aid ~ Catholic Rerorn
tory Fubeet~ll,e Power Of Preludbv.- JOHN HAYES.
IN ,irus1n Michael Mcdonald and r. r. Haughev, sccreta.
=, TTos CARROLL Treasurer Tkes my b. obttn,1 "a
Catholic churches the Catholic book sores u any OF
Lh. members of the Association
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N On 0nO-CAsII. PARTNER WANTED To
SZU.VUV enter In an " est. blshed manufac'ure
and bbltR business; sausfcton and best refer
euces given AMI r,qured no agents need sysy Address
john. Herald slice.
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Snn nnn CfGARS-AT LESS THAN PRESENT
DtItt.DtJU 10 nnanuf tcure: prices from SO 70
s0l thou sand An examination ~ solicited y. CHEbk1s
ascnt ~ Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

yHyANrED-AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WITH FROM
w sSUtp$8O 10 she safest aud hes, business the tity
good Tor any party ooking for business Address
Business Herald Office
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EOTICE.-AKY PERSON DESTROYS TO SELL ON
IN yrchase Real Kstae will call and see our ist For
ehe-kew York property In Eleventh. Twelftb Fourteenth,
frtcen.h Twenet Twcny.nishtn,, Th.rioth TEifty
seventh Crosby and Siuyvesint streets Also o. egat
three story hi basement brown lion IN Egty-
fourth street will Exchange frosyn property -f,r sale
Chatcn Atlantic Willow woughDy Livingson, s'chern'
erhogn Ham IL Warren aud ctr cts; PLtnai, uis,
Tpmrkins and DcNeb avenues at tc,s 10 sui he ttnes
YARNS IN orsng. Ulster and Rpcsanl Counties, New York
Connry - N the iEren river 10 exchanged; Farms
On Long Leland abJ New irrsey ur 81. exchange.
WHARTON BROS, ~ Brvadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

T1NlaHTs OF ST. PArRIcK.-THE KNIGHTS OF ST
n Patrick are requested 70 attend the funeral 81 ts .,s
brother Knight Joseph Tally, ESQ., at oeok tins tSun
day. ofternoon from his resicec TO- East Forty An'n
street. by order Of the Presdent u DCFFf Secretary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

IHE fIELD, THE DUNGEON AND THE ESCAPE
Is the title of work now in press and will
'"oi'Iy be published by the American Publishing
.'.' at Hartford, Conn. The work embraces the
'Apenence Of Mr.. Albert d. Richardson, cores
|'''ent OF the \. Y. Tribune who, with other
respondents attempted the dangerous business
~ 'uihlng the Eicksburg batteries, during Gen.
''"u' operations in that vicinity, and who after
nj! months close confinement made his escape
travelled 100 miles through the country of the
".'' Judging from the advance sheets which
"''e hastily glanced over the work will be one
'lIins interest. Certainly the narrative is a
readable one, and we doubt not will meet
'tA a ready sale
.t;,. l', wanted in every city, county and town.
d, = VI The t. :, to canvass, and receive subscrip-
VII be offered. '''''''NN
O.. particulars address American Publishing
w. Hartford, Conn.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08
THE l4lsr REGIMENT was mustered out of

THE Hist REGIMENT was mustered out Of
service last week, at Harrisburg. On Sunday last,
aIout one hundred men Of the regiment arrived
at this place. on their way to their homes. The
boys come home Drowned by exposure, and hard
cugi by the tolls they have undergone. 1t is now
nearly three years since this regiment left this
County for Camp Curtin, nearly thousand
strong, composed the very best blood and muscle
Of the County. They mustered when discharged
but few men over two hundred OF the officers,
first commissioned, but few remain. The brave
General MADHI, brevetted Brigadier, is at home
suffering from the effects of a severe wound the
hInented WATKINS and SPALDING, sleep in a SOL
diers grave, dying nobly for their country. OF the
line officers and privates, many gallant soul has
been Welded mp on the field of battle.
The history of the l41st regiment is a glorious
one. 1t has suffered ON many hard-fought bat
e-teld and its tattered colors have been riven in
many desperate conflict. At Charlottesville, at
the Wilderness, at Gettysburg and in the recent
battles before Richmond, it has been conspicuous
Ion gallantry, and for its heavy losses
The returning members deserve to be honored
and remembered for their bravery and the gallant
ly with which they have upheld the cause of the
country. We bespeak for them the respect and
after time will be, that they followed the flag of the
lAst regiment through the battles Of the Great
Rebellion
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08
fesal.

SHERlFF'S SALE.---By virtue of a writ
Aof FL Fassued ont of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Bradford county to me directed and delivered will be
of Towanda, SATURDAY, JUNE H. 1865 afsl O'Clock
p m the following described lot situate in West Bar
ngton u . and bounded as follows north by land of
c, 4. Merry, east by land OF Mary Henson, south by
lands of Mary Henson and Alonzo Beach west by land
of w. Phelps. Containing 40 acres Of land, more or
less about acres improved With log house and tew
fruit trees thereon
seized and taken in execution at the suit OF the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania vs.. Abraham Steel
ALS0-0ne other piece Of land in Canton twp. bOun-
ded on the north by land of j. E. Bullock east by Troy
st. south by land of Henry Morgan and F Black, west
by land of Harding & Lee Contain g one half acre
more jr less, all improved with one small framed build
ALSO-One other piece of land in Canton twp boun-
ded north by land of c. A. Krise east by land of II II.
and j. E. Whitman s. l.. Gill oft and the estate of VIM.
H. Morel deceased tho south by land OF WIN. II
Braine and west by Troy street Containing about one
sixth of af Of land, be the same more or less all
improved, with one framed shop and one framed barn
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of S. ".
and D. F. Pomeroy Co., to use of Charles q Manley
VS.. Darius Manley, A. s. Manley and F. &. Manley.
ALS0-The following described piece or parcel of
land situate in Columbia twp, bounded north by lands
of Alfred Furman east by land Of James Strong south
by land of Wm. H. McCIelland, et all and west BY land
OF said Alfred Furnan et al Containing l60 acres OF
land more or less about l40 acres improved, with
framed house two framed barns and two apple orchards
thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of s. NJ.
J. B. Gustn
ALSO-The following described lot, piece parcel OF
land situate in the Troy boro bounded follows on the
north by lands of b. 5. Dart, east by Canton street,
south by lands of d. F. Pomeroy and Widow Crppiu,
west by land of D. F. Pomeroy Containing 4 acres.
be the same or less, all improved with brick
house, framed house and few fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of H. II.
Fitch to use OF Eleazer Pomeroy VS.. S. II. Fitch.
ALSO-The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in the township OF Wyalusing bounded NORTH
by lands lately owned by Benjamin Stafford decd,
east by land of John Howard, south by the Susque
hanna river and west by land of D. w. Brown. Con
tanning three acres less, all improved with
old dwelling house and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO One other lot piece or parcel OF land situate
in Wyalusing twp. bounded on the north and east by
lands OF Mason Brown, south by land OF D. W. Brown,
west by lands of Chester and Jackson Hollenback.-
Containing 80 acres OF land, more or less all improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Harrison
Black Treasurer &C. to OF School District OF Wya
usng Township VS., L. P Stafford. admr. of L. Whit
ney decd. -
J.MONROE SMITH,
Towanda, May IL, 1865. Sheriff.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

MAD DoG.-A dog, exhibiting all the symp-
toms Of hydrophobia, passed through this place on
Sunday week, biting several dogs, he passed
The Town Council have very properly passed an
ordnance requiring all dogs to be muzzled, pen
atty Of death.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

Hs8- We are informed that the Elmira
hoilng Mill Co, by reasons of the high prices of
labor and materials and the low price of that
mactured article, have resolved to suspend opera
tons III their Merchant bar Mill until the 10th day
Of Jsly next
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

Cooley FOR JUNE.-The contents of the
'me number of Cooley are more interesting and
beautiful than ever In addition to the handsome
.'ored fashion plates, it has the monthly services
t numerous distinguished contributors This
number contains the third chapter of Poor Rela-
u"ns' by Marion Harland A trip in the Street
f. by Delta Cupid versus Kerosene,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

PETROLEUM on THE APALAcHIN.-It is said
that there are very conclusive surface indications
OF the existence of Petroleum in the Apalachin
Valley and so great is the confidence Of the citi
zrs of that region in this opinion, that lands along
the creek are rising rapidly in value. A company
from Bmghamton are already on the ground and
are preparing to sink well.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-08

seA- The wheat and grass crop are spo-
ken OF all through the country as having improved
IN growth much during the past two weeks The
weather. IN every respect, has been best adapted
to produce most luxurious harvest of these STA
llnS