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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

IRISH POPLIk6,
FRENCH POPLINs,
in all the new colors. Just received.
FINEST GOODS IMPORTED.
Price 81 so and 8 per ward.
DOUBLE TwILLED FRENCH MBRINOs.
Magnificent assortment, in all the nov and choice
eolors. just received. Price 81 so and 81 Der
yard.
NEW PRESS GOODS
In great variety Of styles and Qualities, from 3
cents to $3.50 per yard.
JOS. J. MAY 3 co.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
- 22-fuf between 9th and 10th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

:. DEATH OF a FiRHxAr-To.day.t the fiaes ON
the engine houses are It half mast, in respec t
to The memory OF Mr. James Martin, member
OF steam Engine Go No, q OF the City Depart.
on Capitol Hill, last evening, and will be
buried tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
. INTER IS COMING

WINTkR IS COMING.
Call at ..BOYps,p 41s oth street, between ID
COOKING. PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND -
OFFICE STOVES: PARLoR HRArHRs, -
skilhul woi knen, ana warranted 10 work.
FURNACES end bATRoBES reset and made 10
work. STOVES Of all kinds repaired.
CRATES. BRICK, and REPAIRS for ell kind
Ald sizes Of stoves, constantly On hand.
OLD STOVES taken in excbange for new.
81 - ROBERT BoYD,
419ah street, eetseep and =.
n. B. Sealer Ga Weights and Measures. sezl I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
e1IOLoE WIs'Dow SHADES. .,

Rave Just received from . New York auction
house ffiy pieces Tapestry, Three ply, Ingram,
Venetian, List and Linen CARPETS, OIL
aBd OOMfORTERs. Also. On hand . large lot 81
new and second hand R9RN1rg Re ala Of which
was bought Low for cash, and will be sold Of SIN ali
advance. B. BUUHLY.
p Dealer in Furniture, &c.
30 y. ...-' 406 Seventh street,
ee l5-lm~ between @ and b sta /, east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
IlY NAGLE & CO., Auciioneer..
A EEw FEATU BIZ
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC. MIC ~
GIxsB 30,
WEDNESDAY, September Is, ISIS.
For the benefit of that splendid edifice, ST. pONI
MICS, now in course of erection in
South Washington

South Washington Or
The best riders in the District and in the neixb
boring counties Of Maryland and Virginia have
entered the lists, and Will give an exhi bition of
horsen snship teldom equalled. "
The 5th q. 9. @ :valry Band Imounted) will be n
ATTENDANCE all day.
Eefreshments served on the grounds.
Tournament 70 commence at 10 clock a. m
STEAMBOATS, leave the foot of TtA- street every
hour after = o 'cl-ck o. m.
Tickets, only 81; Children, SO Cent? sc 2, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
T-->-AEs

= A
FREEDAEN's SCHOOLS IN TIE DISTRICT OF
CoLUMBIA.-From the report Of w. Alvord,
inspector of Freedmen's schools, we gather
the following in regard to these schools m the
"The high character of thsschoos in this Dis
trlct continues, only they are greatly increased
IL number and efficiency. The public exami-
natisns slpstclosed have been thorough IN all
the branches taught, and, as the examining
comm tee and gentlemen present have testi-
lied, give proof of excellent instruction and
well advanced scholarship, especially when
we cons Ser the time these children have been
studying The best classes are rapidly en- term e
the higher bran ches, nearly 2.eUO OF them BEN z
alreaoy IN geography and arithmetic. lt viii
be notice that only 799 out of 6,552 pupils are
sui ia tie alphabet This n about the natural
nei"h.ral always commencing showing that all
quickly advance beyond these first elements
We might specify particular schools as ex :
ceiling Some have a bettersupply OF books
an d furniture than others, or occupy better
buildings. perhaps are composed. OF higher
class OF children; and special praise is -un-
called for where all have done so we'll
The buildings heretofore occupied will he
improved during the vacation. ONE ones
being erected. and al the com men cement of the
nextterm all the schools will be opened with
prospects Embarrassing success.
Number OF s ekools "a teachers 1872: pupils
655e.v -sg-- !. 81. 80 +--srF ~ - <
The above statistics do not include eight or
ten private schools in the district. taught by
colored teachers, and in excellent condition:
nor twelve night and twenty-five Sabbath
schoos. with eight schools of Industry. all in
charge OF this Bureau. having al aggregate Of
3,i7l pupils ID "a. 80 80
There are also Two schools recently COM
menced FOR me poor tenants of " Use we'll Bar
rack, and three or four classes for the various
detac hments OF colored troops on duty within
the city, or occupying the defences. All are
tau ght through the summer without vaca-
ton" Sam I'd = 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

INSTRUMENTATION has been recently
erected on 14th street, between L and X, op-
posIte Franklin Square, a handsome four.
story brick house, for Mr.. u. H Ridenoar
eohfectroner. The building is twenty five
feet front by eighty feet deep, and has water
and gas throng b ont, and all the appli-
ances OF a first-ciass house, while there are
extensive cellars. well drained. The first story
Is fitted.up as a frst-c class confectionery estab
lishment, (Ar. Ridenour having es abished a
branch of his business here,) with walnut
shffStng' and counters, and IN the rear is a
connections saloon I'D finished with m arbIe TOD
stands, mirrors, hc- With the store and saIoon
are connected extensive ovens and ics-crea 70
vaults The upper stories are Intended for
dwelling, and are Vel con eniently arranged.
the rooms being OF good size and furnished
with all the modern Improvements. This
euldinS is great addition 10 that growing
T portion OF the city. Mr.. s WISE was the CON-
tractor and builder; Rogers < Oissell. brio X
layers; 'Thos. Russell, plastsrer; John McCrls-
tai, painter and glazier; and Brown n Powers
plumbers and gas.fitters- q
On ~ street, near f street south, Mr. Pa.
trick Cullinane is having erected two two.
story buildings, the lower portions tor stores
and the upper for dwellings. The hou Sc of
MI. HermOn. az the corner of ~ and e. street.
has been thoroughly renovated, ana q new
store-room has been arranged on the lower
noor. Mr.. Charles Harmon is refitting tue
house OF MI. Goodman, on the opposite corner,
altering the lower portion TO an open front
store-room In the immediate vicinity of the
market, on Virginia avenue, near Sd street Mr.
Norment is erecting two three-story bricx
dwellings. Thus South Washington is pick
ing up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
WHILST PBKhIUM FAMILY FbeUR.

This excellent Flour am nov selling 1t reduced
prices, either in Barrels or SACKS.
. - NV. BURCHELL.
Corner Of l4th and streets,
eel1 ~ Under Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

ARREST AND ATTENPr AT REsCuE.-Yester.
day, officer w. H. Evans, of the Sc yeuth
Ward, arrested colored mau named George
Grsy, In Tin Cup. alley, upon suspicion Of
larceny. John Richmond. Charles Ford and
VIM. Hines. colored. under look 10 rescue the
prisoner. Richmond attempted to use a billy
on the officer, who. by the free use of his club
succeeded. with the aid of officer F. A. Evans
IN securing the entire party; two of them
Richmond and Hines, having their hands bad.
ly cut in the attempt at rescue. Justice Han.
dy investigated the case, aud dismissed Gray
and fined each Of the o Tiers slO for disorderiy
conduct and Richmond was ordered to pay an
additional $50 fine for carrying concealed
weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

A VALUABLE eBUILpISG Lor FOR SALE -
Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, will
sell on next Friday evening, q fiue building
lot on New jersey avenue, between ID and y
streets NORTH This location is an excellent one
for parties wishing to build.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

j. I volume; London. hensch-Mspsel Prac,
Reslenents Oonsulaires des Rtsts Maritimes,
volume; Leipsic, peUlerca. ct DE yallat; Guide
Pr .;; dss g. Son:alats. ! volume; f.ris Mo.
Paris. Moreuil-Dictionnaire dss Ohanselleries
DfplomatiQues ct Consuiaires. 2 volumes; Paris.
7 volume; LetDttc. nessbaw-Msnuai Cor Z nited
Ststes Oonsuls, volume; New York. The Unisei
volume; Msshinston; Tusol-D,itish 0on.als
De Aartens-Precie des droits ct des fonctieus 90
Atents DiSiomatfquse et Cosse lsirss = volumes
Paris And many Other valuable works on the
sane subject; on Maritime Law; on the Laws OF
Ear and eommerce; and ether branches OF
Ptplomsey and Iatsrnational Lac, Imported from
11SoDe By fRAECK TAYLOR. ses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNR

For sale or exchange for q farm ON the Baltimore
and Washington IsilIoad. a very valuable
TER AND LADIES' SALOON BTSINESS
on the popular side Of Pa. ave-, WASH np ION civ
The best location and the most complete and no o..
Mar establishment in the city. the sale equalins
91IG0 Ter snnum and the proits over 100 paf
cent. Price $500; half cash, balance to suit Ex-
penses liSht; rent low Fer further particuiars
address box 634, Post Office, Washington CITY.
DO. se % ,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF English,
"A Mathematics, &c, employed in families. who
viii resume her duties on the First Of October has
yet one two hours per day at her command
Address TEACHER, gao 9Th ct. sc 2l-eost'
AQ6 ,,HAEDs0ME PAINIINGS 1OG
TWo rTNr MI 70 TNTINcS "a 60
jects Charity. and Widows Mite On sale for
cash at j uARKRITERS,
No. 4S6 Seventh street. els hit doors .
SOFA 3wA above Odd Fellows Hall
N Ew n USI o.
Large assortnent Of all the NEW MUSIC. pub.
lisbed by Northern Houses. lately receives by ms
to which We invite your attention.
MUSIC NEATLY BOUND
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL
..-y -. JOHN r. ELLIS,
SOo Penna, av.. 10Th street,
se32t SOle Depot OaickerfnR Pianos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Pmeeu-On Satur.
day, letters Of administration We're issued to
Charles Rous> eau on the e-tate OF Eva Run.
pert; bond $1,000. 80 -- r'
Willis Young was appointed guard'an to
his minor child and her of Rachel Young:
bond 81 Coo. ~ ,rEt gF--.s-F =
The first and final account OF VIM. Ander-
son, administrator Of Mrs. Only p Anderson.
deceased, wasapproved and passed; and the
balance ordered to be distributed among the
heirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

: MARROW EsoApE.-On Saturday evening,
as Judge Purcell and Mr. j. Is. w. Stewart
were taking q ridea near the Smithsonian
grounds, their horse be came frightened at the
cars and ran upon an emban kment, upsett,n q
the buggy. Judge Purcell jumped out In time
to Escape with some slight bruises about hls
head and face, but Mr.. Stewart had bis righI
leg broken - = x t-o.s st -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

IN o Z Q r
The undermined begs TO inform the Liquor
Dealers and Estaurants that ne has opened Q
Branch Of his Store. No. 81 south street Bait
more, npder the man aeement OF M. Oh rs Is.
TH0MPsoN. With full supply Of all hnds Of
deliver, fire. 20 =. ss CAL iI ana zee
fog ysureeif. sAMuEL BAkfa,
= No. 23l Pennsyivanis ayenue.
40 ai.eosts oppo4ts Willards'.
NIEWb BOQKs-NapolecnS History Of Julius
~ Cs ses, vol "a. ~ FRENCH More, ssste Sc;
Monthsi ,u the White House. by y. b. Csrsenter.
Battle Pieces. by Herman Melville knsllsh
Hand Hook ior ksthers, b. I. n Parker, ID.
AsIss 10 the second Volume ef NAPOLEON J utus
Greer. Use lol fRAhOk rAfLok.
"A LARGE ASsORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT
T a have been used. for sale upon easy terms, 81
vssss00ha Oh ". O. hETzERoTr a co.
TO BIass iSsrRt stNTs. 70 ssos erdsI, iOt
sale cheap. tausl ". c. AErzkRorfA 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

90 osS 0oPies PEI oay'
-o>ufS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 002 -
These facts and figures speak for them.
selves. and we leave them to tell their story
with readers and advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

COMMERCIAL AND ARITaMErICAL ED.
~ UCATION-s16 l4th street, south Pean a ay.
enae. In "a years experience in teaching in this
city ard vicinity, hundreds Of young meu have
been instructed by me, who are nov actively m !.
gagged in banks. public offices. and mercantile
homes Glasses are now prepare az for rofitabi .
ian method, which Is used in ali large honsss
Terms SO per course. 6ours from to o. M
Another class can be received October LIST, 1885 !
Sc "a eoitr PROF. JOHN RIIJ, +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

OaCaliagban, OF The 4th Ward, found an iron
pry, such as is used by toh1cconists in open.
ing boxes, also. can OF gpnpowder, in Emo.
ly's stone yerd on I'd street, between B and C
north, which had probably been stolen and hid
there by the thief The property was turned
over to the Property Clerk Of the Metropolitan
Police this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

GHAHD LARCKNY.--Last night VIM Will.
liams was arrested by officer James, of the
s. venth Ward, for the larceny of SILVER
watch, pocket-bo and pocket knife from
Henry fitxhukh, coloredA The act was com.
mitted on the street. Wiuiams, meeting the
complainant, took the property lrom him for.
cibiy. The arrest was made soon after the
robbery, and the articles were found In viii.
liams' possession. He was sentto jail for court
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
FIRST TRAIN.

Of, FIRST TRAIN. .a....
GDaily except Mondays)
MAIL at I:lO A. M-StOpping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleslon, Xenia, Morrow, LQveland, Miami.
vile, Milford, aid arriving at Cincinnati at sS(
Am.
IN. f SECOND TRAIN. aH
d. Hrs 4n. CDailY)
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond d In-
dianapOiiS Night Express at 4:I0A. M
stopping at Jefferson, London, Charleston, Selma
Cedarviiie, Xenia, Spring Valley Corwin, Free
port Ft. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters
loveland and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at 04I
A. NJ. Also, stopping at all stations between Nenia
and Richmond, arriving at Richmond at 1920 A.. NJ.
making direct connection tor ChtcagO, drrtotnO
at CAicdgo at 040 p. Dr." arriving at lndianapolis
aS Connect. at SSeaSd SF %b a. &s RSI GHf
with the 0. IN. R.. r. for ST. Louis, Louisville
Cairo, &C.; also at Cincinnati with the U. 5. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville.
,#ga, THIRD TRAIN. ai.|s.+
...., DAILY except Sundays) .... ,C
Express for Cincinnati, Dayton,
Richmond a. Indianapolis at I2:20 r.
M.--Stppping at eilerson London, Selma, Charles
port. III. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fost-
ers, Milford Plainville, LinwOodi arriving at Gin
cinnati at p. NJ, connecting at hoveland with
the NJ. c. Il. r. for Chilcothe, HillsbOro. &c., ar
riying at Dayton AT 3:3O Z. NJ Richmond at $40 z.
NJ, Indianapolis p. NJ; connecting AT kiehmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at73O L. M. sou
FOURTH TRAIN.
daily except SundaysO
Cincinnati & st. Louis Express at
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow,
south Lebanon Fosters Loveland, MiliQrd;, nrriv-
ing at Cincinnati at $50 p M. making direct con-
nection for ST. Louis, Cairo, Louisville, &C., con-
Meeting at London for Springfield.
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for
"a -. Cincinnati.
n. B,-For further information apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Office. of ..
HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent.
JN0. W. D0HBRTY, Agent.
P.W. STRADER.
E.w. WOOD YARD, CINCINNATI
Superintendent sr.
Columbus, Dec,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
WARM AIR FURNACES.

Patent Improved warm Air Furnas
ces, for Fublic aud PRIVATE Uses
for Wood or COaI. f. boz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
Statesman. h
TER ms. N
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TenIines Of Nonparoil, or inch space, constitute
square.
For each insertion, per square, rs cents .H
Notices Of Deaths, so cents.
Notices Of Marriages, so cents. ..
Religious Notices so cents.
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day, and once week, will be charged d 90 per
square, each insertion. -.
or each insertion. No Notice less than $l.OO.
WEEKLY. .l .Ta.
41,bO per square each insertion.
Business Notices so cents perline each insertion.
No Noticeless than $500.
Legal advertisements will becharged regular rates
~ All TR ANsIENT advertisements must be paid
for hereafter, at the time they are ordered other
wise they will not appear in TIE paper. This rule
will be rigidly adhered to in all cases There Will be
no exception. ..l.n--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06

Patent Improved warm AIR Furnbs
ces, for Fublic aud private UseS
for Wood or Coal. E. ..nt
aH ADDRESS PETER MARTIN,
No. l40 West Fifth Street, between Race and Elm,
=- a CINCINNATI o.B B1AH
DAYTON, April ls, 1866.
MRa PETER MARTIN, ESQ. CINCINNATI, ONO.
Dedy-jSfr The six Furnaces which you haYe placed
in the Cd 31 and 9Th District School Houses in our
city. have given-ehtite satsfaction during the past
winter. The Sd and 9th District houses are The
largest in the city, and the house in the 18th District
is especially difficult to heat, owing to the exposed
situation as 1t stands upon a hill and not in the
least protected by any other buildings Your Fur
naces have greater capacity for heating than any
other Furnaces with which am acq uainted besides
there is great saving Of fuel.
Yours, truly, o,o 49,,
Chm'n Com. on Buildings Board of Education.
frH. r.. LOUISVILLE, April 10, 1885,
Mr. PETER MARTIN-Dedr Sir: Your Warm Air
Furnaces which were introduced last fall into the
Schools Of st. Bonlface's Church, have hitherto
given universal satisfaction and stand unsurpassed
for heating purposes. ..I....t .r IiI -Juna
With best wishes, yours, ..,,,-,,..,
'aT ANSELOM KOCH, .'''
Pastor St. Bonifaee's Church, Louisville
aprl30, ,'Bi-dtaugl-r 'a#. t..# .If .r,r7H p--l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
RAILROAD.

m ~ INshIHNUsAtISs "|"|
FIRST TRAIN;
NIGHT EXPRESS-LeaVesC Columbus at IlSS r.
NJ. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardingtOn
Gilesd, Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New LONDON,
I've elhg.Up' ~ ES "rSl'On anu O'i'" %
rr..-.7 SECOND TRAIN. Itioilt /
NEW I0Rk, EXPkESS1Leayes C1olumnus
1920 a. M Wld stop as DelSWaIe, %HHIJiiHssol ~
i Ssi5iImn ~ SteS''liie S.eS 1'0"
anu 0i"iV0H' 0tNi' ruIpD TpAIN .fTS .H..
-,, tIIinD lI,,,ISiC, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains At 70
lumbus, Ohio On and after Monday, May 2lst, 1866,
rains will run as follows:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-04

Deity in the gathering storm cloud: the rollinp
thunder; the lightning flash The DESTROYING tor
nado the falling rain the tinted rainbow and
the bright etfdlgence Of the meridian sun.
The effect of this eloquent lecture was to add %
new members to our society which now numbers
l15
We offered to raise contribution to pay his ex-
penses, but he declined receiving them. and said
that If ne could, in his humble way, be instrument
tai IN doing any good to the cause of humanity.
that was all the remuneration he desired. We
then gave him unanimous vote Of thanks with 4
hearty good will
The Gen. INDUCES in no personal abuse. bat ad-
duces facts, with their logical deductions. and an
peals to reason without giving offence even 10
those engaged in the traffic
II Gen. Patton could address the peoplein every
village, hamlet and neighborhood in the county,
1t would drive intemperance, which is now fear
fully on the increase, from our borders. Let the
friends of common humanity every where. avail
themselves of his valuable services His matter
and his manner are deeply interesting, even to
those who do not espouse our cause
Yours, &c,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-04
feeal.

CHEBffF'S SALES-By virtue OF writ
~ oi FL Fa., issued out OF me Court OF Common
Pleas Of Bradford county, to directed ana delivered
will be exposed 10 public sale the Court Holse in the
B9roi Of Towanda, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1865, at
one O'Clock p. H. the following described lot piece or
parcel land situate Ia south creek and bounded as
land OF James Horning and the estate OF james Hines
dec d. south by land OF Benz wilson, anu west by and
belonging the Bugb est te. Containing 80 acres,
OF land more or less about ~ acre, improved, with
framed house framed barn. aud orchard os trait trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit Of Eleazer
PomefOy VS. David iapeman Jr.
AIst-The following described lot, piece OF parcel cl
land situate ia Ulster iwP and Doun ed as 10 lows 70
wit North by land Oi Newell hagens, cast by aaa o.
phiaudcr oolnis and John HUI south Dy land Oi JOS
NewJerry and west BY land q Geo. "es and Joseph
smith Containing ZUJ acres more OF less, about IJj
acres improved with framed house log house, framed
barn. framed SHOP and Sd" 9lhi ana Shnste Machine
and two d orchards ot iralt trees theIeol.
seized and taken into execution at the suit oi hars
Il SditmaIsh vs. Isaac Hun
ALoU-One other piece u parcel OF IaAd situate Ia
Wiudhdm twp, bounded 10 llows u WI; BeSAhIhS
the road the nurthe 81 corner OI The !OJthtnce soUt
a. west 20 per- bJ dud OF ). v hheeiAOla5. JAeace
north oo4 west O3 PER- thence north - east Io- O-l9
per by lands Oi " Nj. GTuIey thence " the centre oil
Ie r0ad south 90 east II per- ana CAence south %
east $50 per- the place vi DlgunIHg. Containing 81
acres lanl more Or less about " acres improved
with one framed barn and Dd log house thereon.
Seized and taken exeoutlon at tie SAT- S.hiry
to use oi Miles IrInCe vs. Joseph Kellogg.
AL5U-OAe other piece OF parcel 0i ~nd situate Ia
Athens twp bounded follows, 10 VII; On TIE north
by lands Yates Co., the east " lands Oi He1fge
olcot and Abrdm Huasher, 0E the SouLh ~ LANDS o.
omth Oiln aud land belonging to the He!ls oI H. vi
ston Gee u aud west " lands .! Edward llana ana
Smith GnIIu Containing Zjo acres Ul land, more o.
less, about 100 improved with two Trained dwell
ug houses, three framed barns, AMI small oIcnad o
5eIz d and taken into execution al the sut OF H. W.
Patrick Ys. LlIas Hunslhcr.
J.MUNKOE SMITH.
uec "a l4Ei -h.riH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-04
Wyalusing, Dec. q.

MASONIC lNsTALLATIoN.--Th officers Of
Union Lodge No. 108. were installed on the even.
ing OF st. Johns Day 9th December, at the Court
House as follows
". M.-G. d. Montanye
:. W.-P. Phelan.
J. W.-R. II. Patch
Treasurer.-S. B. Tidd
Secretary.-Wm. T. Bishop ir
t. W. C.--W. A. Peck.
}. NJ. C.--J. H. Carey.
5. D.-Jesse Wilson
J. DC. H. Coon
Iyler-Jos. Marshall
After the Installation ceremonies, Rev 7 G.
CARNAczAN delivered most appropriate and beau
tiinl address. The occasion attracted a large au-
dience, who listened to the address with much in
tercst.
most sumptuous banquet was prepared bv
. lnIne host Of the Means Hotel, to which the
craft with their wives and sweethearts sat down
about 10 O'Clock and did ample justice. The
whole affair went off in the most satisfactory man
ner. The interest Of the occasion was greatly
heightened by the excellent manner in which sew
eral masonic odes were sung by the Presbyterian
Church choir. under the direction Of Wu c. Bo
CART.