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TIE DRAMA.
EIsrORI,s LAST APPEARANCE

El3TOfeIo LAST APPEARANCr
Tonight, at the French Theater, Madam Riston
will make ber last appearance, and VIII say Farewell Tbs
occasion will be that Of her benefit and the drama
performed will be "Medea." very large attendance
may safely be anticipated Madam Rstoris professions
tour in this country has extended period OF eight
months and the representation tonight viii be tho one
Of the series that she has given IN
America OF the success that she has achieved In this
country there is fact to be recorded Both On
money and in fame. her residence among us has been
very profitable Tomorrow she will set forth on her re-
turn voyage to Europe and may be that she will
carry away very pleasant memories Of the American
people Kind wishes moreover will follow her, every
favOring breeze that watts her the and
the part OF the Artpubc Of these States, oanno,
doubt that she will always be held IN the kindesi
recollection Putting aside all differences Of critical
opnion-and people may differ about RistOri's acting
just as they do about poem by Tennyson, or
picture by GerOme-one thought, we believe, Ia
held in by all who have watched the and
studied the achievements OF this eminent actress Tha,
thought 49, that she possesses great and beautiful
ture and that she has exercised the highest and best
fuenco upon the drama. There many persons upoa
the stage who seem to find pleasure in regarding them
selves social outlaws, and there many persons In
society who find it impossible to believe that "profans
stagepayer be otherwise than vicious and useless
How mistaken both these ideas and how utterly
peruOus is graphically brought to mind in presence OF
such actress Risor True TO herself as well as 10
her art she has, by her personal worth and private
tues attained social position commensurate in emincncs
with that which her genius and aspiring energy hays
won for her In the world of art The woman is scarcely
less conspicuous than the actress and the best minds
and purest lives In American in European society havs
proudly and gladly recognized fellowship with Rstor
That theatrical life is not necessarily condition OF
social exile and that society understands and appreciates
the dignity and the utility Of the stage as an Instrument
in the great of social advancement in education.
IN purity Of mind and life, and in true happinesssuch ".
to thought the moral Of Rstors career Wherever
she has come she has stimulated thought and promoted
discussion upon the highest questions that concern
dramatic art whether in itself or in its relations educa
ton: and we shall be glad, indeed, it, in leaving us tbs
brightest memories Of her trumphs she also leaves
upon the American stage, spirit Of noble emulation in
art; American press, deeper conviction OF the
importance OF that and the responsibility OF s expo
stion and maintenance; and, among the American
people a determination TO have and 10 support pure,
intellectual, and benetcent stage.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

division has occurred among the Radicals
Of the Tennessee Vth District, which is only
to be dcplorcd One part of its Convention
have nominated Mr.. Trimble, who is known
to be Gov. BIownlow's candidate, and
some seeding delegations have put
forth Mr. Lawrence of The Freedmen's Bureau.
Most of the COnycntionists were coorcd. Their
difference is by no means so irreconcahe that
a proper appeal will not save the district and
give the Union party another Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The beer interest has put forth word or
two of cunning caution against the present I'M
policy of anti-Excise demonstrations. 1t Is
proposed that Beer shall bide its time, exhibit
itself in strength before election day, and rally
at the polls. Otherwise, disorder and riot might
be provoked, and this would be damaging to
every keg and brewer in the city. Beer, we
doubt not, has its harmless uses; but is il worth
nnitc so much frOthf
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The Committee of Councilmcn on Railroads
have had another hearing OF complaints
against the Use of steam in Elevcnth-ave.
Certain property owners depose to having suf-
fcred great annOyanccs thereby that property
has deprecated fifty per cent; that the trains
have the effect OF earthquakes, and cause
houses TO settle and that said trains run ir-
regularly at all rates of speed We have only
10 say that If objections like these are "A pre-
vaing argument against the greatly needed use
of the spccdicst convcydnCco possible in so
large n city ~ ours, property /, bound to suiicr
more by the absence OF steam than with It.
There never was q time when the general good
did not dcprcciate somebody's property. Steam
may be an immense benefit to the toiling
thousands who seek quick refuge from the
pestiferOus high rents of the citys swarning
hve-t may contribute to enrich property in
dozens of places, and accommodate the whole
community-and yet bo disagrceahc TO the
owners OF Smith OF Brown street We canuot
help it, The public must have steam, and
property must endcavor to hold its legs with
out falling. The present complaints against
the running of steam cars on Elcyenth-ave.
may be applied to the use of steam at any
point in the city, whether under ground or
above ground. The irregularities OF the lIud-
son management may be cured; but it Is plain
to all observers that steam has become
somehow a breath Of life TO the business and
population of Ncw-IOTk We should have
more steam and far greater frequency OF trains,
and not be at the mercy Of either railroads or
landlords.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

rrg- Number III. of Bayard Taylor'S Random
at CoSSstantinopie, Con Foreign Dramatic Items, tie
correspondence bet,oeen Gen. Pope and Gen. Hat
leck concerning the "len Thousand Prisoners
Dispatch" Personals, the German Societies and
the ErciSe Ldw, Municipal Affairs, and other,
matters, tUiH be found on The second page; Court
Reports, the Money article, and Markets, on He
third page; and Literary Items on the s'rfh
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
Tm EAST RIVER BnDGr.-The incOrporatOrs of

THE EAST RIVER BnDGE.-The iucorporators Of
the proposed bridge over the East River held meeting
vesArdaV afternoon at o'clock at the rooms OF tho
RrOOiyn Gas Company IA Iemsen near Courts Brook
IyD Ne Alexander McCne occupying the chair The fol-
ioSoc Gentlemen elected officers President Henry
q Murphy Treasurer W. T. IushmOre Secretary, T. B.
MEYERS. The following gentlemen were appointed as
1,oomittAe on Survey: McssrS a. II. Greene, Martin
KalIHeiso Alfred ". Craven, S. l.. Hustled, John ii.
Irentice III r. Stebbins, Isaac Van Anden, Alexander
MeCue aud Samuel Booth. On motion 0f Mr. w. Hunter
jr the following gentlemen wore named Comnhttee ON
bylaws: g. r. jerks z. Il. Meyers, and Arthur w Ben
s0D Tho following gentlemen appointed Commit
leo on Finance W. Hunter. jr., j. Roach Win Marshall
j. p. Atkinson aud Smith Ely, ,jr The Association then
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

Two noteworthy decisions were lately made
in the South. Tho Circuit Court of Mis-
souri, has affirmed the decision adverse to
Gen. Blair in tho case against tho
Judges of Election who refused his vote on
tho ground of his failure TO take tho
constitutional oath. The Supreme Court OF
Louisiana has Just held that no recovery can be
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
The Albany Epening Journal authoritatively
denies the statement that Gov. Fenton recon-
mended the pardon of Solomon Kohnstamm.

Yesterday, at meeting of New-YOrk and
New Haven Railroad stockholders, Mr.. Simeon
+. Chittenden declared the road had been
badly managed. Senator Ferry went further
and described its management as cxecrable.
Whence we infer that there is a decided
tendency to wholly reconstruct the admins
tration of the road.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. SO per annum.
SEn-WEEkLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, s. per annum
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line
SEMI-WKEKLr TBDUNE, a5 cents per i.ne'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line.
Terms, cash In advance.
Address TaE TRIBUNE. New-York
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS FOR THE HAIR.
,troared b principal families Europe and America THIS eI
,l-nt article aued the standard preparation for all pupose
hair IL prevents its falling Of Graduates sur
Edrnf keeps beasu condition It's hSStua
pomatum other preparation quite gu
lersgoaL sold bv
GAyxY. No IT Queenst. Jersey Europe
SHGYHR No. 22g Piccaolly, London
JONES Co., No. 60 Boulevard des CApaclnes PariA
BIRCH Ne. l MOelsworth-st Dublin.
torTHHLy VosS, No 81 Crosse Jobsuas 81, HsmhhTs
fESERI, HighsL, GueruSey.
GREEN, No ~ Hishst
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CONGALA Madrid Span.
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MORTON & Co. Nova Scotia
GRAHAM, Newfoundland.
BURGOYSs & Co.. San FrancSoo
WATSON EdSards IslaBi
IiRxPsrRAD Bsliye Honduras
r.. G. HKRBRUGKR Co. PsaasA
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HAReOUs Vera Cruz. NeNico
KENNEDY. JGApA
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
The Ltpress SAYS /:

owen County, Indiana must DO pleasant place to
live In Murerers and thieves according To- the local
phpers the governing classes The police justices are
said TO have notions OF morality quite as loose as the
criminals that brought before them Ihey are all III
ring the ring makes IL impossible to bring sn OF
fender TO Justice
--IAs EEpress ought to explain that Owen is
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

a strongly Democratic County, always giving
majorities for Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, McClel.
Ian, &C., and electing County officers of like
faith. We exhOrt her to get out of the ringr
next Fall by choosing Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

ment is arresting large numbers of citizens
who are suspected of being implicated in the
matter. In the meanwhile, commerce and in
dustry languish, and the budget of SSG6-7 again
elbows a deficit of three millions sterling.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The Mayor of Mobile, never accounted a
loyalist has acquitted himself fairly, if not
shrewdly, by urging Judge Kelley to speak again
therein, under a promise of absolute safety.
The city which shoots at free speech
is. however, still nredecmcd. and "the indig-
"nation of It's respectable citizcns'-and what
city has not respectable citizens ?-is made
quate to save il from the serious shame OF
entertaining public murder Gen. Swayne will
immediately look into the cause Of the riots.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The colored people South are told day by
day by their former masters that the Radical
party of the North have either done them no
good OF have wronged them. We cannot con
ceivo how this lying aycrmcnt can he made
plausible. But we leave it, summary contra
diction to tho spirited appeal printed else
where, of the Pennsylvania blacks to their
brethren OF the South They recognize what
the Republican party has done, and has en-
deavored to do and they trust It's future quite
as heartily rs their kindred lately in bonds.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No taken OF AnOsymouS Comnuui'IhSaa Whatever
intended mVI be authenticated By tbs n" and ndfs"
.its urter-ss RisHsry for pubusahsu but ss.sT sr
his coed fAih
Az bsn1e,s letters shou As Adi"t " rEr rH
vHS. HswYok
ws s,ss,t usdsrtAEs rsIss.sd ConuuseIti'aa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The position of Spain, in political as well
as financial point of view, continues to be very
deporabIe. The recent revolutionary attempt
IN Catalonia having again failed the Govern
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

SUDDEN DEAru.-Tuesdsy morning CstharinA
McNsb, while descending flight OF stairs at her resi-
denoe No 10 Desbrosses fell and instantly EXPIRED.
Death was ptobably caused by disease OF tue he<s~
Coronor Sohrmsr yss uotiaed to hold an inqaes
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

STUDIO BUILDING TENrHST) .
DAT AND EVENING EXHIBITION OF BlkESIADIS
DOMRS or TiiE GREAT YOSEMITE"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
MILLIONS OF Bottles

MILLIONS or BOTTLEs
w,sIOvs SOOTHING SYRUP sold and used with never
a; us old and weltcd remedy and has stood the test
f ssr, relieves child from Pan regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures collie sOus and b. giving rest 'nd health
10 the chiia comforts the mother
he ald call for
"MES wfSsIows SOOTHING SrECP."
II,vis a.. fs smile OF CURTIS outside wrapper
Al aaas..s 49, base ,nif,fjons
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

Cry COURT CALEsDAR--The following is the cal
endar OF the Brooklyn City Court for Friday, May IL
<cs q u. sL y. Il. n 90. a. a. ". 81. 90, 81,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

ACADEMY or DBSIGS.
DAY AND FVFNING-FORTY-S SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PlCTGR8S AND SCULPTURE Corner OF Twesy hnis ia9
NShrta-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

GEOOKLYN ACADEMY OP MUSIC
THIS AFrI IESOON-IMPEBLAL TROUPE OF JAPANESE JUG
GLkRS.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

IRVING HALL ... -.
THIS EvFSTNG-GRAND CONCERT Miss Lilie Meriled' Ss
Sevs4ai elslolt, Miss TOed, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

UNION HALL.
TtIIS KVENING-BUSYAN TABLkAUX COrner Broadway AM
Tssaty-tbidst
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Netu!1lork Dmilp Gribmrrt.
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

FRIDAY. MAY II. 1867.
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Bnslncss Notices.

AMERICAN (WALTuAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Said EVerVuhpre
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

PIFTH-AVE. OPERA HOUSE -
KVENTNG-Grhn a Chrisys hnsres-l PlfE IfN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JUGGLEBS-NEw ACTS. MUSIC SING
ING. DANCING. etc
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

KRIIY LIONS MINSTEELS.
THIS RYFNING-THB JAPS-NOMhhS kthiS-ihE O'h
LION kpa. Horn, Eelse Seymour, etc
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

wALIACKS THBATER. -
fHiS RvENiEG-FLilNG SCUD Or FOURLEG6hD iOA
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
Amnsements.

ACADEMY MUSIC
THIS LBYBNING-lhTERlAL TROUPE OP JArANRSR JUG
GLRRS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

BROADWAY TlIBATBR ,
THIS FyENlSG-IHE MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR hL =
ii. Hsekstt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

NIBLOS GARDEN
THIS ByKNING-THE BLACK CROOK-Greas Par.desRs BaAe
ftouDa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

OLYMPIC THEATER. .o,-,.e ~,
THIS RvRNING-DAVID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hE
1Saa Broagash Miss Kate Reynolds
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

NEwYORK THBATBR 49, -, s
THIS RYESING-THE ELyES-ClNDEGELLA The "oITen .
tsS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

The EUREKA BRICK MACHINE
ustM rDsudd Brik per hour % only aud or pair
tOrsss PR posr Has no eoppee m1eh"iy
getting Of oTd or bTcasR9 dpH lis great Amphey Aad
the approval Of expert ~ iy'
We challenge the world to prodnee its equal
S1xi1 0NorGntetd 70 on pi1chdsers
AsEAH REeuA. General AgeBt no. IA Broadway, n 7.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

IhENJI
THIS EvGyISG-NL6EA Mae. Adelaide Rs'on-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

FARNUMS AMERICAN hUSi.J NJ -, 7,ro
DAY AND FVFNINGTHE OClOkOON 1Sn.se 3 -. ~,
HUNDRKD THOUSAND CURIOSIIIES-VAN AhBIhGh COL
1kCTION OF WILD ANIMALS.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

ENecutNe committee OA Iho Ndlioni OhuOn Nom.
EeIo- York, May l6 1867.
Republican Journals requested to and second
liz appeal
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Registers n office.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that the following accounts and claims have been
filed in the Registers Office in and for Wyoming Co.
and will be presented to the Orphans Court to be
held ut Tunkhannock in and for Wyoming County on
Monday the 18th day of April next for confirmation
and allowance
Final account of Lewis Ager, administrator of the
estate of Lewis Avery late of Overfeld Township
Wyoming County, decd. Filed February 18th. 1867,
Final account of William Richards Guardian of
liver Clark one Of the minor heirs of Aaron Clark
late of Monroe Township, Wyoming County dec'dr
Filed March llth 1867.
Final account of Samuel G. Smith and William
Thomson Executors of the last will and Testame Mt
Of Samnel G. Smith late of Northumberland Township
Wvoming County decd, Filed Feb, l4th 1867.
Final account Of Joseph Burgess, Executor Of the
last will and Testament of Peggy Flannery late of
the County of Wyoming, decd Filed Jan. 23d 1867.
Account of Samuel G.. Smith and Robert Z. Philips
Executors of tho last will and Testament of Moses Be-
Philips late of the Township of Northmoreland IN
Wyoming Coanty de0'd. Filed March | tn 1867.
Inventory Of property elected and claimed by
Sarah Tuition widow of George 5. Tuition, late OF
the Borough of Tunkhannock County OF wyoming
decd. Filed Jan 10th 1867.
'--""'"-v of property elected and claimed by
InNU"sO.y I,te of the
Phebe Kintuer widow Of John hIntnUI
Township Of Washington, County Of Wyoming DEC L.
Filed Jan. 18th 1867
Registers Office. o. !, PAHhlShI
AuHsnhnnosk, March I9tL 1867
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-10
Sherif's Sales.

DY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Fieri Fdcias
Id [ will expose to Public Sale, at the Court
House. in Tunkhannock Borough Wyoming Coun-
ty on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867,
at one o'clock P, NJ, the following described prop
erty to wit
All the right title. aud interest of the defendant
in and to the following described piece, parcel and
lot of land situate the township of Brantrim,
County of Wyoming, and State Of Pennsylvania, and
bounde on the North by Bradford County line,
on the East by lands of Hannah Brown and Eben-
ezer Lacey, on the South by the Susquehannn Riv
er, and West by lands Of Abby keeney, containing
about hundred acres, about eighty thereof
improved with two frame dwelling houses, one
frame barn. two tobacco sheds, and one apple or
chard, aud other fruit trees thereon, with the sp-
purtana1ces.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Orphans
Court Of Wyomny County, l will expose to
Ppblie sale, on the l-th day OF April 1867 at one
o'clock 2 NJ at the premises hereinafter described.
undivided ninth part of all that certain lot or
piece Of land, situate in Meshoppen township, and
bounded on the North by lands Of Daniel Cole,
Charles Mowry and Benz min Baker on the East
by land of Benjamin Baker; rae South by land
Of Benlml . Ills and Arson Stoc<cr, and OF the
West o. lands Of Anson Stocker, Levi Gregory and
Daniel Cole; containing one hundred and sixty
seven acres less late the estate Of George
Mowry, late Of said township, dec'd-and the slid
Undi idel uiuth part being the share of the minor
heirs Of Sa"annah Carter, Decd, in said premises.
Terms Cfsdie One half the purchase money to
Guardian of
J.B sTURDEVANT,} Ward Carter and
GeoM. Carter
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Fdcias I will ex-
ID pose to Public Sale, at the Court House in
Tunkhannock Borough, Wyoming County, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867.
at on o'clock P NJ the following described property
to wit
All the right title and interest of the defendants
in and to the following described pieces parcels and
tracts of lands lying and being in the Township of
Northumberland, County of Wyoming and State of
Pennsylvania, Bounded on the North by lands of
Mrs, Wells, on the East by land of Moody Whit
WE'LL on the South by lands of Doct Thompson ami
on the West by land of Levi Winters, containing
about thrty-three acres or less, about twenty
acres thereof improved with the appurtenances.
ALSO
One other lot piece or parcel of land situate in
the township of Northumberland County of Wyo-
ming and State of Pennsylvania Bounded on the
North by land of James Smith on the East by other
land of said defendants on the South by land Of
Low Winters, and on the West by land of Jacob
Bell and d---Van Wicker, containing about
twenty acres, more or less, about twelve acres
thereof improved, with one log stable and some
fruit trees thereon, wi h the appurtenances."
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Aaron
Brown rs. Eli Baker and Asher Baker,
And will be sold fof cash only by
NV DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sssriss cstSs. Tank Pc. IssOss q, 'Sf,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Fdcids post Ven.
I'D dittoni Erponas, will expose to Public sale.
at the Court House. in Tunkhannock Borough, Wy
Oming County, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867,
at one o'clock P NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit;
All the right, title and interest of Joseph S. Hay
den, one of the defendants in said writ mentioned
in and to the following described piece, parcel and
lot of land, situate in the township of Windham
County of Wyoming, and State Of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows to wit on the
North by land of Jehn Fassett, on the East by
land of DOrcas Hayden on the South by land Of
John Fassett, and on the West by land of John
A. Allen, containing about fifty one acres, be the
same more or less, all animproved with the appur-
tenances.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Clark
Hayden now as'd to III. K French co. Joseph S.
Hayden and Joseph T. Jennings.
And will be sold for cash only by
M. W. Dewitt, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Tunk, Mar. l8 1867
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ALSO

All the right, title and interest of the defendant,
in and to the fol loving described piece, parcel ard
lot of land, situate and being in the township of
Falls. County of Wyoming. and State Of PennsyIva-
MIA bounded on the North by lands of Spencer
Fitch East by lands of Isaac Smith, South by the
Susquehanna River, and West by land OF Mathew
Sherwood, containing about eighteen acres ABOUT
eight thereof improved with one frame dwell
ing house one frame shed, and a small apple or
chard thereon, with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken execution at the suit Of Isaac
Smith rs. A. W Mahon and Chas. Mahon.
And will be sold for cash only, by
NV, DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Tunk, Mar Is, 1867
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ALSO

All the defendants right, title, and interest, in
and to the following piece, parcel and lot of nd,
situate and being in the township of Falls County
of Wyoming, and State of Pennsylvania DO unded
on tht North by lands of Spencer Fitch, East by
lands of Isaac Smith, South by the Susq johanna
river, and West by land of Mathew Sherwood, con-
tanning about eighteen acres, about eight acres
thereof improved, with frame dwelling house,
one frame shed and small apple orchard thereon,
with the appurtenances
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of J.
V. Lynch rs. A. W. Mahon.
And will be sold for cash only, by
NJ W. DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Mar. l8, 1867
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writ of VenditiOni Erponas.
ID will expose to Public Sale at the Court House,
in Tunkhannnock, Wyoming County, Pa, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1867,
at one o'clock P. M, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
A certain piece, parcel or tract of land sit
uate in the township Of Monroe, Wyoming County
Pa. and bounded on the North East by lands Of
Mark Newman, on the South East byllands Of
Barnes, on the South West by lands lately owned
by Charles Miner, and on the North by lands un-
known, containing about one hundred and twelve
acres about fifty acres thereof improved, vito one
two story frame dwelling house, one frame barn,
one hog pen and other out buildings, one apple or
chard and other fruit trees thereon, with the appur
tenances
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John
Wall now assigned to James Jones rs. John WALL
Administrator of Noah Newman dec and Samuel
G, Howell, Terre Tenant.
And will be sold for cash only by
NV. DEWITT, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Tunk' Mar. l8 1867