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GRAND CHARITY CONCERT. RI THE Cattle
DEA. GHoIE or BALTIMORE

GRAND CHARITY CONCERT. RI THE Cattle
DEA. GHoIE or baltimore.
The far-faIaad Cathedral Choir of Baltimore
have generously consented 10 repeat in Wash
ington, the Grand Charity Concert of Sacred
nj usic, which they gave in Baltimore, on last
Sunday, with such brilliant success, and Will
be assisted here BY the finest musical talent of
the District. The Public VIII now be presented
with ar opportunity Of enjoying some of the
gTandest and most gorgeous pieces OF Sacred
Music ever composed, performed by what Is
recognized rs the finest Choir in the United
States. Iha proceeds will he devoted ~ the
relief and supper of the helpless inmates OF
the Infant Asylum O. this City. The Concert
will take place Sunday evening, the 2lst in
stant, ~ Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, at
s o'clock; the doors opening at. Tickets OF
admission, 81 cents: III ia had at Ellis i'll gsic
Store IN this City. II Kidweil's Drug Store IL
Georgetown, OF The members of the Society Of
st. Vincent de Pant, and - the Door. The pro-
sramne viii be published on Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. J. Z. Ellis has kindly rendered
the use of one OF his sPiend ! pianos for the
occasion. iel6-5t&
ForIcE.-H osts'r4,'s Btfers--Ssa sickae&s carel-
Let rs WHISPER il the ears IF all sAo 80 do.a 70
positively mined lately, and ufal DIV cure
ss sea ht I'D hss been tcsd within plassscs
been recommended Tor this nanst depressing and
oysswheim,ns dravbsS q; on the pleasures Of sea
the proprietors OF HozfeIters Bi,tsss stake their
reputation on the efficacy ofthe preparation as
stomach during the stormfest voyage. II is Ger
tain to act in one OF two il sithnr stay
the pafturbed stoma at once, and rfstors ths sp-
petite for food, or 1t may dseharg- OF the
con entE OF the san5. to be followed almost ia
stant;y by entire reiief from sea-sickness I'd
received relish for the good things OF life That IL
will effect the desired obisct in of these ways
is as certain as that nern will follow midnight.
No lsRdsrnsn, and above all no lady should 80 TO
sea without& supply o: Hcstetter's Biste-s-the
pursst tonic aud the moat powerful restorative
tanf.
Wholesale Agents-A NJ Bininser Il 90 !, 237
Penn. ave. Je pa eo5t
HAVE T0U DISCOVERED the important fact that
the Dolisr Store, ~. Pennsylvania avenue.
Four-aDd a-hait street, is the right place 10 bly
JsTpiry AMI Silver plated Warey Ii not, take our
word for il, or so and see for yourself what dol
lar will buy. je i9-Iw@
VIZ Assert IT BoLDLT.-There are no ot0or
Medicines 20 reliable, etfactuai and convenient
Holloway q PILE ard Ointment, alEsvg ready for
use. T6ey are iDyaiuseie TO the soldier exposed
TO Wounds, 5ores. Eeyers snd Bowel Conplaints
They never fail. Only q cts. per Box or Pot. 90
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TAKEN UP HsTRAY-ou the 10th instant, =
4 white snd red GALE, with cut III ri CHIT ear .
Tae ner is requested to Come forward. prove
property, pay charges, and take her away, Thir-
teenth strest. baswcsn AID q, Island. No. 551
lie Is 81
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i usT-CERFIPtCATE oF Paving Stock Ne Is2l
: 4 for Sill 81, Issued by the Cnrportivn OF
wash stor, and dated January g. 1861 Appiics
ton will be lHse for renewal Of The ssms at the
Er.ist~r's e4ff;cs
ie a0-St~ WEI FLETCHER
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STRAYED-O On l7th. from corner North Capitol
- and c streets, Q small COW, with a long cord
on her horns; dark brown wi tn white spots; belly
white; forehead white; ears brown and slit, right
ever returns, as sbov @, shall De rewarded
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Clio REWARD -Strayed away from the late
- ~ Thomas ii siss, Greensaf Poiut, large
bay HORSE, j. HANDS high, msrKed q. s., ami
with 9 very long tail, sgei or yesrs. ANY
one finding him Will receive the above reward 81
leaving him at No. 125 I53a street Island
le a0-ats CHARLES HUGHES
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I OsT-0n the afternoon of the Nth, b. tween
- Navy FErd and G orsstown, via Virgins sv.,
Fourteenth street, and Penusylv snia ayenus,
POCKET BOOK containing official papers and
money held in trust for Soldiers Home. The 6nder
will be rewarded to his satisfaction up.n leaving
the at the fice of this psr, at the Engi-
neer Depot, below Navy Yard. In charge Of Capt.
Hire. is 10 sts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nFPICE AND DESK ROOM FOR RENT, AT
~ apartment Exchange, ffb Seventh st west.
te 9, lE ]. H OLIPHANT
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Geo Ham
ilton, violating city law; S2.5S. ]. w. Baker,
disordefly; -. Nelly Gray, profanity; Sl.5s.
disorderly; Sl.5-. J. &. Wells, do; 9l53.
Michael Alexander, larceny; dismissed. Thos
Bush, receiving stolen goods; for q hearing.
John State, drunk and disorderiY; So H.
Williams, drunk: dismissed. S. K. billy, drunk
and disorderly; si.9i. III. West, drunk; Sis.
Chas. Whitiock. sleeping in street; Chas. Smith.
do; dismissed.
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1 OST-Yssterdsy morning a smail 6rindis COW
with big bsE and ctnmpisd horn. Five
dollars reward will b. PAID II returned to JOHN
fAHkKNKOPF, street. between ~ and sth,
Ivland ia 10 ST.
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ARRESTS by THB MiLTTARY.-Arthur La.
very was arrested yesterday and committed to
charged with keeping soldiers from eniistina
in the United States service.
John Brown, citizen OF Georgetown was
also committed to Central q uarahouse, charged
with using profane and abusive language to-
ward a prisoner confined in Forrest Hall
prison.
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ing Of the Columbia Typographical Society
will be held this evening at the. City Hall, for
the purpose or considering the invitation OF
the committee 10 attend the coming Fourth Of
July celebration in q body.
The order of odd Fellows will hold q meet
ing at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday nign,
Tor q similar purpose.
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A'UR RENT Well FURNISHED Room with
q Ii. ard, in the careci0us house No. 500 street,
between 18th and l4th streets, opposite franklin
ia
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CESTHT MAEKET-The threatening appear
ance OF the clouds this morning affected the
market but little. The supply WIS ample
Sales ac'iSe. Prices is follows:
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5'Ok BAHIA two story FRAME HOUSE, With
4 brick basement, contsining seven good rooms.
Also one Frame House. containing five good
rooms, at private sale Inquire ira premises
No = street, betT cen 2ls. and 22i streets.
in liz
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By RONTS i GRIFFITH, Auctioneers
SCHOONER MARTHA, II TONS BUETHEN
- At PUBLIC AUcFIoN.-0n TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON, J uDs I'D. q. clock. we sAsii se for &C
count OF whom it may concern. tho schooaer
Marths, 81 tons burthen, diving a. Riey's wharf,
pieta and in perfect order. Sale positive.
Terms s:ash st sale.
js Is d iChron ! BOST2A GRIFFITH, Aucts.
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LOB SALE-An ORGAN, 4 well me- dc instru-
Il msnt, suitable for q chapel or q psrior Price
sis5. Apply at Motserott's Ausic store.
ssaWtf
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E'OIi RENT-With board, two Erst-clags ROOMS,
! eiesantly furnished. il s. houss cantsining al
the modern i'm provemfntS, at No. = 81 street. be
tween IT. and City Hall 4 few table boariars
$500 nmot.n:ed, la Ia-Irs
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yNAEIED-A good CABINET MAKER-one
~ WHO thoroughly understands repairing and
varnish ing sona others rend appiy German pre-
ferrfd) at 500 9Th street, Dstaesn I and x Sta
last
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BOARDING,

Two RkNT.-Two pleasant ROOMS 10 rent, With
or sithout toaTd, at No. 399 18th street bat
s.G6 & streets. lie 1877
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az '''e! 'oii = ulic'loii' some repeLS
SCI i''e 10 u"lA OF cars containing hay
anu sIaili' uoing some niue damage,
I assehgerS VINO arrived here from the
l'oiit 'llis AFTERNOON, STATE mat yesterday
i recollnoi'eTlhg party OF The 9th Corps
I'osS',' inc iH''Pi';''i''ll''ocN 10 q snort as
'"'ic9 peyohl' ana returned towards night
10 near t','H.ohn' Aho'nef feconn"le1ng
party skIted up the Ight oanh q the
NaL''-''i'lil'oCN Yesterday afternoon, ana
returned 10 the vicinity Oh happahanuock
station III, ias' night.
AAere was some shltlh!shng aio.@ the
lIHoS ySs'eIuay' Dui an was qu1et through
the night up to an early hour this NOR
nIng
ihe loss IN Gregg s DIVISION OF cavalry
Is sald to be severe. Ihe 18th and l3th
hennsyIvau'a and lOth New York are
suIering most.
Oh sunday hisht our FORCES crossed the
I'apPahanhocN, ana on Aonday morning
, two corps recrossed and drove the enemy
/ 10 Brandy station, with n severe loss IN
killed, wounded and prisoners on tha rcb-
/ el side.
( They then received an order to Iall
back, winch they dad IN good order, Sen
buiord with his cavalry on me ieit' All
patrick IN the centre, and Gregg on the
right Gregg and Butord succeeded IN
holding the enemy IN check on the right
and leit.until nine O'Clock, when, acting
under orders, they fell back on our main
body, the purpose OF the movement hay-
ing been effected. The crossing by Meade
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The Recent Movement.

"AsHINGroN, Oct. 13.-Partics who
~'Ned IRON the front this morning. say
I5'e was considerable skirmishing yester-
'~y' between the cavalry on either side,
-lI smart musketry fireing was heard
'S"rday afternoon in the vicinity of
''"rPahannock Station. 1t is here pre-
.-.'''l :. by persons generally well informed
.''' The movement of Meade was, in fact,
.- previously decided. upon in case OF
!. ,.'''n contingencies, as indicated by SEN
7 TO the rear, some time since, certain
"',-'eS OF cumbrous nature.
Dhe hundred wounded from KiIpat-
IVA cavalry division reached here this
t-''l'Ag . One hundred and thirty sick
+O4 the same army corps (2d), also ar.
."ea They were distributed amone
...eFai Of the hospitals. a number o
"@9neFs captured near Raccoon Ford
~ the 10th instant, reached here from
VIC Army Of the Potomac. 1t is repre-
-''7d that the fighting has been puret
.r 5r our side, at least, by cavalry and ar
s-eTy supports of cavalry, the main arm
'' naYns been engaged at all la.
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Orphan's- Court Sale.

BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale al Cres-
son, on SATURDAY. the 18th dsv Of No
VEMBER next, at one o'cloc)l. p NJ, the
following real estate Of which Thomas H.
Porter died seized. viz:
The one undivided half part Of . certain
piece or parcel of lahd situate in Washing
ton township, Cambria county, adjoining
the Old y. 2. Railroad lands Of the heirs of
Charles B. Kenedy, deed T. NJ. George, and
others, containing 33 acres. having thereon
erected three dwelling houses. ct being
the same piece or parcel Of laud-except a
lot Of one-tOurth of an acre devised by
Sarah Porter to her daughter Mary Kennedy.
conveyed by Paul George and wife to said
Sarah Porter, by their deeds dated the first
day of December, A. d., lS43.)
ALSO-A certain either piece or parcel Of
land, situate in the Township Of Washing
ton aforesaid adjoining other lands Of which
the said Thomas II. Porter died seized, lands
Of the heirs Of Edward Donaldson, heirs of
Charles B. Kennedy, John Brown. and 9th
cys, containing % acres and I29 pcrGhcs,
having thereon erected a frame dwelling
house and stable
TERMS OF. SALE One tLfrd ,f the
purchase money to bcpaid on Confirmation
IF sale. and the residue in two equal an
1 NAL payments thereafter, with interest, to
/ be secured by the Judgement Bonds and
( Mortgages Of the purchaser.
! PAUL GEORGE, Administrator.
Oct IA 1864 IT
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DELICATE CHILDREN.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We call the attention OF all having rcia-
tions OF friends in the army to the fact that
"HOOFLAND'S German BittcrS" VIII cure
nine teuths Of the diseases Induced by ,N>
posurcs and pr.vatous incident 20 camp life.
In the lists, published almost daily in tie
newspapers. ON the arrival Of the sick. II
viii lie noticed that ~ very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case 81
that kind can BE- readily cured by Hot-
lands German Bitter, We have no hc,i-
tatin in stating that, II these Bittcrs were
freely Ueed among Our s2dicrs. hundreds If
lives might be saved tl4t otherwise -gculG
hc lest
The proPgictnrS are daily receiving tAauk
tGl letters from sufferers in the army and
hospitals, who have he,u L restored tolcaitE
: by the use Of these Bittcrs, sent to them by
their friends.
Should your nearest druggist not have
the article. do not be put of by any Of the
Intoxicating preparations that may be oiler~
/ eL in its place. lat semi 10 rs, and we viii
forward securely packed. by express.
iiEW ARE OF C0UN1ERFEITS! See
that the signature Of = O. NJ. jackson" is on
the wrapper Principal Office ard Mann
factory No. G3l ARCH Street. JONES &
4 EVANS. (Succcssors to c. NJ. JACKSON
s Co..) PropUetnrs.
e. FOR SALE, by II. c. DEEINE
EheGsbnrg. Penra. and by Druggists ana
Dealers in every town il. tic United States.
Iu!y 3 1SC3 ly
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znfer Grosl, Charleston.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The Steamer
continental, from Hilton Head on the 8th
inst. arrived here this morning. Sine
makes the following report.
On the night of the 9th inst the rebels
sent down torpedo attached TO rltt,
from Charleston to the IronsnIes, off,
Furl Moultrie, which exploded under the
bow OF the Ironsides, throwing great
volume Of water on board Of bor putting
out al the fires, killing Ensign Howard
and womding two seamen, but DONG no
dana.e 10 the vessel.
The rebel who had charge of the tor
pedo was captured
The Ironsides remains anchored OH
MOultIIe House.
The Monitors are doing picket duty OH
Fort SumpteT.
General Gilmore is still erecting bat
/ teries on Morris Island.
The Continental towed the brig Young
I Republic. of Portland, out OF Hilton
+ Head, intending to take her to New York,
but was obliged to cast her loose during q
! gale. the brig bearing up for Beaufort.
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
CON s L ii p I ON
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
CON S L II PIT ON.
SCFIENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
{ O y S l Il p T 0 \.
SCIIENCN'S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
co ! 5 N P I 0 n.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
D Y 2 Z p S \.
SCIIENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
d Y SPEP p 81 A.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
D Y SP EP ST a.
SCIIENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
d Y : ? ST A.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVE r CO NJ L A I \ T s.
SChENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIV Err co II ? / 4 l y T s.
SCUENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COM p L a l \ I S.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
WILL CURE
LIN r co II p l. \ [ y T S. p
DIR. !. II. SCHENJK has Large Suit
of Rooms at No. 80 BOND STREET. NEW
YORK, where he can he found every Tues
day FROM 9 \. NJ to 3 p. NJ. and at No, IS
NORTH SIXTH STREET, IHiLADEL,
PHIA. PA, every Saturday.
He keeps q large supply Of medicines al
his rooms. which can he had at all times
Those wishing an advice or an examination
Of the Lungs win DO well to call on him a
abov. He makes 70 charge for advice, bu
for thorough examination with the Respi
ronotcr. hjs price Is SIS.
Many persons are afraid to have tLci
Iungs examined. by DIR. Schemes
for fear that they win he found incurable
and by that means it is put off uatil 1t is to,
late. How much better it would Ice to know
their condition at once. as y abundance 0
evidence. Dr. ; las shown sufficient certifl
Gates in this ciLv that he has cured advance,
stages of Consumption.
DR.. SCHENCh'S Principal Office Is No
50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
where letters for advice should always b
directed
Price Of ;he PULMoEIc Syrup ana Sc.
WEED Tonic each 81 per bottle, or 50 til
half dozen. MANDRAKE PILLS, % cents pc
box
For Sale By all Druggists and storokeepora
Oct :, l6G3-3m
IN the Orphans Court Of Cambria County
Z at September Term. 1868.
IN the matter Of the petition of E3war
Shoemaker, Admir- Of the Rev. Thcma
N'Cullou2h. deed fer decree of spacifi
performance Of contract made by said de
ceased Will, John Conahan in his lifatim,
/ And now to wit: 7ta September 1903. 2,
,ition read and the issue of subpoena beiD
/ waived the Court appoint W. II. Sechle
/ ESD. TO take testimony in proof Of cor
/ tract, &c.
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COUNTY C0aME ETE1E.

-WILLIAM IIIELL, OnaIFNaH:
NJ. M'Guire. ,Jnhn Smith. John Ferguson,
John M'Bride, Thomas M'Kernan, VIM. Z.
Buck, Joseph Cole, Montgomerr Douglass
Joseph Gill. Z. L. Dunnegan, John Camp
bell Michael Berry Richard Sanderson,
William Murray, William Kittell, Thomas
NPBreen, Irwin RutIedge, William M hee.
John A. Barns. James F. Campbell. A.
Kennedy. p. II. Shiels. James M'Coy. John
Stull. Peter Dougherty. George w Stab.
Joseph A. Dimond. William M'GOu ;h,
George Walters, John M'Colgan, George
Wasburn.
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.ssnaralship in bringing his army
/. - ,be line of the Rappahannock.-
: ,ta enemy made his feint of mo-
,.bs valley. Meade also made a
lowing him in force to attack
=. ,bs rear. massing his troops at
Ford tor that purpose.
n drew back Lees army, 50 that
landed aanking movement was frus-
ma, has brought 'of every wagon
..r his stores to his new line.
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
WILL CURE
LIV co II p L \ y T S.
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SCUENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIN r. co NJ p l. 4 \ 7 S.
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rrnnl GhattanOoga.


r,x Oct. I2.-Thincs are un-
~ with the exception that the enc
removed their artillery from
.7I.rrtaiu. where they had about
+, nasitiou. and appear to.have
-. ra.b4rawn their forces. It i
.hav will concentrate their force
.,, fi-d.a Some of the epemy,s
Wv. brqrv. AMI all seem to carry
rr- bo,l both Lookout Mountain
P.Ira. from which thev
,n. nm botb the Atb and 5fi
o- -. latter dav 40 shells were
,...ro enemy They however.
y. Eqmaoe bavoDj woundina
... ..,.J l.;IIino ono horse
Z. r,r, s.r,r,l lines of intrenchmcnts
...~.;r, ,,rtbworks are still GOING
rr. r,,r Of the enemy apDears to
49,. ',,,,I,o mn attacI, in front. but 70
49,, ,L,rl,n CIotfanoooa nv
.'r .,.I;,,., Nc IN ON, nrasant nosi-ion
....- INV in our front. aDpovinq rs
,- orriII,rv and breakinu or
s,,,,,r,rnic5,ion bv cavalry raids
,rLo last nIrt of Ills nro-
.,o,,. ,, .;,,., o5r.i.J ont Inv tbc
PEI. .or,Irv which MANAGED 10 eros,
-,.,, r..., 800. ~ o,n,t,n PORT Fcrrv near
.u.
81. rr,..;nr the main BODY moved
!, . Nor,i,,rn direction i mart OF
..., in IN with the train Of III,
....r. c,.,.- r,,7 Anderson IN fine
,m,.rsv yll,ry stompedcd off III,
and das.roveJ between tw,
r..I o,J rrro, L,niraa WAGONS abou
r.r Which were IoaI.d With ammu
anil the h,ranca with clothinr anc
,..
IN. r,.I,s d,ov could not run off tbc-
nthr number Of several hundred
\. w.~, Iravinr the scene of destruc
~ Colonel - commanding
ur. Try division. came nm with n part q
h. command consistiDa Of the Secon
Ll;ora First Wisconsin. and First Eas
.-,,s.a. ca,,.,I,v attacked them nj orc
| -,
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DiED.-At Okeana, Ohio, on Wednes-
day. the 3Oth September, 1868, ELIZA,
wife Of Samuel Lloyd Esq, and daughter
of Mai David Evans, of Cambria county,
aged ~ years,
The deceased was well known to many
of our citizens as a lady Of great worth,
possessing an active intellect, and endowed
with a fair share of poetic talent, She
leaves a husband and three children
to mourne the loss Of devoted wife, and
affcctionate parent.
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COURT SALE.

< hkHIAN - OtJI IA "a LII.
& BY yir-
tue and in pursuance Of certain orders of the
Orphans Courts of the Counties of Blair and
C,ITnbr;, 7 Viii aTer FIR Sale nv public
a. a,,1 ,,,tlr,, ~ tra prbIi, HIrsc now
l.,-,t bv NJ pas7ear II Crosson, in the
C-,nn+v of Can,briq ON saturday the oath
dav Of October. A. D.. 1868. at ten o'clock,
''g @ tra a, ror1rocn , Of sai, 5ay All the right
Il t;rIa and interest If john keeffer, late Of the
p .romg ~ 4olrIisrsIurr B,air county.
dac-d, il benz the undivided one-thiri part,
"a - 40 r.l,,.,,.;-,c, rsar Tstata and
tr,rt or ,,arcay af Igrd sifnata in Washing.
t,r, toqv1sLin Carhr,a' comfy. and bounded
"a dasrr;bt5 ae r.Irawe VIZ: Beriunirg in
49,, ce.+ro If tic 'Trr-,-,;l,e Road. on the
- - - =, P,,,,a.t smith
,4,r,.eos ,as+ ,,,a hundred
,,,I t,,ecT, We p,-rchSs aIors, the said Turn-
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF CAM

Z BRlA COUNTY.
CAMBRIA COUNTY IS; :
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, To
Elizabeth M'Coy, John Kaylor, james j.
Kavlor, Mary Ann Dawson, William Kay
Tor, Caroline Coley, Francis A. kayior,
Robert Kaylor, Jerome Dawson guardian
mo hoe rice of Rebeca Kaylor, Catharine
Bradley, John DriskiIl, james Driskell and
Michael Driskell, guardian pro hoe rice OF
Michael. Hugh. and Mary Driskell-heirs
and legal REPRESENTATIVES Of Jacob kaylor,
late Of Aleghany Township, Cambria
County deceased.
You are each Of yon are hereby cited to
be and appear before the JUDGES Of said
Court at Ebensburg on the first Monday
of December next. (being the 9TH day
Of said month"; then and there toacceptt
or refuse to take the real estate Of the said
Jacob Kaylor. decd, situate in the
County aforesaid. aud which has been APP
nraised and valued by an inquest award by
dnr sai1 Court and returned by the sheriff OF
the said county on the 7th day Of Sept.
/ 1863. to wit a piece or parcel OF land stu
/ ate in Allegheny Township aforesaid con-
/ raining so acres and 100 perches, or there
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14

san FRANClsCo, Oct I2.-Graathousc,
uarpcnding and Rubbcy, three OF the
leaders among the captured in this harbor
last winter, when putting to sea aboard
tba privateer Chapman, wero to-day
found guilty to the charge laid in the m
dictment, after a patent trial, lasting some
ten days. The extreme penalty IS ten
wears Imprisonment and $4,000 fine.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14

TEYRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order issuing out Of the
Orphans Court Of Cambria county. and 10
me directed, there will be exposed TO sale by
public vcndue or outcrv. at the Court House,
in Ebensburg, on MONDAY. the SECOND
day of November next. (l863,) ac one
O'Clock, p. NJ, the following described real
estate, to wit: \ piece, or parcel OF land
situate in White Township, Cambria couu-
ty, containing one hundred and eighteen
acres and allowance bounded and described
as follows Beginning at post corner Of
land Of ,Iohh Smith thence by land war;
ranted TO John Tressler and Jacob DicAhert,
north so degrees east I4G Perche5 to sugar,
thence by the end boundary line Of the tract
Of which it is part, south 30 degrees east
139 perches to post. thence south so deg.
west lac perches TO a hemlock, thence by
land Of john Smith, ncrth 10 degrees west
l39 percheS TO the beginning. being part Of
a larger tract Of land warranted to George
Graf, and of which john Douneily lately
died seized in his demesDe as of fee.
TERMS-One- tLirl Of the purchase m0
uey to be paid on confirmation Of the sale.
and the balance in two eqUa! annual pay
mentS, with interest, to Oc secured by The
bonds and mortgage Of the purchaser.
NM. II. SECHLER.
Oct. 7, 1865 At Trustee, &c.