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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30
Board Of %uprryirors.
SPECIAL ELECTROMAGNETIC PROM TIE
CONTROLLER.

SPECIAL NEETISC-C0NMThitAT PROM 1IL
CONTROLLER.
The Board met l.; special call al 3 o'clock Oh
wednesday afternoon ire President the Hon " .L.snl
NJ. Tweed in tie chair.
T. communication was received nom tie Control Ter
setting forth that since h. communication Of tie 2al
Inst the sum Of esSooO additional 10 the Soldiers
added 10 tho amount leietofor, subscribed. makes
total ~ sg-.' 100
In concu.on the Controller states "ibst subscriptions
a, rresen being received slforee inadequate 10
sup,y lie Committee on Volunteering with fafls 20
secur requisite Der II yOurters drma nded by
toe authOriios of the United States IN tine Ia BE- nyai-
rcgrets 10 that uoIwit saAtng his most earncst
nrp~ns to tie rnbc Cor subscriptions on account "i us
1Gn. no Is unable to provide suhcient means ir t'
Pun pores Of volunteering nf. th'Ticrc the libola %
cout1i,tec ,ust cease unless those having the
subscribe rhAonf dti0g for the bslalce ~ the oin Az
ii irized AID the STATE authorities roimbrrse th-
COMFY for he amounts heretofore aevaLced GU AS "e'
Mr. BrrxT presented the following communications
received b. him: .oc.
Ron ORION PIrsr supcrri'oy s..
ton, tie Coau,y Loon; Com tIel,iie Lsa.. sStov;
! "D"'- ''' W,LtlAx ilryFy As-uos.
Hon OHi'oS RIu-r; 7 snn'urce the following s1bcnp-
,of 10 Ire ouny osn sui - send othefs Ills aisrn
the l.,. con-. Ia. heielnn. sone Co., $780, Nait
500; Vlam Alexander Saith ,of g. 'i'i j. Smith
$1,000. Total, s2l 100 Rfspec'fuls youi'.
NiLsfas HrNgT fSTuOS.
Mr. ELrrT said that in presenting these commlnica.
tons lie did 20 for ne purpose 81 t'yiIg .hnt one IA
Gisidunl could do by lis own Efforts IN soliciting sub
scriptiops 20 The loan. and le earnestly hoped ia
Others would tai hold OF the subject anu sye Il their
personal attention. -
Mr. Ely said there was considerable difficulty e1pc.
rienred I'm procuring funds 10 carry recruiting aud
he believed il would be good plan TO folio" the exam
Die Of the French Minister OF Finance well ns tie
Finance Department of orr own Government, IN issl
ing bonds Of small denoninstions. which, doubt
would all be taken M. ard have the effect OF maLiag 1t
u popular loan.
llr. BLUM approved Of tie suggestions Of Mr.. Ely
or tley nad had hs oOGcu renee ana Thought II
would be- well have bonds issued Of Denominations OF
go ana el0O each.
The Board by resolution decided 10 rcques. the Con.
troer 10 snc bonds fr tie balance u the loan OF de-
nominations Of sc and 90 each.
The Board thea adjourned to Friday. next ct IL
O'Clock IA.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COrRT-Cmcuir-M Mach :o-refors Justice
huLLES
PHACIlCE-rAhIliS DEFENDANT.
Lyons re' Hon-ton {.
This was IN action for an alleged breach OF con-
tract II APP dui. pore-. VI ne tr that rhoma'
lions had been o,1 patty o c.dn siei % Of iey
o. Houston. The drcrifnis' counsel moved n dsns- The
con prt upnn the ground The other def ndts had
glt have Joined with them ali the contracting parties
The Count granted tie motion with lesv" to pantih 70
.ns1d ais process ou yiurnt Of the over
o., term . .
a. J. Ditenhoeiier for plsinf Henry II. Morsrgo Tor
defend mt.
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FELL FROM A WIYDOw.-John Ratigan,
aged years Wednesday morning fe from fourth
story window of tie rcsdeIcc ~ hs parents No ls-
East Leseaihst. TO the pavement ard was instantly
killed.
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NEw.YoRK aud NEw-ITAvEN RAILRoA0
1914 wIvrER ARRsN0gMENT. Is6s.

TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRN. TTHsE AND <Tn
AVENUE.
For NowH ven 40 goe * liD = IN. 2l'' sE<rD
100 ts=.) is. "a 80 ?.Qo lgX,jr .
For t-d.el5rt 5oc 81" tFx.b rs" ~; lIlS tELJ
2ol fEx.( rs 20 eni 30 Ia } D NJ
Eor Ni.ord asi s,fstiosa. TN n % 313 49, p N
Fer Farly1 southpoE. aud WesPoTt, 40 liNs H. As%
40 p. -. -. ,r q
Us 40 SO 90o ttx.,l p M.
Iof BARREN go, 90. lilo a. n. 34S, Az, I'D T. m
Fo. lr.-rwiah O, an. ll.3a m. q - 40 80 DPrs
For StinIol 100 Boo (Fx.) $50 iiO III; IRIS tEA,)
800 iLrl "a, { y. 49, so. $50 liz. p M - .,,
For Port Il aud Intermediate st-ous 1OV sV, H.
a n. AS 40, SD, $50, 100 Q. M
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. VIA Springfield, 400 m tEH 800 (E1 SO
4. "a. - 80, IN, ..
ForHatsord md spIirsie-e, 100 ,E.-, 8 IN lEA''~~
l.z,l ii.l.. Boo T. 10. ~ ,,,x
nor Cameo icut River Rsiroai 3o0a M tEL,l lzlop -
4, Non,rgsl aOO D, m. Northampton.
tn, p.Ii,rd Providence aud shkl Railroad 600, EL,b
For New Iasen New. London and s,oninson RsirosdS
" a. ~. l. l.. 800 go 7. u. -
for Cansi Railroad f2,l3 Q. m TO Nouhainpton
For io 80 tonic Railroad o. m
For Nsagntu 4 Railroad, 500 n M, 200 D. M f'
For DAi bury aud Noswaik Railroad, 100. 80 q H. -
p. .,,. 49, - -
JAMES IA. nOfI, SUIT.
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phj,.deIphis Cattle Markes--March 20.

The supply OF Beef cattle this week was very small not
eo to NE demand Advantage taken Of this state q
thns fs,s the price. The entire offerings amounted 10
ony seQ head these we're ,od h0m slJ,s Sa f9T Com
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Ec-ripfa of Prn6vcc.

MAEcn CO., 10 hbls. Flour 6s hbls. WHISKY. 6.lTO
bill, Corn Ael. s. ~ bush. Corn. h.ID bush. Otis.
1912 bash Barley. Lilo. hush Seed. l.ij7 pkgs. Lard.
2iC0 pkgs Proysons. l5c pigs. Enter psgs. Ashes
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UNITED slATEs CINCUT cOrRr-MAscu 20


COURT CaLF:.DARS-TrD DAY.
SUPREME CoUGT-CIPcU.T Tho further Calen.
Oar Tor Til. Term - rh4ist.d.
SUPERIOR COURT AND fOUET o. CoMIoS PLEAS
TRIAL fTRxs ,diolTuri - Nondty GOVT -
BROOKLYN Cry CoUEr.-Nos. d, co. 76, ~, IS,
81. a.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. MARCH 3d. 1865.

washed. andsmyrna c8055c for Unwashed. and $50
sec. t0r Washed.
I WHlSKY-The market opened steady. but closes
lower ut the inside figures sales OF $50 tts at 81 loo
e. ~ for state ana Western
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1ioyru,rrf,pg ssr-rp steamers.
81 a. a. fsfff
ealcs b. Aaciion.

4 UCTION NOTICE-ContiTua' SALE OF
= fne WATCHES rf,NOHnS nj jENEL6f - ~.
CeftrAisR % sell tslbee o. focA on ~ rf-1'''s; 70;
a. T,aswar t~.Rern Tow I'D nod Grand st. liiS DAI
(.hnr-l4yl si.ho.i rc'cryc. 4. otcts a. ee'Ne.
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ASSISTANT QuAsrnasAsrsEs OEslok, }

ASSISTANT QuAgrEKsAsIkRs OFFICE,
No ISL EfGHru AVA, NlwYoEk Mareh ? is6a
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED--I will purchase IN open market Ill horses
that nay be presented aud inspection al tie Government.
stables on Ihryhi,fs nrlr TenIhAve, until further no
t.c- a. follows;
Cavalry horses 5to 10 yesrs old. IS to 10 hands high.
Artillery hores to 10 yrsf old ~ hands high, and over
100 pounds aud DARK color.
Price lo cavalry Lo.,. Bl7s frice for artillery hose',
sD Payable 10 funds may b. furnished by tie Gov
eminent. 4. L. MOORE, Capt. and A. q. W.
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Iloic SIC ntdiIY 10 IIIUL - u uIl'' '''' "
soyf IN Green cattle caf and s4eey bf4As rom ely
slaughtered uLimsis. We quote; ~
RlD.cr each. o ~ - Mar TT SlD 7.
Isof rcch 81 CcHl5 10 Nfnk,fark.... 3 Qua CO
DeaycT.l,k pm no ~ pima. pAe.... 3J@ w
DeayeT, LaleF . Goa = ~ MLsSi a'.-.... isS :,
Calf f-rf, Or 40 2niDpCssurp. On ~
Cet {ouee o., "a Is Otter Eorihn. 4 o0D 40
$50 wild eeoh ga 81. DO Southern. OJlD 1 ~
Ca:le, green lRacoon. Nfhn pD -,
b o. q 10. "a ~ DO, Sostnein. 70
Nee VS. drrb 3s9 62SLeep6 .nnbf $50 -
Fog. Pedfach / na 3 90 skunk, Striped $50 30
d.. Gray. $50 ~ 90, black. 90 w
Fox Silver. Z CO0AO COZ
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - W!NIEH
4 4 IAN ,NGeMENr Leave. Nsw.York. James sip ssS
34tI East River fol Grs.npor Sag tiar5 HAMPTON, IA,
asa For Yapb.as. LakeAn i.ip, Babylon, AID f1a.
Grcsntort Oh SATURDAY sveninss) For syosse At o:e
A nl ana 4 =. n. Stage connect for Cold sHpss
ys 81 Bay s1d HnntnronD For lienpsesc Jamslca And
~, 6rld Al y Anl I0.aOA M md 5, 4 and o.
Sunday EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 18th st. Ese
Ry.r Il 5a m for yapaaIs stopping at al aron, ~
c-pt liz us,,ad aud yos.s, E.csn Tickets is- ,his a.
81 ,,.dnc,d rams, A. RKAsONER. Superintendent
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
grNGEN TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, viz. The Eric
Railwsy from GOO, Of Chanlben.., RUNNING ThRoUSH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhA
connect, With railroads for al principal cs in the wesH
hi. rosl !. being extended snd viii be in compstS
running order TO Msnsne1 Gallon ur6ana, Dayton, Cnc
pati ard 81. Ia MS without break OF gauge -.,,
T. H. CoomGAy Gen. Tcke, Agt., Il s"EETsth
slesdsiae Pa Genera lpt
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There Is lttc LOO comne .orvarl. ana .hourh llc


Repairs on the railroads have let tic hocsaded eggs
COR . forward md the market IL aburcauty sapIEcd
AID DR. ces much lower Tradc ia quite brisk. however,
though deacrs a,.clpstc l.t cl decline Unless ticrc
is further check in receipts. Western eggs should
rOw L. son. by express b. sVoii deic ton. We q1otc
New-JeISey ami Po'asy,g@uia cHo:cc. 9 doz 2I@2s
State. good mer,s..-.--. .&eGI
Western. p do2. good order. ....-...--.--. .3dY
Leg Gas, :, bush. good socro
lrItIr.--nHIEn-
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FRulTs AND DFEGITs.


Live poultry or moro especially chcsens and fowls.
IRE coming forward 10 cC qnan.tes a. lower
Dressed Of oil Minds are seaIiy unchanged. HLd
- IL -
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NARRIAGES--J. G. HAM would call the at
~ entou Of the pnbc 10 ks hno assortment Of CAR.
RACES and II tRNES5. Having removed from No. 60
Broadway large No. 10 East fouthst, corner
Boaiwsy he IL enabled sell at ~ v cent less thar for
merry Most of stock has been made under his super
vision and all warranted
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.--A Brett, made by
~ Parker: ia r.trate order aud slos. Cost $50
and will BE- .old for 1850 The having further uss
for IL. Apply ct pri yae stable No. SO Irving Place
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NTEPTTTNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE

NJ EfltNE 81 Ah')ItIt 80
IN DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DlhECE ...
Consisii,r of the fol ana splendid -traniers
ELECTRA Capt. J. W. Hyei GALATEA. Cap. )" ~
Jones' OCEANUs, Capt : Crowel
2, Norh Ihrr, foot OF Eo5nsons,, Daily lsundays eI
cepted) At o'clock .. m
~ CONNECTING at Providence with '.s m Tsln io'
Boston.
ry-Fr,i,ht taken at Propeller Rates.
(Srhsc steamers afe UNSURPASSED IN then ARRANGEMENTS
Cor Inc comfort and ay Of passengers and ter facilities tof
the transportation Of Freight
IA Passengers ser Tcins for the night are rot Disturbed
mi ty arrive In PruyieDce at houf etry enough 10 SO
cure III desired, IN tbs hrs; accommodation tram LOT
Eos.en 40, H.. y
Is on IN regard to Fti.ht &c. Apply TO ISAAC
ODYIL General + reight Agent, Pi,r No. ~ r. X
So Iieke,r staterooms or Brrtbs, Apply TO w. ~ Ed
WARDS G,nersl Ticket As,nt Pier No u, North River.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS Passengers per CITY OF
LONDON sailing SATURDAY NEXT, April l. arc requested
20 he board 10 that day the Steamer, o~ns
to be low state OF the tide Wills" pane1al a. u a.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touch.
i fns at QuseustowD Cork Harbor) The weiltnowu
,rer, Of The Liverpool Ne~York aud Philadelphia Steam
,lp Company nmA Lins) carrying the U. Mails, ere In
tended to sail as lolowsi
cry or .Saturdsy April
CITY or .Saturdiv April u
And every saosssdins SATURDAY., sOsn. from Pier ..
North RivsL
PAYABLE In eold or ds equivalent in currency:
FIRST CABfN........S8o W. acknowledgements q
First Cabin to London. " vo stesrnss 20 london. " %
First Cabin Ia Psrs... % 70 Stssrass 70 Psrs... 90
First CABIN to Hamburg 80 60 steerags Hsuous. 81 u
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE. Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp. tc., st equally low Rates.
Fares from Liverpool OF Qossnstown tst Cabin, en- es3
IOo stserrge, go. Thoss who wisA v send for hsl
friends can buy tickets mere u thsss SatsL
-t.f. 80 n|Ye
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N. Y. Wholesale Price. or Country Prod-ce

foR rHs WEEK ESDIsG WFrNEsDAY. March %, iS5.
IEIpe-sly Cor TIE y. y. TRBvHf by Reporter.
The following the current rates 80 articles N good
condition. sold by commission houses lt weocsalc.
Shippers receive 10 4 cent less. doCGctod for com
missions beside freight aud othar charges
GEANs AND PEAS.
Recirts are hea.y and tie demand partnkns of the
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A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN. BELFAST o. LONDON
DERRY: from Pisis No. % North River UNITED KING
500 second Cabin $50; stesrg., tI Payable In ted OF
is equivalent In currency. Apply 70 4. MAC DONALD
CO., Ne. BewlinG Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30

TOR EW.ORLEANS DIRECT.-Tho U.
IL 8. NJ steamship GEORGE CROMWELL" will leave
Pier . North River, on SATURDAY. April l. at NJ
Pssrss SIS For freight psssss spply e H. b CkOM
WELLS Co., No IS Westst. Tie "1UH0 6HUEf' viz
fooy on SATURDAY, April &
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DARiPAN AND DELAWARE BAY X. R

IL From Zoe. Murrsy., daily, at 1870 p M come TN
BRhNCH. SHARK RIVER WINCHESTER Ne.
BROOKLYN no .PHlLADELPHlA-fsreS 50: Excx1s
,ion ~ good for three days Steamer JESSE hcfy
leaves a Ferry. Brooklyn hy. excepting ssnday. =
a. m, CONNECTING at PORT MONMOUTH, With e1prs.e
TOMS RIVER. &c. Returning, leave Vine st. tery rhNs'
dephia. a. HAS m. - ... --..l,.
Tfayesr, from the City Of NewYork notified rot -
spoy for BY this line the State Of New Jersey hsTpS
granted % the Camden and Auboy monopoly the exclusive
privilege Of carrying and freight between me css
OF New Yosk and Phitadelpais-
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ipm, WY Yah. flr Port JeTvI, AID .ewburzh.
p Seh xpsess, ;of Carsndalsr4 hSc"e'.eF bnha~
ssSrcnca gld West a.
~ ~ Lishhins Express. daily 70, carsniafsaa Roca-:
Ig 10 win Ls.e sno.. AID ,irali itut Ksv - md =
Salamanca ysitn 1t .1s I'D Great es;slu Railway.
p Iiisalt Train, oily, FOX bnna.e, saiai-nca Dor
- 4 W.
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DUTrER.

There are very few changes 70 report this week.
With good home demand FOR tho lile Cue butter ar.
riyng lIccs OF this grade are hsheI. beng 3OG'Sc.
hut few rood caiics IyOgid re luce the qGoai ous.
ew packages OF new arriving. b.. there IS no cstlb
hsied mice Western is selling very slowly UGH oi
IL q; about l5c 20 To shipped grease. ;tou,h '.e
may he saved rs OUTER Tic ctpe is that oid 1uter
IL likely to so lower. receipts OF VIII eegD TO
come forward somewhat Freely next week. We
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ERlE RAILWAY.-Trai leave loot a

A. ChsHbcrs-s' Ya- Psyo1.a Ferry; Mt,
sta.slc1 n Wet Connect. e.. bus-io VIA - As i..v
C.ald Gums RaiiRsys AID ot Ssl1i.rhcd "iN A---~
ESQ a. No. i aS and Way rrsir. daily, TO ps7iue q.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
W. PANY-Foot Of Barclsy st On and eter jan ~
though mail ans for HacKettstown and nterinede sta
tons will New York at $3.50 N. and p IL Mons'
town EIpTess Ut y. IN. ~
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Tra,nsl leave
IN foot OF Cor,lndt for 10 and II 30
~, 10 m, and IN, and u uidnis ht Tor hALrIsona
and WAsHiydroN at aud II 30 p NJ, and u tnir
night. Mhtsry Tickets not receivable in the y m train
For other particulars SEQ bills at Offices Dc
NORTHERN X. r., Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Tans leave Jersey City for Psrnont At sls m, ais
D. m an o. In and 6:e5 p The 9:l3 and 4.A ?.
M, run to Monsey.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Absny Troy aud Saratoga Springs also
meeting with the North ana West leave 10Th depot -
q m. and
Tickets may De procured Of tho Office Of Wescc.ts Es
pess Newly and Brooklyn Baggage checked from tho
residences oil points this road and it Connections
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
D. SPRINGFlRLD.-Steamers leave Pecssnp fog Nsse
haven q 3s sad II .. N. lsunisys eXsepIedl
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR HUDSON, CATSKlLL and BRISTOL.
-steanpr TRAVELLER 'esves loot ofHarison.st- MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY AFTERNOONS at .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-04-07
10 Cnnsnmnfives.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in a few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years, with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his felow-suferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy of the
prescription used tree of chargel with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTH-
Ma, BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, CONS, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
tion which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
marS:3m Kings county, New York.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-04-07
DEGIsT 2R,s NoTICE.

III All persons Interested are hereby notified that
the following accountants have been fled their
accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford eoun-
ty, and that the same will be presented TO the Or
phans' Court in andfor said county, on Tuesday,
the I'd day Of May at the Court House, in
Bedford, for confirmation:
The Account Of Frederick Kaufman, Guardian
of Henry Kauffm an Frederick Kaufman and VIM
Kaufman, minor children Of Catharine Kaufman,
late of Middle W ooabery Township, decd.
The final aecor ut Of John Cessna, Esq, Admin
istrator Of the es ae of Jonathan Harcerode, late
of Snake Spring Valley tp., decd.
The account of James H. Lyons, Executor of
the last will dc, ofBenjamin Lyons, late of South
Woodberry tp., det'd
The account o. rhos. Allison, Administrator Of
the estate of Freie,ick Mechtley, late of st. Clair
tP., decd
The Administ aiion account Of Samuel Man
speaker, admin tator of the estate Of Hannah
Manspeaker, LAT 3 Of East Providence Township,
decd.
The account of Games MCleary, Administrator
of the estate of Geo. b. McCleary, late Of Hope
well tp., decd.
The account of Samuel Whip, ESQ.,, Executorof
the last viii, DC, 'f Geo. Sliger late of Cumber-
land Valley tp., dec'd.
The Administration account Of John and JOS.
7. Mortimore, administrators of the estate of Geo.
Mortimore, decd.
The administration account Of Henry Taylor,
Executor of the hst will, &c. Of Jacob N. Clark,
late of Napier tp., decd.
The Administration account of Tobias Boor and
Henry ]. Brunner Esq, Executors of the last will
dc. of Nicholas Boor, late Of Cumberland Valley
tp. decd.
The account of Daniel Sans, Esq, administror
Of Jacob Weayerling, late of West Providence tp.
deed
The account ofPhilip Harkleroad, Executor Of
the last will &c., sf Jonathan Harkleroad, late Of
Colerain tp., decd
The final account of John w. Scott and Joseph
Hutchinson, Administrators of the estate of Ham
iton Scott late ofBedford tp., decd.
The final account Of DavidL Replogle and Jno
L. Replogle Executors of the last will, &c. of
Rinehart Replogh, late Of South Wcodberry tp.
decd.
The account Of Charlotte Sleek, Administrative
Of the estate of chs v Sleek, late ofSt Clair tp,
decd.
The Supplemental account Of Nv. Lingsnfel-
ter, administrator Of Jonathan Horton, late Of
Bedford Borough, dec'd
The account of Mary Sill administratrix of the
estate of Abram Sll, late Of Bedford tp., decd.
The account Of John Brown, ESQ, one Of the
Administrators of Alexander Gibson, late Of Bed.
ford tp., decd. - @
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-04-07
.UBLIC SALE OF
V'NlMGbEe Real Estate.

There viii be sold, on SATURDAY, May 9th,
1865 one Of the
MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
In Friends Cove, situate on the waters of Cove
Creek, in Colerain township, Bedford county, con-
tanning
Two Hundred and Ninety~Six Acres
of first class Limestone Land all under high
state of cultivation.
The improvements
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE, ,oeH finished,
New Bank Barn, with wagon shed attached, Stone
Spring House, With Spring of never failing
water near the house, good Tenant House and
Stable, Dry House, and other outouidings. 1t is
conceded that there is the best selection Of Fruit
on this property Of any in the county, consisting
of Apples, Pears, Peaches Cherries and Plums.
There is also fine Mil Site on this property,
which makes it still more valuable.
There is about 200 acres cleared and under good
fence, with about 80 acres of the finest meadow in
the county The balance of the land is well timber
ed A visit to this property by persons wishing
to purchase good property win pay them amply
for their trouble. Any person wishing informa-
tion in regard to this property can call on JOHN
ALSIP, of Bedford, or on the subscriber.
If the property is not sold before the day above
mentioned, it win be then offered on that day at
public outery.
Terms easy, which will be made known on the
day of sale.
marIO:ts JOHN STONE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-04-07
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
BEDFORD, Pa.
ISAAC z, GROVE, Proprietor.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends in Bedford County, and the public
generally that he has lelsed for term Of years,
this large and convenient brick hotel ct the corner
of Pitt and Julianna Streets, Bedford Pa. known
as the WASHINGTON HOTEL, and formerly
kept by VIM. Dibert.
This Houee is being thoroughly re-ftted andre
furnished, and is now opehed for the reception of
guests. Visitors to the BEDFORD SPRINGS,
and persons attending Court, will find this House
a pleasant and quiet temporary home, Every at
tention win be paid to the accommodation and
comfort of guests.
The TABLE win at all times be supplied with
the best the markets afford. Charges Will be mod
crate.
Extensive stabling is attached to this Hotel,
and a careful and competent Hostler viii be in at
tsndence.
Special attention viii be paid to the aceomno-
dation Of the farming community.
Coaches leave this House Daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) at 81 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock P. NJ, to
connect with the trains going East, from Mount
Dallas Station and Bloody Run. A coach win also
leave tri-weekly, TUESDAY, Thursday and Satur
day. for Somerset. The travelling public win End
it decidedly to their advantage to stop with him.
ISAAC T. GROVE.
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