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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

PAID OTP.-The compositors ~ the Gov
err n q n Printing Office Were paid of yes:er-
day oy Nj. Larcombe, an last evening num-
Der OF NJ m took the rain FOR the States 10 vote
nj the Presidential election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

HALLow EvR.--This evening beibg All Hal
low i've, usually affords 20 the younger pOr-
tor OF me community an opportunity Of play
" 2 pTaBks upon their elders. Tomorrow the
let p-oximo, IS obser we'd Is All-Saints' Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

fEAsTs OF ALL SAINTS AND AN Sor,s
Tomorrow the Feast Of All Saints will h. &C..
brated in all the Catholic churches. win i.'s
posing ceremonies. The Feast OF All Souis M M
ours on Monday. Eespers for the dead will, ~
cbanted IN two churches tomorrow eyening
and sermons delivered by the pastors appro,
pirate TO the solemn services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

tHt RCE EEoPESISG.-Ihe CtL-stTegt Istl-
CCiSt Protestant ChUICinW Ta- been ,Io-ej
10y ne l-St TWO mouths undergoing q com
ilrtH = noV't'lon- Will b. Te0Utu-d to-u1~rov-
SAt- 'sv. bT- Augustus Webs aT. Of 81. Johns
tav-s.r BaiuUOTr. VIII preach IN m f5r-roor.
ana l,-'. l. W Bates, q tisorsrtO W. a. q ,Ir-
Ire irsHt has been completely CHANGED an
covered -. =ttlr -. = iit,,lIJu Of Brownie. ~.
cCCf CHE O. va nearly - the pavement. the
windows made mucn larger tLal formerly aud
1iiru WIZ stained E.ass q 6eaE4tC. design
Tt steps axe ROW IE TIE EeSrIbuI-, au4 IuT.
: %. with g walUut railing. SEd tn ~ .ariJr
E zen rer1l nJsd, making I great improve
m'Lt IEi> work has been done by Mr. W H.
- httiL carpenter; TIE paInung by NJ. Curry.
the IIescoing by Stein berg i Ties: gas fixtures
=! htlLrrd y Bros; new ca~petins tvrf a
rTilhih 4 Co. OF BallmOrP; the mastic work
~ Or. Callahan. The energetic pastor. Rev
.ie work, ana tre iE:t,atOry steps tor the yvS-k
Wei. take y nm. The SEATS are free. and the
EIl.Ie w. always tHd velcomr,
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CLOTHING. &c.

DoYs' AND YOUTHS
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING.
large stock Just received for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
STEPHENS CO,
$40 Pennsylvsnis avenue,
80 H-u bet. 9th and leth stree,s,
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WOOD AND COAL

\ EAGE YOUR ORDERS FOR
Ia GLEASON a GLENNrS
- CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
~ their Depot and Ohief orsce, street wharf, W
c. sIoRhs CO, corner 18th aad r, Wash
II. AIlEI & CO, corner tn ardF:
Is. IBAl IMAM, ll7 Pa. avenue. between 18Th
ard 2th streets -
-. BoGUE- corner Bridge aud High. George
town. Jyl6-6m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

ALsk FIRE ALARMs.-Three false alarms
=. nle were struck last night, between II and
O'Clock, from boxes 2I, ~, and ~. which were
Irspohoed 10 by The firemen. There being no
We use ci excuse for the alarms, and no knowl-
as 10 mo turned them in, the supposition
ON the part of Mr.. Iarcombe is that the trans
aenon was the work Of some mischievons per.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31
IILLIAn GUINANB.

WILLIAn GUINAND,
w DEArFRfT
COAL. WOOD, LIME. CYNkNT, &e.
Central once, No. 81 LouisiAna eyeuue, between
eth and 7th streets west. Branch Tsrd, corner lea
street east auf street south wharf aud steam
cav Mill loot OF Sd street east. large Il ACCOM-
medAtions Tor loading snd unloading vsssels sDd
storing goods. COAL By the cargo ~ Ph..sdelphio
prices. % III,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. While, Surgeon Chirorodist
OF twelve years practical experience in The
United States and Canadas, aud established az
va pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. e.
since l-61, removes Corns, RuniOns, Bad Nails
DC, and successfully treats all diseases of the
fei without pain or NEON yenience TO the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
meolateiy after the operation Refers % the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sancs OF ether responsible persons who IA
uoriZe his establ shment. Hours from a N
10 y. m No charge for consultation az Office
CaIIs made at residences from 6 10 p. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

DOCTOR J. III. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED MS
once and residence from the FIRST Ward "a
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
rom 10 y. m. Hours of attendance a. the
woman S Hospital, from l 10 2p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. lU3'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

PERSONS wishing 70 sunscri be for THh So a
WHO reside on Capitol Hi and the NAVY YrvI
VIII lease leave thelr orders at No. ia las,
Capitol street between 9Th and 5th.
Joan Co6sINs. AgaIz
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Georgetown Advertisements.

ID GEoR6ErowN October sth, 1855.
II ROPOSALs viii be received by the UNDER
signed, until TUESDAY. November 81. 60 cnrS.
TO est strtets Bidders NJ STATE the price per
cubic yard for grading ana superficial ward Tor
pNine gutter AID sraNelng sud Fuuntag foot for
eorb tAsd work 20 he COM istsd this fall ~ the
81 the MAYOR.
&C 0d JOHN n NEWMAN
NEW FALL AND wlNTER GuODs.-Jus.
\ opened, large stock. embrs cing Poptins, Me-
Bieck french Aipsoss, BcmbsEines, French
Shinu shavls, Cloaks, Flsnnei., Blankets. Under
Vests, Grand uches.e and ofhar lie tiful skirts
Corsets, Cloths, Cassimeree. Virginia Full Cloths
and Csssinets. A large stock n Dome.tics very
cheap; a. 600 ards CAlioos from &c On: good ,srd
vide Bleached = usln i2sc; wsmsutts Sc; 10
sheettnes g. cts; AleNsndre's snd Io.Nph, KID
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions. &C : Csrpetinr- Drug
sets and Oflcloths We promise great bargain, q
all " ho may favor ms With call
BENJAMIN MILLER
l0l Bridge street
ocs-lm' Georgetown
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IN. JoHSsToSs PATENT snoorHIsa

hs o s, unc 20 ~ All Who have seen "a 20 be the
pr11se,Rlss; ana nd beautiful in desisn. :.
81 ,hiS ~, ne yerk Of four common irons, with
~ rln,h toel, REQUIRES no holder. never smuss
az sns sno Iun inner polish on shirts than
ss es 81 tSn VI. pay for itsefin saving Of Labor
Any obs elssatisned may return them within
one moAth After purchase and get their n0peJ
ior are q the northcaxt corner OF Pa syeuss
~ - sIeer, oy JOHN LOCKE, sole agent Coz
We. - 0's' s1e 0'e
~Asssss wanted. ssa
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UoOD GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES.

uoOD GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES.
q. +. PERRIE CO.,
DEALERS IN TEAS ANDE ZINE GROCERIES.
Northwest corner of 9th and streets,
Desire TO call the attention of families aud
Others to their choice stock of Groceries es-s<
suitable for consumption at this season II :. q
the year. They have Just received fres h in L -
voices of the following ssticles viz:
BUTTER, New y OrG Stare.
EICkNHEAT F..OUR, new crop
GOIAssES, New orleans and other grades
GOLDEN SYRUP.
CRANBERRIES, Cape Cod, very fine
DBlED PEACHES, new crop.
DRIED ARPLES. new crap.
FLOUR, Of the best brands, in pkgs 10 suit
MACkEkEL, No /, very fine.
COpFlSH, St Georges Bank
LARD, prime article, in 8 5, IS and IS pound
BREAKFAST BACON, choice article.
HAMS, Maryland Sugar Cured.
CRACKERS of ell kinds.
CAkNED FRUITS. ChOice variety.
ElCkLES, SAUCES, PRESERVES
EXTRACTS FOB COOKING, &c C. .s-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

AS WINTER is AT HAND, II is essentially
necessary 10 be warmly clad. and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, IT is of
great importance to GO TO place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
ltate IN saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar pstab-
lishments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit to state the name
OF this successful establishment. But for the
benefit Of strangers and persons not well in
formed, we would say, if you wish to save
money buy Your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at THE Orig
maj franc s. i9i eth street, between ID and f
and so that you do not miss the place, remem-
Der that his store has a large plate glass win
dow; also, that be has no branch stores. 1920:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

BALTIMORE DAILY SUN-Persons wishing
70 subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
ieaNe their orders AT the office OF the Evening
Siar, or al 592 street north, between 9th an d
Ith. The paper has been enlarged, and Will
De delivered 81 an early hour.
lo'b ROBERT CoGGINs, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

PREPARH FOR WINTER Prizes Dorm ~
5000 Merlno Undershirts and Drawers, 81, On,
% cts; fine Merino Unde-shirts and Drawers
81, 81 30, and Sl.75; good Cotton Socks pair for
70 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Socks,
rem 25 cents upwards; good White SHIRTS 81
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards Best
Paper Cults cents per pair. or 50 cents per
dozen. Handkerchief, Gloves. Ties Scarts,
o. the iatest style al most popular prices at
the original Franc, 4Gi eth street. hetwean n
and T., and so that you do not mss the place
remember that his store has large plate glass
WINDOW. Also, that he has no branch store.
1920:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

rOPARTNERsHIP.
BORATIO BROWNING and ALPHEUS MID
LIT0E, having leased the store No. 3a3 Penn.
sylvapia avenue, opposite the Metropolitan he
tel, lately occupied by George and Thomas Parker
Co.. have formed co partnership for the pur-
pose Of conducting a wholesale and retail
GROCERY BUSINESS,
where they will be pleased to see their numerous
friends and the public generally. Having made
their purchases exclusively for CASH, they are
city.
WASHINGTON, October 10, 1868.
Having associated with me ALPHEUs MID
DLETON, late of Montgomery county, Md, aud
having increased facilities for conducting bust
mes. would be pleased to see mp former patron.
would respectfully u nder my thanks to my friends
And former patrons for the very generous patron
age hitherto extended mo, and solicit contfn'
uanee OF the same for the new firm;
90 74-eod2w HORATIO BROWNIHG.
LlTHOQRAPHIN0,I IN ALL Trs RBApOHEs
done by VRENOH& RIOHARDsON.
osadOnors and Lithogrsphers. ~
SS4 Ponna, avenue
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d PREPARE FOR WINTER.
~ repairs Tor al kinds sud sizes OF XSyf
~ STOVES. RANGES. FTRNaCFS7
- can be found At BOYD's STOVE and N
bAkDMkkE, 4ss SIN street. bring name sn3
LUMBER OF stove. OIdstOves taken iH part pa TO-,
new ones. R0BERT BOYD, 4ss IN, bet. h ana
streets.
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OCZ30t SoA fu avenue, near cor. l3tn
A NTHONY FISHER,
FRENCH STEAM sCOURER,
AND AGENT FOR THE
STATEN ISLAND(N.YDD YEIN0 ESTABLISH.
MEHT,
Established 1873.
NEW PARIBIAN PROCESS,
BY which / ON enabled to clean all garments
without being taken apart; spots taken OUT w.
olt cleaning the whole. Grease syots remoyso
efectually. once, AS Seventh street, ok HEss~
NfETROROLTTAN
Wl BOWLING 0AkOON.
uHpER MEIRoP0iITA.H, Ant ~,
6HOHcI II. BAU1R, Proprietor
On, srom 9 a. n. 20 n ,: =. The 9aR 10 stock
With the finest LiGuon, Winss ana Ia
IS; :;, ~; :, =: e. .,.'' 'r..... al, &C
IN mn Pal 2; T !ssosn. ~ "a k,,is p
~ H. srsfne q Bertholow . wharf Q - ~
s0Ee j. p. BARTHOLOE
~ Hardware and Agricultural ImpismeuNs.
Ia sss1tA street, belsW p. sv,
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II Il Z L P q TOURIST HAITI
Now 30 popular In New York. Full supply W
lust opened at sTINEMETZ'S
Hat and Fur Store,
oc23-6t 234 Pa. avenue, near cor. 18th Ut.
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REMOVED TO 342 d STREET,
II NEAR TENTH.
,,S, snd dsS,t nGoT W,do s,ts HG.s ofsc
.st ga and iota.I will run of my extensive stock
great inducement to purchssers' Csii and exam.
Inc before going elsewhere.
DOUGLASS MOORE has Just opened an ele
CANT assortment Of goods in his line of business
comprising q general variety Of PAPEk HANG
Parlors, Drawing Rooms. Halls, Passages, and
Chambers-together with Borders, Columns, Views,
Shades for sale cheap, window Cornices, Bun,
White and Green Holland for Shades: Shade Fix
lures, Cord and Tassels, Paper Blinds. Hair Seat
Ing. Curled Hair, Furniture and Floor Oil Cloths,
Table Cloths. Pew and other Cushions, &c. ID.
MOORE makes to order in the best manner Win
dow and Bed Curtains, Car pets, Cushions, Curled
Heir and ehuck Mattresses. All work in the Up
holstering and Paper Hanging Business promptly
attended 70. Rooms, &C., pspered ct short notice,
in the city or country. &C 2-lmH
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

The wear and teAr Of Iifa tells Epsn IA 81 more
er less. What aTs re bas maeifasss The vital
principal Is the nesiEe power t1st kseps the hu-
nan engine in noaoa, but IS besa1s, pistens, con
neeti0n pipes, e5nde4ssrs and boisrz wear cut, 80
% oTgaas, muscles, tissues and 81 the eonpouEd
paris q that marvellous pieee Of work called
M1y.
The mechanism Of Tie body lsgaises ts be rs-
psised and trgnzthsaei jest IS nueh as tie ne
ehauism employed to gEiad eoEl. or spin eotsou,
OF weave elatA- sissn eanna drive a broken
sLafs, or izpel dram 81 a wieel that Is oat Of
gear neiiher can the vital foTes let tAroagh par
alyEed limb, OF 81 iaert oFsan.
ARE you WEARING our Do yea feel
that any oEe Of yeur orzans--ygaE stomach, LIVER,
bowels, nervous system, OF any ether essential
part Of your orgaaizssiaa, fAI.srs a its werk2 II
So repair the damage w5sh LA nest powerful,
yet harmless sf inyigsvsatz, TosTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs. RezsRer thai dsbill-
~ u the beginning q tie Ead-shst the eli
max Of an weakness is 5 uniFers1 paralysis of
the system, and thai such paralysis ) the imRe-
diass precursor Of BEArH-
D0n't uAsi far disease 10 commit Is ravages be-
fore yen commence the stTsB gtheang pEpeess
Keep ths whole bo5y II vigorous eondition by
sregearsag, as far as possible, tae iFozds q de-
cay Repair tAe waste of nztars MI zatara's
les. ie-HoSTETTER BITTHs.
M4GyCLlA W4TEs Is Z delightful liles article
superior 10 Cologne and a. half he cost 2
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MARKETs.

PHILADELFHIa. AFzil 6.-Prfes are well
maiuiaine6. with sales Of go barrels, inciU-
ding extras az $50 IS; Northwestern extra
family Al Slo6a Il IS Penusylvana and Ohio
81 Sll(sI2 p, and fancy 81 SISt Is. Bye
-four IS steady az s.. Prices Of corn meal are
nominal. hhest comes II strong and com
naEds full prices, With sales af 1000 bush
good red at 3 500 s.. S0ze holders ask
more. Rye IS taken cn arrival at 5 80.
Corn Is steady yellow at s. - Western
naked 81 81 is No. : al 81 1901 II. 0ass
are firm az &]c-
Nav YOEE, ApriI 6. Flour tull and de-
ciiued ga lllc; sales 5000 bbls Stase ss So
loo IL, Ohio SI0@ IS. Western s. loo 10
80. Sogtheru, 50 s0GI4 20. CaIfornis, So
25(a IS. Wheat dull. Germ dull sd declined
Ie, sales - 0o0 bushels az 81 2IG1 Za.
Oats suiei a. 50. Beef quiet. PORK hrm 81
50 So. Lard trn a. I6keGI1
BAuNOGE, April 6,-ElouT IS active and
unchanged. Wheat Is anchsneel Corn IS
strong white g. : u yellow s. q I6fal / -.
Osts are hrra a. $50 csc. Rye Is steady a,
Soc. Mess pork IS qGisl a. S25 756 e. Lard
Is quiet a. lie. Bacon Is active. Fib sides al
l54c; clear rib sides s. l5zc; shoulders ISGc;
hans g. lsf5 2]c-
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The Bridgeport Railroad.

To the E5its-E q ias BE1F5Ea IyovIEEzs
I observed IN your paper Of las: week,
eopisd from she Bedford Cazst.s. a coumu-
afezfioa On the subjec. Of The Railroad from
Bedford 20 Bridgeport IN which the proposi-
tiou Of county subscription 10 the capital
stoek is slabora.ely discussed. Besides be
ing open 70 the objection that some OF the
townships Of The county are only remotely
AID indirectly Interested IN this read. and
thas i Toaid Il unfair 70 compel their citi-
zeas % coa,r5bats By taxation, there Is q
st..l more serious obstacle In the way Of this
psoieci. to Wit. by the constitutional amend
ueut Of 1857 no county, city, boro8gh OF
toEasAip. can become 8 stocAhol6er N. or
obtain money for, or Io4a Us crsdit 10, any
company or corporation.
We mar as ~s,l, therefore, dismiss this
plan and rely upon individual effort. renem-
5eriag the fable Of the c0uuirynaa whose
wagon was stuck in the mud. and who called
most Iusr,y upon Hercules to come and help
him o1s Of his troab.e. Bet Hercules ba5e
him ,ay his s5ou3der 10 The wheel. assuring
hin that Heaven 0aIy aided those Who en-
6ezvoreE 70 help themselves
/ Is u5t 10 be doubtsd that we have been
depending too mucb On other people 70 make
s railroad 20 Bedford. And IT looks Is # The
present generation would die o1i whilst
awaiting the advent of the tron horse into
oar a8ciea; bosoagb, But Il does not seen
gst 70 be the tine 30 make a serious and
matted EFFORT. That tine wiu come when the
CozueslsTilie road Is completed from Can
beriaud to Bridgeport. Then With a fair
e1sors Nc oazht 10 h- able 10 raise readily an
aund-e5 thousand dollars. ana -zsA thai
Hszch Of 8 push On orr part, il j. altogether
likely that we can call upon Hercules with
some SORT e show that our prayers viii be
answered. Mean time, Il is very vel that
meH's minds be directed 10 the exceeding
desi-allensss OF this Bridgeport connection.
tas eazY grades, ard straight Ire. and lo~
cost of construction. the ancuut of travel
agd traffic which would make II a paying road,
6c- and the plain difference between this
ard ether railroad projects hereabouts
gbieh have bsrs.aiore resulted IN fsi,srez
The route hence 70 Bridgeport has been
ssvsral tiues eTPsumeutally surveyed. and
information IS to whs. It would cost 10 DO
the grazing aud bridging could, doubtless, be
Obtained My impression Is ihat there IS
ret twenty-five miles Of line so favorable any
where IN Pennsylvania. u is Ike a West
ern Prairie road. Miles of il coold be graded
a. an expense of fTe IT six thousand dollars
pe- nile: 50 .bas IL lie Iaad owners would re-
lease the right Of way and TIE Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad would put on the sHpers;ruc.
sare aad stock sad operate the T5sd IL would
zeeea ID bs possible that tbe road can be
rus5e- Il Is quite certain shat neither tau-
neIisg nor ires.leing. por deep cats, nor
lo8g bridges x5aid be necessary, and tia.
ths read woaid make safe and attractive
nsaas Of isgress aad egress to and from Bed
ford s.. r. Hall
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

tors, Z sinner and G F Axe; Assessor. G
3 Amiek; Auditor, Wa Beam.
-. Ciair-Justice Of the Peace. Isaac
Aorrisi Constable, John II Ickes. Judge OF
Election, John Wbeisfone: INSPECTORS.
Thomas B Smith and B H Walker, Sapervi-
soTs, Henry ClRycomb and Isaac A C8ppei;
School Directors, Solonon shrador and Nj.
ehael Miller; Assessor, John @ adams; Audi
tor, 4 ] Griffith.
soHfhanlptoa Constable, Jas Northcraft;
Judge Of Election, Francis Douahoe; Tnspac-
tors, Amos Collins and Geo TeReIls Assessor,
Mm adams; School Directors, Wesley Per.
dew and Thomas Leasnres Supervisors,
Joseph Bowman AID Elijah SlapIeys Auditor,
Alfred Northr-aa
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d EGIsTER' S NOTICE.

n
Ii All persons iHterc led are hereby notified that
the following RaEaei aeceuntsnts have hled thar
accounts in the Registers 0fee Of Bedford county,
and that the same win be presented 10 the Or
pnsns Court. u AMI for said caRnty. an Tuesday,
the 18th day Of April next, at the Court House
in Bedford, for confirm ration:
]. TIE seegazt Of Jacob Claar, Administrator
Of the estate Of Frederick ClAaT late Of Union tp
1 Bedford county, decd
2 The account Of David H. & George W. Bow
ser, Executors Of the last VII and Testament Of
Joha BoEseT, late Qf Napier township, county Of
Bedford, deceased.
3 The account Of John p Reed, Trustee Of the
estate Of Mary Samussl, deceased.
4. The final aee0Hnt Of John Armstrong and
Daniel R. Snydeg, sduainistrators Of the estate Of
Ssnaei Armstrong, late Of Snake spEiDg town
ship, Bedford county. deed
5 The account Of Henry B. Walter, admins
traitor Of al and singular tie goods and ehAttels
rights and credits which were Of Samuel Walter,
lata q Union township, Bedford county, deceased
6 The account Of Daniel MeFarlsnd, admins
traitor af al and singuar, the goods and ehattslE
rights and credits which were Of Sophia McFar-
Land, late Of Monros tp-, bedford county, deed
!. Tie account Of Duncan MeVicker, admins
trsfor Of the estate of John Rouser late Of Ma
pier tp., Bedford county, decd
s. The aecount Of DANIEL Fletcher, Guardian Of
Martha and Matilda WeiEer, minor children Of
Daniel Weinaer, late Of Monroe tp., deceased
2. The account Of Duncan MeVieke-, Esq, Ex-
EG4EGE o. ING 4&Sk ~ III @-A AErsALEeLE GE DEL4
AcFieker, late q Harrison tp-, Bedford co. decd
To- The izas administration account Of John B
Replogls, Executor Of the last W III and Testament
Of Jacob saOebergers late Of Middle W0Odbsrry
tp., deed.
IL. The account of Eli EichsIberger, admins
traitor of al and singular the goods aud ehattEls,
rights and credits, Wkieh were Of J. Il. Typper,
late % Broadtop tp-, Bedford co., deed
y. The account o. Lewis HsEs2re. aaminiStra-
tor Of all and Singular .he goods and ehattelsy
rights and credits which were Of Henry Whst-
I stane, late Of Monroe tp., des'd-
i. The account Of Samuel Teste-, Administra-
toz Of D&aisl P. Miller late Of South WoodberTy
1 p, de-'d.
Il. The first account Of Maria Ast1, Admr'z
Of the estate Of Valentine Metz late Of East Prov
idenee tp-, dec'd.
IS. The aeeo1at Of John Aldstadt, Esq, Exec
utor Of the last W.li and Testament Of Jacob Bel
sell laEe ef 81 Clair tp-, deed.
l6. The second account of JOHN Alsip, Esq, s3-
inistrator Of the estate of JOHN Aetzge-, late o.
Juniata tp., deed.
It. The account Of Samuel Bender, Esq, Exec
Etor Of the last VIII &c, Of Nancy T. Black, late
oE Bloody Bun bpro1gh, deed.
Is. The soo0nnt Of Jacob Troutnans Jrs Ad-
miniEtrator ef Wa Bsznel, late Of Londonderry
tp., deed
aFs 0. E. SHANNON, Rsg'r
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-04-10

I IST OF GRAND JURORS drawn for april
1 tern, Stu AIondzy, 27th day, A D. 1888,
william Hartley, Forsuea-
Bedford Tp: Samuel B. Amos, Jaee5 Welt
Thomas Hughes
Broad Top: john C. Figard,
Bloody Ran Wilson L. Weeks,
Cuu-berlznd Valley. John Dsremer,
EeveEell. John Gates, Alexander Davis,
Londonderry J0hn J. Wolford,
Napier: George MOEry,
Prsriasnse z Simon Nyean, John 4. Van
Pr Proyissass Y John P. wsarss.ing. George
sBSEs sPriag. Asa S. stueksy, Harrison Hart
s. Clair. Thomas ". McCrez-y,
schsusburg Jeremiah Z. Black,
Uriga John 7. Christ,
Wosdberry John BgrgeE,
PETIT JURORS DRAWN F0R SANE TERM
Bedford Borough: Thomas II. Lynch, Rsuben
W. Cock. Andrew Middleton,
Bedford In. John Todd David R. Enrnsst,
Bl5ady Ran John c. Black, W. 7. Grovs,
Cumberland Valley AIbeTt Smith, Thomas
Fisher,
Cols-ain David Disbl Of J., Josiah Or,
H0pe#eu John ". KAY,
Harrison Valentine Y. HertE,
Junista. John Sides, ThouGs Spieeg,
Lo1Eondsrry. Cornelius Devore,
Monroe. James shaw, Job 8. Akers,
Napier b. F. Williams,
Providencs z &. Noah FooE, Harrison Brissn,
s.. Clair. Thomas Johnes, Henry B. Mock,
Jacob BeekIsy, Tnaddeas H0enstiBe,
Saxt0u Tobias Snyder,
southsmpton John johnson, Wesley Bennett,
Tpiou IS. ". L-Amborne, Samuel ShafeE, y Il.
n. Hancock. William c. Robson, Jossph likes,
Wo5d5srTy N Jacob Breunemaz, Wa G.
Rsni1ger,
Wo5dbsrry Joseph B. Noble, Charles l.
Back
Dram and certified Al Bedford, this llth day
Of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1855
ILAAC EENSINGEB,
WILLIAM KIRK,
Attest. jury Commissioners.
joss g. FIsHEH, Clerk. Aprsi5