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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF CLAMOR FREDERICK HAGEpORN, Decd
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit SETTLE and
HERMAN THEoPHILUs PLATE. Execntors Of the
last will and testament of CLAMOR FREDERICK
HAGEDORN deceased and 10 report distribution OF the
balance the hands % the accountant will meet the
MONDAY the 9sth dsy g April lss9 at o'clock
FOURTH Street, in the city VtPhiladephia 10 thstu6t
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O. PEREMPTORY SALE.-THOMAS & SONS,
kla Auctioneers.--Very valuable Business Stand
tourstory front Front Store, Nos 205 and 207 Ches
nut street, between Second and Third streets, 4tk
feet 'front.' on Tuesday, April 81 1869, at IL O'Clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that superior four
story iron front building and lot Of ground situate
on the north side of Chestnut street. west of Second
street, Nos. 205 and 20T containing in front on
Chestnut street II feet inches, and extending in
depth 81 feet inches to feet inches wide alley,
leading westward into Strawberry street. Subject TO
the RESTRICTION, viz, space of IL feet inches
square, at the northeast corner of said lot shall at
all times hereafter remain open, and no building or
part of building shall be erected thereon the
same being left open to afford light and air to the
premise hereby granted, and to the premises 'front.'
ing on Second street 1t is well and substantially
built; has iron pillars, hosting apparatus ETC. Pos
session on 80 days notice. Terms-One-third cash.
sale absolute. For further information apply to G.
H. X II. 7. Muirheid No. 205 S. Sixth street, or to
M. THOMAS X SONS Auctoneers,
42024 Nos. 189 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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In addition 70 the house and lot on Arch and Cherry
streets, the cottage and lot called "Sea Brink, at
Cape May, and the mansion at Florence aud I've
acres attached to my wife, Juliana r. Wood.
RICHARD ID. WooD.
February A. 1865.
Witness TO this cOdic. MARION RUHI-
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dr-., REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
M#; Modern three-story Brick Residence, No. S26
North Sixth street. above Brown street. On Tuesday,
NAV L. 1862 at 10 O'Clock, noOn will be sold at public
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-story brick messuage, with two-story back
building and lot of ground situate on the west side
of sixth street. north of Brown street. No. $780, con-
tanning i'm front on Sixth street IS feet and extend
ing in depth 90 feet. The house has saloon parlor,
dning-room, kitchen, and out-kitchen on the first
floor gas bath, hot and cold water, water-coset
furnace, cooking range and summer range, and COM
plete under ground drainage. Terms $1,000 may re-
main on mortgage. Immediate possession. May be
examined before 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from TO p NJ
NJ THOMAS * SONS, Auctioneers
A1b1T14 Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Srteet
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MEMORANDA.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, for Philadelphia, sailed
IN, IN Charleston yesterday.
Brig Albatross, Smith, hence for st. john N b., sailed
from Holmes Hole I'D inst
Brig Jessie Rhynas, Tucker, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Trinidad 18th inst.
Brig Lizzie Nyman, Gamage, for Philadelphia, sailed
fiOm Trinidad l4th inst.
Brigs c. W. Horton Rhodes and Sarah Payson, Dakin,
al MatanZas 10th inst, for port north OF Hatteras
Bngs Geo : Berry, Bradley, and Hyperion, Woodbury.
for Philadelphia, at Matanzas 10th inst.
bngs Mary Stewart Adams and Nj. A. Perry, Chase' AT
MAtAnzas 10Th inst for port north OF ltatteras
Bug Abble o. Titcomb, tcomb, at Matanzas l6th lnst
Brigs Clara jenkins, Gikey, and H. O. Phinney, Boyd,
al atanzas 10th nst for port north of Hatteras ,e
Instant
Schrs r. Baird, Ireland; Charlotte FISH Strong and
Msy ~ Haskell, Barbour for Philadelphia, at Matahzas
kchr GlengarTy, Yates hence, remained at Matanzas
10Th inst, Tor port north of Hatteras.
selr Henry Croskey, Potter hence, at Boston slst INST
schr N Nassar, Jr Christie, hence at Cohasset NAT
sehr MARI J. RUSSELL smith, for Philadelphia, cleared
atSalem 2lst inst. -
sohrs Admiral, Seeman: IL L. Slaght, Wetts; :. g.
Babcock, Smithf and L. NJ. Reed Steelnan Tor fIua-
delphia sailed from Salem 2lst inst.
sehrs Clara, MulfoId f. Hammer, Brooks j. s. Melden
18th inst.
schr Ocean Wave Baker hence at Providence ast inst
sohr brandywine Corson hence, at Fall River sth inst
Sehr Casper Hett Shoe for Philadelphia sailed from
Pawtucket 2st inst.
: schr ~ ID Wharton, Wharton hence for Fall River, at
New York 22d inst.
sehr Cerr9 Gordo Hodgden hence for Newbugport' at
Schr Flora A. Sawyer, Norwood from Providence for
Philadelphia while lying anchor the outer haIbor OF
Newport morning of "a inst, mas into by an UNKNOWN
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Es-a EXECUTORS SALE.-ESTATE0 OF RACHEL
::; Dougherty, deceased.-Thomas Sons Auction
GERS Two-story frame dwelling and large lot, Cherry
street west of Eleventh street. On Tuesday, April
a. 1869 at 12 O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange all those frame
messuages and lot of ground thereunto belonging,
situate on the north side of Cherry street. 1S feet
west of Eleventh street; the lot containing in front
20 feet and extending in depth 1879 feet on Marks
lane The improvements a two-story frame
dwelling fronting on Cherry street, and two-story
flame dwelling on Marks lane. Clear of all incum-
brauce George Kirk Executor.
NJ THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers
41b1I24 Nos. 139 and III 5. FOURTH Street.
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C. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS a. SONS SALE
a:i Handsome Modern Residence, southeast corner
OF Thirty-fOurth and Haverford streets, Twenty
fourth ward 80 by 1853 feet On Tuesday, May d. 1869,
at 10 O'clock noon will be sold at public SALE at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that handsome modern
three-story (rough-casG brick messuage and lot OF
ground situate at the southeast corner OF Thirty
fourth and Hayerford streets, Twenty-fourth ward;
the lot containing in front Haverford street so
feet and extending in depth along Thirty-fourth
street 1853 fee-2 fronts The house is 80 by 40 feet
has hall in the centre; contains II rooms, observa-
tory gas, BATH hot and cold water, water closets,
furnace cooking range, etc. also, stable green
house, garden planted with grapery arbor along the
main walk fountain, etc. Terms, $4,000 must remain
for years. Possession 18th May next. May be ex-
amined on application to the owner and occupant,
between and 10 O'Clock.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
41O2451 Nos. 139 and 141 ). Fourth street.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

fi:J PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS H. SONS,
Hi Auctioneers.--va Business Stands stores
nos. 90 and SO South Second street. above Chestnut
street on Tuesday April %, 1862 at 10 O'Clock,
noon VIII be sold at public SALE without reserve, at
tne fnladelphia Exchange all that lot of ground,
win the buildings thereon erected being one three
story Drlck store and two-story frame store
situate on the west side of Second street. at the dis
lance oil 81 feet north OF Chestnut street. Nos So and
% NOW occupied as one STOREY, containing together
IN 'front.' ON Second street 81 feet II inches, the south
IN depth, and the northernmost is feet inches
thereof being IS feet in depth to a feet inches
Wlde alley, leading northward into another feet
lhches wide alley leading into Strawberry street; ;
whlch alleys this property has the privilege of as
pssage-Way and water-course, at all times hereafter
forever Terms, one-third cash. Possession on 30
days notice. Sale absolute For further nforma-
ton apply to G. II. Il II. Z. Muirhed, No 205 S. Sixth
street, or to
NJ. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers,
4 20 "a Nos. 139 and 141 $. FOURTH Street
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o. PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS & SONS,
Iii Auctoneers.-Very valuable Business stand
superior fve-story Brick Store No. 1876 Chestnut
street between Front and Second streets, extending
Tuesday, April 81 1862 at 10 o'clock noon. will he
sold at public sale without reserve at the Philadel-
pha Exchange, all that very valuable hve-story brick
building (grante front to third story and lot OF
ground situate on the south side of Chestnut street.
between Front and Second streets, No. 1926; contain
ing In front on Chestnut street 20 feet and extending
IN depth on the west line IA feet to Carters alley;
thence extending eastwardy along said alley 1S feet
IL inches; thence north 81 feet q inches; thence
east 10 feet inch; thence north 81 feet 106 inches
TO Chestnut street, the place of beginning. The store
is well and substantially built skyght in the centre
TO roof iron pillars, hreproof safes, hosting appa-
ratus, ETC., etc. Terms-One-third cash, or whole
may be paid at option of purchaser. Sale absolute,
Possession June 20, 1870 For further information
apply to 9. II. & II. p Muirhead, No. 2O5 $. Sixth
street. or to
M. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers,
42024 Nos. 139 and 141 s. Fourth street.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Orig haluee hCDOnald, lc Gays irOm hlngstOn Ud
with ogwood ETC., to d. n. Wetzlar Co. 18th inst lat
to NNE with heavy cross sea- threw overheard about 20
tons ogwOod off deck, she laboring and leaking
badly
Sehr Abbie Hedgman, Eaton, 12 days from Trinidad
with sugar and moasses to S. x w. Welsh.
Schr r. L. Tay, Baker, 10 days from Windsor n S. with
plaster 10 G.. O. Van Horn.
Sehr Olivia Fox, day from Odessa Del, with grain to
JAS. L. Bewey q Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols "a hours New York with
mdse. TO ". NJ. Baird Co.
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Iy! PUBLIC SALE.-THOMAS & SONS
-MEI Auctioneers.- Valuable two and half-story
stone Residence, No. "a Linden ST., between Coulter
street and Indian Queen lane, Germantown, five
minutes walk of Shoemaker lane Railroad Station.
On Tuesday, April o. 1869, at IL O'Clock, noon, will
be sold at public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that two and half-story stone residence, with
two-story back building and lot of ground situate
No. "a Linden street, Germantown; the lot contain
ing in front Linden street 80 feet and extending
in depth 105 feet The house stands back, having
garden plot in 'front.' has parlor, dnng-room open
ing on to a pazza), kitchen, enclosed pump shed,
with provision well and frame summer kitchen; five
good-size chambers, bathroom, excellent water,
gas, furnace, numerous Closets etc. Also, two
story frame stable and carriage house. Terms
$1,000 may remain on mortgage for three years. I'M
mediate possession. Keys at No. 142 Queen street.
Germantown
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
42024 Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
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a.. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS& SONS SALE
Eii Business Stand-Three-story Brick Tavern and
dwelling, known as the Golden Eagle HOTEL" S. w.
corner Of New Market street and Coates street. On
Tuesday, April ~ 1869, at ~ o'clock noon, will be
sold public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all
that threestory brick messnage and lot of ground,
situate at the southwest corner of New Market and
Coates streets; containing in front on New Market
street 43 feet = inches and on Coates street 10 feet
10 inches. 1t is known as the Golden Eagle Hotel"
contains rooms, has underground drainage, etc.
1erms-S3000 cash, Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers
415 III "a Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
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Steamship Tonawanda jennings Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Brig j. b. Kirby, Bernard Cienfuegos, g. 4 W. Welsh
Schr Hattie Rose, Ulrich Portland, Warren Gregg.
Schr Althea, Smith, Wilmington, Del, ID. Steson Co.
Steamer r. Willing Cundif Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
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C. REAL ESTATE-THoMAs sons SALE
4i ThTee-stOry Brick Store and Dwelling, $. W.
corner of Eighth and Wharton streets. On Tuesday,
April 27, 1862 at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold at
public SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
three-story brick store and dwelling, with one-story
brick Kitchen and lot of ground situate at the ). W.
corner of Eighth and Wharton Streets containing IN
front on Wharton 10 feet, and extending in depth
along Eighth street 66 feet Ii has gas range, etc
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-si5O0 may remain
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers,
4151T24 Nos. 139 and 14l S. FOURTH Street
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ohRoMos.
CHRO MO EXP OSITIo N.
JAS. s. EARLE Il SONS
LOOKING GLASS wAREROOAIs
fr AND
FREE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
No. SIG Chestnut Street.

Now open, extremely interesting exhibition prepared
70 explain the method of producing chronoa
their remarkable fidelity to the originals, giving full
answer to the ofrepeated question: What are Ohroos
With this placed by side several proninent
original paintings and the chromos the Tor careful
comparison, among which are;-
.et Whfttier's 'sHBarefoOt Boy
Bierstadt's California SUN.
set.o
Lcnmen's ''POultry Yard.''
Tait's "Group of Chiclxens.''
Tait's "GrOup OfQuaiIs.''
Brfcher's Autumn i'm White
MOuntains.''
Mrs. Lilly Nh. Spenccr's ssBIaclx-
berries." and others.
At present exposed in the show window on Chestnut
street the original painting and chrome of LAKE LII.
lERNE by nebel Copies of this and all other
always Tor sale BY special arrangement make a
notable reduction in the prices of PRANG'S CHRoMOS,
Group of Chickens Cuas each ............. 1875
cA American Landscapes, each. 1B
autumn, bsopus Greek 450
ar1 80
rlaguteh loO
4H
rrlenu IN Neeu 100
WhittiepS Barefoot Boy S az
blerbtaats Sahtorna sunset Iq
ddorses ptorm DTS
Inc Two FRIENDS 4b0
me Oheonhclous sleeper 400
crown Oh new fngiand :....:; ll25
And all others at the rates. Full lists and
and Prang's JOURNAL OF POPULAR ART,m ap.
phcaton 4fs l2pp
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THE ODD FELLOWS.


Inc Committee of Arrangements hav,no, in,
Sharge the matter of the Procession of the Odd
senows, ON Monday next have issued the fol-
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SPECIAL ORDERS


SPECIAL ORDERS.
The Onicers and Representatives of the r
~ Srand Lodge of Pennsylvanfa will assem-.
ble AT horticultural Hall, At 8 O'Clock A. M
Inc X w. Grand Encampment of Pennsylva-
ma VIII assemble at horticultural Hall, at 8
The X. W. Grand Lodge OF the United States
Will assemble in the Foyer of the Academy Of
Music, at o'clock A. NJ.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of
rev Jersey will assemble at the Ashland
House, Arch street above seventh, at 7.45 A.
n, under the direction of their respective
The New Jersey Subordinate De egations
VIII assemble at Cam en-, under the direction
OF the Chief Marshal of New Jersey.
The Delegations from OHIO wi assemble at
the Hail OF the Classical In titute, 5. w. cor
rection OF the Graud Marshal of Ohio.
The Delegations from the District of Colu n
pa and Maryland VIII assemble at the Phia.
respective Grand Marshals.
The New York De egation will assemble at
the La Pierre House, under the dlrec ion of the
Grand Marshal of N, Yo-k.
The Tennesst ID Delegation, being an csc 0rt
10 the Gran Sire, Will assemble NJ the Foyer
of the Academy of Mrslc, at eight O'Clock A. NJ
Grand Officers, aud Past Grand Officers of
jur.sdi. Tons not named abot g, Will assemble
with the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, at
Horticultural Hall, at eig ht oc ock A. NJ.
The Grand Lodge of the United States will
review the procession and afterward take its
proper position in the line.
Brother Robert Mackey has been appointed
Assistant Grand Marshal, to take charge of the
Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania in the process
sion, with Brothers Charles W. Ridgeway and
Henry kunzig as aids.
) Thellne will move at twelve O'Clock precise
ly; up Broad to Columbia avenue, east side;
thence down, on the west side, to Christian
street; thence down to Third; up Third to
Walnut; up Walnut to Fifth; up Fifth to Cir
ard avenue; up Glrard avenue, north side), to
Twelfth; down Twelfth to Chestnut; down
Chestnut TO sixth; up Sixth to Race, and there
dismiss
Lodges that appear in Regalia will form as
fOllowe:
Marshal and Assistants.
Outside Guardian.
Scene Supporters.
Members of the Initiatory Degree, in order of
juniority, six abreast.
Members of the White, Pink, Royal Blue,
Green and Scarlet Degrees, respectively,
IN like order.
Members of the Royal Purple Degree.
Past Grands of the Lodge, in order OF juniority,
six abreast:
The Treasurer, Secretary and Assistant Secre-
tary.
The Vice Grand and Supporters.
The Chaplain, supported by the Warden and
Conductor.
The Noble Grand and supporters.
Inside Guardian.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Netc8 see FIRST Page.
CLFARFD YESTFRDA7

ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
Sun RISES. sos Moon SETS. ........ 42a
Sun SETS. .648 HIGH WATER. 1144
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reonest my executors 20 give five hundred dollars
20 me IJnion benevolent Society, ana nye hundred
dollars 70 the Shelter for Col9Ted Orphans gNe'
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REIOW
MEMORANDA

Bprque Queen Victoria from liverpool brigs A, r. Lar
rabee, from Cardenas and Caawba from MatanZas Re
ported by Thomas n. Schelenger, pilot.
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.EGIsTER,e NnTIcR

- L.
~ Al persons interested are hereby notified thai
the following named accountants, have filed their
aceountsiu the Register OFF lee Of Bedford Couo.
y, and that the same will be presented to the Or
phans Court in and for said county, on Tuesday
the TN day Of September next az the Court House.
m Bedford, for confirmation:
l. The account of John Ksagy, one Of the Fx
ecutors Of the last viii, &c, Of Abraham Keagy
late Of Middle HoOdberry township, decea.ed
2 The third supplemental account Of Joh
Mann, one Of the Executors Of the last win and
testament Of Abm. Kerus, late Of the borough and
county Of Bedford, deceased
= The account Of John Griffith, administrator
OF all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
aud credits, which were Of Matthias Otto late a.
st. Clair township. deceased.
A. The account Of AHA NJ. Akers, adRinistra-
tor Of all and singular the goods and cbat,els
rghts and credits which were Of jeremiah Akers
late OF Monroe township, Bedford county deed
.. The account Of james Householder, admin.
lsrator OF George Riley, late Of East Providence
twp, Bedford county, deceased.
o. The account of Daniel Walter. Executor Of
the last viii and testament Of Samuel SILL late Of
st. Clair twp, Bedford CO., deceased.
Z. The account Of Wm. S. Beegle guardian Of
Mary N. Harclerode, minor child Of Lavina
r. Harcler0de, deed.
s. The account Of VIM S. Beegle. guardian Of
susan Harelerode, minor daughter of Laviua
R. Harcleroad, deed.
o. Inc administration account Of Abm
Bum, Esq, Executor Of the last VIII. &e.. Of
Ann C1tharine Danaker late If schellsbarg Bor-
ough, deceased.
10. The account Of John z. Koekendarfer and
Jacob L. hoekendarfer, administrators Of all and
singular the goods and chaitcls, rights and cred
its, which were Of John y. Kockendarfer. late o f
South WoodberTy township, in the county Of Red
ford, deceased.
H. The account Of John P Reed, Trustee for
the sale Of the real estate Of Margaretta T. ScheH
late Of the Borough Of Bedford, deed
IL The account OF fforatio J. u cans satalnfs-
traitor Of all and singular the goods and ehattels
rights and credits, which were Of jeremiah Nor
ris late Of Monroe tp., Bedford CO, deceased
D. The account Of Jacob POTTS. administrator
Of all and singular the goods and chattels rights
and credits, which we're Of Jonathan Potts, late Of
Southampton tp, Bedford county, doeeased.
IA. The final account Of William Berkhimer
Executor Of the last will and testiment Of Joseph
Riddle, late of Union, tp., Bedford CO., deed
The administration account of John S. Het
rick, one of the Executors Of the last will &c
of Abraham keagy, late OF Middle Woodoer.
~ township, decd
9aug 0. E. SHANNON, Reg'r.
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MARK ETs.
PHlLApELpHlA. Anrnst 40

FHfLADELPHlA' August 30.
There is very little cloverseed coming for
ward, but the new crop will soon make its
appearance. We quote at SSG9. Timothy
Is getting scarce, and may be quoted at s4
25(a4 so per bushei There is NOT muea
aaxseed Offering, and it commands 81 SOFA
2 55.
The -four mar tet is dull and weak-no one
in the trade will deny this asseriion-and
many holders are anxious to realize at the
decline recorded on Saturday. The sales are
confined to small lots of superfue at So ~
G5 80 per barrel; extras at SIS 5OG6: 300
barrels Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family at 81 25G7 75-the latter for fresh
ground Pennsy ylvania do. do. at S655G17 IS,
and fancy lots at higher rates. Rye -four Is
steady at So 60. In corn meal no transae
lions.
There is little more inquiry for wheat. bu,
prices are unchanged /; sales Of ,000 bushels
fair TO good red at 81 45(a $50; 600 bushels
western on secret terms, and 500 bushels
southern white at 81 Is. Rye is held at 81
l6. Corn is less active sales Of 600 bushels
yellow st 81 1901 II, and western mixed at
81 l495l 16. Oats are steady; 5000 bushel-
new southern aad Pennsylvania sold at 56G
5se. Whisky IS steady, with small sales st
81 % for wood, and : j q for iron bound.
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LIST Of letters remaining unclaimed in the
Post Office, 10 Bedford, July lst, 1863 Per
sons calling for these letters will please say
they have been advertised. Adams Nelson,
Allen Lib Miss, Brown David S. Mrs, Corl
Mary l. Miss, Corbin Joe F., Corl Mary,
Cline Joe H., Defibaugh MolIie l. Miss, Han
yer John, Hutchinson & CLARK, Lynch Pat
rick, MeCanly g. t., Pomroy c., Pearson E.
D., Smith Mary A. Miss, ~, Swartz Hiram,
Shoemaker Rose Miss, Wharton John, Whar-
tor Harriet a. Mrs, Webb Andrew, Sher.
rilt Wm. W.
d. WAsHABAUeH. p. NJ.
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SALES.


By virtue Of Sundry writs Of Fieri Faeias and
Nend. EIponas TO me directed, there will be ex-
posed TO public sale, at the Court House, in the
Borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the 4th day Of
September, A. d. 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
following described r1ll estate to wit
One tract Of land containing Is acres more or
less, 40 acres cleared and under fence with one
story and ha log house double log barn and
plank wash house thereon erected, with an apple
orchard thereon; adjoining lands Of Abraham Ev-
ersole, Eliza Miller Benjamin Voter and Abram
Rice, situate in South Woodberry tp Bedford
CO., and taken in execution as the property of
Henry 5. Earnest
Also, One tract of land containing } acres more
or less, all cleared and under fence with two
story log house weather boarded, frame bank
baru thereon erected, with good apple orchard
thereon; adjoining lands Of Jacob Ritter, Daniel
IetWIler. Also tne tract Of land containing 80
acres, more or less, 25 acres cleared and under
fence, adjoining lands of Jacob Ritter, Daniel
tetwiler, Christian L. Hoffman ar Martha X
Duncan heirs; situate in Middle Wqodberry tn.
Bedford CO., and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of John B. Furry.
Also, lot Of ground fronting on Maine street
s2t feet and running back to an alley ls2! feet
with two story log house weather-boarded, with
one and half story rough cast kitchen attached
and frame stable thereon erected. Adjoining lots
of q. W. Shearer the North AZ alley on the
East, Benjamin kegg the South situate in
Rainsburg borough, and taken in Execution as
the property of A J. Peunel.
ROBERT STECKMAN, shf.
sherif's Office, Bedford, Pa, Aag. 9.