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ADJUSTMENTS.

w ALL'S OPERA HOUSE
ENGAGEMENT OF THE CHAPMAN SISTERS
ANg G; B. BISHOP;
Wheel. Violin Solo, Mr.. Wm Withers Common
cling with a. My Precious Betsy" Tomorrow,
"Paul Pry" and " Pocahontas." IL
TIONAL EATRE.
WEDNESDAY, March 10th,
Third Night of the Distinguished Comedian.
JOHN Il. OWENS.
THIS EVENING, the elegant Comedy Of MAR
RIED LIFE, and Owens Speciality of
S0LON SINGLE.
Monday, March 2lst-JOSEPH JEFFERSON
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IHE AMERICAN UNION ACADEMY on I.yrxpA-
connciI ~ ,S;i AMP ARr-At meeting OF the
commute was appointed, consisting OF TIr Tor
MT hehoes and Mr.. Stanbury, 10 select n s,ts
tor ,ne erection Of suitable buildings for the
means required therefor. - W INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

Theodore Kaufman, the celebrated artist AZ
his studio, In the Metzerott building. See his
advertisement.
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CoLoRED PEOPLE ENGRAVING To ruv
ssouTH.-Forty eolored families left here III.
morning for Mississippi, having been engaged
70 work on plantations there.
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MoETUARr RKPoRr.-Dr. Z. Dexter, Secre-
"a Q. the Board Of Health, reports the number
which number "A died OF consum,tion. ~ OF
pneumonia The number of males we're 10. and
5snaies 50 Sixty-six were under wears OF age;
from 90 to 50 years; and from 30 to ,oY yesrs u
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=, ARRESTED AT THE CAPIroL.-Yesterday at
tempted to enter ons ~ WITH the nr;ve,a ron. y.
me senate side Of the Capitol, and was stopped
Dy me colored waiter. "A short struggle en-
sueai wnen Dalton struck the waiter q blow in
tne race. Dat. French, the Sergeant-at-Arms,
interiered IN behalf OF the waiter, and also re,
ceived blow from Dalton, who was aftervard
. arrested ~ the police and locked up. This #.
turned him ever to Oficer PstteS Who foof hin,
before Justice Chase, who Is hearing the case.
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SALE OF THE FITZGERALD HOUSE ON PENN
sYLvANrA AvksUK--The large four-story brick
avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets, known as
Mrs. Fitzgerald's boarding house, together with
the lot which 1t Is situated, %, In reservation
io,) was yesterday sold by Cooper q Latimer
auetioneers, to A. Bregazzi, for s16, 500.
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TAKING PossEseIoN.-Armisted Librand was
arrested this morning by Officer Smith, OF
the First Precinct, for taking possession of an
other mans house, which was empty, by means
Of duplicate key, and moving In his goods and
chattels. After a hearing before Justice Pear
son he was held to security to keep the peace in
the sum of $500, he having used threatening
language to the owner of the premises.
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HOWARD UNIvERsITY.-The quarterly exer-
cises OF the Alpha Phi Society of the Howard
University were celebrated last evening. The
feature OIL the entertainment was the discussion,
" Was the execution of Mary Queen of Scots
justifable?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

PROV. WILCOX lectured at Irnion IA.rra
Hall last night on "a Voyage 10 Snain.1 fhe
passage in q sailing vessel (Which hc reoretted
was the only means Of direct Communicative !
the Straits Of Gibraltar and the COAT oS SndnDl
lusian and Granada were sketched amid re
quent applause. Photographs, &C., iliustrated
the lecture. On Tuesday next the subject Nil,
be "Spain in 1862"
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Bernard West,
colored, arrested fer assault and battery, yes
terday, on Mary Young was held to bail for
court by Justice Hyde, of the sixth precinct.
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Dry THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
VALUABLE PROPERTY GAY STREET. At

~ Uh WEUNkSDA1 AFTERNUON, March
EMU sd. at clock, will cell. in front Of the
premises, Lot No. and the west part Of Lot
No 3 in Beall first addition Georgetown ON the
south side Of Gay street between Congress and High
streets, improved by two Frame Dwelling Hous. :,
the whole fronting eighty five feet Gay street, by
a depth of 10 feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest. Deferred payments 10 be
cured by purchasers notes with deed trust on the
property. ConveyanciEg aud stamps at the cost of
TIE purchaser. Sle0 to be paid down when the prop
erty Is struck or Title perfect.
nhs- cost 6dtd TIOS. DOWLING. Ancf
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DRY GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The decline in gold enables us 10 offer GREAT
BARGAINS I'm ALL kINpS OF DIZZY GOODS.
Yard wide Bleached Shifting Cotton, i21S cts. very
cheap: yard wide Blesched ShirtinR Gerry Asars. IS
cents-d special bargain: Richardson's ami other
makes, Irish Linens, as cheap before the war. a
large stock of Black and Colored Alpacas, FROM Is
centsup; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Boys.
very cheap. beautiful Spring Delanes and Armures,
Is 20 and ~ 400 yards Spring Calicoes, :, 10 aRd
12s cents, 1.-THE best goods made l21S cents also
full stock 81 Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets skirts, Sc
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
us with a call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
mh11-tr 101 Bridge St, GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

VA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
b held at the Hall ON MkDN ESDAI EVENING
next the l6Jh instant, at clock. A full attend
bnce Is requested. NJ. ADLER.
mlaS 81 Secretary of Trusteas
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DARLOwy GALLERY.-The public are invited
u to see large number Of FINE PAINTINGS
Gallery, New York, on exhibition from 9 o. m to s
Pm: This 10 nne ehspce for those Wishing to ggI
PEI avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
South side , mh2-tr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
TATE MAR TENNALIYIAMN- nj ~ -


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE NEAR TENNALLYTOWS, u. q.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust from Frederick
O3Syones and wife IL the undersigned as trustee,
hearing date the 18th day of February. ls69, and
duly recorded in Biber and R. No. >. folio 81. of
the land records Of the county Of Washington ID G .
and AT the written request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned will, on THURSDAY. the
2iih dag OF March, $50, at clock D. m, sell, on
the premises, near Tennsllytown ali that piece Of
land: being part Of tract called "St. Phillip and
Jacob and " hitehayen, beginning for the same AT
the southwest corner Of John Cephus' lot, thence
south + east ~ II perches to public road thence
with said road south west 10 perches, south 2sS
west ll64 perches, thence north 341s, west n ~
perches: thence south ga, west "a perches; thence
north +os west 81 perches to road; thence north
Al east 70 81 perches to the beginning, containing
g leo acres, excepting and reserving four acres
and thirty seven hundredths therefrom.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash: sufficient to pay
amount due and costs of sale; the balance in six
months. Conveyancing and stamps al cost Of pur-
chaser ; Is must be deposited upon the fall of the
hammer. III the terms are not complied with within
five DAYS from day Of sale the undersigned reserves
the right 10 resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser.
B. u. CARPENTER, Trustee.
The property is near Conduit road, and about one
mile northwest Of Droyer's Rest.
fez, 2awtd THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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Georgetown. named p Douglass Webb was ar
rested yesterday afternoon BY Detectives Miller
and COMBS, charged with obtaining ssoo from
Nm H. HuestIs by fraudulent means. IN n az
J. 4ged that the money was obtained affer hs,n
ing hours on fraudulent draft; but wehh,s
niends claim that legal examination will fniIv
Establish his innocence. '
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&IIGAR
TEAS.

TEAS
GUNP0WDER, JAPAN, OOLONG, IMPERI-
Al, ENGLISH, BREAkFAsT, &C. aIlsrsdes
and prices, guaranteed as Low any house in tho
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HE ground hogs contract for six weak. n. a
weather from February I'd expired to-day ond
last night he gave us full measure and runninS
over at parting. 1t rained early In the night
then IL blew hard, then We had thunder light
ming ard hail, then sleet and a hurricane tor
ping on with a snow this morning. The onl,
damage We have heard Of Is the blowing over Of
haivey gorgeous lamp, corner Of 18th stree
ana the avenue. The weather is delightful thi,
afternoon, and IL looks as IL st. PatTick's day
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COFFEE.

SYRUPR.
STEWARDS SILVER and WHITE HRIps AMI
other brands, which only be appreciated by ex-
aiming prices, quality aud flavor
MOLASSER.
genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
low. AN07
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{ DANGERoUs CONDITION or JOHN HoUgI-
HAS-John Hourihan, the party engaged in the
anTay with police officers OF the seventh pre-
einct, on Sunday evening last, Is now In asvery
dangerous condition. His attending physician
rs doubtful OF his recovery from the wounds in
nicted. Those on his head are seven in num-
Der, some of them OF the most serious characte
While conscious, which II only at intervals he
suffers intense pain, being unable to move
without aggravating it Most Of the time he
cease beating him.
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The TuEArERs.-John T.. Owens was In
mense last night as " DIR. Olizpod," in Col,
mans comedy Of " The Poor Gentleman an
his " Toodles" Is too well known TO need an
praise. This evening. Buckstone's sterlin
comedy, entitled Married Life" win be m
atu action, and Mr.. Owens will also appear .
SCION shinsle," his great speciality.
-, ShApman Sisters and Bishop appear d
his Speciality, " My Precious Betsy" In whicl
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NCoURAGE HOME MANUFACTURER

corner Dtn street west and street north,
Are now prepared to manufacture ali Md Al,
III MI sno OVLOEHD GLASS, at the most recon
apie terms and the shortest notice ''sson
c2nnr nSn9 ArGe supply Of the best oualitv NJ
" 1MINiES, 81 all sizes and patterns ~' vi
~ Strict attention paid TO private Morla. r. a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12

CENTRAL Iowa RAILROAD AND BoNDs.--The rapidity
with which railroads are built in the Western States
is something that Eastern people are not accus-
toned to see. We have heard much, during the past
year OF the prospects and progress of the Central
Railroad OF Iowa. whose route traver5e5 the State
from north to south, through the most thckly set
tied and largely productive sections OF that rich
State. The names OF eminent capitalists OF the East
were associated with the enterprise, and it
nounced that the road should be pushed through
with all practicable speed, without depending for
funds upon sales OF the companys securities.
This promise has been made good. Twelve thou
sand tons Of the best iron was bought, paid for,
and shipped to the line; three thousand men and
teams were put to work the President OF the road
remained upon the ground to see that nothing halted
the construction; an abundant supply of the best
rolling stock was contracted for, and during the
summer and autumn months the rails have been ad-
vancing from point to poiRt, and new stations have
been opened in rapid succession each one contrl-
buting its valuable quota to the business OF the
road The grand result is becoming manifest The
road is now finished from Marshalltown, near the
centre OF the State, to the Minnesota line and cars
are now running regularly between st. Paul and
Marshalltown a.dlstancesof 237 miles. SO much of
the remaining distance from Marshalltown to the
Missouri line is also done that there are only want
ing some thirty miles Of track-laying to open the
entire grand line between St. Paul and st. Louis.
This will be done in few weeks, and before the
close Of the year the great work will be accom-
plished, and the direct line of $50 miles between
these two great commercial cities of the West will
be in full operation. Upon this line (now practically
fnished), whose connections must give 1t a large
through traffic, and whose location will insure to it
profitable local business Firt Mortgage per cent
Bonds to the small amount OF $4,000 per mile are
issued, which are sold at 80 aud accrued interest
At this rate these bonds are much more profitable
than Governments, and the Treasurer's advertise
ment in another column shows that inancers of
unquestioned judgment pronounce them thoroughly
safe as well as profitable" All the circumstances
confirm the soundness of this opinion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
The CITY Amusements,

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Madame Seebach
will make her last appearance this afternoon,
when she will personate Jane Eyre"
AT THE CHEsNUT Mr.. Frank Drew will ap-
pear for the last times this afternoon and even
ing. This afternoon he will personate
"0'Brien" in The Irish Emigrant, and Tactic
in Acting Mad, and this evening "Handy Andy"
in the drama of that name, and ''Jackey Goose
green" in Dick Turpin.
On Monday Mrs. James A. Oates and her
burlesque troupe will appear in an English
AT THE ARCH the comedies of Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady, The Honeymoon and
Robert Macdtre will be performed this evening.
On Monday dramatization of Ed'oin brood,
by Messrs. Hill and Craig, will be produced.
AT TIE WALNUT Mr.. ]. 8. Clarke will appear
this afternoon as "Asa Trenchard" in our
American Cousin, and this evening as "Babing-
ton Jones in 4neSng mo ne Breeders and as
che's comic drama of Hes Jack Sheppard.
On Monday Mr.. Clarke will personate "Major
Wellington De Boots"
TIE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give public
rehearsal this afternoon at Musical Fund Hall.
ADAM FoREPAUeH's CIRCUS AND MESAGERIE
will exhibit this afternoon and evening at Broad
and Wallace streets.
AT THE AMERICAN fine Saturday night bill
AT DUPREz & BENEDIcTs the opening week
will wind up with great variety of attractions,
which will doubtless attract a crowded house.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE a first
rate minstrel performance will be given this
evening.
SIGsoR BLITz and his son will commence
their season of magical performances ON Mon
day evening at the Assembly Buildings.
THE ENGLISH OPERA.-On Monday evening
the English Opera season will commence at the
Academy of Music with II IrOoatore.
The troupe Is, as our readers well know, a
very strong one, containing as II does the prin-
cipal members of the two Combinations of last
season, and very superior series OF entertain
ments may lss expected
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MOTTO s..

BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER COMPLAINT, CosTtV8-
NESS, DYSPEPSIA, ETC are speedily removed by Dc.
D. Jaynes Sanatiye Pills. The test OF thirty years
use has proved them superior to all other remedies
for the cure of the various diseases for which they
are recommended. In their action they are mild
and certain, and may be taken at any time without
risk from exposure. Sold by all Druggists
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JOHN BURNS.

24s and 247 South ELEVENTH St., above Spruce,
WIN open this morning. in House-furnishng Dry
Goods,
s4, "a, lO-4 Bleached sheeting Muslns, 25 sO s5c,
Marseilles, Honeycomb, and Dmity Counterpanes.
All Linen Napkins, fast edges 90c. a dozen, up.
Hand Loom Table Linens, 80, 45, 80, CSC to 81.
Two yards wide Rarnsey Table Linen, 81, sl'25, up
Sheeting Shirting, Pillow, and Brd-Eye Linens.
Embroidered Initial Handkercheifs, 1870.
All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 10c.
Gents perfumed Handkerchefs, In fancy boxes
Auction Bargains In Handkerchlefs every day.
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.
Canton Flannels, l2H Ia, is, 20, 20, 25c. up.
Sacque Flannels Blue and Scarlet, BIZ, as 55, 62c.
All-wool Flannels 25 2S, 80, IS, 45c., up.
Twilled, Scarlet, Gray, and Black Fannels.
Shaker, DOmet, Welsh, and Ballardyae Flanaels.
Splendid assortment OF perfect Blankets.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Cartwright Warmers Eng. Merino Underwear.
Ladies' MernO Vests, 62G, 75c., 81, sl1O, to finest
imported
Boys, Misses, and Childrens Merlno Underwear.
Ladies' full regular made Hose, 25, 2S Sic, up.
Children's Fancy Woollen and Cotton Hose, 10 diff
Gents Shirts and Drawers, so, 75c 81, to finest
imported.
FLBECY LINED, CORD, AND FIG'D PIQUE.
French and Swiss Musiins, Nalnsook and Cambrics.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertngs, new styles.
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BOARDINQ.

1fO1 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN ELE
IAAl venth and Twelfth and Ohesnut aud Mar
ket streets. Vacancies for Families and Single Gen
temen. Also. suit OF ROOMS on the second noor
furnished or unfunished, with hrst-class board
Also table board. 10 24u
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12


NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.-JUST
IN opened, another case new and pretty patterns
at reduced prices
NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS,
by the yard, on hand, very large supply OF recent
purchases, and very cheap goods. From our uupre-
cedented large trade in this item, we are accumu-
latiDg remnants, which will be sold cheap.
s-4, 1O-4 12-4 SILK ILLUSION,
for Bridal Wells, 12-4 or yd width, for 81 20 yard.
One lot OF 104 for so cents yard. Fresh goods in
perfect order.
CHERRY, ROSE, PINK, YELLOW,
Green Blue, Wine, Black and White Taratans by
the piece or yard better than usual for the price,
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLIN.
Will open on Monday about 200 pieces so cheap
they can be used for Curtains.
BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET,
"A and 5-4 double ground and strong, from Soc to
Al as a yard English and French goods
Special-FrOm buying large lots at low prices we
are enabled to sell whole pieces, whole dozens etc.
at, and many timess below, the usual wholesale
prices, at .va
LACE, EMBROIDERY, AND WHITE GOODS
STORE,
IL NO. 3s NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-10
The supreme Court vacancies.

The question Of tho nomination to
I'll vacancies in the Suprem Court was
decided by the President last Monday
By n ,minatin. Joseph y. Bradley, of
New Jersey, vie L, Il. IL BAR, rejected
uud William Strong, Of Pennsylvania,
vice Edwin VI. stanton, DECEASED
Justice strong is cmincntly fitted for
this high position. In point Of learn.
ing, experience, and loyalty to the
Government in the dark hour of the
rebellion he has no superior.
The Newark Aivsrii',r, published
tth, home Of Mr.. bradley, speaks
thus iavorably Of him
At late hour We rccrive the grate-
ful news OF the nomination OF Joseph
i. Bradley, OF tins city, for associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
United States Knowing the man,
having known for years his high
legal abilities AMI his distinguished
purity VI HNUc duu Spul, we eIlll OILY
speak the voice OF New Jersey when
we describe him as jurist, man, and
scholar fit for the place For many
years he has been II prominent advo.
cate in tn, high court in which be will
now be called to preside. There are
few legal minds more clear or learned,
few tempers NOR calm and direct, few
ambitions inspired by a gcn,ler or u
higher purp,sc. We bad despaired of
his success, but our congratulations are
the most earnest.
Politically, Mr.. Bradley is n true,
ftcGifast Republican ofthe early school
His high rank in his pro!essiJn has
kept hun out of the arena of active
politics, but in all the long and dark
yeats of Ropublcanlsm in New 4crsey
he has been first in the cause, ami la,
test 10 the G.ht
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-10
The Gold Conspiracy.

The Congressional committee 10 the
investigate the Wall street gold con-
spiracy have examined several wit.
nesscs, among them Gould and Fisk
two Of the principle operators We
p-asnn,a that ons ovsr roslly Gus.
pcciod the President or Mrs. Grant.
or the Secretary Of the Treasury of
being puticipa,ors in that remark able
swindle, but hints to that effect were
thrown out in the columns of tn, vari-
Gus newspapers aivcise to the admin
istra'ion, ard the two individuals We
have named were referred to as being
cognzlnt Of the fact Their testi.
uony has now been given, and here
j. what is said oft. \ Washington
dispatch TO the New Yo,k Hesa,d
says :
"Gould's testimony was carefully
considered aud delivered with the force
o one who deeply studies what he has
T. say. The only point in Gould's tcs-
,imony WAS decided declaration that
hc cons lcrcl that all efforts 10 link
the name of the President or the See
retary of the Treasury with the trans
actions incident to the gold panic of
September were malicious iabrica,ioas:
that he believed that neither OF those
officers kncv What was going on 10
Wall street" And adds: The whole
OF Fi.h's testimony was of the same
character as that published in the Boz
hcDian press Of New York. There
We really M new points in it. The
impression Of the committee in regard
u the two men was highly compliment
iary to Gould but Fisk seems to have
lcen put down MS drained, har
um-scirum, reckless indiNhlual, who
does a great deal of taking and little
thinking. No one ever suspected for q
moment that either the President or
Secretary Boutwell, knew anything
about the combination, and the state
ment o! Gould, /, is considered, clinches
th,t matter altogeth,r."
On the same subjcc: th, Philaicl.
phii Prce' remarks:
Fiss's examination nbundantly
proves three things. First. hi, own
folly and weakness as a fnancier; Sec
on !, the poverty Of the railroad crop
Grafton for which he gerrymaniers !;
aud third, tn, cutirc freedom of the
President from any of the specula,ions
Of the Gold Ring. That is TO say his
Testimony establishes nothing that was
not before kDOwn.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-10
REGISTERS Notfce.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all ooncern-
IN ed. that the following named persons
baye settled their accounts in the Regis
ier's Cfice at Middlebutg Snyder county,
and that the said accounts will be prcsei-
ted for confirmation and allowance al tho
Orphans Court to he held at Middleburg.
for the county Of Snyder, on the fourth
Mon dny Of Feb. next, being the 2sih day
of said month. via:
lie fret account Of Henry Il. Snyder,
Administrator Of the Estate Of John b.
So yder late Of Wost Perry township. deed.
The account o; John c. Smull, Admins
traitor de Bohis non rum tesfnmtnio onnexe
of tie Estate Of Solomon Engcl, late u
Beaver township, decd.
The second account Of John A. Koyer.
Administrators ofthe Esinie OF Philip Meyer,
late Of chapman township. deed.
The account Of Jacob S. Weller. Ad min
isiraior Of the Estate Of Isaac Weller, late
Of Washington township. deed.
The first account Of Sem Leiizel, Adm !
istralor Of the Estate Of Jacob Dreon ftyste
Of jackson township. deed. 81
The account ofJoli ) Beaver, 6 s4d
Of Jacob kuouse, n minor child ~ Daniel
Knnusc.
The account of William IIagcs. Admins
traitor Of the estate Of John 5. Mark, late
Of Ferry township. deceased.
=. Is. SlIUCK, Register.