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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCC.
Port OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PORT or hEN-> February l6.
CLEARED.
Fors tn Liverpool Aus CtGg Glas,ovi
Wsnsntti IisL New BeiflIi.
Bsf-Yoa Sesel Gibraltar FOR orders Eliza BsI. ve.e, Ham
Dru, Ber -..
Gihral!sr f. ord- Antelope. kumhAil hstartss
SchW j. jones Las Fes,ardaa Fla John Atwood Gis'iv
Pierre B0liud Worries, Norfolk; Bha L. fesE.
barI baltimore T. Gbs Paksr hiEg ton gslg H. lockwood,
sioog CeIeas, EIsog, NeE Haven.
ARRIVED.
stesu.iD China MseSy Liverpool Jan and QueshstoWn th
S,e,mh Sara.cg Couch Richmond City AMI Norfolk He
Sls,mp c Baltimore Delamote Liverpool FEB and oieens
si.smshp Iaota Price Liverpool Feb sDd ousebsOvn d.
stesmp H.Hmona o. Meier. Hamburg Feb Ard Havre 5,
Steamship Mlubsst,u Woodruff Charleston, nt,e AID pas.
steamship MONTGOMERY Faircloth Savannah mise aad
semsp Blsuas Campbell Palermo Jsn To- via 'Ae'es Jan H.
aud Gibraltar 2I,h, fat, lie
ship Pride CAlMs LJa CAcut Oct H. nd banss Head oel
u.s. udsc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Feb Arrived. steamship, City OF coi from A'srFoe
OTess SsysuuIh. and big Siropsess, from Bsiie -
fOBTkrss MONROE. Va Feb BPssttd for Baltaoe snip
oOrd from Liberia barb Rnterps hEisisi; brig Lady Bra
Hyab shrs B,t Rthsn Alien C,rtern Passed out
slip We Tor LrsrpOO sss Epothan Chase aassu,sA
SPOKEN. $1,000.
snip Psntibs from Calcutta uIort Nov long ~ .
Ship Esnoss ksge from Liverpool for Bo'son jan ~ ht "
Sop Hudson hss csleatt, for ssvYcf. Nor hl S. long
siip Ram. rsm Cudls for Ys,OIe.ns Jan TO- h % n. ins
Bah Ev.od Cope, from n.ss fer se".rori. jan '' Of
obrslisI
MEMORANDA
u .ao pal into ssrlok leaking ia her rsseEes and s's0
carried
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UNITED STATES coMMIssIoyrRs' orFIcr.

The Match CdSe.-In this ease in which John
g. Bretin an of No le2 DUanest and John Lorr OF No
t97 West Fiffy-tOurhst charged with Carrying Cu
and destroying about 80 gross OF matches Which had
been seized by the Government fog not plng stanpc"
Breitman, az previously reported. was discharged ur
lack OF evidence ard Oebr has also been discharged
by Commissioner Shields, te evidence IN his caso 0cin
insufficient to show probable cause
The Alleged Gatiging F,diids-Ihe examination OF
Lewis T. Wemore charged wiki making false rciHru- D.
a Government eauger during 1867 6S ana %, was con-
tDued yesterday before Commissioners Belts. uu.Imr
returns made during the years named were submitted
in evidence John y Gr cork IN he empty oi Cor
DON Fellows q Mcmillan WAS examined Jlc testified
that lie had known the defendant during lie
months of July aud August SOS. Ne had on NO three
occasions carried papers ncosed IN sealed envelope, 10
defendant from Mr. Cook. junior partner Of he lv Of
Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan, who has been arrested for
alleged completely Tire witness did not know The cou-
tents OF envelopes aud did Not WctmOre OpLu
them. The bearing NemOrc's maine shUSD
10 the witness who said he believed the signatures e. be
those of the defendant NeiuOre. He preferred not
swear positively to the gcuincneesO The signatures
bat believed them bo the defendants. An objection
was made 10 this testimony beng eIlnld, bat tn3 Oh
iaQflOn Vas DVerTUcd.
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CR[MINAI

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hact. Peter Scuy plead guilty Z" an
Se se Il P4 9sSi for two 0 e e aid & JOIN
plead guilty to the theit of some harness 5a'e Prison
for three years James Lee AID William Na'th' ehafSeu
with robbery were acquitted.
On Tuesday afternoon. in Westchoster
County John NeYns, Thle hag erssed With drink ana
20 WHOM ne had been paying attention for some time
The girl screamed When she saw le pistol, and scve!
persons came 10 her ASSISTANCE Nevhs ran OF, ana was
followed By Kate, WHO cansed his arrest on Tho charge
u aisnpiRg 70 shoot her Nevns wac brought eeiorc
ter County Ton trial. t a.. .. ..
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
s co. ee3rge Howard well known piekPSckes
sanq5 Tas iRs later vas booking intS spdox IL
Der II, tho dwelling Of Mr. Albert b. Parker. In West
aolSa.a Sas entered by burglars aud robbed Of o. 800
at ms place Of business, No 81 John.st note signed
Pred ~ which The writer offered TO inform MI Parker
Sqatn proved VIM BaT. f HS w %ii5 p4oSss
Mr. Parker caused his on charge Of hsyns been
concerned in the robbery. Davis was committed
Justice Cox presided at the Jefferson Market
has Hotel arrested for the theft Of small quany
Of meat and upon searching his person large dirk knife
ntted on charges OF theft and carrying concealed
80 sSS rDsy q from TSS x
2so West fortyhfth-st the 18Th OF July last denied
given ii@ probably today. :. George DosSvs%, axe Se
d. Bewsboy1 FOR ,burglsrionsy entering tie
the Sew-Hayeu Depot on Tuesday Might was
eonIaitied. Joseph Carr charged by Jeremiah r.
bullli ali, a DiRht Waterman Of the building No. aii
fonrave with setting fire 20 that building Sunday
night rs throwing lighted paper IN At the door. FHe
hsfsal BTackett regards the not sure but
Carr heked up TO await examination Jslnes Miller.
sdi" b. an escaped convict whO arrested by Oosr
bafs of TIE Twenty Precinct for gross
Sen. vas also charged BY Henry knubel Of No. laO
bsveeker-st. with the larceny Of clothing 10
oe value OF SIS 80. Miller pleaded not
snniy aud was locked up for trial.
AT the Essex Market Police Court. before
snsuse scott Louis Jevnske Joseph Harris, and AbIa
BAN efibe. brought up three charges Of faIse
s " They DetJDized Jacob smith, Juhn Moore
ene Ffedsriek BeyeF out OF small sums of money ri
ynons times Their manner Of procedure was 10 repre-
sH themselves as having Jnst arrived from Germany,
ro'oa WfhsDt 10 each VI their victims forsed letter
~ mb~ @aiioB fro," frenAs abroad asking 10 Ia
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRx. wcdesday. Feb 10, is7

NEw-YORK, Wedesday, Fob. 10, 1870,
-Four dwelling houses, OF an inferior ORDER
comprise the sales made by auction at the Exchange To-
day. The brick house No. 80 Amty-st. south eide CO
feet west Of Greenes lot 22X71a struck down Tor
s7,o5oa low price comparison with previous sales
and the prospective value OF the property for bnsnef
purposes Destruction Of value OF real estate Is one OF
tho evils connected with the OF prostitution Inc
four houses Nos III TO III Greenest west SIDE ~" eet
south OF Bleecker.st.. lots 20xlOo were sofa, June
16, 1863 by Aaron Vail to Alexander O. iaw.enee
for sl6,25O each. Now, Mr.. Lawrence undoubtedly
gets q good income his Investment but the Wopery
all around him injured II prostitution and groRshoPs
we're unknew that the real estate III the
district bounded by Broadway, Thompson. Canal ana
Analysts would be worth twice three times iS PROS
eDt value.
Messrs A. Blocker, Son 4 Co. sold yesterday n1uss
and two ots north side OF so feet norm OF
siYty.nnthst for 0O also one lot southeast corner
of EleventhGv ave- and -eghthst, for $500 anu Que
lot west side OF Eleventlave., IS feet south OF eIt
nUt-st, for $500 The owner, being dssausnea "i'n
these prices withdrew the balance vi his properly.
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Yous,s n,s farms @ani,S.

SEES to RENT in all parts
a d,1, eii, and B,oollu ,upp' The d.ssea faeas.s
lion maid 81 this brsueh bas.s y wh AokoAs FL~
Ia II WnBam 81 N. y. aud ~ Broadway, Bfo,Ann n "
z O'rS WANTED for n MANUFACTURED
pI, Of sboa 2ocso , aas Nosf iH.s. pre-
f,u, fsrh aud Siris,hsis Addres L. shhhA w.
a3 East FinJ iitbst. sviag loea,lea Ard price
WANTED hy "a Responsible party, WIN pos
w .s,ou sru aa sasr. .. lseA .o' o.
isg tsss rru street, namh,r and hss $50 he ses -,
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Nrws pArE,crs rop THE pprss

rsi pHr~S arriving this port essi TO
ivs pstsg addressed the NrSitrk Associated
eS irr zoe written authority Of j. W. Snouor General
Ness packages The JcGHa} Of C5inner Tines TKiH
Her' E,iHJ Post C0Hereid ddrrtsy StIaiI
%chaL AID &or YORKER Dao.s shouli slse ts ersi -
-
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will nd ii 10 their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper aud in addition TO this advantage THp Tnipusa
will found only Nv SVIh ana All )ts cues ana
villages. but in State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should DO ss brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRiBUsg Daily
Semi Weekly aud Weekly, comprise individuals in
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes the TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports of sales Of real estate both In city
and country. thus adding greatly 10 tile value OF its col
umus as an advertising medium The charges for advcr
iisine arc follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents line
for each insertion. WEEKLY tribune. per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRBUsH Is cens per line. About ten words OF
ourwide columns average line Terms cash in nd vance
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USIrEp STATES pIsTRICPo COURT.

CORdemRdtOp.-The case of the nitcd States
AIT Fifteen barrels Of whisky found al No 30 TuoIs
came on trai yesterday IN the L. District Nnnrt uc
fore Judge Baichf0rd. but the ease taken nom TIE
JGry by the Judse. who ordered NCrdic Tor ue Gov
eminent eondomnng The whisky.
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

MULLER, WILKINS %
bghsoop brick house and lot No " Anst on
66hw Of Gecnrsi lot
Thees.ary brick aud lot No ll4 heh z9b ,,
$50 f6th 2OI45Is8 WV"
TsS.'c ADD ;iu1 tn n SGSe AID lot no -. O
BY A. J. BLEECKER. son co.
Three house aud lot OF sb 81 iSSHe o
lstAKs D. aIt0Il0
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ErookIpn xral Gsisti for SaI..

DOOk MAPS of the magnificent PROSPECT
LOTS IN be SOLD suction WEDNESDAY.
Feb - are now ready JOHNSON MILLER rs Sassaus Y;
ISL NosiaFaest. Broetlyn 49, ----
FORECLOSURE SALE, by q. M STEVENS.
Referee. Commercial RIchsnge No 9 Fulton ST. Brook
MONDAY Feb a. at q the HOUSE, and LOT No Rapsyssst
tb, ort bgh oop and mastc front 2Is0ii0e all
Modern front and hack ssr' and complete ORDER
hc For particulars or purchase before Zs inst,
spply at II Broadway, n Y, Room ~
DOR SALE-On Hicks-st., Brooklyn, within
eve minue. vah Of Wal St y four story brick and stone
Unwilling English basenen with furnace bath, Saeelos-
ac will cheap, the owsers residing karope Price
10000 Apply A. b. DAVENPORT. Agent. ISL Mehsgnest
EOR SALE-On Brooklyn flights. a new first
HOUSE No 81 J.sEopss sye ninne: walk
from South Size 2OraO lot 100 et three stores
cellar add attic With French roof al modern
day Appy to H. DAY BUILDER 40 sslet near SooI
EOR SALE-A valuable plot of GROUND on
OCTAVE Brooklyn, d., formerly occupied ~ she nassau
Cordge Co.. consisting Of u full lots and small hoOsbj VIII DO
'V GsssI gam HOMER MORGAN, Pin.s,.
CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, and all inter
~ eed in Real Estate send to JOHNSON MlLLkkS
oGce rs MAPS ~ the magnificent PROSPECT PARK
LOTS SOLD auction WEDNESDAY Feb "a The properly
10 the best In Brooklyn
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Srceklpa x,al fsiaii Tor Salf.

TOR SALE-A very desirably located HOUSE,
toe starr hict mssue snA esnplsts sfd With
and in asJAs yos'es.sa nss 'stse ~ ,.s se
.h,n ARE tuustsS walls hssedsf baeusa hpseupaA
ca,l Cssrrxaos,I PTssb tsras Ouhsder fsgds CLae
Anal, on tss prs asa ysakase BIestyn % fO bLkAk
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Giip Qrovsrtg 20 Sd.

DROADWAY STORE and CELLAR 70
Ltr .,,, side near Snbsl Bes locates ~ the C
I.anIr, ~ a ID. GORM AN us Braaasss
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yuna ysIanS IraI 6stat. for S;I:.

4 VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
~ TRY SEATS SALB 6T j. :. LERlS Northp"rt L. l.
EOR SALE-A FARM of 80 acres first quality
ud at oh Field Point Setaaket BniIns ample and N
good order shade pp orchard aud good variety Of
other u sell ocsts ksyas view OF Long Island
Saund surrounding country Good cunning fhing and bathing
Attached gaveiy beach IRON which
sold last aud tie sales be largely
further particulars, appT st3i trout ST., ~ L.
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MINIATURE 4LMAYAC.

....6.52 5.31i Moon 7:3y
|
root.... $50 '.u..... $3.50 Hell Gsi- .....i;l?
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Iori- MMlms' Nstifs.
eTirs ~ Srw.I oas,

eTlfs FEw.yoaG, I
fosrwAKptrf oy'Cs, Sa "a wAiss q
NOTICE 10 hereby given. IN accordance with
sss. q y. AZ posed Ayl s ,si,a.S 4, sss
Ia tsvbs esArge ts subject alter Of snek inquiry
dat tue esssb are boz s'os sks
WsIdees uH
o1ptsd ssu ths ssces. bssd 80
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Citr Tfal Gstats for Sale.

VIZ Si.' SbAAA' ~ cNSNN'
A SPLENDID three story, high-stoop, brown
~ stone HotSh on Fine near LeIgsoa.a'e WI ,.
iSAaG HONG No. Z; TIaesL -
EIOR SALE OR TO LET--No. 125 West
on aayias ii tIe modern improvements uat order
fiy sS, G 10 faSGo &c. IS sauR %,
nor SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
t-f~,sa rhry,itb aud Thry'srsHh s AID ksrssh and
~, a lat .e., Is hsriy paved Arpiy to
wKUB, geo l..i..t. ots. h,cl,esr.pl,c.
E0R SALE-A frst-class HOUSE, with all the
5o o1P .o?% Sa' painted l foP2is's oder LsS,
aidlss Boz sSis. 40 Flon.L
EOR SAI.E-A handsome RESIDENCE on
Siufyeiah'sqnae o. tao ie's oIli' sgHae qr rIsnt ny"
$ is' 6.y 81 "'''' '''''''A 10 y'..'',,' ~ '
TOR SAI.E-At a bargain, on a long lease, two
new '%y o' o an, ,a SS Scsy VA EkDELL 500 w
flhl eRlLN ---------------
FOR sALE-z.A three story higl,,-stoop,, brown.
HOUSE 2515Ilo3 on East Ph hd Will be cold at
reasonable er For Parea'r Irwin lS9aiff noec,y n
EOR SALE-A first class fonr-story, high
,oop bruwrsione House 2s,sjIsss Twsunfh a..
S;1 square rnee ~ Tor h 111I! Nuke sSl.
FOR SALE or to RENT, No. 1O7 East Tween
tJeghtst .2ply to g. W. DUE National Bank Of h. STATE
EOR SAIE-Two tbIce-story HOUSES, with
l. Droadwsy and Anorpaee For particulars aPPy at IS
o-S'EORY, high-stooT, brick HOUSE No. 444
- ThTtyfoufh-, all be- SOLD Parties
good should h 10 call and oN NBh, after
~. IN
CITY HOUSES or LOTS.--See descriptive
~ Price List free upon Application or mailed 90 rssp q stamp
STANLEY DAY, US Broadway
IF YOU wish to SELL RENT, EXCHANGE,
PURCHASE RIAL ESTATE IA city or county, call on
FREEMAN. 2lf Broadway,
II HAVE PREPARED and CORRECTED my
CATALOGUES priced Houses TehshI ahd Bnsnrs
Propsy aud Lots that be by calling al ny en n b. cor
Forty- secoudpt aud bisth-sye
lanes K. EDWARDS, -. .... F..
ri ws,t TsspiytAirist
PROPERTY e., sAIK er RyCHAs In Cy Comfy Houses
TORRENT FURNISHED Unfgrnshe Lststes taken charge
desiring sell re solicited 10 enter description Of
| their Property my BeokA -.
No sh.rEe unle property sold p.ed No eou-'On'
srpeeied 81 accepted rem 1epsHts
The hasnsss (sb,sed nearly II ye,rl all ito
Will he conducted heretofore With
pose ,he add soaldsnes 81 the pabha
- JAMES T. EDWARDS.
IN wsa Tsrpty tifrd st.
n III. PIERSON, General AUCTI0NEER and
". DEALgR IN HfAL EsTAfR vA sell cell sossh.a
Al Private Rssdsae QnensseS and
" gnsfs Aretop bens" ei snd eoaptry s,fs
t,ts a. .. hsds Of prOpy private saIs ohes Ne riss
w H. FALCONER"
w. RIAL ESTATE Orrrcs,
Ne 100 faarhave.. near fv-lhst
.or,,.s N, M proper R,tsts CA
yjl.LY ITTBkDsD TO- AND KETuRSs PROMPTLY MADE
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6nnnfrp NsaI 6stnt, frr SaI,.


A F1RST-CLASS French roof HOUSE for
.. ssss ah h 1sI s e. SSs s"a
FIX KS T. va T. s
A FINE PROPERTY, desira6ly located on
'n' ga" A'''' ''e' '" IL J. G. FRBBMAS aa Broadway.
A FINE PROPERTY-About 10 acres. good
s. S"pi' S1. s.t. A 'e''I e FsSKSsS ~ @
A LII KINDS of LANDS in Virginia. West Nest
so6rnREEs si tAs sS cS 9; s'Sl 8 Fl br sa
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or LEASE-Slnt-
abb. for Hotel School Iutal,ou % tI, large
mSu.. GansS Hous. Stable &C. The building contains abOu,
.eo%%"l."g ISa psoS .aSng & 20 20 - horses
contain 70 grass garden orchards tih an s9DdsIcs Of n
being 81 mes from city, "a mile, from depot from Fhs y irg@
drives c, Ssr Pr ., f, ,s.
TOR SALE.-PLANTATIONS near SAVAN-
NAH, GA tract Of $50 acres on the salt "'sr nysT tho
q : Ss M sca s' R sb i% S S
there 40 oGeo'9ctsd view to the ocean TIE Ta: ar, lSss
peas &C. The river sSoand. y scs. srtseIs Sy,ss si
ba, Oevsrlnr p..able There roads. to
d s s % I n Of b ss% tISa a h SaS Es S
private road S'rS miles % 1S 's B.a
sSs grounds sSh Surround the house There are may bearing
Northern I.r 8'%st ssaac. ). a".s
habit Of putting dp-n and liss
qualify ao marsh sol s 1t. grori% to sas.1
vegetables Also another trae q 40 Of high l,od and re.
%a% s ns s sSd .. S.s seven niles 1%
o tho 30 f iS s1'
engine 'Hd %ess S S %: Ss sSss arg. .s
Se.S e Inquire Sss n S1EcLsF IlyisSsTSS
q Besv.rst. Nss.York
EOR SALE-WOOLEN FACTORY.-A COM
tire. Dres. s,ooom ali outbalns have been
~: 500 c1'si S G, IS. wooDaarr tS =
EOR SALE-A valuable TRUCK FARM, on
Il tdewster in Virginia. W. IL. JOLLY s.o Ruason-.t
GREAT Bargain, if sold before April.-A
SHADE tree; etc in y p: s I cr4S " ballast o
ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY FARM, near
~ Goshen for SALE aa acre, .s ra;sd buildings large and
0RANGE MOUNTAIN PROPERTY beau
SesYors or suburbs HASTINGS
arrange COUNTY FARM FOR SALE--itO
oa G 1 o fsgSi Per se e. H. cIVbR III
DARE OPPORTUNITY-A Country Store,
IL ard DWELLING HOUSE property With IS acres Of Toe
s s1s' 1 1di Si sub BROWN station " 1-
Union PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER FOR SALE
100000 ACRES LAND,
OS THE LINE OF THE ROAD,
IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
FOR CASH OR CREDIT.
AT Low RATES OF INTEREST.
PRICES RANGING FROM
So 30 TO $40 PER ACRE.
CONVENIENT TO MARKET.
BOTH EAST AND WEST.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. WITH ACCOMPANYING MAPS
NOW READY.
SENT FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES CAN
ADA AND EUROPE
These Lands
EICH AND FERTILE AS ANY IN THR UNITED STATES
For pamphlets .sd all Information. address
o. l.. DAVIS,
LAND AGENT U. 2. R. Il. co"
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
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goarh END guoms.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Within q
short EegYOk City by raioad from LAT My
h November ~ lady and Eve children to Of Sd
stating which must be reasonable IL A. IT, Bon 2
New YORK POstOhce
TWO CHILDREN may be received into
Minister'S Family living beuil ADD eahfni village us
desirable ard instruction at meeras
charge Address once Mr Miss BEBCHBk 60 West 53ibsL
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grcokIpn gropirtp 90 ytt.

rTO LET WITH STEAM POWER-SpIendid
light ,sd airy ROOMS large aud small Apply to c. BLAKE.
Pnlson aud Pineapple sta Brooklyn
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Court CAIENDARs-Tnts DAY.

.CiRcUfr-PART IL
1884. NorgauthGw hgt. Empire FIRE
lns Co.
1906. Merchants 81. Nat BGnk ,gt
Rose. impld.
1912. .Bracs.nhnsa sgt Woodruff
1915. Perkins sgt. Darling.
1883. .Csdy agt. Kelly, sheriff.
.C48l. The People eI rel Bradley
AIT stephens
3f7l. .nssett sst Miller
i62n. bod sgt. Fourth Nat BARK.
l62e-CurTsn sgt Thlrd-aYe. b. x.
Company.
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Professional puii;rs.

SIrotisslnnal 80il'rs.
~ d. HAMMOND, formerly Professor in tho
VI Medical COLLEGE ~ r. 10 he successfully
shifted Tor PBRMAsENr CURB Of Premature Debility DE 20
5 % shares hesIsTE see Fe SOFA sdays
Of hn Pan phlet sea ed and mailed free.
DR. OLIN, q Bond-st., New York, of Union
~ vide reputation, Oe reception. ssiunf nnrg ana
eepnsroom the NEST complete 10 Ansnea Ffs naeras< sst
stamps ,eAe Pipht 1bonsuds Of the abfsTista s isoa
cured annually matter who ei Sae Ease OF CONE
his opinion cost, nothing. Hours, s. m % D. 70.
nR. HUNTER, Sc Bond-st., one door from
~ I'D for Ma Dysousi 90.
diseases sout shorter TINE ilss AZ
other psysicau no Consolation and medleae, -
nR. HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL
~ restores ugor YOUTH week. gives health and reusta 70
dsbed sS pas bOs at Bos4st Book % Ter
debility 20 gratis.
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DOR SALE-WOOLEN FACT0RY.-A COM
ppe op.set NH ,tesml good running order u Of aud
three Dweng and all Oubuidni have been
waem The premises EH,rs property eau he b0ugs 'r
5000 cash Address WOODRUFF Co. " Bsnuon's. Ky
EOR SALE-A valuable TRUCK FARM, on
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CATHARINA OAKLEY is requested, in her.
u own Interest call No. Deisrey, FOrsJhst Ia 80
cgir store
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons IN.
IN deb;ito having unsettled accounts vita the SoVELit ho'
call their Office as Bast Twsth-sG or a. Los.
Of March next and settle The sane AZ re-
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Of az sitcrHey Tor coleclon-Psh J, 1910. I'D 1911.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-07-27
SHERIFFS SALE-Bv virtno ot

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Ger
~ tain writ of Fteri Fdcias issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Clearfeld coun-
ty, and to me directed, there will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House. in the borough OF
Clsarhe!d on MONDAY the 18th day of AUGUST
1870 at O'Clock p. NJ the following described
property to wit:
certain tract Of land situate in Brady town
ship, Clearheld county, Pa, bounded and desert
bed as follows: Bounded on the west by land of
Smyieys heirs. North by Boyle and Little east
by Lyons and South by George Hsrn, and con-
tanning fifty acres, moro less, with a good or
ehard and log house and barn erected thereon :;
the greater part of said land is cleared. Seized,
taken in tion and to be sold as the property
of Alexander Dunlop.
ALs0-a certain tract of land situate in Brady
township, Clearield county, Pa bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit: Beginning at 4 white
oak corner. thence west ITO perches to post GER
nsr Of land sold to Robert Patton thence north
1S2 perchss to post, thence east So perches 10 a
post. tn snce south 70 psrchss to a post. tn enc.
east 81 psrches to post, thence south liz perches
to the place of beginning. containing so .sres
and allowances. having about FIVE acres cleared .
with large steam saw mill, two dwelling houses
store room and frame barn erected thereon Sci
zed, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of G. W. Garfield and W. C Smith.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-07-27

The scientific expedition from Yale Col
lege, which left New Haven, June 2Sth has
been heard from. A letter dated at Fort
NJ Pherson. Nebraska, July l4th. says that
practical operations are commenced to-day.
The party will proceed north to Loup Fork,
and following that river to Its source, will
strike across and explore the Upper Niobra-
ra Valley, so remarkable for its remains of
extinct animals As the route lies through
a country infested by hostile Indians, COM
rany of the Fifth Cavalry. under command
of Lieut.. Reilly, goes out with the party.
Major North and two Pawnee scouts also
accompany them. General Carr and the
officers commanding at the Fort have ex-
tended to the expedition the most generous
hospitality.