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The New York herald., 1870-01-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
THURSDAY. Jan. 6--6 p. M.

WALL STREET. l
THURSDAY, Jan. 6--8 p M.
The speculative movements In Wall street took
more decisive turn to-day, and were especially visi-
bic In
THE GOLD MARKET,
where the price was up to l2l The cllques seem
to think essential that all the markets should rise
together and hence the distribution OF their aten-
tlons 10 gold, stocks and governments. However,
the rise In gold may, perhaps, have received some
assistance from cause unlocked for by them, Tor IL
seems evident that the government VIII now ADOPT
the alternative Of purchasing Cuoa as an
onset to its vacillatlon on the question OF
recognition. The price OF gold at the opening
was 12oH, from which 1t temporarily yielded to
l2Oh, whence 1t suddenly rose to 1904 upon reports
that measures would be introduced in Congress next
Monday to call up the treaty for the purchase OF St.
Thomas and also to suspend the sales OF government
gold From this point It declined to 120A again,
ana the market became exceedingly dull Soon
after four O'Clock however, the operators who were
In possession Of the facts concerning the govern
msnt policy toward Cuba gave the price another
start, which carried 1t to 12. The short interest
has been somewhat increased by this advance, gold
Deng less heavy to carry to-day although the relax
alton Ii partially attributable TO The easier rate in
the general money market.
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Whaat was dull and lower for winter Will: choice spring
sSsAs Inferior No. sspras SsiissrsS i 1i
s%sst !: fs1 ss:
and delivered s asl4s for California export,
Ssss rs ;:;
e. 'S.s tss
and so jersey and
Ky: sns
w.s S % :S at u s,, mall M dull and
MoLAssEs-The very quiet and prices, except
for New oreans favored buyers ". hsrd Of sale. o.
centrifugal and mixed soc ssc for DO ciayed loc.
sTa @ kes - a0 o.
1ss:s i:anS. SsS olis,a: Ss
Porto Rioo' Issa DO English loo Sb, New
Provisions Receipts Liz bbls. pork, 1856 bbls and
,.rce. beef 800 meats. so 5bs and .erc.:
va. shi demand and being freely offered wa, decidedly
% sn T. ,s 5 g Sow s:
prices declined 5o 5c The sales were soo bba at
@ sss
. and y % S f5 S. % S s4 March % &
r.. q 80 5s q % M ssa and
prices few small lots sold within me range ss2 80
ss aa nns
% % IS ws
settled closing ALIKE ls3s IoI ws;:rn ss Isss
fss ea f %.i s 10
demand and prices were more steady
sold 25 picked hams lbc, small lots
shoulders within range lie 2c 800 smoked hams
1sIc. l9Sc and 1900 lbs bellies, in bulk at Ac Ths
and lower the offerings fair The sales $50 pack
: SS oa y fns Fo
future delivery the business fair and the sie.
folows00 tierces for February 16c 500 do for Jsn
ary At l6Ac. and 500 do. for March Al l654c.
SUGAR.-The market for more active, the de-
mand being chiefly from reHners and prices
There were dspossd Of SIS hhds a. l0c l3c for Cubs
aud Demarara 1850 boxes part not ALL At llc and $500
bags Pernambuco private terms, Refined moro
sought after, and higher prices realized. Hard
Igxc I3xc., and yellow Ioi6c = ne We ouote - y
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the prices OF stocks at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange Canton, AS a so;
Cumberland PAN 25X; Western Union, 80 a a29s;
Quicksilver, 15a 10; Mariposa, "a 8; do. pre-.
Eerred 10; Pacific Mail, 427s 43; Boston Water
Power, 14h AK; Adams Express, 81 62h;
Wells Fargo Express, 194 20; American Express,
Bs q 81; United States Express 49k SO; New
York Central consolidated, s9s s95s do. scrip, SAX
s41S; Harlem, 134,I a13S; Erie, 23 q "a; do. pre-
terred, 40 bid; Reading, 94,s o4]s; Michigan
Central lit 119; Lake Shore, S6H s6h;
Illinois Central, 1873 1856; Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, 81 a sshl; Chicago and Northwestern. ssA
ssX; do preferred. Ss,s say; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati 7oX a77s; Rock Island, 1o31s 1os,4;
Milwaukee and ST. Raul TAX TAX; do. preferred,
s6k s6sx; Toledo and Wabash. 61I a 81; 90. pre-
ferred, 10 bid; Fort Wayne, ss ssA Alton and
Gerre Haute, 26; do. preferred, 5A u SO; Ohio
ana Mississippi, FAX q 25h; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, 1oa . 104; New Jersey Central, s4x 94ts;
Chicago and Alton preferred 144 q LAG; Morris and
Essex, ss3s q s6k; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1o7 .
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l07k do preferred. los q losx; Dubuque and Sioux
City, lO3 . Io4k; Columbus Chicago aud Indiana
Central, Tx q 18.
EARNINGS OF THE ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
The following IL statement OF the comparative
earnings OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
During the year 1859. $50 700
UuriH8 tno year 1000. uolI,oaU
The company operated a part OF the year 1869
about 150 miles more railroad than during 1858.
The following were the earnings OF the same ROAD
during December
1869 $500, $50
1858. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ass, $50
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l27,6T0
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

Furnished.
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED LITTLE BANDBoX,
N the east side containing rooms. let
low price of $780, tn May longer small FAMILY OF three
four persons viii find gem here.
ROBT. u. RICHARDS. 953 broadway.
V,O LET-A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE. POSSESSION
May Inquire At 2l5 Vest T~snyhfth street,
between Seventh and Eiahth avenues
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FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receips 1860 bbs -four, 1000 do.
and 400 bags meal l4 bushels corn 26as
1000 do malt The -four market ruled quiet but low grades
firm about rs 40 IS 30 for extra State The sales
were about b6s Southern nour was quiet but quite
shade hrmer with fair demand. The sales 375 bbs
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RY j. w. CAMPBELL, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
ID AUCTION SALE
FINEST CORNER GROCERY
AND TEA STORE IN THE CITY.
by CAMPBELL 4 Co, AUCTIONEERq
CAMPBELL 4 co. WILL SELL, THIS DAY
commencing Vt l0H O'Clock prsciseiy
At 9I2 Third avenue,
corner OF Fifty eighth strest,
Valuable Lease, four and a half years
The entire elegant complete Fixtures Purnro
OF that prominent bro stone store
Will sell In lots
Entire large and select stock
hne Teas Groceries Fruits, Flour, Spices Soaps ac,
contained IN that rrst class family and
stock varied comprising general assortment fesh choice
Goods. yz:--Assored Green and Black Teas, assorted
Sugars Java Maracabo and Rio Coffee Cheese
Fruits Syrps and Moasses Vinegar barrels Flour prepared
Flour Family Soap, Sperm Adaman.ins and ralIow Can
dss kngsford and Gberts Starch Farina Corn Starch,
American Pickles. Spices Sauces Casups Prunea
Rssns, Preserves Ctron, Brooma PAs Brushes fact
everything usually found FIRST class grocery
store.
WIN sell entire nne Futures zPatform Counter
Scales Weights Measures. Japan Toa Caaistcrs, dc.
WIN Also se hne young Horse GroceTs' Wagons with
Harness "
WIN also sell fine Store Fixtures viz Counters Shsving
Bins &C. together with valuable long Lease; cheap renI
store room desirable has fine front and windows,
splendid cellar.
Dealers, spectators and byerx 10 attend a.
the entire stock, embracing choice goods will
regardless OF cost In lots each
owner is retiring from business and the
CAMPBELL X CO, Auctonecrs,
Oulce $50 Bowery New York.
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A EDWIN NICHOLS CO, AuCrIoNEERs;
N. Large aud positive Household Furniture SALE
this tfridsy) afternoon, january,
commencing at IL O'clock precisely at the large first class
private residence IL East Tenth street, between Broadway
and Fifth (nesr University place Velvet Brussels.
Medallion Carpets magnificent Parior Suits covered with the
richest description crimson and gold and green and gold
French satin brocac Curtains to match Cabinet bos dc
rose Eagerea Mirrors, tne collection Paintings Works Of
Art, Bronxes, Figures, Bookcase, Writing Desk.
Brilliant tone rosewood Pianofore,
SoQ and Cover rosewood and walnut BsdeAds Bureaus
Wahhtands spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Lounges
Chairs Rockers, Sofas, Buffet Extension Table, rich cut
Crystal Glassware, China, Siverwae, Ivory Cutlery In
grain Carpets lace Curtains, &c N. BPar.ies wishing TO
attend this sale take Broadway stages University place
UCTIoN SALE
n Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods
A. N. CEISTALAR son, Auctionesrs, AZ Broadway
will sell this day, Friday Jan at l0 O'CLOCK account OF
whom II may concern, Diamond studs Rings, Brooches
Earrings Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains; Ladies' Dis
mond Watches American Lever, Hunting, Anchor and GYM
also Gold Turquo Opal and Pearl Jcwery; one
0ne Musical Box silver plated Tea Sets Casters Egg Stands
and large variety OF other Fancy Goods The trade and
ALSO, ON ACCOUNT OF FORMER PURCHASERS
Gold Jewelry, Watches jewellery Tools, silver mounted
Show Case, Clocks, &c.
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SALES AT Auction.


A ucrioS At iIs WEST TwENrY-sixTH STREET.
Over ala O q s:na:oG, ss% spng sS 4 public
H. II. si.;h seventh s;snas:
cen! ss.sss risa.lo s:sasi ss.
ssa: sprins st and Hair S.s:.s Linen.
grain Carpets, Class China and SILVER Ware; Cutlery, hc
e9s positive, rata or shine f. NICHOLS Auctoneer
UcrIoN NOTICE.
gn,in Tagn,ineen' Household Furniture, PiAno,ore,
Over grss'og 5os a. Room x SUIT. Bron1ss, ae
rsapaS :: s s ,ss
49, aeeommencng los O'Clock. -
n%s ss'% s, ss
srsnos. sq. Dc rose ceens Tables
pes chsndesrs, Pan.ing. BY smln.a artists, roswood1
suss".
Counterpanes. Extension Table, Buffet, Silver Caser
Kitchen nf w.s, ss 20
tend this sale take Fifth stages aIh
A B. wALpRoN 4 CO. AgoIIosEERs.
Ta,s day :. Il oGlOss :. ies Liberty r.,er ana
ware Plated Ware Cutlery odce and Counting House Desks
concern superb Chamber sus; cost $500. Casa
logues at sale.
rNo THE NEwsDEALRRs OF NEW YORK AND vICIN-
paper Ss na mot ssd supplied
BY addressing Publication Office. 81 Nassau street
RY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUcrIoNEER
Once and saearoom 81 Nassau opposite the Post
Household Furniture Pianos Mirrors, Curtains,
Ths srsa, auction house Of JoHSsros VAN rAssELr.
w, ss' Ta r. C Ss at Of S ss
pIrntpre nearly new and In good order consisting Of car
stands Rockers naresssa Feather Bsas rows and so
s,s % E,.so.o1 Table,. A%snnr Lounges. Eay Chair
Ware &c also an assortment OF once Furniture Dsakx
Chairs Safes. DC
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan 6-6P. N.
CovrxE.-Ro was steady in value, with moderate de-
mand, the sales being 145l bags, Island Queen do
Contest and $50 do Christian Ix private terms
Other kinds duh, but held full prices We quote
RIO ordinary cargoes lssc 4c fair Do nho N,4c.;
lots lsc EHc; java, 2l1c. a2ssc. Singapore l9c.
zoe: Ceyon 7Hc l9Sc; Marscaibo, T7ac. S06c. La.
&c. n 18Jac.- all gold, duty paid.
COTTON For this staple there only moderate de-
mand, and the offerings fair the was heavy
and prices for the lower grades receded No. per pound
asw be seen by reference to the quotations appended
prices for the other grades were not quotaby Tho
were for spinning 99a for export and o6 speculation For
future delivery the foliowsi00 bales basis
low middng for March, 25c 200 do for April May
private terms; loo do. for May 1885,. 800
April and 300 do Mobile on private terms
We nj tha cloan onuntat tnns.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD

The government sold million OF gold to-day In
accordance with the programme for the month Of
January The bids ranged from 1881 to 12O.s5 and
were for total OF nearly four and . half millions,
which latter fact also strengthened the market The
lots sold were as follows the government realizing
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, 40.
n l. S. WEINBERGER, AUCrlONEER.
rv.n ~ a n

this day (FridayJ January 4 at l0 O'Clock, at No 10
Bowery, pipe and barrels Gin casks Brandy casks
rs choice Old bourbon and Rys wlkey IS cases Wines,
Liquors and Champagnes; also onl nns rAoo. T. BINDS
Kentucky Houbon 66 barrels Bourbon
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

QY NJ. DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEER.
- Large quantity OF second hand
Furniture Bedding Blankets &c removed for convenencs
OF sale.
N. DOUGHTY will sell this day friday. at l0i1 O'Clock.
at the sAesroom ~ Nassau street. large and nnc sssor
ment OF Household Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Bea Mat
tresses Blankets, Feather Pillows Bols.es stoves.
Crockery Paror and Chamber Furniture &c. the whole
peremptorily sold To the highest bidder.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

rER-WENDOvRR.-At Peekskill, on Satur-
day January /, by the Rev. William Ferguson, Mr..
JAMES DRLAMATEK to Miss ELEANOR A. WENDovER,
daughter OF the late William Wendover, or this
city.
GARpYN-McMURRAY.--In this city, ON wednes-
day, January g. by Rev. DIR. Stevenson, Mr.. WALTER
A. GARDEN, OF Toronto, Canada. to Miss JENNIE
MCMURRAY third eldest daughter or the late Joseph
McMurray. Esq, OF BROOKLYN.
Toronto papers please copy.
SELvAGE-COucH.-At Bayonne City, N j., on
Thursday, January Q, by Rev. H.. W. #. Jones' HENRY
c. SELyAGE TO ELIZA A.. eldest daughter OF s. s.
Couch. No cards.
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THE RANGE OF THE GOLD MARKET.

The rates paid for carrying gold were per cent
currency, per cent gold ana l.32. The operations
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. S3I 335 900
Gold balances ...................... l4O6 025
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1O2, aJ4
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

The GOLD CONSPIRACY CASE il thus
summed up by the associated press re
porter:
The testimony before the special Con-
gressional Committee in regard to the
gold plot. is published. 1t is very vol
umnious and clearly indicates the cause
of the panic and the untounded stories
regarding the completely of the Admin
stration. The Times, in reviewing the
report, says the whole story comes to
this: Boutwell, undoubtedly acted "a
ne believed in the interest of the Repub-
lie. Fisk and Gould thought they were
going to make fortune by sending up
the price of gold, and believed Corbin
would further their schemes. They also
tried to get Gen. Bu,terfeld on their
side, and it must be owned he does not
come out of the affair with perfectly
clean hands. Fisk and associates did
not fnd the plot work well. but Gould
nodestly declined to say how much they
made out of it. On the whole, the
family of the President and one or two
others who were scandalously traduced
at the time, are shown TO have acted
throughout with the highest integrity.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

FAST FREIGHr-John B. Williams L
Co., forwarding merchants, have per.
fected arrangements which will enable
them to deliver fast freight packages
here as soon as the soonest. A will
be seen by their advertisement in to-
days APPEAL, they charge but q cents
per pound for fast freight to this point.
On their card we find the following Iii.
reciions to shippers from San Francisco:
Mark fast freight care J. B. W, Fast,
and send via W. P. r. r. Mark slow
freight care W. L. P, and send railroad
and steamer receipts to me at Reno, by
express or mail" Williams l. Co. are
very prompt in the transaction of bust
ness and merit the favorable considera,
ton of the trading public.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03
GONG AFTER THE WINNIPEGGERs,-A

GONG AFTER THE WINNIPEGGERs,-A
dispatch dated New York Feb 2stb says:
A regiment of rifles and battery artl-
iery leave Montreal for the Red River
country in May. A letter from Montreal
says complications are likely to arise
which will implicate Earl Granville,
formerly President of the Hudson Bay
Company. He earnestly recommends
the Canadian Government to pay the
price agreed upon for the Red River
country, in order to avoid an investiga'
ton, which will be promptly demanded
if The money is not paid.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

HAND CUI OFF.-About o'clock yesterday
morning, Mr.. Roilin Farnham, middle aged
man, while engaged manufacturing pickets
IN a saw mill at Clear Creek, in this county,
some seven miles from this place, had his
hand severed from his arm, by circular
saw, just below the wrist joint. Drs. Munck-
ton and Tjader were called to attend the in
Jured man, and amputated the mutila,ed arm
At the wrist joint. Their patient is doing as
we'll as could be hoped for after receiving so
severe an injury. So we are informed by Dr.
Nunckton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

A CONDUCTOR kILLED.-From a telegram
to the Gold Hill News we learn that on Tues
day II. Lancaster, conductor of freight train
No. ), from Rocklin, was killed between the
ears and had one leg cut off, and was injured
in the breast. Hs was caught in the truck
frame Of the rear car, and dragged nearly
quarter OF mile. When found life was ex-
tinct. Deceased leaves wife and four chill
dren.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

No EXCUSE for not buying your wife a
Sewing Machine; part cash and the balance
IN monthly payments will procure Grover
Baker, at the usual cash rates. c. H.
Mash, Agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

THE FIRST DAY OF LENT, was Yesterday,
and in consequence Episcopal service was
held last evening BY that society in this place
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

A LIGHT Snow, to the depth of about
three inches, fell in this valley, night before
Yesterdays sun, and the snow line rapidly
receded up the mountain slope. Recently
about FIVE feet of snow has fallen on the
summit of the Sierras.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

A SILVER NINE, of remarkable rich
ness, 10 said to have been found in Grey
son county, Kentucky.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

SPECIAL Office The highest price paid for
State Warrants, by II. p RICE
at Well, Fargo & Co's.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CRY March 2, 1870.
J. S. Burron. Virginia.
ID. L. Bliss,
Frank Miller, City.
Thomas Reed, DAYTON.
H. Ruegg, San Francisco.
Roding Peter, Mountains.
F. Samuel,
T. Juane,
J. Strait,
w. A. Johnson, Markleeville.
A. Omlla,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

TEACHERS lNsTITUTE.-W have been
requested to state that Teachers Institute
will open in Clearfeld, on Monday next, Oc-
tober 18th, at | ] O. clock, 2. NJ. These in
s:itutes are held in accordance with special
law, and are intended solely for the instruc-
ton of Teachers. All persons desiring to
teach should attend-in fact it is their duty
to attend-these institutes Five compe-
tent instructors from abroad have been en-
gagged for the occasion. Lectures will also
be delivered by number of local speakers.
Rev j. H. Nj Cord, of Clearfield; Mr. F.
W. A Shultz, of OsceOla, and AIR. ". III.
Prideaux, of Clearfeld. will deliver lectures
on Monday evening. Thursday is set apart
as Director day. We also understand that
the several Hotel keepers have consented to
make reasonable reductions, on usual char
ges, TO all Teachers in attendance. The
name cf every teacher and director present
at the Institute, should he published, TO in
dicste to the people those who feel proper
interest in the advancement of education.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12
PUBLIC VENDUE!

win be sold at the residence of the undersign
ed. in Lawrence township, on THURSDAY. OC-
IOBER 20th, 1870, the following personal prop
erty, to wit: horses cows. 3 heifers. / bull,
| railway threshing machine, Woods combined
reaper and mower, Booth and Rumbarger's stump
extractor, wagon, top buggy, fodder cutter set
blacksmith tools sled, plows, harrows cuitivators,
and other farming utensils. One cook stove to
burn coal or wood, parlor stove, nine plate stove
corner cupboard wash machine. .bcSsteads chairs s.
tables settee, boob cases crOss-cut saws. side sad
die, set harness large rcn kettle apple grinder
grain cradle, scyihes, forks rakes, patent hay
fork, tubs dinner bell, rife gun and many 9th II
articles Also, hay by the ton. gram by the bu sh-
el and n lot of corn fodder.
Sale to commence at o clock, A. NJ. Terms
N ads known on day of sale
S2S-3tp. JOSIAH W, THOMPSON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

MEssRs. DRURY & BOWIE. of Philadel-
phia, have just engaged to make Hotel Reg
listers for the Shaw and Leonard Houses, in
this place. This firm has the exclusive right
to make this style of Register left hand
pages being occupied by twenty-four 5usi-
ness cards. This is becoming a very popular
way of advertising. Business men will bear
this in mind
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

RELIaIoUs.-Divine services will be held
next Sabbath, in Clearfield, as follows:
By Rev. Hall, in st. Andrew s Episcopal
church. at / J 4. " and p. NJ. Sunday
school ay ?. NJ Prayer meeting every
wednesday evening at I o clock.
ByRev Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening SABBATH school at
8P. u. PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
evening al : O clock.
By Rev. J. Il. NJ Cord, in the Methodist
church. morning and evening. Sabbath
school at g \. NJ. Prayer meeting, every
Thursdar 81 Il =. NJ. Communion services
First Sabbath Of every month at l03 A. NJ.
St Francis church-Mass at l03 \. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
1nnntL.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

The RAFTsxAS's Journal is published on Wed
nosday at $500 per annum in advance. If moi
paid at the beginning of the year, s2,5o Will be
charged, and 50, 90 if not paid before the close.
ADvERrIsEmESTs will be inserted at 81 SO PEI
square, for three or less insertions-Ten line:
(or Iess) counting square. For every additional
insertion Sc cents will be charged. 4 deduction
viii be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for shorter time thar
sixmonths- and no paper will be discontinued un
t!lall arr.arages paid except at tho option o.
tn publisher. 5. j ROW.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

We understand that the Borough Fathers
have passed an ordinance prohibiting the
throwing of coal ashes into the streets If
this be so, they should provide means to
convey them away We would suggest that
our citizen, place small boxes on the curb
stones, put their coal ashes into them, and
that the council have them hauled away dai-
ly. What say you all
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

EOR SALE.-The farm of John Spack-
man, late of Girard Township, dec 4,
consisting of about one hundred and seventy two
acres of good farming land, (most of which is
cleared J and having thereon erected good
house and barn, and the usual conv enienccs of q
pleasant home. For terms and further particulars
apply to L ii; MURRAY,
Atty for the heirs and persons interested.
June % '76.-tf
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

ALAMP was accidentally kn ocked over in
Mr. Mossop's store, on Friday evening last,
which caused an alarm of fire to be given.
The blaze was eztinguished, however, with
out doing any damage, causing only little
excitement for a few minutes
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-12

SAWS !-THE BEST SAWS You EVER
SAW "A large lot of Lightning, Patent
Perforated Electric, and Diston's Saws, of
all kinds, just received at II. +. Bigler &
Cos. These saws are made of the very best
materials. and superior to any other manu-
facture offered in this market Call and see
them.