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they were men who knew what they were about The
reason why they should charge less he would not e1
plain Mr. Shorthand carried sugar Tor 10 cents anu ne
would do II now fer IS cents
Mr. Kabfesh said that he could not understand now
could charge 20 cents year after year and now pro-
pose TO do II for lees. -, -,
Mr. Brett explained that the why he fshorand
charges IS cents because last time he had mo-
nOpOly OF the business. He (Shortlandl obtained the
passage OF n resolution which enabled him 10 cnhrge
81 TO- but finding that public opinion was 40 STRONG
against IT, and in fact, that the merchants would NOT
submit to it. he reduced it TO 80 cents, aud now IL could
be done for IS cents.
Mayor Hall would like 10 know N Mr.. Brett was a
sevedore he would like to lie paid for the risk attae
ing to the Office -.
Mr.. Brett-I should have objection 70 ~ there
would be difficulty in the matter. The dlhiculty was
that the IN charge were always impractical men.
Mayor Kalbhesch2I cannot make out why men should
charge 80 cents when 30 cents Is enough
MIR. Brett-The reason Is very obvious .
VOice-Well, 10 Ia funny that all the rest know IT,
Mayor Kalblesch supposed that he was Ike the man
who knew that earth turned on Its axis and every
one disbeieVed 10.
Mr. Kirkland said that 10 was not mystery. There
were individuals who ready TO swear by aildaVt
where some of the money had gone TO- but he dld not
want to indulge in personalities.
Mayor all said that lie would inquire and put down
what was the usual rate Of ghterer and seVed0re at
Quarantine between ordinary ghterer ana Steve
dore this city, and next superadd TO that the FISK IN
curred and in the next place he would consider the FISK
Quarantine mprsOnmen and there add the cost OF
TRANSPORTATION from the outer harbOr 1lOke eieIchS
shnuld considered in the Quarantine adInnstratloh
Mr.. Kirkland said that they had laid all the facts,
figures and argument before tEen and they Woud throw
the responsibility upon the Commissioners II the trade
was drawn away from the city 1t would nave 10 seek
other ports.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE PROSPECT PARK BOND LITIGATION.


The application of the Prospect Park Com
missoners for order requiring Mayor Kalbeisch TO
show cause why peTemptory mandamus should not be
issued to compel sign $4,000 Of Park bonds
ND for before Judge Pratt in the Kings County
Supreme Court yesterday. The Hon. Joshua NJ Van Colt
and John " Taylor esq, appeared for the Commission
ers and the Mayor attended by Henry w. Johnson,
esq. ,,- -, 4, .
the circumstances in this substantially tho
same as those characterizing the previous Mr.
TAYLOR also for the Commissioners, objected 10 MI JOhD
arguing for the Mayor the ground that person
could appear In OF this kind behalf OF the pub
lie except with the consent OF the Corporation Counsel
which in this ease had not been obtained The Court
oyered the objection, and Mr. johnson said that on
Friday morning the Mayor had been informed OF
the resolution OF the Commissioners calling Tor sl5OOOO
bonds On the noon of the same day the bonds
was too busy TO examine them, but did not al
legged by Mr. Taylor, refuse to sign them. MI Taylor
went at once and filed his affidavit TO the enect that the
MAYOR had refused to sign the bonds ana had procured
an order from the Court citing the Mayor 10 snow cause
on Monday morning, compelling him to sign the bonds
on examining the bonds IL discovered tlat they were
dated from month of January, while the act under
which they were authorized did not exist until the early
part OF May. This valid Oheeton 10 tne Dohds IN
Gneston They were to that extent defective, and In
view of that fact the cOntended the Mayor justly
refused to sign them. ,,.,
the fault Law with the Mayor, for he the Controller, and
the City Clerk charged with the making OF the
bonds and the Commissioners had nothing 10 do with
their form They only to make the requstion IL
was also shown that the objection was merely teehnlcal
even IL the date remain unatered harm could Issue,
for the coupons attached would show the date OF issue,
drawn. The Court took the papers, and promised an
early decision.
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POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner Brennan yesterday listened to
Al complaints against policemen.
Patrolman Patrick Murphy of the Fifth Precinct was
fined two days pay for reading newspaper While on
post.
James Kelly, living in seyenty-seventh-st', near
Fourth-aye complained that Patroman Bernard Tuily
Of the Nineteenth Precinct had brutaly dubbed himself
and wife outside of their door, that he then searched
the house. and finding quantity Of copper In the cellar
declared il was stolen Ofcer Tully said that was
"put up Job" and that he could produce blaekmang
letter from the complainant The case was aoufhea W
Friday. =. .--
walter @. Fox, butcher in Washington Market com,
planned that Abraham Stran OF the Sanitary Police, ad
called him the 26th and nth of May and asked
for lamb. He had given the officer evastye answers on
these occasions On the following day Stran asked again
for lamb, but he did not get It, On June stan seized
three sheep dressed lambs, and condemned them
unfit to eat. BE declared that stran left meat on
the stand and that the seized meat sold butcher
who sold 10 institution IN Brooklyn. The officer
said that the sheep were plated and blown to look
like lambs and they seized and sent To the render
ing tub They unfit for food. The officer swore
posvely that demanded asked for meat
for himself The statements Of the various witnesses
were very contradictory The case was referred TO the
Board.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. 1--WE q

THURSDAY. JUNE 30.
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship TA
Cunar Cty I2 VI. supple
meniary Mail for paid letters only made up DOe Jersey City and
closed at lao IN.
German Bremen per steamship Iansa
Of 1rst HOhoken close the Post Once al u No Supplement
Mail. Steamship sails at ? p.
Mails and the Indies per steamship Columbia oB
Pier No n r.. close at m Steamship sails at p
FRIDAY, July l.
Mails for Honolulu Australia and Nex2eud will be sent from San
Francisco All Mail pepaid
letters half papers each; books &
about lst TO ID Of each month.
SATURDAY JULY 2
via Southampton Bremen steamship Donau
foot Of Thisf, Hoboken close at Pot0Tee at IL NJ Steamship
sails at Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made
Pier al HobOkeu and closed at l3O
Mails for ireland only via Queenstown steamship City OF Paris,
from Pier No q \. R., close al the Post-Ofce at G
viii per stcanhp Of
auP Prince, sails from Empire Stores BROOKLYN.
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Before Commissioner Shields.-Cleansed Stan

Before Commissioner SMelds.-CIednSedS Stamps.
The examination OF Louis Rapp, charged with ha ying
I'm his possession cancelled tobacco stamps with intent 70
cleanse nd them, continued before the Commits
sioper in the United States Circuit Courtroom yester
day The evidence on behalf of the Government was
that the stamps found In box la Rspps store.
The defense that they kept curoses OF which
the accused had book full On the production OF the
book IL appeared that stamps similar ~ those found had
been preserved In It, Ethan Allen summed up for the
defense aud Assistant District Attorney Jackson for the
The Commissioners reserved his decision.
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fona 1sIano Rea! estate for Sale.

TT,O Horse breeders, Stock -raisers, and FARM
er-Por SALE superior Farm Of $50 acres $50 OF which are IN
thorough cultivation situated at Deer PARK Ia The town Of limiting
ton County Queus Long Island esy Of access by The Long
Island Railroad which skirts farm the north and south and about
"a ms distant nom the Side Railroad The buildings and appu
erapces are all arste, and for breeding kdng 70 better 20
cation breeding osabl snent Of MI A.
Belman $ In the immediate vicinity.
the estate the executors o. ne late John
this psce such renders wen worm e Ahuoh
seeing a In the vicinity Of newborn
Apply ROBT. FLETCHER Sklnanst corner Parhs book
lyn, between and IL O'Clock, A. M.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .

PORT OF NETWORK ......................Jubet r.
CLEARED.
steamshipsMnneso.a WAiseay NveIpOo seon.. Maekey,
phIa; Rspsn whehas Monitor Jones Philadelphia,
Pblsdphis; Aeushuet Rector New Bedford
Bss-Msy Dill Barbados; Linda fleming Phi>dsphsi
Bng-Clarshene Tracy Malaga Mercedes H Censsges H<Su
or smking Mara fsrguson stephsns Hsatpor n
g.; Kildare Macomber, Windsor n. s.
Schr-Horensa Norton. Deneras; Alice hyek Gallant Char
oeowa p K II; Johg, Williams, savsnnAh
sloeps-Msry Adels&, SsuLoaaen Fred Brown WisAes,
Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hevea osss Liverpool jane IS and opssnse-H Vs.
mdse and pass.
steAmshp Acadia Lees Naples May DO MaehS Juse Palermo
md Genos Masss and Gibraltar 10th, rd<s and pas
Steamship MARY sheppard Mobile Jans H. Fernaaaaa Pa ia and
Charlesien Aih. cotton.
mdse. and
schT Welcome Homs Hstssh hoaeos N. B., sdAys lumber
CAnsibos Albert Lshaise ycas C. H. IL bmb>
Csnaibo~i Addss b. heNsre, st. Johs C. K. n days
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros, jane sA-Anse ship samuel g. Glover from hsaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
tuac eS-rbs steamship Dsskana
arrived this Ock lbs morning AMER landing passenger
sailed AGAIN for Bremen
QUxsssrowS June saNs s@ansp City d wa.as.oa frssa
Ne~lork for Lterpea ,osshd oeock this .orsAs Al
~elL
SPOKEN.
BAD Jane. Stone rOn EewYesa for sysae' w. hs' ~
Al ~ u. ba. 2al W.
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lnternal Repenuc.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
q FIFTH DISTRICT, STATE or NEW-YORK, comprising
Seventh Tenth Thirteenth, and PoaIteerh Wans Of
City EewYork-Notce is hereby given pursuant law that
have received from the Assessor Of this District the lists
valuations and enumerstons OF property subject under
the Act Of Internal Revenue support the oyr interest
public other purposes approved June 3D
aud amenGaory thereto; and that will attend personally
deputy the collection $50
Of the Bo1ey daily Sundays excepted from this date un the
3h day June 1870 Inclusive between tie Il o'clock and
o'clock The lists referred comprise the Special Taxes
Trades Businesses and Professions for the ending April oh 1871
Bsn.Tsbles Coli Watches Gold aud
Plate the year ending March 1871 and the Taxes
ending December 3 1852 All persons who shall
neglect 10 pay the returned against them with the time
specified this will liable penalties prescribed
kw.-New- York, June 9Th 1870. JHO. MeHARG Collector
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SUPREME CoURT-CBAsBRRi

Before Judge Barndrd.-ln re Mary Louise
DE GyooL-On habeas corpus, application was made
Yesterday by eyJudge Fullerton TO have the custody OF
Mary Louise DE Groot, child 10 years of arc awarded
10 her mott pending acun fc divorce The father
rot possession OF the child about three months ago. and
rcceeded In keeping her until yesterday morning when
Judge Barnard ordered her 10 be given 10 her mother
uptn decision In tho suit for a divorce is giysn.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERP0o-Tn steamship Helyea June e9Mr sesrle.
p Larkn H. Yosehe wife Jas 0Ilagan family
Oerhaw Miss NJ. Withers r. c. Wilson r. r. Iar
per- Jos Beesy " Beleher g. Green and family, H. Robbins Mrs.
NJ LLOYD and children As Jones Mss Kate Jones b. j. Murphy,
children A. Miss Marie Louis Miss b. Lous
Mrs B0o Erase Rev. c. r. Morse and family BrOok Mrs. NJ
Smith daughter Miss W. Deyeren Miss Connolly Mrs Wright and
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Auttion Gales of Real estate.

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., AuctiOneers.
IA THURSDAY June 30,
al IL m AZ Exchange Salesro0m, III Broadway
Es2% SUPREME COURT SALE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
PHILO 4. RUGGLBS esq, RBFBRBB
and attic bnk-ont house and lot No 39
Broom ST.. H. s., Mott aud EiLabehss-now used lager
beer saloon.
Maps a the Office.
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}. JOHNSON, jr., Auc;loneer.
by JOHN son & NJ L L E r
I'D AUCTIoNEERS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. 2J NAssAU-sT., con. CEDARsr NEw-YORK.
Residences Lots Country Seats and Farms bought sold
rented exchanged negotiated Auction sales % Furniture &c
JOHNSON l. MLLERS
GREAT FIELD DAY,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June ~,
1920 SPLENDID LOTS TO BE SOLD.
Village Island be dedicated; Liberty Pole
10 be ase Station and the American Flag hoisel Adj
Hon. Easus Brooks Rev. Father Lewis and Samuel Marsh
jr.t ESQ., AMI, ,,,,,x,
Bugher Fam which the sale " be made has been
cluded In -. x..sx.
LINDEN PARK VILLAGE.
II extends from the Richmond the railroad the II
spenly situated miles from Vanderbilt Landing and minutes
in lie than half The lots will be sold the usual
terms the popular 10
payment p4n under Of the best TILES in the world
READ THIS PROGRAMMErake special train from foot White
hat Island Perry at or o'clock p u Auctooeers
and Music will O'Clock boat At Il O'Clock Liberty Pole
and the American Coors hoted amid
heating and the hns OF the multitude I'm
netely thereafter addresses will be delivered by Hon. Erasu Brooks
Rev Father and Samuel Marsh jr esq A O'clock the
pany will psrtake ofa 1870 ,x .o -
At4 o'clock the Auon viii begin and every lot sold to the hghe
bidder regardless Of price. - -
IN The DUSK OF THE EVENING,
Shooting rockets will signal the Of rs display OF
which and other Injuries will
o and then the will proceed their
Trip enjoying delightful sail the bay and listening music
the band All who wistO the with
chasing will BE- ceerfuy provided with tickets by
JOHNSON 4 MILLER rs Eessau-st, " Y.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale

Citp Real estate tor Sale.
E0R SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
Thy-rh and Thirty seeuthsts and Eleventh and
TWelhhayes. immediate be there is
and that street is newly paved Apply
W. II. WEBB 200 Lews-st or 81 BIehange-place.
nor SALE-First-clas HOUSES and LOTS
streets and in NeglOrk Brooklyn and ads
list Of Farms and Country Property City and COun
- sIEGEL CHACE Co, 70 Cedarst
$275OOO n %2 h2AS a on r BoEP mi. and
Brooklyn, or in Westeheser County Apply
JOHN F. C0NREl No. 81 wAl.st, Room II.
&9Sn 600 TO LOAN in sums to suit
I'D <SsDO, OOO O NewYork PROPERTY First and
second MORTGAGES cashed at lowest market
BELLAMY K STRATTON, No. 81 Pine-st
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THE COURTS.
COURT-N BANK

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-N BANK
RUPTCY.
In the matter of Robert II. Freeman, a bankrupt
Judge Blatchford has oyered the specifications filed
by the creditors against the bankrupts petition for final
discharge and ordered the discharge be granted
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yonk. wednesday, June %, 1870.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. June 20, 1870.
At the Exchange to-day the Messrs. Roberts
Mcclure sold, by order Of the Supreme Court the
house and lot the north side of Fftyninthst 100 rect
east from Lexngtonave. Mr. j. Ash was the buyer at
$1,000. The Messrs. johnson Miller offered the three
story and brick house, with lot the north side OF
Conoyers a feet east from Wolcottst and the prop
erty brought $3.50; Mr., Charles Kennedy, purchaser
At Chatham, N. j.. the Messrs: A: d. MeineE, Jr.,
Bro were successful IN sale OF lots in that place to-
day There was good ATTENDANCE and the people, re-
gardless Of the sum- followed the auconeers over the
ground eager 10 hid and anxious to buy The sale was
continued so long that il WAS o'clock before the people
returned this city, although Chatham Is but ~ mics
from New-York
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
59t-st 100 Of Lexington ayei lot 2Ot ~
8O5 j. AEh PVV
Auction SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
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fonq Jslan0 Real gstats for Sale.

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE of Is acres,
IA fruit and shade trees jamaica L. the late resi-
Jsge d. Gale win be sold By LAWRENCE OAKLEY
PLEUKY, the Exchange sslesroom, Ill Broadway THURSDAY
July al Il o'clock For particulars zppy above, OF a. w.
DTfCHETT, 2Sew CbAmbersst, ~ Y
E'0R SALE-0nly two miles east Of Brooklyn,
and s,sa e. f.n The City Hall 100 1sre' the mot
Of cultivation, Of By four railroads THIS properly
beautifully assd for residences for parties desnns escape ihe
high the and IT, newton makes most
valuable po, for cutting up into city eta Capitalists desiring 70 par
such vii their advantage examine tes
is vicinity 70 New York M seee.sb and ns natural sd
safe and Valuable invest
found within rs miles Of the city II Will
be sod plo, eyers be desired For particulars
ke apply 70 &. ID. THOMAS, Brehshge court,
between BTeAiway And Newest
EOR SALE-Long Island.-Five ACRES,
p,eay excellent HOUSE II ooms newly painted,
near LnE Bsy L. Minutes from Bay sie Dpot; hcur
from Seriofk April N 10 wsstst.
EOR SALE in Brentwood Long Island, three
stocked fruit small vitae hedge ke
droi ssd ehao Apply toJ BLEkkBa 90 the premises
MS-NORTHP0RT, l.. I--65 acres,
to'co ~ ses t.eo' 10 serss. taoos LEWIS 100 BsDdss
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Cilp i1roperip TO Eei.

ITO LEASE, on Great Jones-st.-Sece9,nL,dc
BUILDING from BroaiEsy. WIZ he realy aoi W ~ = ID
sne new Corner store about - ft ~ % y y
iron front and plates windows Aso the second LODI ~ re-
~ feet. together separately Apply !" 'i'Vh . ~"
Broadway Steam power n requrea -----------,
VNO LET-A large, wel-hgbted strong anu
subsrt BUILDING sdap, for any b9sness No - ha's n
tao ioeks om Br3adwa7 Spring AM Prince o oo -'~
x94 n EACH will be with without s.esW Io.,r hPH
No NJ PnBcesL
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By JOHNSON 4 MILLER.
3storv brick house Conoyerst ~ Of Woleottsti
lot 28I0 Charles Kennedy $500
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wednesdays WEATHER REPORTS A. y

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sum 43l san ...T:s Moon sets.. e;E
Sandy Hook $40 Cows e;45 Hell Gate ..ll:34
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
A. ute
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.

BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
House and lot 59-st 100 Il Of Lexington ayei lot 2Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
Gunner Relrsate.

COOPER HOUSE, Otsego Lake, Co0perstown,
" NY-NOW OPEN Elegantly fuTshedi Gas Be, Billiards
Croqaet Archery grounds Boating Fishing sahooains t
Terms, 80 per day -, cu,s , u,rvtSs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY

The First Session Of the next Scholastic
year of this Institution, will commence en- Men
day, the 9TH day of September. 1870.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from ths time they enter to
the close of tho session
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accen-
plished education of both sexes
The Principal having had tho advantage of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Orthography, Reading. Writing snd Primary
Arithmetic, per session, I'll weeksl S. 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry $500
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Bookkeeping, Botany, and Physical Geogra
ply. s9.ee
Latin, Greek and French, with any of the a.
bove branches si2,ee
Music. Piano, 80 lessonsl Slo.ee
v-No deduction will be made for ahsexee
For further particulars inquire of
REV. P. L. HARRISON. A NJ.
July 81. 1867. Principal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24

LOST IN THE WooDs. On Tuesday, Au-
gust 9, number Of persons from the mines
Of the Decatur Coal Co went herrying, in
patch near the Black Bear mills, four or
tise miles from this place, half witted
girl forming one of the company. In the
course of the afternoon she became separa-
ted from the party, and could not be found.
As the afternoon was waning search was
made, but proved unavailing and they de-
parted, leaving her alone in the forest. She
was not discovered until Friday when she
made her say to house near the patch IN
an almost famished condition -PiiH.psburg
Journal
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24
n EW STORE AND SAW MILL
AT BALD HILLS,
Ciear6s Id rouptv

The undersigned, having opened a large and
we'll selected stock OF goods at Bald Hills. Clear
held county. respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage
Their stock embraces Dry Goods. Groceries,
Hardware Quesnsrare, ,Tin-ware, Boots nd Shoes,
Hats and Caps. Heady made Clothing, and gen
eral assortment Of Notions, etc.
They always keep on hand the best quality Of
Flour and variety of Feed
All goods sold cheap for cash or exchanged for
approved country produce.
Having also erected a Steam Saw Mill, they are
predared to saw all kinds of lumber to ordor.
Orders solicited, and punctually filled.
Nov. 20, 1857. Z. b. 4 A. IRWIN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24
MAR RIEO.

On Thursday, August 18th. 1870, By
Rev. w; NJ. Burchield, Mr.. HENRY Ow.
EMS, and Miss LIZZIE MOORE, both of Fer
guson township.
On Sunday, August I4th, 1870, by HI
Sloppy, Esq, Mr.. z. b. SLOPPY and Miss
HANNAH McCRAoKEN, both of Lumber
City.
On Thursday, August l1th, 1870. Inv
VIM. Porter, Esq. Mr.. ALBERT LoGtS
and Miss GERTIE WARD, both of ClearGe! u
borough.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24

THE CHIIDREN's Hour for September i:
beautifully Illustrated, and numbers among
its contributors the names of Kate Suther.
land, Ada NJ. kennicott, Clio Stanley, and
others equally well qualified to please chill
dren. Beech Nut Farm by Virginia f.
Town.ed, is continued. This little maga-
zine is really the prettiest publication for
children that we know of.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24

BASE BALL.-Two games were played
between the Rough & Ready club, of Penn
field, and the Uu~nown, of Centreville-the
first at Pennfeld on Saturday, August 18th,
and the second at Centreville, on Monday,
August 18th. Below We publish the score
of both games:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24
-.rG!oUs.-Divine services will De held

EHlIG!oUs. Divine services viii De held
.sahbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
Rey. Hall, in ST. Andrew Episcopal
n, ct | y NJ. aud z. NJ. Sunday
oI at F. NJ. Prayer meeting every
lacylay evening at clock.
Rev. Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
ming and evening. SABBATH school at
p Vi. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
..ag 1t : o clock.
By Rev. J. H. MCord, in the Methodist
rch, morning and evening. Sabbath
oJi at n NJ. Prayer meeting, every
urslay at u p. NJ. Communion services
= Sabbath of every month at l03 A VI.
=. Francis church-Mass at I04 A NJ.
s second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
nth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24

REMEMBER the next term of the Clear
field Academy begins on Monday, September
5th, 1870. Scholars should be Prepared to
enter the school at the opening of the ses-
sion, otherwise, it will retard their own
advancement, and give additional labor to
the teachers
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-24

CHUReH DEDIcATIoS--No preventing Provi-
dennce, the NJ E. Church at Goshen, this county,
viii be dedicated on Sabbath, the 6,h day of Sep
tsmbsr ssxt. Morning sermon at 10! O'Clock, A
NJ by Rev. j. S. MMurray. Presiding Elder of
Altoona District, Central Pa. Conference Imme-
diately after which the dsdicatery services will
be conducted by Rev. IS M'Murray. assisted by
Rev, W. IL, Dill. Preachers and people of sister
churches and all our friends generally, are cor
daily invited to attend
Aug 44t. w. A. CLIPPINGER. Pastor