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New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Thursday, Jan. Q, 1870
If the prices of the lots reported below as
having been sold by MI w. H. Raynor strike the reader
AZ being rather immense only say that we state
them on the authority OF Mr. Raynor without any other
indorsement. The price OF lots Ffthave., between
sxteth and Seventy fth sts has ranged for the last
two years, according TO the recorded coDyeyances from
200 TO $4,000 We may add that for the last seven or
eight months they have been slow OF sale at those
prices.
Mr. William IL Raynor reports the sale OF three lots on
the east side OF FOurhave between Fifty fifth and flfy
sixthsts each 25x9O for $4,000 Also two lots on the
east side Of Fhave q feet north OF eny fourthst
each 25xl0O for $4,000 each, to be built upon this coming
sprDg, In connection with the lot adjoining wth
nrst-cass four-stOry, brown stone houses.
The Center Dock property in Peekskill has been much
improved during the past year by the Peekskl MANU-
featuring Company which corporation has also spent up
ward OF $4,000 upon Centerst, which leads from the
depot To the business part Of the city
Jarvis Washburn OF Peekski has sold his dock prop
ery, having frontage of lO5 feet with water right
extending 800 feet into the bay, to Mr. James Chapman
for $4,000.
The Baptiss of Sing Sing contemplate making an i'm
portant addition TO their house OF worship According
10 the plans which have been presented 1t s proposed TO
enghen the edce and build tTansepts The extension
will increase the seating capacity about 550.
The Free Masons Of Huntington, l.. J., are contem-
plating the erection Of large Masonic Hall. The build
ing will be Of brick and the lower floor used for stores
An effort is also beng made by the citizens OF East
MOriches TO raise funds to build public hall.
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SUPREME CoURT-GExERAL TERN.

Before IRgraham, p. D.; Barnard and Brady
J. J. charles T. Wo09JrOrth agt Thomas T. M0Trts-Ihe
paiu desiring 10 borrow OF the defendant $3.50 offered
as security TO deposit 600 shares Of Hudson River state
stock. Tie defendant declined 10 accept the stock as
security but agreed 10 purchase the stock Tor S ana
allow The plaintiff 10 TeplrCnase 10 any time within 10
DAYS at moderate advance. 4 bill OF sale was there
upon made absolute its face On the eleventh day
the plaintiff rendered his money, but denied the stock
He then sued the defendant iu trOycr claiming that the
stock merely pledge. The defendant insisted II was
a clattel mortgage The question was OF practical i'm
pOraucc the rule OF damages IN the hrst view would
be ghet value the stock had acquired since the
refusal deliver and in the second all that the pldlnH
could claim would be the right 70 redeem or the price
actually received by defendant for the stock THIS stock
snare. The Court below held that the transaction was
mortgage and uUU-suitcd the plaintiff From this decision
plaintiff appealed claiming that mere certificate or
stock mort gdgcabe and that II II were mort
gage il was tainted with uSury and void.
Tie Court reserved its decision. Mr. Miller for plain
tn; Mr.. Sewe for defendant.
Question Of IESiWGHce.-Etehdrd s. Wnrtng agt. Ihe
IadeiHiiy Fire Insurance COHpdtBTDe plaintiffs were
merchants and brokers in petroleum, and H.
sured with the defendants their stock IN warehOuse-
their own, held commission, or SOid ON not re-
uOpcd" The warehouse burned when the greater
portion contents sold but deli reTed. This
action brought on the policy, ana The plHInun hed
verdict subject the opinion OF the Court al 0eheIdL
Term , an,
having done al incumbent on him as vendor 10 40 eIe
was u law removal, the plaintiff having lost al care
custody Of the goods, and the yendees having tue
right TO reinsuIe. ,,, -, -
CURED was exactly that for which special words aI
been put IN the insurance. and that 1t would be strained
aud ueqUitabe application OF the ordinary plncpes OF
law to hold Otherwise. The Court aibrmed the verdict
Mi. +. f. Marbury for plaintiff; MT Peckham opposed
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
befOre Justice Scott Charles Durham charged with
burglary having been detected, on wednesday nght, III
tbe stable Of Charles Lane, at Suffolk and Hestersts IN
a. years Of age machinst and belongs to Iowa Oheer
Layton Of the Thirteenth Precinct, when he arrested
Durham, found an iron bar IN his possession.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
committed Michael Fitzgerald for having on the night
~ tIe 2ld ut assaulted James DOugherty in Washing
silver watch. DOugLerty was committed 10 the House
Of for Witnesses George EbDltt yester
day arrested the complaint OF John Rosenberg OF NO
SKdge-st The complainant OH oct l3, gave EbDtt, TO
makeup the materials for IL pairs OF KID shoes ana sci
Of ss altogether valued AT $40 and Ebbltt las never
Yet accounted for the property IL l5 alleged tAat nc mas
swindled other parties out Ot property IN Similar
manner
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Bedford Christian schlnldt PLEADED guy
70 grand larceny and sent 10 the state Prison Tor
two yeaIs. James W. Hayes, alias Campbell pleaded
guilty 70 larceny from tie person, ana was sent 10 INC
COusumptYe printers boy, was charged WIN inc htaJ
bing OF Mr.. BrausOu, at FOuTteenlhst ana IAlidaNe
the night Of December during The progress OF ans
pute about a difference OF nYe cents IN lht Wlcc OF
drinks. Kelly found guilty. and Ia cOusldall0n Of
bis youth aud previous good character was sent 70 INC
PeHitentiary FOR TWO years
At jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice LedWith, Plat B. Read, gcntlcmlnlyJOoklug
with having stolen S2C5 from his desk yesterday morning
Read pleaded guilty but would give no reason I0r lbe
crime. He committed for trial. Patrick rama
gan employed al No $40 Broadway, accused James fz
patrick with having stolen hs watch on Now Years Day,
while the two drinking together The complainant
displayed much yndictyCncss when making the charge,
and when Informed that the crime was only nls1emea
nor petit larceny the watch being valued ut w no
cent? and call IL grand larceny Fitzpatrick was sent 10
Genesl Sssinns Tor tai- John and AhIsndeT Mellon
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TEXAS BEEF.

The regular season for the trade in this
article Of consumption has just opened. On Wednesday,
the brig Helen NJ ROwley, from Galveston arrived in
the North River, having board, beside cotton, green
and dry hides. and talow, COO 500 barrels Of
cured beef This may DO said to be the first consignment
Of the season. though the schooner Shndler also brings
quantity about the time 1t is asserted by those in
the trade that the shipments Of this beef this Winter will
amount to thousands OF barrels The trade only fairly
commenced last Winter and has prospered considerably
The beef brought by the Helen NJ Rowley packed in
barrels and picked. A large part Of the cargo is
consigned TO packinghouses which, receipt of the
beef, have it repacked by which thorough
preservation Is insured Mono Of this beef finds its way
into the NewYOrR markets. II j. wholly used for pro-
vIsoning ships and similar purposes The ordinary
Texas beef OF the retail markets is obtained by trans
porting the live cattle hher, and very great
has hitherto attended the efforts made 10 bring the
slaughtered beef IN good condition for domestic
sumption, The Helen NJ Rawley made Ethe passage
from Galveston IN Is days, very quick passage for
sailing vessel considering that she had to weather the
late great storm, which came upon her of Hatteras,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN. January 6
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW-I January
CLEARED.
Charleston Volunteer Jones' Philadelphia DrgO JohusOn Portland
Srirs-Rser Marsh Melbourne; O. H. sou snOt Mou,evidsO
BARK Eliza Bars, Neley, Hamilton Ber.
mort, Rawinss Annapolis l. ST. Beauty Ford ST. John n B.
Schrs-C Moody Abbott Para; Fh Hawk Mclean Gloucester;
O. G. Aekeg HoNe Stamford Dragon Weeks Ir1iad LOte ketis
Daryea Nicholson 6onwas S May Morn stetson Jacksonville
RAOiena Blew, Haley Georsow9 Ci Ida krbAd'on BsdsI
Charleston J. Stockton, PFice, Charleston
ARRIVED.
Steamship Java Cook Liverpool Dec Is and Queenstown Dec 76
steamship AIbermae Roberts. Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond, CITY Point and No OH
BS If:bssF t5 t5f BasDSS, BsaS ssy S5t led da ad Sssras.
Bss John Sspderscn Coulter Old Harbor day lOg~oOd
Brig T II. A. Pitt. Locke. Bermuda. days ballast
Scd g. Wentworth Robbins, Kingston JAM "a days log wood
and eOEes .
sv,yy,u Jan 5Ared steamship Jscinto from HeuYbk
Carol from Baltimore; cleared seh Matte, Tsber and Ooe for
HEEwPoEr Jan aArived srs Corpe Henderson YewYok
for Boston Mail Mun from Portland for Ne"lork Sailed tIh
'r ScspScT Jsu EISssi scSr Hall CHM Ye-Yoi
Ksw.LoNDoS Jan &-Arryed schTs H. b. Russell NeW'f0rE 70
Norwich; Z. S. Webo, Boston for New'ioTk
FOREIGN PORTS.
U,vASA Jan 6.-Arnyed, bark Stampede from New. York
KyGsr0s Jam Dee 2Le IL port sehT Joseph Long Of Poand
sUEslS Dec 6-Le IN port, bark Alice TArOu, Conner for
Nss.YoTki Rowland Tucker lSoE%% from BT';S'
sehr Henry Lee from NewberD NC for POlt4PFe Dec H. lat
1888 long 68S0
with 40 bb sperm 2253 do whale l2 blacklist and 5to b%
bone or freight
Yacht sunnve from Fords be fore reported wrecked
Beaufort both anchors and chans during gale and was PM
bat rough they bad to oeach Ge be paee
struck qlsaHd which commenced to bury her, she va" insured
for 81 200
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SUPERIOR couRT-spEcrAL TERN.

Before Mr. Justice BdrbOur-Pdtrick RHdican
ACT gn 60e-The plaintiff had the defendant arrested
AMI held to bail IN 600 affidavit that on the 2ith
OF December while board the ship Dr. Barth lying Oh
Bedoe- Island, he by some person Knocked down,
beaten thrown overheard and As the TIDE was run
ming fast was swept the outer bay and was only
rescued from drowning by help OF bOatman. His
affidavit further sets out his continued Sickness ana ms
COMPLAINT asks $500 damages. Doe was arrested Tor
tie oensc and his release the ground that
thou IA be was board the vessel he had nothing 10 40
with the flair but was az the time working amdshlps
intending sails. IL further sworn that at tins time
strict orders had been gwen not TO permit any one ON
board and that plaintiff board In defiance OF
those orders The case turning aquestiOn OF identity
An adjournment was taken TO Saturday TO permit the
Introduction Of further afidaYIts
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will ind ii TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in SewYork and all its cities aud
villages but every State and Territory throughout tho
Union The advertisement should be as brief a. Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profssson consequently Advertisements In each
are read by all easses THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports of sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for advsr.
anng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ~ per line; sRAi'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs per line. About ten words OF
oar wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
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COMMON PLEAs-GExERAL TERN.

Before Ddly, +. D., LOe,C and Van BrUnt, j. J.
Nm AcMadOH and others agt. George ROdhr-Ihis was
An appea from Judgment of the Marine Court tor $500
against defendant Tor moneys paid him for boat Tor
the Mutual Pleasure Club The Club ordered the boat
was delivered to them after the time they had expected
It. They tried il once and paid him the balance, but
little willie after they returned 1t altogether inferior
They say he promised them a new boat. lie says ne
promised 1t If they would furnish specifications The
Court below found against him, and he now appeals on
the ground that his with the whole CluD
aud not parties and that the Club have not yet
their part toward his giving them new DOaI DC
ri reserved
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving this port slud 20
deliver packages addressed the NeWIork
persors exhibiting tie written authority Of j. w. SmonOn General
Agent News packages for the Journal Commerce Te TRIBUNE
World Sun, EyPr Eretag Post Commercial Airrr Sadt'
Zeg and N Yorker Deokra should also be delivered only 10
lie kauel
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aid, who were arrested several days ago for having
thrown VIM. MugaD under the wheel OF a car by which
he was severely injured this morning released upon
$500 bail each, "a doctors certificate having been
sent, asserting that MulIigan out OF danger
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

A Vest Farms Liquor Uealer.-Edward Nc
reery retail LIQUOR dealer In West Farms, was brought
before Commissioner Shields yesterday charged Hlth
doing business without payment OF special tax lie ID 10
have an examination Tuesday next IL is smd tDat
several other liquor dealers ia West Farms Will soon nave
slmilar charges preferred against them
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. Dec 2Sn steamship Java-Mr Ranke Mr.
Cummings w McCay John Ker f. Brown j. Turner and
D. Susit Mcdonald Nj sqd Mr Collier Mr. Mccall Mr. and Ms
children Mrs Galway, Mr. KOpeaut M Seig
g. Rruuue w. b. GoG MI Marp'e A. Pndy G. Kidd, Gen
Burnside ~ r. Banks Gen SlaTeng, Gen. Neil Gen Hale,
Ssk kaudS Swau S.monS SwSu
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CoURT GENERAL SESSIONS
Mott Die obtaining goods by false pretens Thomas Radcliffe
George NeWcomh Annie Miller Dora Meyer and John ONl,
grard larceny Charles Osen larceny person.
TIeAwe Edward TTeadv larceny Murphy
George Bnnkeufeer assault end battery.
CoUEr OF APFEALs-ALBANY jan 6The Court Of Appeals
calendar for January comprises the following numbers Nos H. H.
l3|, IL, icy. IT, l7i, ls, lsI. ~ 49, S19 %. 2l r.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Admiralty Cdses.-Jddge BlatchtoId' ln the
H. s. District Court, in Admiralty, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week called an aggregate OF
IA causes on the permanent Admiralty calendar but the
Court adjourned on each day without transactng any
business as IN Of the causes we're both parties
ready 70 proceed.
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3ourt Utarntns' Totit,.

NEw.YoRE, I
PoRT.wlRDkNs OFFICE No. % Wilhamh st
NOTICE Ia hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed Apr H. 1857, entitled "A Actto
once Of Port of New iofE 70 all persons
in having Of the subject matter OF sucs inquiry
examination survey that the following vessels nov under efsm
Tor by that the said eIAnnoni S
he succeeding this notice bear s<a
Steamship SlesiA 'hOosAen
Snip ST Jobn........,....s n "
BAkN roof OF
Barb WIN. Van Name.
Brig Helen NJ ROWeJ.. y
Alice Abbott.
Brig X. & .Wihsmsbugh
MARY & Llnt.
hISTHORSE TOMPKISs, President
J. AUe, HERMAN Secretary
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Srun Iorks.
Novelty Iron Works,

h.v, r sALg their shops East Tvsnh st. Sswf0ri an
a,sortHsn Il m.eAasry, hes. tools &c 'aA"e 'O "As
..sa,, a. sell a, tso for all kinds Of DIshios wSri
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
SlINIATURR aLMaNAI

Sub useI..,75 Sun 4l9 Moon sets. .~..l0R
Sandy l2OO Hell Gate ISL
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Gitp Hrup'rtu to ytt.

Ghp Eruputu to ytt.
CITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
receipt Of stamp STANLEY DAY, s25 Broadway.
nFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur
" Company having removed osss at sos BroidSy
let their late ohssa at 2s Breary corner
ofRssdsst Apply on the premises
no LET, unfurnished-The handsome, roOmy
3stoTV HOUSE SOC SeVnthaV FortTs and
Broadway caA Possession once; all improvements 500 TO Mays
low after May Apply premises
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Gl,Ssiug Gsrhs. 6r.

At VIM. EVRRDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
N ,ssn-wRDplEG CARDS and TISR sTAlioSBr is'"s-
lsked l2lS)
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

Stal 6siat, TO Gsthang,.
A FOUR-STORY, BR0WN-STONE HOUSE
N in Harlem TO EXCHANGE uuincuHbered lots Brooklyn
XCHANGE.-Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
" JAQUEs, 2s Broadway
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6iiu 2.al 6statt for Sal,.

Gitu Y,al estatt for saI,.
NITY HOUSES or L0TS.-See descriptive
PIE Ti free upop Application or masd receipt stamp
i' 80" ' - STANLEY DAY, 9l5 Broadway
EOR SAIE-A new 3-story, basement, and
HOUSE, 7lIi2 On Grssn-ave, near
Franklin h A. huLAhD To-, bteinhht-, y.
HOUSES for SALE.-Parties contemplating
eIamiue the aud elegant bloch d
houses on The wts aide Madsony between Rd and tst. Fun
psrusrs obtained BY applying the owner Charles Dusgn
Architect. 1871 Broadway.
IF Won wish to SELL, RENT, PURCHASE or
EXCHANGE REAL BSTArB 10 City OF Coa1iY you can please
In price location G. FREEhANS, III BroAishJ
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RBST-5 rs per month.
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HlmbI, arb Slats Ilunttls.
J1NAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
II b,I and deeor,ted at prices 90 go Aud apTA
A,o sl.te worF description plain aud orn1nsnuL
PkERHYh SLATE Co 10 10 West Rghtseuht -,
Between Fhh and sIA-aVs
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTLES.-
wi I1y. hundred latest designs hand hber, e
roup allowed on all sold this month A kLABBR l and 10
East Eighteenth ct. near TbirdAve, T.
NJARBLEIZED rSLATE MANTELS - Rich
Nl and elsglnt dttgBs from e. el7 sl3 up toeslO T.
STEWART Co. sI,hsvs bet Thirty thh and Thirty
MARBLE MANTELS, WanscotiDg, Pedes-
" ~ N' MIDDLEFIELD COMPANY. .26s Broadway.
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Srruklpu Sial esiut, for sak.

EOR SALE-In Brooklyn. frst-class BROW
stops front HOUSE full ste and convenient TO fern,
I,Bi,y finished 10 good order By will be sol
on liberal terms Address A. b.. Tribune once
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Rnntins.

NVM. EVERDELL- SONS, No. 1o4 Fulton st
w -srKAM JOB PRIsTBRs snd LABEL AAkUFAefrk
RRS
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NEAR MADISON. N JS59. .oAss AGRES !; S,..ss. good
~ GoIdip 1000 pear cheap jaws ~ D''''"'
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ESTRAY,

VE1AKEN UP by Jack Bainbridge, resi-
l. dent of the Parish of Rapides, at Hugh
Carlin's plantation, on Bayou Bnuf, TWO
BROWN MARES of the following descrip-
ton: One four or five years old, branded
on the near shoulder with the figure 4;
the other five years old, branded on the
near shoulder with the figures 2 and a
Joined, each about IA hands high, and ap-
praised by D. w. Williams and Z. j. Mat
thews, on oath, to be worth Twenty Dol
lars each, in currency. The owner is re-
uuested to come forward, prove property
nav charges and take them away within
sixty days from the date hereof, or they
will be sold on the 18th day of September
at Choneyville, at 10 o'clock NJ, Terms o
sale-Cash, with benefit of appraisement
D. NJ. CALLAHAN, j. z.
August 10, l67O-it.
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ESTRAY.
August 10, lS7o-3t.
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u1AKEN UP by Joseph Jackson, on Ba-
Won Bmuf, near Cheneyville, Parish of
Rapides, and estrayed before me; the nm
ors@ned authority, q SMALL SORREL.
$TIID HORSE, about II hands high, eight
or nine years old, branded on the near
thigh S b, and appraised by Isaac johnson
and i p. Pearee, on oath, to be worth
twenty Dollars in currency. The owner
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appraisement. d. N. CALLlHAM'
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ESTR Y.

FVyAKEN UP by George Miller, ten miles
1. from Cheneyville, on Red River, at
George Wilson'S plantation, Parish of Rap.
ides, and est ay ID before the undersigned
authority, a SMALL BAY HORSE, about
nine or ten years old, branded on the neal
shoulder with the figure 6, some white on
his hind feet, about IA hands high, and ap
praised by d. T. Stafford and Dennis Hal
lock to be worth Thirty-Five Dollars in
currency. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges aud
take the same away in sixty days from the
date hereof, or he will be sold on the 3ott
lay of August. at Choneyville, rs the law
directs, at II o'clock NJ, for cash, with th'
benefit of appraisement,
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ESTRAY.

TNAKEN UP by VIM. G. Beale. a BROWN
l. OK, about eight years old, marked
with a crop in the left and crop aud split
in the right ear, branded H on the left
hip, and appraised by VIM. II. Randolph
and VIM. c. Beale to be worth twenty dol
lars in currency. The owner is notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take the OK away, or he will be sold
in thirty days, according to law.
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TIME MEMBERS OF PACIFIC FIRE
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