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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUE
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Monday, Aug. 81, 1871.
At the Exchange no public transactions were
reported Joseph Mcclure adjourned the sale OF lease
hold premises East Fourth-st. for two weeks To-
morrow, A. j. Blocker, Son Co. will sell, at the
Exchange, two valuable villa sites at Wllamsbridse
together with the buildings thereon consisting OF 6ood
dwelling house, store, and outbuldings. -,
AldridCe Wood will sell, tomorrow on the premises
nj Jersey City, the business property consisting OF h
brick Frenchroof houses with stores situated on INC
corner OF Newark and Palisade-aves.
Lynch Camp report the following uansacuoDs ~
private sale: ..eoo
i,en ", " 100 ~ = ~ or 80 i1s,oo n a. $50
ii.,h =, a7s n a 81 shave l3sYio1 II Tor .,. $50
s 5o Z Of 9.ve 4o oiosh'one hou'e 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or YORK

PORT or NV YORK;. ....................AUGUsT q.
CLEARED.
tesnshD Bncl Diamond, Meredith PtiAieipha, Abbott
ss2ls.., Nj, f0ver TUFTS Philadelphia VIZ. T.. Clyde
eseaasil, Fsnue Feut0n PHILADELPHIA
hteaislp IrsutOI.s, Bugg. Portland H. P0I
Skp srh FsY Orb Glasgow, GTuue. Mirtu6 Co.
Bsrt Rainbow tBEJ . Brien Stet;i1 ILeO hugtr
bars r Bare tBrJ. Ney Hamilton, Bermuda, 10 e LOggb
Bars hurcoff Or, &C. Gu Ioa, Boyd q HLcken
bra Mera Nora tpaAl Coll Barctl0aa Francesca horgusL
Bng Hy Olivia (jr Poster st. Joins " r. D. H. De WOf Co.
Brig ll, iBT DOsgs Gibraltar ores j. lie Vol CO.
60 ~
Brg Hsuioe Sal Vih. St Johns, N p, Il J. De wof& Co.
~. Margaret M yhf New -OresLs. X H. DrumbOId 60.
Bog Goe Br SIoeT Windsor n. T. CrAndal BeTts&uI Co.
big II e. sbey Cois-u. bautze SNOW Burgess
Go. "
hebr ID Hcharis Irving Washington D. C. Ven BIunt Bro
hehI PAS b., Pstey johns n. Y, Geo. y. RUiley.
ARRIVED.
ksmstp City Of to (Br PHILIPPE Liverpool Aug and Queens
town Sb viii pass Jobn G. Dale Aug H. lat 50 90
La 10 of Dadhah (Bf bound w l2b
- So n p a. Bci ss,ip Cry Of Ant 'erp hence for Lyepco
day lat tys o Is steamship City 81 Pans
Liverpool ~ a. IsA 10. passsd aha Wa Tapsso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

S,ureus Cowt-Chambers-B Judge sutherland
49,, Memoranda for counsel sun Mutual n% 20 ag
Wc Nation dued with costs and leave to renew lrm1t ~
Al icp grented without SecOr agt Sihley-Mou9u
& ~h $40 ecsts abide eyet Lyon ag1 bmmon y,
t,sI REV ag SteeL-MOon 20 continue graniedi nor -
m t and st uirmeut be entered denied order 70 he tt on
& los AT FeuholI-MotOn denied Hiehoock Rgt I'D
~ ni.rt.T vilin 6ve takes ordcT amending s
1ns aad paws $40 cots % defendant this motion v kneo
-.h,rr Granted with so In guadanship OF
ror-O-ler granted Fairhursi ag ODonoho-Mo.. Motioo
vi,bont cost. with 70 Demaest Sg be G,,sIs
Ss,e with leave to renew proof Of service Jones asI Vf'"
Notion granted 60.
Sperior CoRrt-SpNfdl Term-By Judge spence pence
Il 80 Snr 81 ai-Orier disooninuaree gran'e' , %
go Fs TO security ioT costs Coates 1EI
tr,roitsn CasHgtt Co-Order grantd Cor'ah ~" i"e>'
sr.nel S.lnats AT McDOnsj ct aL-OrUei eF'L'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
DLplhTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

TUESDAY AuGrsT D.
Nal. ~ mouth Hamburg, and therhourg, steam
iiol loo, Of Tist, HotOken, close .. tie PostOAce
o. l5 o. o..
WEDNESDAY. AUGrsT q
Mas Europe Queenstown AMI Liverpool per Seamf
Warl- az Supplementary Mail on Tier No 50,
>. b. s...l at 1910 .
Au ~ ..poated Supplementary Mails must he prepaid with
tl".Ir ..s.. .s.
a FOL Sc ouas e Argentine Republic and Bran per steamship
A- H-,l-s, w. j.. ler steamship CLEOPATRA close at p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
tuesttbesier Gountp Real estate for Sale
.NFIFGANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N for SALE on accommodating within an hour and h OF
New York in County containing 400 acres In the highest
state OF cultivation no nd splendid MANSION so feet 'front.'
a. feet deem perfect ORDER also Building 40 by 100 arranged
for clubhouse or acem7 90 level ground suitable for
scesel also Grit MIL u feet head Of water never falling
streams barn and stable hundred bead of ce four apple
orchards and pear orchard all grated and choice mutt fronting
ke fences all IN order grounds oamental pure water in ell
nsr houses in every respect gueman establishment and as
for health unsurpassed anywhere the atmosphere dry and adapted
20 weak lungs good IS feet front in the city will be
taken in part PAYMENT Address WILLAM DAVs Tribune Ohe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
DrookIpn Real gslate for Sale.

EOR SALE-In PrOspect-place, on the MI,
Prospect Park Brookyn enc brown stone front
with an Gots 40 feet deep; easy terms and 70"
price Inquire Of GEO W. ALEXANDER No. Pakplaoe Boolyn
nor SALE-A 3-story basement and sub
cellar brown HOUSE 201 lot 100 well located In Brooklyn
Price O0O Apply to NJ A. rutland Co.. Beekmans n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Giiualions Uanteo--Semales

FAMILIES. HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES,
sI mne se with capable owl HE'LL az
CARPENTERS large and old established Employment Once for select
l West Ee' eltisi corner Sz;foe
FAMILIES Summer Houses, and Boarding
30 Of stca.s HELP q all nonales In sly %T
supplied Immediately AZ NAIhLhS EMfLOlM MEM
OFFICE, l33 SiEth-ave., over drug store
EIRST-RATE Female SERVANTS supplied by
PIERCE Co. Bowling green Greeulors and other seec
. from Americans, English Germans s@ees and lnsh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Iiild's
~ Grmsn N Noriost between Ryugtu AMI >tntoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
6ieamboats an0 Railroads.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to LEWES and the
~ DELAWARE BRBAKwATER-Ths Splendid a going steamers
Daily ;, SE ~ from RE er a. R. soa Ing n cppoar
l sa T e. taI good 6 one s w sa 's AID '
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELp AND THs EoRrH-se.%er, leave Pses'hP for New
Maven at J;l3 and u p m connecting sth The Railroad.
FOR BRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Housa-
Catherine slip Il AMI u midnight santaIs eSeegto
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
SSF1I FREIGHT received and o.sdss b C4%gkS ard
sF P1 So f ,e T ts IL low 1 i
s d Passengers take the Seweey md and oa,e from
c. and return TSss en- route sS Fse OILY s ,as
~ NAi' '0oO SS " PE GSin General A,eu.
I (EsNIRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
nec, a. Ty Gs vi. r RRc. NsvYot foot q Lo con
& ,e pesrsre Lacssann ard Weston Railroad a. Phpburg
high Valley od S1 n d oa and Ea,t9n With he L.
vsB All Ts stsou' change Of ear 70 Pe0D,yL
c... ALlf sfRy3 l a.ss &c TES WEST
on MaSnST c c'p H. p'; ei Me.s cDot wn
ssm-for F.S Se cOnnse' at Junction l. and R.
SieIn Hsss . .na &c a ? ,c:ss sq. %
cSoSs rsp.sug with LeSS Division @ mach
Legh Valley Railroad Mauch Chunk A &c ha'0a WITH
INV a. m-Wsy Train Tor somer.le.
Mahaaoy GU I,en Wsssb Rsdns na Aa'fa Csnns
Ephrat P0ttsv Harrisburg &C. Conpects ior B
m-For Plsinfeld.
2:J0P m-For Eson. Connects Phpburg With Iehzh and
suq 6iyihon for Allentown wEes6ae ard Scrioa' aid At R"
with Lehgh Valley k X for Allentown Cataauqu Co.Bs A
Junction With D L. and w. r. r. "
4Rm-For RastOu, Allentown and Manch Chunk.
1902. m.-fOr Someryille aud Pennington.
spmCIScISNAu Express daily Eas;ou Bethlehem Allen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and sleep
Ing sai PalaceCaI. 70 i.,5argb and Chicago
5:l5 ?. m-For Somervile
g p. Per Easton.
D. m.-For Soneryile.
T., PM En-. grant)-For Raston
9:40p. m-For Plainfeh.
u p m-For Plandeld, Wednesdays and s1turi'ys -.
Ehlabetha 600 $50 7:l5, l&5, BO $3.50, 9O 9N
1890 1890 100 200 $50 3:l3 3:45 500 40, ass
Sis $40 545 500 1890 1:4 $40 94o0:45 1900
Ticket for The West can obtained Office Central Rail
road OF SsJersev foot OF Liberty EesYor; pacpll
hotels and ticket Offices in N.v-forf CITY,, r,o..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

s. 90 nlNlAlCHE ALhAHh'; ,o.s,
nigh wATEN THIS DAY-Ih.
rama iot...l2 % Cows n Hen Gate FcTy 2:l0
-.
hss hool..I1.gg Cows ssnd Hell Gate Feny 2:4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
DrCIsIONs-AuGUsr u.

N rom the rocket Of Tfomas Noble while in Mobiles saloon
9 tsrst and giving 10 COMPANION. who ran on N'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
cono 1slano Real estate for 6ale.

9NN ACRE FARM on south side of Long
%UO Island TO EXCHANGE for Brooklyn improved property
Price SIX 900 NJ A. rutland Co, Beeknan-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Situations nOan.c0-- maIcs.

N AMERICAN young man wants stua-
~ ton a. PORTER oserys.. He s active horo BY trust
worthy well recommended ana familiar with the city, address h., Box
ITO, Tribune Otce.
A SITUATION Wanted as PORTER or JAN
"a TOR Cn give good reference Inquire, ARMSTRONG, 80
West TRertysecondst
NVANTED-Ap position az CLERK or ASSIST
w ANT ia BANK Or MERCANTILE HOUSE, peat AMI rapid
enman at f-uTes references gwen AliIes g. b.
Tribune Once.
LARM-HANDS-6 Bowling grcen.-PIERCE
hsli trstss Svetrs, Germans, Scotch
R3glsb. Also, Meohancs Coaefme1. Gsr-euers, -
CCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGLISHMAN
- WIF-G-tle lauls and h"l.ent Jos. arrived
SITUATIONS. Inquire Of Agency PIERCE Co.'S EoNigTeeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Sales bn Auttion


A MFRwIS. Auotopeer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor
I'D 4hsses Of Books WORKS OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture sc
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
N Strebech Cor Clinton Hail. Asorpacc For the SALE by
OF COLLECTIONS Of BOoHs PAsTISGs and al
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
DEPUTY QUARrgRN GESERALs OFFIoR,l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Avg. 10, 1871.
/ ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING and
IL FOUtPAGB-Wlb b. sold Public Auction AZ SCHUlLKlLb
ARSENAL Philadelphia Pa, TUESDAY, Sept H.
v =. Antwerp
u Amy large quantity unrycahc and damaged
clothing camp and garrison eluiJage consisting part Of
HOO Great Coats
5000 pains Drawers,
2NO shirts.
230D VOL Blankets
400 pairs Tlousors,
100000 pairs Stockings
$500 pairs Boots a1d she's,
22,T7O KrapsacEs,
IO1j7 Uayels9Cks.
and varors other articles Of sal, viii be stated in The Caa
Io.u be obtained ofce Schuk Arsenal
Philadelphia Pa BY order Of tie Qu7ric-uasierG neral
STEWART VAN VLIET
Deputy QuartermsstCr General u. 5. Army.
TRUSTEES SALE of the PROPERTY and
4 EFFECTS Of tie
BANKERS AND BROKERS TELEGRAPH COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
NrEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RA
"a ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871


COMMENCING MAY p, 1871.
Passenger st,ion in YcrYoE corner Of Twenty ,cath and
Iouth-aye. Entrance Twenty seventies,
TRAINS LEAVE YgwYoRK
For Hev-aveu aud Bridgeport. = Ex) llO m 1918 IEH6
70 Mof Soni Fairfield Southport and wcstpor 1890
nj For t south So@@ T. aRt) 1850 1915 Ell tEI 49,
SO Fo GA ,j S9 S rs sSs a. M L. G $40 and
For stanford 7, (Brl llJO 1913 Etl 3D. lEH'l 5''o
' To e.T si apd G Stations 1880 25 25
'i s6sj, Nail Tin lave. wntyserenh Nev.Yok for
Boston, via both Srf'n'cSto,s SIC TR&IS;
e. e. Boston Bo.iSn Via Via s sols as ai5 and P
fSr iisri5u Spin se l!:l' and ~ with
across Bsy wexford arriving IN less a'n 'A'
For Conreccu River Railroad l2lS M to Montreal
F iar,iod Providence and Fhki Railroad ll5
Tor shore l. ne Railway Norwich aad Prov nee !|'
For New Haven AMI Eortaam Ton Railroad. to North
FoT New Hsven Nj eowu aud wiaanc Railroad Air Lae)
For Hoasaonc Raiiro,d, anil P.
For Nsugauck Railroad P aad SO P n to Wa''T0ur'
F FoI Sa9oS 1r asS RSTTai S it + 5d
rosi Sss Cars otihei to r N. ahl also to Sun
dT Nal Tran Ga either Line Drl.agoOn Car attached to the
F "a 'a Io oee reached oyer M road s
r. an4 tegessY No. 81. q B ' 0 at No. C
y ers ;ai9os nI s o saH have tier saSs l. IolT sp
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
r. nj llragoa an Montreal Exlre.A
1855 a. @ special Chicago t,ps Eat train, Ntr DTHas''om
ii a m Northern AMI wetsn E'press
go d F. asS sa5si Ei S1's NeYo, to s. A5as
r. ~. Fs Pacific Express. with AteailsTa' II "''"'
Sysr' sc5p Paea. Espss With Sepz gears for g'sh,r
Buffalo Niagara Flli also Tor Chic 60 va po'n ~ ; % " H.
trail Nh have on SUNDAYS atd . , ,... t.-..
II N Utica Troy Express, with through see ns'4'
, p a.. Hudson Spscill train.
"a m naa a55 ~ ESp and 5t H f,ylss r
~ and a. am SIi 10 n 5o 42s $40 s:io sad ~
Sursr Nav rruu-9:3o ard (erlee Spre'L-9- A.
pseal make, No sioE i54n % A,,u
Yev.Yor., June g. ls;l
NEW JERSEY RAILROADmfkO5'MS j, iO ~ iyt OF
~ DEsBRoSsEssT and from % o. SoH iS PiIApLIPIN
:. $50 and $50 a. m go s. % = .aI ~ d Ta
l., & via c1 Hs WEST r. wa t NOR $50 a. w. 1850
go n ~ For TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH "hHI s:@ o. M.
go. p m Silver Palace are attached to the ~ w t '
PeanrsHia HI road-s1o and !, w. n'St F,Is t s
attached tie $50 M and sP ,9' p cr. ar sche To- ii.
$50 gI1 and ra through Ptbush Cincinnati i"ai1'ir s.
Lcn,' ana soa, ., aad D.y -
y IS RANklN Gen. Pas' Agt r. W. JN'">"N usn NyP -
SOIrTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
- The only a9sss tsae. E.Sas;4s 81 LePE Island
Commencing MONDAY NAY IS SIl h"m ho'se'" AM 'tad'I
s... M Mail for Pslehogue connecting at Babvoa
ior Island and at Paehosle by stag Sr brs0 am
ie sS a a =" % Asson%odation Babylon =, -.
Sop m kprr.s for Pahosu COMPOSITION bssyIoa oI ts
I,lsnJ from Paiehogue by rss' for bslrp"f' AS' re
4aop m P.rchogue Accommodation.
SO ~ m BABYLON Accommodation
C.1o y m H.rnes AreommodAiioa - ......, -,
m. 2to and and $3.50 $50 I'D 80 n tfaD~ connect AZ
ys.y s,s,~ for hsAP.!'S S6 sG,.l. s.O.1v,.rd,
sTbs s-.is vui ssonssss TsaRiDs Jsb D, b'l
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Ge!p Uantco.

NURSE WANTED.
~ thoroughly over IS years q age 70 take
mouths OIL Satisfactory eelc rcIifeL
Address NURSE Boz 35+ PoOhog, stating last
plOyed wages expected, &C. A Protestant preferred
OUTDOOR WORK. - Obtaining subscrip-
tors 10 THE ALDlNE pleasant ard remuuaiye Sumrer
occupation The respectful reception and IS
ntrusted educated and respectable IoJls q uva send -
sample copy and t Information 10 JAMES 81 lON Co.,
Publsbers y Libertyst y. Y.
XTyANTED-LADlES and GENTLEMEN to
w solicit subscriptions for tt GlsHe Opk Liberal induce
EITens pad until delivery Ferguson CT Univeraee
InU COTTON WEAVERS, Male and female,
tbD WANTED foI Massachusetts, at PIERCE Coo Bhnrten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Mem lersep Real estate for Sale.

--~~
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
n Grounds within forty minutes Of NewYork business o
and accessible by fly trains daily situated near depos III the
growing naturally attractive portion Of Ehabe'h msh gIound
extra large lot shade lawn garden &C. House com
Portable roomy and tasteful design and fittings situated on the
rsh n extensive improyemens with steady in value All city
combined country air foot and living good markets
schools churches and unsurpassed travel Terms made to suit Title
perfect Owner wants o build. Will sell at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
20, view Of lous. and fun particulars property inquire at West
Elizabeth Depot or address OWNER POs;oace Boz No. 2 New"
York.
A It Black Point, Monmouth Co, n -; az
IA the junction Of the South Shrewsbury Rivers IN n view
70 four acre. each many possessing ne water fronts within PAL
mile 5 e s Ss8Sy IS% S s s3a SE DsS
GOOD boating bathing qn fishing kei excellent roads sfotng vsre
e3a s@ls sss s' Fo an Sa
At PRIVATE SALE, for a short time, 50
"A acres GOOD LAND with fsne house good water good sa
also ccRco grape "a ule6s' s And schools tS ,s
to the farm W s R R 5 farm nt he Rrn River FOR
f1rlef PARTICULARS. adres, THOMAS ARMSTRONG South Am'oy
ALL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
Holm T. JENKINS & son, ,....,---.., &c
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE 0hces Nos 100 Nelson ana TO
'eO'se''' anu 0'p0'' YEw.FRUNswIcK, y. J.
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
M he oc 20 l9i BR0AD"AI boon o. h0.S 0 SAe en-
be oba1ed at Coupany's oH,e. -
MONMOUTH COUNTY, n. J.-FARM for
n'1mo sSS ooI s' k ySS sG1S G All s
be boaehi low. Appy TO NJ fliELrs o oeoaIsl
NJORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
'Afp''y '' a." A'a' TnI0DoRE AYERS Moni,,ovn, y. J.
WEST ORANGE, n. J.-ShOrt walk from,
W ceP,t handsome mo1 @ - the suu oee place, b
reslaorocd photograph o. house Sc at p SiSf q % cer
- -. rs "a GR1 go Ms - r. "a R1~ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

Bv virtue ofe power Gyon the under ne b the PROV
bearing the 1911 day OF May 1901 and gay re-
core the States kevYork NeSersey Pnnsy and Mary
Columbia eTecue 70 the undersigned by the
BANKERS and Telegraph Company body corporate under tie
public
auction highest de the TX hance Saesoo No 50 Second
Of Baltimore. p. on W sDNINDAf
seTtenler6 1911 ALL THE PROPERTY AND EFFECTS Of the said
Telegraph Company each Of sid states aud IN tie District Of Co
luns.a. - ..-- 1000, o.,
Said Property part al the POLES AND WIRES Of d
Washington. with
upon Poles the ohe NeSiork and Philadelphia
between The Phadephia
Washinzon. also, Poles nd wires between ne main ara a.fh
INSTRUMENTS used by Sa1 company
FURNITURE Offices and all its properly and esate Of every
Information be he by yon to the undeIs gnd No 81 sou III
GAN-ST. B4'trGoia. Nd
TIC terms o tie sale Will lie made known Day = e!c
GEORGE r. COLE
GEORGE GLIDER LEvE,
Tr.sCc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Guelion Sales OF Real Gstaie.

Gutiion Sales OF Rcal Csiac.
tLDRIDGE g. WOOD, AuctiOneers, will sell
on TyESDAi inst. o'clock Tie pitni"s ne VAIN
aiIe business property brick French roof HOUSES WIN store ana
cellars situate Of Newark and Pas ef nih van OF
the proT eriy day and night
Apply o AuctoneeTs.
a WESTMINSTER FARM At AUCTION.-A
"a Farm OF with large Dwelling suitable igr pry
school and buildings all uniI culture situate u ilt @Th %
a,aly part Of the r. Camp, Viii be SOLD, az
auction for cash Oh premises the I'd da Of September next al
Y O'Clock at noon.
LAEW for SALE at Auction.-Will he sold
4 auction highest bidder AZ the Court C1e foaghhesp
sc on NOSDAY huFu at IL o'clock ia The forenoon we
ANN NIL tiy owned aud occupied b. William HaIun in the
TaT of Dutches County NewYork II contains 2 acres
dv1 into uplnl meadow and timber snL IL Eel wa
tered and vr productive II ony mile snd hall Gsisn from th
rs station an silver Th dwelling and outh nil ing. ei more
ta re Gtclass FOR further aIic-
las mamie Of L. A. LOCKWOOD No B3 NHsaus' Ne"-lors
RoREfTs VAN WYCK Main-st Puglteese or o, ne sub
hOoi.'' = - H., -r'y;s,s ' 49, WALTER LOCKWOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Connlrn propertn 10 fet.

ITO LET-A well furnished modern HOUSE,
d. Cfo1 J. on the Ere r. T. depot a,c lra aud tgt
acre.. Rent very low. H. H. lhOMiHoN' % N@HlI''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

pa,senrer Station NeYOrk of Twenty c1thEt ard
Iou.tt-aye Entrance Twenty scyeHt. -s;.
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corpr c,r.ESp.Rs-rHrs pay.

C0Jka OA.h lSI,rrEsLasp. J-Court opens a. u
S'iN@Nh N'''' an Calendar called at u NJ
%. ,sSeG aleudar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Ocean Steamers.

from Pier 10 North n yer
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EXPRESS STEAMERS EXTRA STEkMRRa
BRITANSA Saturday Aug as ALEXANDRIA, woipsay iuq ~
Saturday. Sept Aug 30
Saturday, Sept 9ISMAILA .Weiues iay Sept
COLUMBIA SATURDAY Sept l6 CALEDONIA sept
s2o. Storage tickets from above ports 432.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
BON ling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

Stewards "irropressible conflict has
again broke out, bui thank God the
carnage viii not be between the States,
nor friend with friend as in tho days
Of "the late lamented7 humbug, who
who we are told to Heaven from
theatre, at the instance Of Booth.
This time the 'niueiy days affair
opens between Charles Sumner, United
States Senator from Massachusetts,,
and bis hackers, On the one side, and
Gen. Grant and the "Governmcnt'
families aud "lhe bread aud butter
brigade on the other, much to The
relief os the country. The result j.
easily predicted. The removal Of Mr.
Sumner, as Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, aud the
Substitution Of Gen. Cameron, by the
express order Of Gen. Grant, is the
annihilation Of the Radical party.
Reader, reflect for a moment The
scdate and comprehensive statesman
removed aud the ecorrupiestdemagogue
Of the age put in bis stead. Votes OF
Congressional censurc and ofour State
Legislature staring the administration
in the face on every hand, yet itpres-
ses this old eoruptionist to it, bosom
This political adder will certainly sting
10 death TIE Radical party before The
dog days arrive. Grant certainly
deserves the thanks Of every Demo
erat for lighting j, out on that line If
It takes him all summer"
bc'"gorernmentr is just now t'y-
ing to play the "bull in the china
shop" and in this engagement with
Sumner, as well as with San Domingo,
it will come out seond best. The fact
that Simon Cameron has been made
the organ Of the Grant administra-
tion, is enough 10 alarm all honest
men, Of whatever name or party
We have good Radical authority for
saying that be is the oOrrupiest man
now holding high position, and the
fact that be IS now completely allied
With Gen. Grants gift enterPrize Is
enough 10 damn any party, aod wOnld
ruiu any country but young and wig
orous America which a eovy Of cor
rupi politicians have signaily failed TO
debaucb sacr ciorcn wears trial.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

STABLE GovERvNENT.-The rev
Constitution Of the State of Illinois
provides against the evil Of special
logisatiou, from which that State used
tosuficrso much, and from which many
States still suffer Ii forbids the en-.
aetnent Of any but general laws for
such objects rs granting divorces,
changing names Of persons and places,
incorporating cities, towns, and vii.
lagos, granting the right Of laying
down railroad tracks, or giving any
special or exclusive privileges, imm0.
nifty, or franchise Whatever. In this
respect we 10 Pennsylvania have much
yet b. ID 90 perfect orr system Of gov.
ernment The maxim, The best gov.
ernmenl is that ~ hich governs least,
Is founded on an eternal truth. The
nearer we can assimilate our laws to
those Of the Divine Providence, which
makes no exception, aud never require
help nar amodmeut, the better ii will
be for the community. Nine.tenths
Of our political troubles come from the
efforts Of a few individuals to get
some advantage over their fellows
and IL our laws could be 50 framed as
70 put every citizen on an equal foot.
lag with ovory othor citigen, and keep
him there, it would be the best posi-.
bic state Of affairs