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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

How CsASnED.--Ten years ago AL.
exandcr II. Stephens, Of Georgia, was
Vice President of the Confederate
States of America, and john II. Re.
gan, Of Texas, was Postmaster Gen.
eral, at Richmond. On Thursday
last, the former made an hours speech
from his seat 10 the American Con
grcss, while the latter sat quietly in
nm adjoining seat listening, and while
so seated, n bill was passed through
tho United States Senate restoring
him, with number of others, TO citi.
zcpship. Tho pardon Of Jefferson
Davis will be next in order.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17
aytw advertisements.
nRpuANS COURT sALE--

ORPHANS COURT SALE I'm
" pursuance of an order Of tho Orphans Court
ofCicarfcld county, the undersigned trustee, &c,
In the matter OF the sale Of the roal estate OF Ham
ilton Weld, late Of Dcccaria township, dsccasst
will sell at public saic, on tho premises on satur.
day, the 10Th day Of January, A. ID. 1874, at
o'clock p. M, the following described real estate,
late of said deceased. viri All that certain tract
or piece Of land situate In snid township, known
as the "0ld Wright farm," adjoining lands OF
Henry u. Wright, Henry a. Wright, Joshua Com
stock and others, and containing 2i3 acres, more
or less. Rcserying, however. out Of the above
two pieces sold TO ". s. Wright, described as fol-
lows viz; One thereof beginning NJ stones thence
north 75l degrees east 5oi pcrches to stones !
thence south S2l degrees east TO stones thence
south A pcrches to post thence south rs degrees
west 81 perches TO stone thence north ID degrees
west 90 perchcs TO place Of beginning, containing
abou. 20 acres; and the other thereof adjoining
other land Of said W. s. Wright and containing
about three. fourths OF an acre. Rcservipg, also,
out OF the above, six several lots, each about 60
feet by 100 feet, lying adjacent or contiguous TO
each other, two thereof having been cold to VII
liam Riddle, one to Reuben Rex, one to George
W. Rex, one to Daniel llelsel and one to said
YIN. s. Wright rcscrying, also, about one-haf
acre near snid lots sold to said William Riddle.
The improvem consist OF n two-story frame
house, 2s feet by 32, good bank barn, 40 by 10
feet, and other outbuildIngs. About IS acres Of
the property is cleared. Agood orchard is on the
premises
TERMS or SALg.-0ne third cash on confrma-
tion Of sale, onc-third In nine months and the bal
ahce in fifteen months from date of sale, the lat
Ter two pay yments with interest from date Of sale,
to be secured by bond aud mortgage on the prem
| ises. WM. X. DICKINSON,
dccl7 ItiI Trustee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

1t Is said that tho President has decided to ap-
point Robert W. Hughes, late Republican candi-
date for Governor Of Virginia, to be United States
Judge for the Virginia District, vice Judge In
derwood, deceased.
II would be Grant-like to appoint
Hughes, who was defeated by $4,000
votes. When his pet Williams was
defeated for Senator, in Oregon, he
made him Attorney General, and, to
bo consistent, he should now appoint
tho rcprdiatcd Hughes to preside over
the Virginians.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

A TRUE BILL.-The Grand Jury Of
the District Of Columbia has found O
true bill for an assault with intent to
kill, against Ex- Congressman Conway
of Kansas, for attempting to shoot
Subsidy Pomeroy, one of the "Chris-
tian Statesm en-" from the samo State
in the streets of Washington, in Octo.
Der last. In moral point Of view,
ihc world would be better off without
either of them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

CONGRESS. This body is just now
Noiy Dusy IN yinS ~ "impiv'v ,uu
currency" and the integrity of its own
members. These are large fields to
operate in, yet a little gold and silver
mixed with greenbacks will "fx money
matters" and by replacing the Credit
Mobilcr members with honest men,
will raiso the credit of our national
politics in the estimation of other ma
tons. ~ Ir.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

The Democrats of Manchester, New
Hampshire, on The 10Th inst, elected
Ex.Gov. Weston mayor, by 5l5 ma
jority. lie is the Grst Democrat elect
cd in eighteen years. In tho city Of
Boston, the opposition could not find
a candidate until a few days before
election day, when they fell on chror.
ic probiJitionist, who was defeated by
over $1,000. The cold corpse" is
kicking sgain, even in puritanical
New England. We have later news
10 tho effect that tbe cities of Law
renee, Fall River and Springfield,
Mass, have also elected Dsmocralo
Mayors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

DR.. Mudd, who repaired Wilkes
Booths leg after he assassnated Pres.
idcnt Lincoln, for which he was ar
rested and sentenced to the Dry Tor
tugas for 10 years, (although soon af-
ter pardoned,) } has been elected by the
Radicals Of ST, Mary's county to the
Maryland Legislature. What strange
freaks loyalty has played on this con-
tincnt, anyhow
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

LErr.-Vice President Wilson, who
is still seriously afflicted with The
Credit Mobilier gripc, has left his
chair in the Senate and gone to Flor
ida. That embodiment of "grand
moral ideas Carpenter, Of Wiscon-
sin, has been elected Vice President,
pro tenn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

So, So.--Senalor Wright, Of Iowa,
in epeoch delivered in tho United
States Senate, on tho sth inst. on the
salary grab, among other truthful re-
marks, said: "Tbcre are scores Of men
here who do not do months work,
and yet are paid f,I sularies." This
is what nay be CALLED loyal ecopoWy.
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CurEnvI.ons, NOTICE.-All NO,

CUPERvIsoRs' NOTICE.--Ali person,
y are hereby notified not TO leave any timber
or other Obstruction any place on any Of the pub
lic roads Of Le~repce township, ns,such timber,
so cft lying on tho g2eds win bc removed a. the
expense Of the person ~ lcavingit. Andfurther,
II any person or persons leave timber at the riv-
or lying in the public road, or the bounds OF the
public road, they viii be held responsible for any
Incident that may occur thereffom, aud will bc
charged bank leave by the township.
JOHN II. PARKS,
JOHN q. KL1NK,
Htf N. RISHKL, FEB
JAMES BROWN,
p,s, 10. i'is iL Supervisors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

A letter from General A. w. Rey.
nolds, of the Egyptian Army, ad-
dressed to Major Willis, of Charleston,
S. c., states that the American Gener-
ais, Stone and Loring, in the service
OF the Viceroy, have been promoted
to the rank of Major General, and
that Gen. Sibley has been discharged
on account of physical disability.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--Noics CO
IA ishereby given that letters Of fadminirtratiop
on the estate Of SAMUEL STARR, deceased,
late Of Knox township, olearheld county, pepp'a,
having been duly granted to tho undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate will please
make immedistc payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
LEWIS ERIiARD,
JACOB ARNOLD,
It Administrators.
New Millport, Nov. "a, 1874 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

Hon. Samuel Nelson, cx-Judgc Of
the United States Supreme Court, died
suddenly Of apoplexy at his residence
In Coopcrstown, New York, on Satur-
day afternoon. He was aged 81 years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

persons are cautioned against
" harboring or trusting, on my account, Will
liam Maurer, Of Coyinston township, pauper
child, bound to me until Of age by the oyorseers
Of said township, who left my house and board
without just cause or proyocation, as do not hold
myself responsible for any debts Of his contract
ing or anything else concerning him.
deci7-3ts WILLIAM II. HRlCHEL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

A UDITORs MOTTO Is.-In the Orphans
"a Court of Cloarhcld county, Ia. In the pa'.
Ter Of the partition OF the real estate OF fe'er
Darcer, late Of bradford township, deed rIoP'
criy taken by !. q. Bargcr at arprnisementI
Notice is hereby given that the undcrsi gned aua,
itor will attend to the duties Of his alpcin'men'
nt his offce, in Clcarhcid, Pa, on "Wednesday,
Dec. 3lst, 1879, at 10 o'clock, m, a, wh,oS
time and place all parties interested arc
to attend. JOHN H. f'hf.,,
Dec 10, ls13-St. hu"''V'
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alew advertisements.
4 upIron,s NorIcE.-In ,hr cou,

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Court o
"A Common Pleas Of Clearhcld Co, Pa. No
i2I June Term, is73.
Faust A Goodwin
vs. Special Attachment.
Ed. Kratxer.
The undersigned auditor, appointed by the
Court TO distribute the money arising from The
sale Of tho personal property Of Ed. krpiscr, pt
iached by virtue Of the above attachpcnt ant
sold w order Of the Court, TO tho parties entitled
thereto aosordpg to law, gives notice that he viii
attend to the dailcs Of the appointment, at biz
office, In the borough Of Ccarfej, Pa, on Thurs
day, the sth day ef January, A. ID. 1871, where
and when parties interested may attend.
dcclI3, CYRUS GORDON, Auditor.
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DARK ASSOCIATION ELEC

Il TroN.--The stockholders in tho "clearheld
Park Association" are hereby notihcd that m
election will be held at the "Shaw House." In the
borough Of Clear6cld, on Monday, the 9th day Of
January, 1874, between the hours Of o'clock and
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, Tor the purpose OF
elcoting one President, one Secretary and Treasu-
rer and three persons to serve as Executive Com
mttee for the ensuing year.
decl7 o. d. MERRILL, Prest.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

CAuTI0N.-Ail persons are hcre5y ca auticned
~ against purchasing OF in any wa y mcddling
with the following property, now In po session Of
James a. Kally, Of Knox township. as tho samc
belongs 70 mo, VIA Ono brown Horse, Que sorrel
Msrn and two sets Of Harness.
Pee, 10, ,'Ts ~ " ". NELLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

The Judiciary Committee, of Con-
gross, have agreed to report bill re-
pcaling the present bankrupt law
The sooner, tho BETTER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

Eight prisoners escaped from the
Butler Jail last Thursday night
Among them is q man convicted of
murder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

HtAUTION.-Ali persons are hereby caution
cd against purchasing or meddlng With the
following property, In the possession Of Joseph
lIelsher, Of Huston township, az the ssme ee,
longs to me The property on Sbich said isl,het
lives, In Penncld, dark brown Mares, ops
Horse, bay Mare, ! sorrei Mare, dun Cost =
Bugeies, | Spring Wagon. Lumber Wagon .
sets double Harness, 2 sets single Harness ana
all other property in his possession, except D."
household furniture.
Dee. 10, '7s-atf JOHN VAN BRABANI
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NorIcE.-Nolis

pMINusrRATOR's NOTICE.-Noliee
is hereby given that letters Of adminis,rauVs, y,
on the estate ef JOHN ROSS, Sn, mn y'
Bell township, Clcarheld county, "a i dee'i',
having been duly gsapted to the una'rslgn'u
persons Indebted 70 fssd estate VIII p'ossei or
demand, win present them property su'hen'e"''
W. '''''''"''' ' JoIN N. Ross.
o.isni, Nov. ie; 1873 Ad@h'''s'i"
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PANK NoTIcE! !

The annual election for Directors Of tho Coun
ty National Bank will be held at the banking
room, on Tuesday, January 18th, 1874, between
the hours Of aud o'clock, p. NJ.
W. NJ, SHAW,
Clearfeld, Dec. 10, lS73-4t. Cashier.
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CLEARFlELD, PA.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC, II, isTs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-17

THE COURT or COMMON ri, ,tAs
Of Clearhcid County, Penna.
DANIEL ?. BLOOM, No. ~, March t. i''''
SARAH 4. BLOOM. Subpoena IN Divorce.
The undersigned Commissioned, appointed BY
the Court to take Testimony 10 the above case,
will attend to the dnties Of his appointment y
the Sheriirs office. In Clsarfcld, on Tuesday. Dee
30th, A. D. 1879, when and where all parties in-
tcrcstcd can attend. A. q. KRAMER,
Clenrfcld. Dec. 10, 1886. Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 9, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship IEaly D Thompson Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Paris OBJ, Tibbetz, Liverpool via
Steamship Baltic SBr,, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
STEAMSHIP Petersburg Br), Smith. London-sweet.
Steamship Lady Iyceu Dr,, Eratt Bristol E-E Nor
Steamship Dorian BD Taylor, Disqualification
Steamship Rnein saer} Brickcnssein, Bremen via
49, bayey u Prince
Steamship 9 Clyde Cole, Galveston via Key west-C
stsam.bip Emily souder, Burdick, New orleans-Frsd
Steamship New Orleans eager. New orleans-C1ark
Steamship Huntsville, crowel, savannah-Robt Low
steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w CARR.
sSS City Point
steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, De-
steamship TanitA Doane Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Nereu. Berry, Bostop-H DirocN
- Bark Helena, Snow, sydney, NSw-Rw Cameron 4
Bark oreo GaD, Qucsta, Cork or Falmouth-slocovich
Bark August tNor), Johannescn, stetun-Funch, Edge
Ra%sr
~, Bark Filomena tsp), Taxonera, Barcelona-Gomez
BARK Due Fratsni Gtap Msssina; Naples Aere'ts
Bark Astra OBJ, nasklns st John, Mp Nevius
Bark Maggie Mcneil, Smith, New orleans-N H Brig
ham,
Brig Arturo tAus, Rossovch Penarth Roads-sloco
-. Brig Foam tBr. Whiting, Ancona-Eaglc, Blaksee 4
Brig Tngai Nor), Luckner Malmo-Tetens Book
mann.
Brig Lola dBr), Williams santander for orders-L
Brigham.
Brig Lizzie vrden Beatty, Gibraltar for orders-Jas
Brig Maria iGer) Helmers Rio Janciro-Funch. Edge
ss p E @ s ss knys3an
Berteaux Co
schT Lizzie X, starrett Port Calcdonia-J winches
ter Co.
sehr Clare woodhouse, Mount, BRACES santiago-wood
Bro
schr Mary Simmons, Candy Jacksonville
Schr G l. Herrick, Fasham Key West-Benner Pinck
ney
schr Percy, Coalwel Eastport-John Boynton's Son
Schr Island Belle, Brown Eaytport-Jcd Frye Co
schr Saarbruck Clark, Portsmouth-Brd, Perkins
job. 10y
schr Sarah Jane. Long, wareham, Mass-Ferguson
Wood.
Wood.
Schr watchfu. gill, Bristol-H W Jackson 4 Co
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia
Capt Iiagar mot Hogan goes master ship Ne Plus
Ultra which cleared yesterday Tor London.
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INCA, two lengths ahead Of Buchu, Limestone sew
enth, Mart Jordan eighth. Time, 1858.
The Third Race.
PURSE $500 for all ages Two and three-quarter
miles.
n ,,. STARTERS .%-sS
ID. Mcdaniel d Co.'s ch. h. Hubbard. by Planet,
dam Minnie Mansfield (McCabe) .........
Z. !. Anoway's br. c. Boss Tweed, by Asteroid,
Gam Alabama, years old (Barbee) .......... Q
ID. Mcdaniel Il Co.'s CHI. T. Katy Pease by Planet. 4
Dam Minnie Mansfield Clark ............. a.
Time, Assn. t"
THE BETTING
was Jour and five to one, what little could ~,
the race. Aseld on
Hubbard cut out the work, and bef
OF the fractional track was Dozen $fe ne was OUT
OF Boss Tweed, Katy Pease six lengths aheaa
Hubbard made the pace str lengths b Senn Se
Boss, the latter being twent yards ~ front 81 the
my Mcdaniel was ON tn 3 Yards ahead OF the
oned TO the jockey Off a 80 on faster and beck,
the score accelera' ><e1. Boss Tweed after leaving
next half mile ed his pace finely and in the
When the no had nearly closed the gap;
time Hubba' fees passed the stand the second
twenty Ter "a led length 9Th and 6a a the my my
, quarter sg around the upper turn and at the
ever, pole collared Hubbard. He lay there, how,
Minr ct short time, as the son OF Planet anu
baf 1se Mansdeld began to shake him OH on tnc
y, lsty etcn and at the halfmile pole led fon la
r. geo forsook him, his stride shortened ana ne
~. ~ further chance OF keeping within hanlng
oIsF lnce OF Hubbard. The latter gailopeu strohe
! arc und the lower turn and up the nomestTetcn,
b eng twenty lengths behind Boss Tweed. Time,
1881 the fastest time on record.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HkRALD WIIITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

kEPOk1tD BY The HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship weser GER, wuigerod, Bremen July rs
a J sa w ss and sos
5Sh % ZIP n from a 8 @ +,
harnsa hence for Hamburg SO Pr lat 10 ion y
British 81 bark sonnd west showing signals LDrM
Iat ~ ~ Ion os To- ship Liverpool from London for
steamship Luisa Span, Garcia Havana days, in bal.
steamship MISSISSIPPI Grower, New Orleans Aus, 2,
1880 spoke schr samuel acManemy, from SStanzss for
IS, Steamship Zodiac Chaplin savannah Aug with mdsc
n s;ss S1d Ss;2ssa ,a so
EsTaTd H
salt 70 or vessel G o ee eys % days win
,a ship Young 4msnca Manson Liverpool and the bal,
the Northern Sne and Ssa e ns WSr
A0s as $ S1 New S g ION 0 3
fE 5ne na wight
18Th with mdse and 81 passengers Grnnel Mnturn
Ship Lisbon cf Bath Dupnins Bremen 30 days bal.
s Sq s S W Sn SPIKE i ssos
is anchored at the southwest Spit Tor orders
easSolgs asyi in Sna spoke
bark Caroline smith Br from Bremen for Cape Bren.
ship RsPubc s tof Yarmouth Ns, Mosher Hamburg g
b mnSse Vest July q IA e,
gaIs Frsdsn Nor Nielsen, London Sc days in ballast,
in ballast 70 Punch, Edye 4 Co ' - - "
Bark Fdelio Ger, Gromann Rr,s.ol u IN davs in
ballast, to Punch, Edye Co ''" ~ ~ WI "
BARK kragero Nor) Larsen, Londonderry IS DAYS, in
spit for orders - ~"S"0''" ~ 'S -"
Bark ST Jernen Norl Gutturmsen, Idmerick So DAYS.
in ballast 70 Tetens Brockmann '' - 49,
covch a Co. H"S9 ." o"i'"'" W ''"
BARK skiold Nor, Schlanbusch Bremen ~ davs. In
ballast 70 Tetens e Bockmann '' 'e'"e"' " u"''' "
.s ,Ansgst NOD Nielsen Hamburg 40 daEa with
q, %onsta smby sydney, B. l6 days with coal
Brig Lllesand lNorl Andersen London So days in bal
as' ~ or1er my 81 LAT ~ Ion So spoke ship Jacob
al the SW spit for orders. ~ ~" =" 10 ""S"''
Brig Nan Giuseppe ntan Fsposo In,wer n IN n vs An
RaHask ~ {keAA EAYs ". '"' y N''"
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ct sunset SSW.
Shipping Notes.

The North River propeller Andrew Harder has been on
the smaller balance dock foot OF Pike street. adjust
wheel An Ice barge occupies the deck for
cleaning and painting The other entries have the
Union Ferry Company's boats Fulton Nassau and Man.
hassct all to undergo the annual examination and re-
pairing.
Bark Brazil Br SIS tons was raised the large bal
ance dock adjoining to strip metal and sheath with
wood Steamship Mercedta, $50 tons, followed adjust
wheel and after her came the new Haven steamboats,
Traveller, TO stop q leak and New Haven, 10 adjust
wheel The dock is now occupied by the Old Dominion
line steamship Old Dominion, 2222 tons clean and
paint bottom
On the the mammoth sectional dock foot OF Rutgers
street have been Geo Cromwell, T9 tons
New Orleans line, paint bottom steamer City Of Ha-
van 100 tons, Of the Mexican line, for examination;
steamer Montgomery, ll06 tons TO patch METAL
Florida 54 tons TO strip and paint and steamer City of
Mexico 1896 TONS of the Mexican line, TO strip and
remetal
On the small sectional dock adjoining have been brig
Sally Brown, 426 tons OF Portsmouth, and bark Robert
Morrison 34 tons, Of New Bedfordboth TO patch metal
brigs Mary Rowland, 263 tons 10 strip. calk re-
metal L vrden, f76 tons for examinations Fideia,
33l TONS to strip cak and remeta and Sir Robert
Br) 9s TONS to clean and paint and seamtugs Frank
Pidgeon, Jr, 10 fix Wheel and Brilliant, to repair keel
On the large sectional dock foot of Clinton street have
been steamship santee $50 tons for examination and
slight repars bark Carlton 49, TONS of Boston, and schr
Harriet Brewster 293 tons of Boothbay, both strip
calk and remetal
Steamship Claribel (Br), 7O4 tons, has been the
smaller sectional dock at Clinton street paint bottom
and followed by bark Ormus, 4s5 TONS Of Pembroke
Me- patch metal and schr Eothen, 02 tons strip
calk and remetal, the latter vessel being on.
On the docks foot of Market street have been -
On the large dock-BTk Murray Jr 3ss TONS brig
Maria Norwood At TONS Of Camden, Me- both strip,
calk and remetal pilot boat Edmund briggs clean
and paint government steam tug Rocket TO adjust new
wheel, and propeller Amboy to paint bottom. On the
middle dock-Brigs Torrid Zone ls5 TONS and Gipsey
DAM 1873 TONS both strip and remetal; the Camden
and Amboy propecrs Rartan, Blue Bonnet and Jessie,
all TO paint; brig Favorite lS3 TONS Of New Haven
patch metal; propeller Raymond, to paint bottom,
and yacht Alarm to clean and paint On the small
dock-Schr onward, TO paint bottom; pilot boat G II
Marshall to clean propellers Hammil to clean and
paint, and Uno. rebuilding.
Mesrs p J o'C~nnen Co have had on their Bric Be-
sin sectional docks schrs Hero Hayes Graves,
Storm Child George GilIen, d williams, Webb, and
Porter, and brig Haviland, all for calking and
painting
Pacific Mail steamship Henry Chauncey 1856 TONS has
been on the Eric Basin dock tor slight repairs.
Marine Disasters.
pTQr parngl Of the hprpipg Of steamers CQrlQtta
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Deaths.

LEAHY:-On Saturday, Augusta DAME. LEAHY,
aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from his hate residence, 244
Erie street Jersey City, to-day Sunday, at three
O'Clock p. M.
MAGUIRE.-On Saturday, August 0, JOHN MAGuIRE
in the 59th year OF his age. Residence LOG South
Fifth street. Brooklyn, Il. ID.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MCGEvIRAN.-On Saturday Auunsr o. 1873 after
lingering illness, NARY, wife ofDennis McGeviran,
aged SO years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her son-in-aw, G. b. Parker Jr., 80 East
Eighty-third street, on Monday, August H. 1873 at
one O'Clock p M.
[For other Deaths See Eighth ana Ninth Paas1
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BELOW.
SAILED,

boat Fannie, No ID.
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SARATOGA RACES.
Third Day Of the Sec
ond Meeting.
A Large but Unenthusiastic
Crowd Present.
THREE INTERESTING RACES,

Mr.. Belmonts Countess the Winner Of the Two
Year-0ld Stakes Mr.. Crouse's Satire Of the
Mile and Furlong Purse for Three
Year.Olds, and Hubbard of the
Two Mile and Three-Quartar
Dash, Which is the Best
Time on Record. :.