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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

The EYE-O OPENER Gaunt"
is the name of the novel which opened the eyes of
Mrs. Tilton, 1t did her more good than the Ten
Commandments. II can be had at the postonicc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

BuGarEs Fon sALr.-R. Newton Shaw keeps q
full supply Of Frodonia Duggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To bo seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call on or address HIN at Clcarheld Penn
sylvania. may l3.tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

We, the undersigned auditors, having met ac.
cordng TO law and duly examined the accounts
and vouchers of Charles Mignot, Treasurer, lnd
them correctly sct forth In The above statement.
The balance due the road fund IL syo.ss, and the
balancc due tho school fund appears 10 be sie.s6.
In testimony whereof wc have hereunto loi our
hands this iri day Of june, A. D. 1874.
NI IN JOHN n. CARR,
n s. STEWART,
Arrrsri II. LFI0EY,
9ro. W. srrnvrr, Clerk. Auditors.
July 10, is7s..st
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READ TINS Persons who contemplate building
will do well 10 call and examine our stock Of
BUILDING MATERIALS. We kave in stock
full limo Of Builders Hardware, Nails, Paints
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, &c.
my2S73 II. II. BIGLrR a Co.
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The NEw POSTAL LAws.-Thc Post
ice Gasene for July summarizes what the new
Pstofhce bill accomplishos, as follows !. Pre-
pyment Of Newspaper postage after January lst,
P7S. 2. Gives free delivery to all newspapers,
4 Subscribers daily, scmi-weekly, weekly, month
D OF qaarterly,) within the county In which they
r printed and published, from July ist 1874.
Fixes the salary Of all postmaster n the
Iurih class lail under si,ooo,) a, a commission,
ION July i,t, 1874. T. Fires the salary Of the
Fst, second and third class oihcef on new basis.
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We, the undersigned auditors, having examined
the accounts Of John W. Turner, Esq, Treasurer
OF Graham township, certify that wc find them
correct a. above stated, tho balance In the Irons
urcr's hands being S2ss.i1, subjectto exoncration.
.Il. .. JOHN Mcdowell,
WV. HOOVER,
O. W. KyLER,
july15-at Auditors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

CAUTIoN.--All persons arc hereby warned
~ against purchasing or in any way mcddiing
with the following property, viz | cook stove
and utensils, bcdstcad and bedding, sink,
set chairs, table, COW and I hog, now in tho
possession Of Powers Woodford, Of Burnside
township, as the same Is subject to my order at
any time. T. Y. DuFDAR.
Mcatoyer. July lb. ls1l..at. ~ ---.--
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

'FIrTY DOLLARS FINE.-An exchange
% the penalty for accepting an unsiamped
>ck is precisely the same as for issuing Il, via
Tho law declares that any person who shall
ke, sign, or issue, or accept. negotiate, or pay
nnstamped check shall be liable. II person
sent to him an unstamped check he must re-
, it, or stamp II before he accepts Il. other
y he violates tho law. II is thus seen that the
leiver Of an unstampcd check Is Just as liable for
penalty and just as much bound to SEQ iha,
y stamped as Is the person who Issues il.
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PAINTS AND PAINTERS FSDEas.--our stock
Of Paints and Painters Materials Is complete, in
clnding J. 7. Lewis Purc White Lend. John Lu-
cas- Cos Pure White Lead, r.. Il. a Cos Buck
Lead, and number Of cheaper brands Of White
Lead; also, Linsccd OIL, Turpentlne, yarnishos Of
oil kinds, full line Of Brushes, and a full line Of
colors, dry and in Oil.
my2s'7S II. II. BioLER a Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

REHABILITATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kinds Of Hardware.
japanned Ware.
Paints, Oils, varnishes.
Cacinod Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers supplies.
All OF the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store Of IL. +. Bigcr a Co., Second street,
Clearheld, Pa. 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

NorIoE TO WAGON AND CAnRIAeE MAKERs.-we
have just received general assortment Of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also full line Of Springs
and Axles, which we offer cheap for cash.
IL r, DlnLrR a Co
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which be oaers on very reasonable terms These
Wagons have national reputation, and farmers
and all others will do we'll to call aud examine
thcm. All tho information desired oonccrninr
them viii be furnished with pleasure.
jelO-2m II. NEWTON SHAW
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rVOWNsUIp sETTLEMENTT :.

IL Annual statement Of the Auditors Of Girard
township for the current yoar.
CHARLES MiGN0T, District Ttcasuror Of On.
rard township, in account with the Road and
School funds Of said township fof 1871
ROAD FUND.
nrnfon
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Montour Slate Paints for painting houses--in-
side and ouiside-Cottagcs, Farm Buildings, Sc.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground In
pure Linseed Oil.
my2s73 II. T. BIeLHR 4 Co.
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Markfts.
Clearfeld Markets.

conREcrED WEEKLY by Kratzer 4 Lytlo, Whole
sale and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries
Flour, Feed, etc., Market street, Clearfeld, Pa
CLEARrrELp, Pa, July, 2s, 1874.
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cLEAREIELD EXPRESS.

nIsSOLUTION NOTICEs--The
IL partnership heretofore existing between
Charles schnarrs and Frederick Sohnarrs. Is here
by dissolved by mutual consent. The books will
remain In the hands Of Chas. 4 Emanuel schnarrs,
BY whom the business win hereafter be carried on.
CHAs. sCfiNARRS,
4U.t FREDERICK sCHNARRS.
CicarGed, July n, ls7l.-ats 4.
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Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by H. +. Biglor 4 Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

Axrs.-scvcniy-dyo dozen ClearHcld Wood
choppers Axes at
u:25:72. M H.P. DIGLER a Co.'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

Save Timcl Save Labor Save Money! Save
Clothes The" Novelty wringcr" is the best in
the market Buy II; try IT,
For sale by II. Il. BIoIER Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

RAKGAfNS IN MUSICAL IN
I'D sTRuMENTsi II Organs, both new and
second hand, At tho Music Store opposite Gulich's
Furniture Store. All persons Interested are invi-
ted to call and examine new style Of Organ now
on exhibition. Sheet Music and Music Books
constantly on hand. lt apl2i.72tf
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OURLEY & CALDWELL,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements,
BI0LER STATION, PA.

We are agents for the "championv Reaper snt
Mower combined, the Pratt Horss Rake ans
Cumming Fodder Cutter, A. we'll as for ali kind
q Stoves and Heaters. Samples always on hans
for examination. T
Can on or address US at william,srovs, Clear
cid cousty, PA. Junete .sm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

"A is hereby given thatletters Of administration
d. II. N. G. 7. A. on the estate OF J0AB RIDER,
decd, late Of Covington township, Clcardeld Co.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, ali
persons indebted TO said estate will please make
payment and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlemcnt. WILLIAM RIDER
luni1-ot Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

Of oil kinds, but mostly Ellis a Hoffman, ono
horse tread.
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS, CIDER MILLS,
TANNING MILLS,
and all other machines IN our line
Two car loads Of machines Just received. Do
not fail TO call. NJ. @. BROWN a BRO.
Al Moat Market, on Market street, clearicld,
Pa iune3.74
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

FATAL AcoIDENT-We learn that
Frederick shafTer, an aged and esteemed citizen
of Brady township, was killed on the Low Grade
Railroad, on Friday last 1t appears that the
pay ear was going west FROM the tunnel, running
at the rate of forty miles an hour, and at an
unusual time. Mr.. shnilcr was crossing on the
township road leading from his house, three miles
east Of Rumbargcr on o curve in the road, and
being somewhat deaf be did not know that train
was approaching until II struck him. breaking his
left arm and a humber Of his ribs and pitching
him down over an embankment twenty feet high.
lie was picked up fearIully mangled, and survived
about an hour, remaining sensible until death
relieved him of his paine. An inquest was held
on his body and the jury decided that "Frederick
sha1er was killed by being struck by an engine
through the neglect Of the engineer for not hav-
ing blown the whistle when the train was ap-
preaching a crossing" His age was 10 years, G
months and S days.
Mr.. Shaacr was one Of the fret settlers in that
township, and Brady has lost one of its bcst ciii
zeus. He leaves q widow-Catharne-- daugh-
ter Of the late Isaac Bloom, Sr., who for many
years resided about milo north Of curwcnsyille
We have known them as "Unclc Fred" and "Aunt
Katy" for thirty-iye years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

Il Annual report Of the Auditors Of Graham
township for the current year.
JOHN W. TURNER, Treasurer Of fGraham town
ship, In account with tho School Fund Of said
district for the year ending June ~, 1873
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the Clearfeld Ex-
w cclsior Cant Hook Company, Wood for
10000 CANT HOOK UANpLrg

Of bost quality hard Sugar split to sire. For in
formation inquire at the Tobacco and scgar Store
cf juniitf1 ALEX. WATSON.
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poor AND SHOE MAKING,

JOSEPH II, DEERlNG, on Market street, in
shaw's Row, clearhcld, Pa, has just received
fno lot Of French Calf Skins and KIps, The
best in tho market, and Is now prepared TO man
uiaeture everything 10 his line. llo will war
rant his work TO be ss represented.
Tho citizens Of clearaeld and vicinity are
respectfully invited to give him q call.
Work done at short notice. 7l6'ssy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

full line of Household Goods, Japanncd Ware,
&c. for sale by II. y. Bigler a Co.
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Celebrated COnkIIn Wagons,

The undcrsigncd has on hand for sale at II
shaw House, Clarified, Pa, lot Of the
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Terms Of Suhscrintlon.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ifpald IN advance, ,or within three months 80 90
II paid after three and before six months... 3 so
Tfpsid after the expiration Of six months e. \ 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-29

TnE BALLOON AscHNsIoN.-m nc.
eordaneo with previous arrangement the cee.
brased "ronaut Prof. John A. Light, Of Altoona,
made an ascension from tho vicinity Of the %,
works, In this place, on last Wednesday afternoon
The following is the Professors own memoran-
dun of the voyage,
Left clearaeld at ass, ,. NJ; at 2te, attained
an elevation Of 500 feet atmosphere commenced
to get cold and windy, but not regular current
at 2;i3, was still directly over the town, and II
seemed as II was bearing west at 2,As, was at
an elevation Of 800 feet, when struck south
eastern current at 2;55, was sailing southeast
at o'clock, was 10000 feet high at 1875, was
near osceola, i2,eoo feet high; at $50, south Of
0sceola about five miles at an olvation of u 200
feet at i;lo, cast out considerable ballast and
assembled to the height Of Il, 800 feet, highest
point reached during the voyage; at i;l0, was
about ten miles from Bald Eagle valey-currcnt
very slow at i3o, passed over Bald Eagle VAL
Icy, sailing southeast; at 1876, commenced to
descend slowly, and at $50 landed on the farm of
Sarah IL, Patterson. noar Warriors Mark, Hunt
ingdon county, Pa.
The Professor returned to Clcaracld on the next
morning train, for the purpose of gathering up
some trappings which he had left. lIo was de-
lighted with his voyage. A large number of peos
pie had repaired hther to witness the ascension,
and they were not disappointed. Long will the
little folks, and many big ones, remember this
trip skyward. ff.f-
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TOWNSHIP SETTLEMENT

Il Annual report o. tho Auditors Of covingtOn
township for 1873:
CHRISTIAN BROWN, District Treasurer, in
account with tho funds Of said township for
1873;
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caIelnsa rln.ter for sHl. 1r Il. y. nIrler 4 Co
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Waarsied.

Paints, 6ils and varnishcs for sale by H. ]
Bigler a Co.
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First Monday Of juno.
First Monday of November.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
PlSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvAyNAH-h steamship San Jda.O Oct % j L.
PROM LIVERPOOL steamship Algerss Oct 2sMr and M.
W.. w Rs.'sl Mis- NJ Wis sfs s NJ %, S.'ie E Mr. jon" %
csaas.d nl and d nd Ssf' S B Sii s and s
fH @ % % R A so nsS NM Mrs. Woa and
NsTd Y%qn rso.9 Brsrn a1.D S s.. p sanSeo1
Baron and lady children nurse and sf
and Ms Thorn Bdle james Just Just james Jarv.
M EewGsr M ana Mrs oGsg9 n.y.. 'SSn Ma Ge@HT s M s sDs
BeAl CarvahO BOrge and wife Ms C1m%.nn Miss
SehaeSsn hse CoWe Mis-, nsry wss Miss wet Mis-.
we Miss sarah GrseDAat Mr. sg1S.sAeI I'd NJ, ,a %S1: M1:
NJ and vS.os M tsTsDs % end .ns Ss
sld lSo ehgren Edsoa MI and Mn ThSrne g. W. Taons
Sssa M .pa @ H R Fasss
BLANCHARD Mrs & HsqtO3, MN BqEns n..s S.
NJ baIa' 1a M h.'ist Aso SG1s M
WIZ KR6s Nh Riifs 5nef FI s '| I T' 81 k oe.
M Sh9te Miss pny saeraa sD' Jon. R'Iord % Mrs Rams
strong Master cSe. Armstrong MIS-. Juis Armstrong
a.Ssn female .erysn, Cooke
Mis-. Nj FiilpS.He M'a Pi,.2.T.6
W ,1S tSCoU % 5 M Dau and servant August Ber
grew Miss cole Miss NJ Coriett -. 90
CaasTns Psfasso aiande Mis-. A1onst's Ro.odsi
Gseh hehs". nS Enso 4 HsSandeI Jsan si.e
FROM 4AyANA-In ssane. S o. ssSd % OF gda: N sam sam
born Maaa NJ CsntalAr hsydagan Ybsrrs Gera9di
Master Jose CjO Odcn PerreO Nm Sawae ana daughter L. Ohs
Faq& HAyEEIs .s%,. 1-7.ga sg Sss Sst
, s:4ns s1r re r. T. S1 T es h
PsIDv Uperg Bertha COIN, Heinz Eyerm.nD By Releh Pnedr
STG FSGaHH Anahs ernsS oieO
Robert Meyer Josephine Core Can Se 1s'sn % HGsn % M n
n Miss Ludqw Mrs and Miss Dc CGnnss
Nj M Corning Paul BsgnO'' Mr. haokveF J. Wander Mr.
Ta3h S se4I. o 9ia"GSph s h o Geo
Wb.e Gertrude White E. b. Kelly
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Fred
81 900 bs for snstehng poekeDcok con
Of Mn Helen GOrseb OF No l2c OTehdL
William Hughes, who was convicted on Tuesday
without license brought ap
Judge Brady the Court Of Over and Irminer io
senepce udge passing that Hughes
this statute Of 1869 be should mose
peusy Accordance with his usus principle aud befeIOre
simply Hughes 500 Tie hne psid pronDly
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday. George
1000 bail for utAug S2S from the cash drawer OF
J. Singleton at No 80 ChAmbesi kate hornssy
he'd 81 900 bail each stealing % yaras VI
at 80, from Of Waller hcSorey No
245 Thomas Brown committed for erAmnahon on
"Wednesday u3gbI aud bn rObbug hm OF
$3.50 John KEENAN, ho IN $1,000 oa for stealing
Of clothes $40 from The VI John F-ndoheh al
No. zoe Oreenwth-sL
Justice Smith at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Nelly DunD default $1,000 for stealing eohng
The admitted the then John Byson
57l bd $1,000 by Justice SMITH charged
WEDNESDAY night lumber warehouse John
bundles Oi wheel spokes
o. (Ieere who committed
Smith ioI forged eheek for
Pr National Bank complaint taken
YESTERDAY Tbs time the ahosv Nn mae ov the paynf ei o. me
Abingdon Saving having ATTEMPTED on
for forged CHECK OT S3l which puported
ngued by one Walter Jones
At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Lima
Kutnnger 26 West TEirtvunlt charged Daniel MeByoy
pocketbOOk containing S25 IRON be band while
IN 5000 Danfee o No $40 Ih5sye caused
L. pointed loaded pisto
Fredetcz preferred counter charge against Dand ane
both bail $500. o. Serle OF NO zol
charge preferred By Margaret
thai the defendant had
o cEe beating Ee girl named Maggie mnrphy
bsio default Of S5UO bail
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEW w-YoRK. 20
CLEARED.
st..-,.hip rri. (Ger.) Meier Hamburg Kunhsrit Co.
steamship vesOug R0Oph FerHahdaa VIA Port Royal Herman
steamship Tybe Gardner POAu Prince GOna'e' and st. Marc
steamship City of SewYo De.ssn H.yan. atI.ndre Sens
stesmsh Bell Bskemsn Richmond City Point ana Norfolk
stsmshiD l. Richards phladesh. 5smes e., Hand .,
seamshp W Elder, Lawrence Norfolk CIv foni And acn-
ms.s 0s aep.m Ja,eu Rotterdam Fapc Ed'e Co
sse.m.sit Herman MALLORY savsunsh G.1r:a1
Steamship Atlas (Br HsntOn Ksston savsnls se rim For
wood no. Worth Point, Foley Ph.ephs LO1.rd Steamship
ssssmsn,p Eissnors johnson, Portland j. p Anes
sae SsD.qPs BE- isIT n1poo
eh. GsDsgse SSO eEs ssS.sa 20
s.Ii s.s eseS.ss. Seaas @ f,sgeel AIs: Tqn. Co.
s. s.s sesss ss.1 GUIDE sor Due ROTTERDAM. Teen Boein,n
B:I snsEs E.Ss Ss1i as. s'sI Co
oI... CFsrsy ..SS ss.,,s ts'ss sad SS G
Scar Juls FLOYD sQure Georgetown anu f'' "' ~ "
hsfor' sesI s.ro' TS B.ie-. Salem c. P. sesbins
sehr Ria N Pencil ThOmps~u, asya1s James Ward Co.
s H y,, hsss ssDS PTosi6sDee Vi. New svea Racket Bro
u,, ,,,.,, .soui. pouare syan.y c. B. day.
ssm.Aip GLDoTsn Br LsyeOurne Crdf Oct le With nd'
'ns s:sD s:a d. oS Of Ia.-.rp Liverpool Oct Is a'"'a'
s dS 'is cJ noe II MsSa nns..s % m
's a. d,ssnt City cas g. .i nd,s and
.aaS ISsa. fBr L.Msunr Liverpool IT. Queens
,oSs Is.b .1tE ndse and pass o Chas g Prsnctyn-
st.smnp Albensrs Kelley, Lsses Del' win nd~ oo DO
ninIop Steamship Co - oc
sssuship ACHILLES Tutte Wilmington. s. C.. Oct 20
B.rk Gasels (Norl Amsterdam 80 dsys IN ballast
Be Robt bearing to QaeGec mef CaenfuoSs 80 dsTs
viii sagsr.
MEMORANDA.
1 Bar, sS o5 hp ,Is SI ., ss ct, Tsis
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospos 29-ssIed Wptrico. svrA
PndB. Mispah and Tsot Arrived out on The
@ q n:s ss Car. rgTi % Da ..s a. A,a ss ss
2sh Ansres Asder thce Also arrived oui a~
sslia, btantA
DISASTER
PHovDHsok o 29Tbe hsry and Era ls.ded with eos
Po Johnson for Portland Fsbers lsnd
vessel and
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Henry Cha4scsy arrived =. Aspss from EesYoyt
26
sAAssAip Assvsoe from Aspavsn 36tb
l04 passeassrs ssd lA70 freight
Hw LsssS SAsS Ness EysA Ya0sI
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
CIVIL NOTES.

motion was made before Judge Donohue,
IN the Supreme Court yesterday for order prohibit
the from allowing and the executors from
carving out distribution of the late James b. Tay
Of the Court OF Appeals reversing the surro-
gates Judgment Decision reserved after the arsu-
ment
Daniel Fallon's suit against the city for
n7Soo due for the occupancy Of Nelson Hall on
Fteenth-st which he leased in 1877 for armory pur
poses at year. trial before Judge Van
Brunt in Supreme Court Circuit Part III The plaintiff
UP properly executed lease, while the city holds
Board OF had authority TO make
lease and that 1t the result OF colusOn between
Faon and persons acting in the interest OF the Board or
SuperylsOrs. Messrs McKeOn and Smyth appear for
the plaintiff and Dean and Carter represent the city,
Judge Daniels rendered decision yesterday
regarding the two motions made on Wednesday in the
Supreme Court IN the matter Of Henry Clewss prop
srty He denies both motions and dismissee the pro-
ceedings with costs One motion by the First
National Bank OF TarrytOwn and the other by another
Judgment creditor Louis E SCHNEIDER; first, for an
order compel Mr. Cews appropriate enough OF his
property 20 satisfy judgments against him; secondly
for the appointment OF receiver OF his properly
Judge Daniels accompanies his decision with long
opinion in which he gives his grounds for denying both
motions and dismlssiDg the proceedings against Mr.
Clews T.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
pASSFNGFR.S SAILED.

FOR NASSAU AYD HAvASA-Ia reaHshp Citg Q Ner York,
Oct 20 Thos Williams wife H. Stevenson John S George
MenlO1s Mrs W. O. Raray aud child Mn \" Suner ana :
children sBd Mrs Muir and child H. j. Henehe CAPT
Mathews T. Thompson Mrs STOW and infant Manuel
LsInairz Mrs Huntington and daughter brown =
Amoruser Wooldrdge b. W Woodbridge, T. Pnento john
Rig James shumnen, Keith Foster Conner, Josiah fenS
Aooph Never children and servants Mrs W. ID
children B. W Law B. Crespe J. del Vale Sie ana
babes del Vale, Franc Ping r. w
Wm T. HOnaday o. Bolman sPs wife aeu1,sr sn6 Tie 5oho
Moor Price Earl Of Cathness Miss Bella Hoy
Y shelton Lamse and vlfe T. BsroaIs ANDRES
valdepnO Capt Raymond Diego Diego Ayoa hebseeA Do"0
Carlos Arthur stafford Mrs Hughes and eh1ren
FOR HAnBURG-In steamship frisia. Oct. 29MT A B. Gner-
her Mr. August DaE Ramos Mr. Edward Kat
ebonne Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lewis inian and
nurse Miss M H. Obemeyer Mr. H. stephansen
family Bertha heTers Mr. C. f. Schneider, MI PM A.
H. Vanderbeck M johannes Bomm M Emil Pe
Mr. bode, Mr. Albert LadevR, Mr.
Nils Rasmussen George BsumAnn M Robert Aebel M Wa
lam Roesecke MIR g. F. GuchOwsky M Chrsa
TemEe MrS Rosahe Moebu Mr. samuel Augsburg Mr. H. WLd
Mr. HolEhlter lohD hsruB Mr. IL Fnedenberg: M h
HArtwg Mrs Cha KrOeger and two children MI and MS
s. hsx -. M ,,
Ann shaw D. A. Coulter and infant Geo lngal John
Thomas Robert John s. Wallace Edward IucEer r. H.
Melville Turubu John McDonoe Robert Alien Mrs o flch'
uenfy John Henify keamsI De Ans Jobn
Ferguson, Lawrence A. Dundas. James Donaldson
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
DEPARTURs OF FOREIGN MAILa

FRIDAY. So
Mails Hsy he the steamship
Metropolis. close at 3 D. m.
HALIFAX closed be New forf PotOnce ever,
DAY st 8. N and Boston.
SATuRDAI. Ocr. 81.
and Liverpool BY
steamship Supplementary Mali - closed at
the Post-Ohoe at m steamshp sails 10 from Pier
No. 81. North
FOR French Vile Pans mails iv7
Supple closed the PestOfce at Steam
ship sails 10 q from Pier No 80, North RIVER .
and the West indies the stcamfhp
D. N. Supplementary Mail closed the
PosOhce 2:4O Steamship sails from Pier No g.
North River.
For Great Britain steamship Oder mails close
Al IL 80 m Supp Mail closed the PostOhoe
80 Steamship sails at som Pier foot Of Ihird-st
and Panama BY the steamship CitT Of Pansma
10 Steamship II NJ from Pier No. az, N
Ma key West by Clyde p n- Steam
ship sails Q 3 m ON Pier No 20. T. r.
SUNDAY. Nov l..
All Mails close at o'eioct The tOstosee 10 open ron
a 10 a
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Oct. 29-NO. 41-Ship Belle of the
appeal from the Circuit Court for The Eastern
Tins action boromry bono
captain Of the ship the Island haat9t apa amer
the lenders Bsng Brothers Co. OF Loncon WHO
to The
Ip vas aeTward sold NeEYok pubic sale TO SATISFY mort
sT. mo Nekerson CO.
claimants that theT hAa interview Win Johnson 20
then that there
-;bng dpe on Fnsh osns PAID
here EOud be balance 80 900 r hands belonging
bev became Of the
The Of this TIE pont IN The libel
such O The point OF
hpeants agreed The bond ou The faith and
eIIgusbed Henry FsDoes ioT APPELLANTS G.
Inrkl ~ A
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
DFCelONs-OCT 29.

s,,rems Conrt-C Ckdm6ers-Bv Judge lawrence
MOOr-I change fLer deeson
n ~ -.,-
-OpinOn
b. Judge Barrett -Braeh act COhen-OpiDion.
SuDer,oy Court--SpeciaI Term-By Judge Curtis
sgt Sherwood sLOder ngno Whitney sgi Fen ct al
granted
opposing BAILEY as BGrbs-hoon granted second
November. Ragses reer &c Ag WinOnL-Ibe De
defend within 10 dave lie pays plain
A deposits 500 the United States Trust COMPANY TO
and subsequent pIoeedns TO be
bereupon IL force Blackwell ct a. ag
Hpugs -Iu Of perpetual Injunction sguec
vorstHAe The OmAhA National Bsnf-EIcep
hnnsA u