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REAL ESTATE.

Al tho Real Estate Exchange, yesterday Biackw WELL
Riker wilkins Sold by order OF the Supreme Court
In foreclosure David Tominson referee lots each
25x00 g. West Fifty seventh street. north sde 125
feet west of Sixth avenue, to Marin " b. smith, plain
th Tor 500, ,000 Also plot Of land, 75x9O 6x76x7s9
on West Fifiy- seventh street, adjoining above to
Marin " b. Smith, plaintiff, for $25, 900.
William Kennedy sold, by order Of the Supreme
Court, In foreclosure, G. Sinclair. reicrcc, one lot
25xlo0 feet Kngsbridgc road, northwest corner OF
Emerson street. and plot of land l25xi5o on Kings
bridge ROAD, adjoining above (Dyckman estat.), to
John II. Dyckman, plantin for $1,000
d. H. Seaman sold, BY order OF the supreme Court,
in foreclosure Richard s. Ncwcombo reerce, house
with lot, 25x1o22, on Scvcnty-;o ;ourth street. north
sdc 225 feet OF Second avenue, to H. r. Dc MilL
Tor 600 Also TWO houses adjoining above, respect,
lively $50 aud 275 feet east OF Second avenue lots
25xl02.A TO plaintiG, Matilda Myers, ior $22, 000
w:ssy S a Il; b. .ss :. %shss:s" s ssssss to
Tierney ........:.. .....:....:........ $500
II Hoffman to isacelis Iion 1900
Breomc ST., : g., $50 u. o Of Attorney st.. Is.sx
yaT; A. Keller and others To Q. Lausser.. ... 800
10th .s. n, =, Iss t. e Of ssh sv aoxViii;E
s7sh -. a. *s r. = " 9th "s Sx o5 judith 0"
Einstein ,esecutrix 10 sullivan. .......... 25ooo
I'd sy si eih;s, sdisG: j. soil 80
schmidt 10 ". Pulling 1900
s.S sr " 3 4 's's Il Ssh SSH St. b. Meca Nom
iery referco) 30 same 5000
ucferee) to T. strauss. 1900
=. Ketcham rrerce, TO s. t. iisynor texscuor1 $4,000
D Gale lrcfcree, 10 81 Cooper 97is
Sd sv. tso. ee, owen Murphy 20 r. Pnn years 1900
A.a ys.spAin. ~ and hSsssss's 1asssns ,oJ R. Ludlow
Of 47sh -. Of sth sv; years o.ooo
conner NON -. 70 A. rets1 a. > OF wavcfiy 81. 90
croay, E. s..dn.a. $ ofth 81. Of ~
csysy Gss Ri'ss ssd ss e. sis n . Of l,.o '
D: ssisas & T. aud viz s.rri.n lis ~
Hart Henry and wiie, 10 Charlie. j. schsmp:in, n =
so,n ' ssn :as 81 sn a, . a. ya Ia. ,: io
rance da%psnr. w. q ssssS a.. ef Msa.en sS
same Ssss . sans. . ssh 81. :. Of Madison sv 0
same TO same ofos.h ST. . oi Nad,soa iv;i
same 10 same. Of sssi ST. I: of Madison .1;
same sans. Of e5sh 81, s.of MADISON .1;
Same 10 same Of si,i ST. Z: IL Madison s,
same to sane = !. u e5,h 81. q oi Madison sv;
same 70 same . . IL s5th st., o Of Madison a,; /
same same !. q Of s6.h s.. cf M.a.o. .v;
same 50 SAME. . ., esth 81. a II Madison AZ;
Lss.' Mary and husband 10 H. s.om.;cr a.. i
Levi Betsy and ha.ssai 10 New YORK lii. and rra.,
saiTa" Susan .nd S G's % nn1
SAM. 70 o. s.@s o. on ~ 7. M .. h Az year. 500"
rs;ssy "a. ,5,% snd vn w,,s g = 4 Tier o.of
same 20 Mary cossA, n o . Of "averiey IT. '23d -.
wsasr.cn l. B. and husband to III - Aier.v.
wi.su w,1in m.ngp p,res sr. Ia. i'
Company. ef Newark, onsshird parsNoA 10 and -
nfseA - lop
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DECISIONS.
suPRkxx counr-cHAMBEns

BY Judge Donohue.
Franzieka Noli Joseph NoIL-Rcfcrce's report,
and order granted confirming report, and granting
decree Of divorce 70 paint'n.
BY Judge Barrett
Heath Jr, Va Hulzer and the FIRST National Bank
OF ofCoopcrstown BcalA-Granted.
Smith VS.. Coler.-Ao,ion granted
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Lawrence
Bcrrngcr va schacner. Allowance OF 81 900 granted
to plaintiff
SUPREME CoURT-oENKRAL TERM.
BY Presiding Judge Davis and Judges Brady and
Gelpcke et al Va Qucn,cia Motion denied; judg-
ment ordered on tho verdict for defendant with costs
oplniou by Judge DAVIS
Pcyser VS. Tho Mayor, &e-Judgment affirmed.
OPINION by Judge Danir's, Judge Brady Dissenting
Lang vs. Benedict-0rder reversed and order en-
tered sustaining demurrer, with usual leave plaintiff
to amend on payment OF costs Opinion by Judge
Daniels, Judge Davis taking no part
Barry va Brunn Judgment affirmed with costs
opinlon BY Judge DsnieiA Judge Davis taking part
Wash vs. Scad-Jodsmsns anarmsd Opinion by
Judge Danicis
GI,na, administrator, &e VS. Second Avenue Rail-
road Company Judgment and order affirmed. opinion
Fellows vs.. The Mayor, &c. c.--Judsmcn. annrned.
opin,oa by judges Bracy and Davis Judge Daniels dis
scnting
McGIynn VS.. MarshslL Judgment reversed, new
trial ordered costs to abide even. Opinion by Judges
Daniels aud Brady.
SIMON and otnsrs vs.. Huo, aud othcrs--M o,,on for
new taI granted, wits costs 10 abide event Opinion
by Judge Danes.
Matter oi tnc New York Protestant Episcopal
Schools.ordrr anismo with costs. Opinion by Judge
DAVIS.
Nash vs. Mi:cbelL-Jud gment affirmed. Opinion BY
Judge Davis rM
Banckcr vs. The Mayer nc Judgment Affirmed.
Or. mon by JIdsc Dsiic!s, Judge DAVIS dissenting
Meyer w. Levy imrcaded, xc---Jndg,.cnt reversed
and trial osdersd, costs 10 ABIDE event Opinion
by JGdge Daniels
$40 besides Endorsements opinion BY Judge
Daniels.
H,srcw es AL, &c, vs. The Ctr OF Brooklyu-Jung.
mcnt reversed aud trial ordered, costa 10 abde
vsnt, uncss defctdsnh within twsnty days Alter
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established claims 10 the good win Of the people 10
not believe. though that there 10 such thing -
conssrvative workingman- He exists only N the I'M
agnAtion OF the party"
.what is the conservative Majority"
bloc, IKE ncok OF sheep and. as . rule: never sa-
danger their party by going into the wrong lobby"
THE Hoxs RULERS
"How do the home rulers voter"
"They embarrsss both liberals and conservatives ~
acting ss an independent party"
what do you think OF their chance Of ultimate sac
Il do not think they have much lam oppsssd 70
homo rule ana think Ireland Ia much better on wisAr
out IT, wish to be correctly understood shink Ire
land ana Scotland should not be fcreed 70 squanda
thousands OF pounds in hungry lawyers fscs 20 bavt
miles OF railway. object to The principle that CEN
pcls 70 90 committee an Irish private bin
me oelsc. o. which 90 M" unas6s.ns re- sco.,.S -,
about which ne knows No little say that NO can 90
all ths In our own countries better than they can az
u ior US IN London; but oJoct TO the lawmAking
powers claimed Tor ireland by the homo ruie
parry vote with tho homo rulers on many Qaes-
lions"
'what do you think OF tho gentlemen who sompsss
II believe tha. since the act Of Union In 1909
Ireland hal never better purer moro honest repre-
rentalves in tho Imperial Parliament They have re-
moved III. stigma OF place hunter, commonly applied
TO Irish members account Of their cagernsss for
government appointments from tho shoulders Of thsw
party by their unapproachaoie attitude 10 the Ministry
and they have shown amount OF talent rarely fousd
IN tho ranks OF a Parliamentary party Isaac Butt,
their leader, Is man who commando the greatest
respect HIS knowledge OF tLe forms OF tno house ana
law which position at the Bar gives him, Joined TO
logical anu argumcntativo style Of address, MS him
in every respect lor the role OF loader A. n. Sul-
livau Of the Nation. is another talented member OF
tho party
MAJOR O'Gormnu, notice, has been referred 70 BY
writer in English magazine rs = kind OF
BurrooN PARTY"
"Major o'Gorman 10 a gentleman OF sound common
sense and Is always listened TO with attention wnen ne
addresses the House. He is endowed with that keen
irish which goes ike knife through tho Joints In
his opponents 5rmor, ana his satire IL ~ keen a. u
uum0red -
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THE EVILS OF BUM.

An unknown man arrested Thursday night
for intoxication and taken the Ninth precinct sta
ton house by oncer y. Dunn. About half-past three
yesterday merniDg Doorman Cronin wen. to his cell
and found him lying dead tho noor Dr.. Ensign cx-
amincd him and found that life had been extinct for
nbon. en- hour The body was identified yesterday as
that OF DAVID s Pattcn, by his vile Anna, OF No. 10
Ciarkson street. Coroner Enscr VIII investigate the
e.aa
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shs work was IN reality for the rss, tho ister
rssPonnbie tast the rActy VI tns principal depends
upon the act asd nat merely upon ths form IN which
t 10 executed. Bec.uae Sss.n dii nos disclose The
sssacy ard rano OF his priaepsi u - said ne dd
NOT shc-eby rceve tho la.tsr from responsibility.
l. Ccrwire for plansif In error: A. II. Garland ior
defendants
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

A boy, fourteen years old, who gave tho namc Of
Edward Brown, residing at No 60 Cherry street. was
held trial by Justice Murray at the Essex Market
Poco Court yesterday for stealing IS from the Till OF
Adolph Oppenhoim's cigar store No. 6l East Broad
way.
Agnes Wade aged twenty-five years. climbed over
the 0: No S9+ East Tenth street stoo
quantity OF clothes On being arragned bcore Justice
Murray, the Essex Market Court yesterday shc was
committed in del ult OF $500 bail.
Justice Murray, al the Essex Market Court ycster.
day. committed Henry Freedman, of No. Us Orchard
street. aud Thomas Kelly or No. IL, Mott street. for
breaking into the promises OF Isaac Baer, Of No SIT
Broadway and stealing surgical Instruments and other
property, valued NJ x3i6
Al the Washington Place Court yesterday Justice
Bixby committed Andrew Graham, u wa,chnsn on
canal boat 10 awa, The result oil the injuries OF Thomas
McCunc. o No. 6O6 West Thirty seventh street, whom
he had struck the neck with iron bar. Knocking
MIN through the hachway OF tho vessel
Thomas Moore. OF No 33S East Nineteenth street,
held Tor trial st the Washington Place Court yes.
lerday for running policy shop at No so West
Thirtclh street.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Wood. or
No 207 Bowcry iahorer. was held to answer BY Jus.
licc Dany on charge OF stealing s3a Us belonging 10
Mary Il. Barnes, OF No. 10 West Eleventh street The
prisoner was sent 70 deliver parcel goods MISS
Cumming. OF No 327 West Thirty second street, Tor
when he received The amount OF money above stated
and converted the same to his own use.
In the Court OF SPECIAL sessions yesterday James
Connolly was fined $5 and Peter Dealy and Charles
Hocpcr $40 each .or driving horses unnt for
Some time since warrant was ssued bv Justice
Wheeler the Harlem Police Court for ihs Of
lager saloon keeper John whalen o: No 153
Chatham street, Who charged BY Joseph Dchtour,
Tho superintendent OF the Mutua tiasight Company,
with deiraudng thepl vi gas by afx rubbor tube
TO tho ,ervice pips. Whaisn was arrsGned in Court
yesterday, and hold tor iurtner examination. He
that discovering leak In The pipe, he placed the
over IL that he might not os charged for gas he
did not use.
Jos Rooney OF No. Hs Wsst Firy-ssco street, was
com mted for trial at the TiNysevcnth street Police
Court yesterday, on charge OF feionio assault
lanes Hannigan, OF No. oil West Forty eurth
The latter the night OF the I'd Of August was SUR
rounded NY Rooney and two other young men named
John scuy and James LedJy, who hold and robbed
him OF $j, white Rooney stabbed him la the cheek
with penknic.
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A CLRRGYMAN'S CRIME.

Rudolph wieczorck, the reverend gentleman who
placed trial on Thursday last IN tho United
States Circuit Court together with Bernadina Finck.
on n charge OF deirauding Tho Pension Orcc, pleaded
guilty to-day when his called, ana Judge
Benedict remandcd HIM. District Attorney Foster
entered nolc prosequi IN the case Of MIS- Fnck, who
was shown TO have had no guilty knowledge.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following case was argued IN tho United states
Supreme Court yesterday -
No. IA Sawin vs.. Kenney ct a.--Error 10 the CIR.
cut Court Tor the Eastern District OF Arkansas This
was action contract Tor work done tho Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans Railroad by the
defendant in error Tho question was whether Sawln
Was the agent OF the road or whether he acted his
account. On the trial u was found that Sawin
bound himself alone for the work, and The judgment
was Tor tho amount claimed IL 10 here argued that
while Sawin bound himself personalys nsvsrthsiesA
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CRUELTY ON sHlPBoARD.

Captain Josiah !. Grindie, OF tho ship ST. Mark, was
vsassd on sr,Al yesterday IN tho Unsd states Circuit
ossi,. befsrs Judgs Benedict on = charge Of using
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THE CART RUNG MURDER.
A FERRY COMPANY MULCTED.

The Of Mrs. Sarah N. Haus against Tho Houston
Street Ferry Company which has been on tfal before
Judge Sanford and jury IN the Superior Court, was
concluded yesterday by verdict In favor OF plaintiff
1t appeared by the testimony that in December, 1879
when plaintiff about stepping on one OF defendants
boats the bridge which sbo intended 10 step was
suddenly lowered, causing her fall and sustain IN
jures by the boat 10 her leg which rendered her per-
manently lame. Through her attorneys Messrs
kurzman x Ycaman, she then commenced suit against
the company damages Tor her injuries, hx
ting the amount $4,000 The ground Of the action
careessness OF tho companys servants as hav-
ing caused the njurcs the defence OF the company
dcnia of carcessness the part Of ts servants aud
alleged negligence on the part OF plaintiff as contribu-
to her injuries The jury, as already stated gave
verdict in of Mrs. Haus and fixed the value Of
her injuries at $4,000
THE CROOKED WHISKEY CASES.
NUMBER OF .sorooked whiskey" called up
In tho United States Court yesterday, before Judge
Benedict, and Mr.. Thomas Hariand, counsel, made a
motion TO quash the indictments the ground that
fraud could be perpctratcd in this city by those
cevipg the alleged Illicit spirits that tho offence, II
any, was committed before the whskey lett The
distillcres, and that the defendants could have no
guilty knowledge, they supposng that all the require
ments OF the law had been complied with The argu-
ment was postponed until FRIDAY next.
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cruel and unusual punishment toward three OF his
crew. called respectively Long Ton,v soider" and
.Lalagan" the injuries they received causing their
deaths The case was opened Tor the government by
Assistant United States Attorney Foster aud tho de-
fsndant represented by cxJu Judxe Fullerton. The
prisoner ACCOMPANIED by his wife, child. his
brother. DR.. Grindle. and the chAd's nurse, who,
first represented. the vile OF skinner,
the coored cook OF the ST Mark General Foster
abstract OF tho the principal charge being that
tho 20tn OF last April Long Tom having been detected
in some pecczdio was taken by direction Of Captain
Grindle into the carpenters shop and received twenty
iashes ON bare bscK He was previously In n
feeblcd condition, aAd shortly after he disd. Tho
Is still on.
THE CART RUNG MURDER.
The jury in the casc OF tho cart runs murder, in
which Robert Garrtz charged with the killing Of
John Smith, by striking him with ''cars runs,"
the night OF July last the particulars OF which have
been already reported in the HKKALn retired the
coso Of the for deberation Thursday afternoon,
have failed 10 agree The Jury out thirty hours
They called into court al quarter 10 SIX last
evening, wncu the foreman reported to Judge Suthcr
land their inability TO agree The Court ascertAned
that there was no likelihood for the niue men who
Tor convection To impress their views Of the case
upon their dissentent brethren and In consequences
deemed It his duty, after so protraoted n deiibera
ton, TO discharge them The jury then discharged
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. /. d. Wetmore,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and QuarterSessio in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
eept for holding Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C., at Tionestl, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being the
18th day of Sept. 1876. Notice is therefore
given TO the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and COnstables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten O'Clock, a. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain TO be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present TO prosecute
against them as shall be Just. Given un-
der my hand and seal A. ID. 1876.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Sheriff.
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TlLDEN'S PERJURY.

On the 26th day of December, 1863,
Samuel j. Tilden made the following
oath:
81 hereby certify that the following
is true and faithful statement of the
gains, profits, or income of Samuel J..
'Tilden, oft City of New York, and
county of New York, State of New
York, whether derived from any kind
of property, rents, interests, dividends,
salary, or from any profession, trade,
employment, or vocation, or from any
other source whatever, from 1st day of
i, January to 31st day of December,
1862, both days inclusive, and subject
to an income tax under the Excise
laws of the United States. Income
from all sources, S7,11S."
In his answer, under oath, to the
complaint of the St. Louis and Terre
Haute railroad, he declares:
"That for such services the defend.
ant, Tilden. made q charge of ten
thousand dollars against said second
mortgage bondholders, and the said
charge was paid, by or on behalf of
said second mortgage bondholders, on
the 18th of October, 1862; >
shat the defendant, Tilden, for a part
of his services aforesaid, also made a
charge ofthe like sum of ten thousand
dollars on account'of professional SER
vices rem 1ered to the first mortgage
bondholders and the receivers, which
was paid to him by the said Azariah
C. Flagg; and which say.
ment appears under date of Novem-
Der z, 1862, in a statement annexed to
the first report aforesaid, as having
been receiptcd fer by the said Tilden,
+on account of professional services. ="
The New York Stats Zeituns, which
has supported Mr.. Tilden, is very anx.
ious over the above conflicting affida-
wits. 1t says +if he cannot give a sat
isfactory explanation he is not a fit
man for the Presidency" One or two
Democratic papers declare it is a
private matter, and is nobody's bust.
ness. 1t is not a private matter, as it
involves two public erimes--perjury
and swindling the Government. The
New York Times, which brought out
the charges, afirms its ability to prove
that the two affidavits were actually
made. Hence this case must be Aaet,
and cannot be sneered down as a cam
paign lie. Mr.. Tilden must answer.
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Oil reached s4 on Saturday last,
and yesterdays Derrick has the follow.
ing in regard to that and the two pre-
ceding week days:
Last Friday morning the market
opened at $3.50. Since that time, in
only three days, there has been an ad-
vance Of S1.12A, something that never
occurred before in the history of the
'oil trade. Some of the better posted
spectators have been contemplating
a marked advance,-few of them, how
ever, if any,so great an appreciation
and in consequence were carrying
quite large quantities at the com.
mencement of it. Many of them have
made handsome fortunes. We are
quite reliably Informed that one of the
spectators here is about $4,000
ahead, and several others nearly or
quite as much. Many of them count
their profits realized on Friday, Satur-
day and to-day's work by tens of thou
sands, and few of them by anything
less than thousands. Large numbers
.ofoutsiders who rarely, if ever, have
anything to do with the market have
been induced to "take a chance" and
have realized good profits. Young
men with limited capital and board
bills to pay have purchased calls at
prices they little expected the market
would reach, and have realized profits
ranging from fly to thousand dol
lars. Ii is safe to say the Oil Ex-
change was never the scene of so much
excitement in three consecutive days.
That the profits were almost fabulous
NAV be seen at a glance. Say man
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bought one thousand barrels Friday
morning at $40 and held it until this
afternoon, and then sold at S402l, he
would realize in the single transaction
$1,625.00. Not less than 100000
barrels have changed hands during
the three days, on all Of which some
one realized profits.
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make this more than ordinarily
eventful season.
Confusion reigns supreme in the de-
partmeuts whore every one is demOr-
allied by the suspense incident to the
preparations making for a slaughter
of officials, next October.
MAXWELL.
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Registers Notice.
Trial List, sOptember tenn, Is7e.

FOREST COUNTY, So.
List of Cases set down for trial at a
Court to be held in and for said County.
commencing September 25, 1876:
Nancy Dale ct al VS.. Robin
son & Bonner Sep. 1876
|. Elizabeth Geer VS. II. C. Scott
ct al "a Feb. 1871
Guthrie II May 1867
Cook 4s Dec. 1874
J. III. Derrickson ct al VS..
John Mcdonald ct al IA Dec. 1875
Mary NJ. Woodington dmrs
ct al VS.. James Shriver
Admrs ct al 10 May 1875
Geo. w. Dean VS.. j. III. Ding
man ct Al May 1875
Charles Murphy ct ux VS..
Thomas Porter 20 Sep. 1873
S. c. Sloan VS.. Geo. w. Dith-
ridge 4 Co. IA Sop. 1875
Darius Tobey VS.. Wood &
Falconer ct nj 0 Sep. 1875
John Becker VS.. j. ID. Hunt l6 Sep. 1876
Wallace Fleming VS.. John
Peterson, Executor IS Nav 1876
Jairus ID. w. Reck VS.. Par
Gus Copeland As May 1876
j, f. Overlander vs. Chas.
Hinton so Sep. 1876
J. G. Wolf ct ux VS.. j. Shaw
Key Sep. 1876
J. u. Root VS. Geo. Morgan 35 May 1876
j. a, Proper, Successor for
use VS.. j. w. H Reisinger
ct al Adlars 27 Nav 1876
Jesse Carson VS.. II. NJ. Car
son "a Sep. 1876
Dale ct al % Nav 1876
Freeman & Corbet VS.. Geo.
w. Dithridge & 60. A Feb, 1876
Jas. Harriott VS.. j.. G.. Ben.
ton ct al 10 Sep. 1876
Carson As Sep. 1876
Jared NJ Brush ct al for use
VS.. Hugh McNeal ct al l Dec, 1875
j. w. Fl. Reisinger ct al Ad-
mrs VS.. J. NJ. Kepler IL Feb. 1876
Geo. Morgan VS.. Il. n. Lacy "a Feb. 1876
Warren Savings Bank of
Warren, Pa. VS.. J. Cobb Il
Son 10 Nav IS76
Citizens National Bank of
Warren, Pa. VS.. j. Cobb IL
Son 20 Nav 1876
5. s. Holbrook ct al VS.. Sell
den Whitman 81 Sep. 1876
d. w. CLARK, Prothon0tary
Tionesta, Aug. 2S, 1876.
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American & Foreign
Patents.
Land Cases, warrants and
Scrip.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
tho u. S. General Land Office and Depart
ment of the Intirior. Private Land Claims,
Mining aud Pre-cmption Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended 20. Land Scrip
in 40, so, and 100 acre pieces for sake. This
Scrip is assignabie, and can be located in
tho name Of the purchaser upon any Gov
e1imont land subject to private entry, at
Sl.25 per aero. IL is of equal value with
Bounty Land Warrants. Send stamp TO
Gilmore & Co., for pamphlet of Instruc-
fiOn.
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Estate Notice.

Estate of Mary Dale deceased, late of
Tionesta Township, Forest county. Ali
persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having legal Claims against the same
will present them, without dely, in proper
order for settlement To
NANCY DAWSON, Administrative.
or MILES w. TATE, Atty,
June 20, 1S76.-l26 Tionesta, Pa