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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-14
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

DM Among the great
!. |. !:
&&AAMM discoveries of modern
ErcV ~ ESasYS3s1zs science, few are Of
kv3g3 "a .%IAbs more real value to
ETT72@1 N@sM mankind than this eff
HNaLWH ~ fectual remedy for all
NIX y diseases of the Throat
> Xxx 2 and Lungs. A vast
@ AsA n trial of its virtues,
E/4AAAH throughout this and
ENfiEEMi other countries, has
cSzs.ss.lsssEY shown that it does
surely and et1ectually
control them. The testimony of our best cit-
zcns, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases Of COnsump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
" known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
leyed were they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rc.y for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the iorerunnerS OF more serious disease, it saves
uunumbered lives, and an amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack OF Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met ut first, but which become
iucurable and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and If is unwise to
be without it. As safeguard 10 children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Caest of childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred ON them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and notwithstanding sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious. and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. Ii may be confidently re-
lied upon possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED By
Dr.. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Crane brigham. and Reiington, Hostetter Co.. Sal
Francisco, Wholesale Agents.
Sept. 9, 1SI-1y
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-14
DR.. Julien Perrault,

Doctor Of Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris.
Graduate Of the Univer.ity Queens
College," in Canada, mud Physician OF
the 80. John Bapiiste Society of sam
Francisco.
Dr. Perrault has the pleasure to inform his
old patients and others seeking C0nfidem tinl Med.
ical Advice, that lie he consulted daily at his Of
flee. No. 502 Montgomery Street. northeast corner Of
Sacramento Street. San Francisco; Rooms g. 10 and IL,
FIRST floor
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-14
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Cram brigham. and Redington, Hostetter Co., sar
Francisco, Wholesale Agents.
Sept. 9, 1S7I-1y
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-14

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
tectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
SI,ral,- onI aflact,,aii,-
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-14

WIZ. G, RUpoRrr. Sec |. III. Co. No. ..
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
ORANGE VALLEY,
- hnaNeAsA ASsefArp


special train OF ami elegant will ave foot Of
Barclay and CHRISTOPHER Streets Delaware Lackwanna
Western Railroad Morris and Essex Divson) ~ O'CLOCK
A. NJ OF proceeding directly 10 the ground In about
nfty minutes lstopping at Newark only.
Orange Valley 10 elevated lao feet above theSea, and
renowned for It's salubrity Its proximity to city, the
high character OF s people, and its welsarnd rcpuia,
ton for healthfulness combine 70 render Crane In6
desirable suburb q New York, and is na extrava-
value the most favored portion or New FORK c,ty
They moderate IN price the terms Of payment are
rapidly increasing population OF he best charace 1hc sale
wf commence upon the ground a. O'clock precisely.
Portable home at moderate price, IN neighp.rbood the
character Of which guaranteed by the improemcnts
ready and by the restrictions imposed upon land
the neahporhood The streets fifty feet side hand
somey graded and has been introduced av
On the same day, and Immediately Thereafter,
THIRTY.THREE VILLA PLOTS
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

- sell this day. at O'Clock ct No East Ninth street,
general assortment Of Wines and Liquors. By orlee
Matthew T. brennan, Sheriff; John Giennon, Deputy
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

nnLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
M office No; 9 City Hall place, New York,
will sell this dav l0x O'clock the Stock Fixtures Of
the Barroom 4S Fulton Brooxyn the olympic
Theatre, splcn I'D COunters English Ale Pump walnut
Chairs and Tables 1lass &C. also 6ne assortmenk
Of Household Furniture Cottage Suits, Carpets, OcIoth,
Bedding, &c. No postponement
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

rT,O BIZ SOLD BY AUCTION OCTOBER 10 AT 2l2 Full
ton street. New York. all Goods left for debt before o.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

commencing n lOH o'clock,
all the elegant and plain Household Furniture contained
private residence 1870 West street near Sixth
avenue comprisang m.Enacs1 ~ octave rch rosewood
ceres, Bookcases 500 Books velvet Carpets Bronzes OH
PAintings &C. rich Bedroom Suits rosewood and wal.
nut with Bedding complete. IA rooms; Buffet Extension
Table Side and Centre Tables Chairs China, Silver Glass
residence, in lots regardless Of cost N BResponsble
attendance to pack cart goods for
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
IA Over 900 worth and over $40 lots Of
Magnificent Household Furniture, Carpets, Panoorte Mir
ut public auction to the highest bidder.
This (SATURDAY) morning. October 2, at II ofc'ock
At tive story brown mansion so2 West Forty sscond
street, between Seventh and Eighth
Velvet Brussels. Medallion Carpets magnificent
wood ~ octave Panotortes rich Paror suits,
with the richest description Of sasin brocste, silk and
plain reps Etagers. Aors Curtains Painting Bron1es
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Washsanas Commodes sprig
and hair Mattresses Bedding Lounges SOFAS, Rockers.
Table, Dining Chars China Tea and Dinner Sets. Gu.
Crystal Glass; China and SverwarU Cutlery servants
Furniture paries wishing to attend the sale lake sixth.
Seventh Eighth Responsible in attend
ance to cart or pack goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
Anpnxtta. Montrnaa

opposite. Monrose,
at elevation OF 400 TO 60 feet tide This tract
Hes thirteen and half niles from New ovk SOUTH
east and receives the breezes OF from ir Atlantic
n.er bs he mountain s fo Il asoos yss mnas Q,
iasmn and all the ma aous diseases that act neigh
borhood OF s Sew YORK generally, ani 10 - healthy
lar 70 and one and half mile south from Lswcllyn
Park, OF 700 acres widely known the Attractive and
schools churches and shops OF Orange Here sre be
wooded villa Sites varying 10 size from half four
or aI acres charminriy diversified decdu1is and
evergreen trees and commanding extensive and
views from the Highlands Hudson 10 the Ichhnds OF
fayent, over the cities of Now York, Brooklyn Nwark
and hundred towns and villages and the pay and hsbor Of
This tract admirably adapted BY nature for gen,lmens
York, considering It's accessibility ia beauty ns hethful
nga is positively healthy Orange Mountain 10 ts trus
Should sale will take place the Air day
For exact maps Of neEhborhood, of reaching the
and the villa pois the mountain, and for free es 6y
special train, apply TO !. 8 HASKELL LioraH building.
2Ssfs hAzahb H4sKE1 yn ia sfs.a;. ss ls fS:
The area embraced in this sale exceeds soo cyos Esh-
teen trains each way daily.
.JAcoB BooAnT, ,;;'s AEcrI%SEEE n.Y assa.., ,.
~ nv o'clock. ., The auction rooms No. NershvnlAm st.
1.....u, a.u... ", spec,si sSea rrrs,n.. ,a:i
IAnderman seven octave rosewood Piano.
y 2Msntel Gasaea. Pier Glass.
elegant cacs waOu, sss ss,,.sn y Centre Tab
black walnut Hat Stand, Brussels CarpetA
Also general aasorsmen Of Pa!os, Bedroom @ Kitchen
purn5c Two Old Pianos, Iron sAfs' Looking snv"
Also Marshal. sale show case. lot RbbonA sAids vss,
&C. BY order OF the narshsi.
TACoB Bo0ART AucTIONlEh-.MARsHA sAL1-
sDoaseA 40 John. y. hALAhAn AnsSsAsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
CIVIL. NOTES

Saturday, Jan. 2S 1871, will be the last Gay
for fling notes of issue for theaGeneral. special an"
Trial Term OF the Superior Court for February
Judge Pratt, sitting in the Kings county
Supreme Court Special Term yesterday ihorhns iei'
dcred decision in the matter OF the appeatiIu ~
Frederick Cocheu aCt The Grand-st anu tsoMoM or
road Company directing that the recent eeSon no pr
DirectorS he set aside and a new election held The
case is 10 be appealed 10 the General Ierm
.Judce Blatchford has granted, on the appli-
cation Of lanes Alden rs pettonng creditor an inunc-
,i ,ist the managers Of the Boston, Hartford and
r 12oroad and all persons having possession or CON
fi of its pr1pcrv. restraining them from interfering
th.rb or making transfer or disposition thereof
until .he further order of the Court and such injunction
has been served upon the Receiver of the Road
Mary Iadd sued Bernard Clark in the Circuit
Cour Of Kings County 5000 which she claims
she paid defendant June 1862 for Of andn Wis
consn receiving from him deed containing the usual
covenant that Clark had good title at the time OF the
conveyance. She claims that he did not have good
title and that she has been able 20 get possession
al the land. verdict rendered for the palntn Tor
he fun amount claimed, with interest.
In the United States District Court, yester-
dav the evidence closed in the Of the steamer
Norwalk act. the tugboat James Roy. Arguments in
the case will be made to-day Wrs OF attachments in
the following also returned served: Thomas
Harris act The bark StantOi-Caim for damages $40
Melchior Felia agt. The schooner Electric Spark
breach contract claim 5000 T.. COrsen and others agt
TIE Steamboat WyOming-Clam for towage $1,000
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DFCISIONs-JAN 30.

SuDrerrc Court GrmberS-By Judge Sutherland
Johns g doad with costs 10 abide event ts
de-r with zln costs I soe agt la-
f.eu-Moton granted; orto be- fcIed notice t1AR 'I "a
r Motion rel with % y. Bsnz sgt =. Bentz-Mo1on
'.i "a ~ Viiuann rgr W'manr-Rcrort % referee
. m us1ert granted Perez l1whonon oenel
.rt costs 10 either p.rtf Pohz EessMoon granted
.r AIT Pcserng-Mouoa vGcate orle OF arrest granted
+ c.-s - eer nartg. re- the matter Of the application Of
5trv Llu-Orlr- granted Jacob bice sgL Mar T. hoe
V rei without costs Lu.,sr a- McBrdeIhe nouou mus
b.. --lI s.-1-- att rra1Notou granted, with $40 costs 70
a NJ me act1; crr 20 be seitel o. lohe
III - Cstr Motion vntel with $40 costs Stout ag Stout
~ ~ irol- o.. a'i merits. Gage sgt Ruston-
Motion rrsu; orier se notice Baea t Asher-Motion
81 Jae In.ral4m-. y. A. N. Conover-Moton
rr1fteL
b jake Ei7Bey EFT SleerModo1 grartel' or er 70 he
Alien SIltNel1It4 20! counsel watson
ass. 8lhco-s- Motion l.uiei. with .tare 10 releE.
Superior CoUrt-NDetci ICm-By judge Barbour
Is Lch Hsuir Paic Ns 5. Co, Go.lerser ag- Van
aros Do-. er 60 a. sci rer ag ob1e- & a. ss-
l..i-.oarl .ss. Co.. Ne1ager J0lkeDr-er granted
lr Base Flcena AZ. atlantic MAJ 5. D. Co-Motou ir
" tlaI u eI so c3Te
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THE NEw.YORK BIBLE SOCIETY.

The New-York Bible Society, during the last
year. has issued about $500 volumes distributing them
mainly among seamen aud emigTanis. Three agents
Irish, German and Scandnavian-have been employed
TO meet emrants they landed at Castle Garden and
TO offer to each copy of the New Testament in
language over 10000 volumes have been distributed in
this way during the year. and &c 900 volumes have been
given TO- the same class through the captains of egant
ships. Two agents have been employed in the harbor,
who, in addition 10 supplying the wants OF American
seamen have placed copy OF the Bible in the apprO-
pirate language, in the cabins Of l37 Spanish French,
Portuguese and Italian vessels, and given also Tesla
men 10 each OF the sailors who could read Fortyeven
new steamers and vessels have received laTgeprint
Bibles for the Use 81 passengers
Through the agency OF the captains of 97 vessels 39s
Bibles in foreign languages have been circulated In Span
ISL Italian Mexican, and Brazilian ports. Foreign men
ofwar anchoing in the harbOr have also been supplied
with Protestant literature and early in the 435 BIZ
bles and TesameDts distributed among the crews
Of the Spanish feet OF gunboat Three agents have been
employed exclusively for the French and the Ger
mans, in systematic visitation OF the city, house by
house selling the Bible AT cost and giving copies TO dcs
tute families. About $3.50 visits OF this nature have
been made, and l05S7 publications have been distributed
The Society has also given 152l volumes To the inmates
OF prisons and asylums 337 volumes 10 mission sunday
schools and l3 Bibles to the prOpretors OF hotels for
the of guests The total receipts were s2307 49, OF
which S9l08 " paid 10 the American Bible society
for general purposes and $Oi3l II expended III the
peculiar work of the Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
CRIMINAL COURTS.

A. the Essex Market Police Court Henry Josky of
~ Gmat VS. oHm;ted yesierca on charge Of emse,-
,, breaking The jaw q John Robinson, with blow Of bic
fFrL LuhT lel ior stealing so from Bertha Perusa Of No.
a. Has:tr-st
Lewis W. Van Eaton. the forger, who arrived on
sunisy Nea-Orns the custody OF Detective sampson
try cmuci Ply Jsee b0sng to lie as TO await an GAMMA,
rnue p o-c check FOR $op bat as several much more
tur1ei d, to the eity authorities.
In the Court of General Sessions. before Judge
BsI yr James Winters charged " tn assault and baiery
iron CALI ad -Four other ruans who entered k lquor
Tcatass, and ourthst Avg 20 1870 acquitted
Davis rel WITH fetng Gre % The premises at SHa'e ana twenty
n t CA rs night was postponed On account Of irregularities
q ;ae alicI1,nt
JOSH Hart. a low comedian, appeared before JUS
preferred complaint Of libel arains, CaudVe Whitney propHeor
sr.esr j ~. M-1 I-edlls day connecting upon
evidence an Of lon icI divorce nlel y MI hsr. N
fo- t.c aIre.t Of tie accused.
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday. Justice
ios eoHmt joan shaw jane, aae Thomas o hot4s,n ana
Irrt no - Ps Tie accused ,ad that tie7 found the proTer
lus doorway o. Mr Johnn apartment sni believing that II
been stolen Sw sent 70 oo for policeman He eond not
OEc.r Burkc with tie and arrested them
The German Terpsichore Club were enjoying a
e,uoe yeieo- morning IN ~. G oss Ehsa about SeS.s
~, ,tr s $3.50 = o I'm, J,soTS Rrpe 'ei them Gown The
Bo tuned hcA AM stabbed Buher with large knife IN the night
Tie police h Seventeenth Penci arrested Boc and yes
Court AID committed FOR examination uhrs wound being pronounced
At the jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
Conkng Society for the Prevention OF Cratg Animals
tr, with Butler Whiting yoaae man Of respectable apIaTanc
r.o1er him lip Justice Sh-niey asked tha Wa al ne
whiting Then turning Conkhug Justice said. This h
second ron have made IN unvaiair arrest ana you .l
tan POLITELY"
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YRw-YORk.........................JAs

PORT OF NEWBORN. %
CLEARED.
MERMAID Weller Rio de Jsnero; Zol1c Niekeson
Havana: Franoouia Bragg Portland.
Shs-Buc Jacket simmons san Fanescoi Henry Pelham Or
Bs.ts-Jerre s Barker. Tgnlham savannah
a @ S.n ltiif Fien sTerar frrpia Nellie Owep,
Ssua Crez. Harriet iIIr.) McNabb, II JOHNS y. T.
W + TeiJ au Ssn Msu S 'u Se Tssn
Mnetta, Cocker Pensacola Fla Lote Beard COVel Mobile
Charleston NJ Bramba Stout Savannah Ida Bella Fischer,
Georgecsn Lote Ko Entcott Csrieni Porto Pssa Most
gome TruSo Turks Island; Clara Bell CunsbGTy, Jacks, hvl
Lucy Ames CARES Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship Victor. Gates New Orleans iodse. and pass
L. C. Knight johnson w aiugton and Alexandria mlse
Shp Igona (of St John B HAYES Iququ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND co,srwisE
Harry Lau1en Virginia. 4 P. Cr1mtr E'lmmore
r. a. W. White Virginia. Daniel Holmes, Bal. more
Julia A.. Baker. Virginia L. H. Hopkins, Ralinorc
Mahass2 Virginia / Il. p holSi1 rs, bil.more
Maria P.erou. Baltimore. JEANNE Sheppard Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~
BOsTON 23-Aged Norman, ron Phladtlphai
Gucl from View YORK Below At anchor IN fro"noo"n hauo'
NEwORIEANs Jan. 2lSae steamship 81 louis for NeV-iok
Arrived Scope conNs o Se Ts a from Rio for
or steamer Eeu g Terry from NrEberne for Newlos for
s ~ i sr sea- S8l The schooner J. G. G. CIls so Por
land for Georgetown, has arrived
FOREIGN PORTS
QrEEvsrovy Jan 2l.Auiye the steamer Wisconsin v Hams
Jan. H. for Liverpool AMI proc" I'd; steamer Cason'
MecEsu NwlOrA for L'epoo lan4el mails and passengers
ami proceeded.
DISASTERS.
L0vD0S Jan 2LThe brig Freeman, from Leih bound 70 rh
deI1 fs been wrec on the Holland Tie saved
NoHFoLK Va. 23Tbe schooner Redngton loaded WITH lime
her ooIe reported ashore south Of Cape Henry entirely dso'e
b e 18th The TIRE originated the cargo only part %
ma M jan 1.-The bark Bisck Brothers from Antwerp FOR
Pm adepha Saturday last Water Quarter Shoat
coming OF sunk Immediately The vessel total loss Ih
BooS Jan 3The schooner White Rover Downs which stared
poweh Bar sunday night The we're ssv 1ut badly o'
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arrival of their elowprsoners. resolution was
passed directing inquiry into the necessity expo
diency Of raising the salaries of Brooklyn policemen
proposed in bill lately introduced at Albany. The Con-
roer was directed 10 pay 70 the Brooklyn Art Associa
ton $1,000 for the support Of free school of design in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter Goa OF the
Laws ~ 1870 The Law Committee were directed 10
fer with the Corporation Counsel and II necessary
engage additional legal counsel TO in the defense
of the city In the suits of property 10 the
The Fire Commissioners directed 20 report to the
Board whether in their judgment IL necessary TO
increase the pay Of the members OF the force and the
Fire Marshal requested to furnish detailed report
as to the number of fires in each ward and that Of the
city, and whether the loss sustained was increased by
the tardy arrival OF the fire apparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. %. 1871.
ok Opened with an ample supply of

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. %. 1871.
The week opened with an ample supply OF
all classes OF horses Among the new arrivals, which
consisted mostly Of workhorses from Western Pennsyl-
yana Ohio and Michigan, also fine lot OF carriage
and road horses bred and reared in Monroe and Orleans
Counties, this State These were Pair OF bays is hands
and years pair OF black horses, is hands years.
pair OF sorrel horses 1872 hands, years one dap
Pile gray horse, 1873 hands years one bay horse iS
Bulls Head Market
Quite number Of horses bought to-day for city
railroad use and the usual prices but other sales
OF any consequence have taken place -
The regular sale Of horses and carriages viii be held at
Messrs Johnston & Van TasselPs Auction Mart, tomor-
row Tuesday,. the Gath inst.
limited number OF seighs were sold to-day at very
Low urices otherwise heard OF no business done az
the carriage repositories.
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printing
90 Ubom II nan Concern
Professional Notltes.

u u. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
y. ofmposnt sp.eslues 10 the sfaes,' Ate' oss.
Oaoe lIl Firtbs- ~ ThT1aV l. CIV Net'oes DeD'
it, SPECIAL and sensTsl d'ese az ~ n WI W.
ELECTRICITY, scientifically administered 10y
II D BAgRW became. fountain OF hralh anu 'lsoii u
,oeeiy sooes sgehnng pus reaEnats iorf nms ys we
sluggish functions Of LIZ and impArt rlrsta thl' MI ' "
suieet
DR. BARROW o1ce hour from ~ III AL fob w . ~
BToadssy KeS-York and iron ~ al ~ L"At'H' WAN
opyo.ite TesI VI CoaBly Court Loase, bIvyiln
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Gituaiions Uanie0--f females.

YOUNG LADY wishes to obtain a pO-
y on a. LADl'S COMPANION and Un be -lad o. Itel A.,
service EDN ENDAf IHtkSDA1 or ifiDAl
s wses kas; Fo eighth ST. between fib and Madison
GOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS at Mrs
" HIUS No. ~ Norokt, between lh'ngiOn
and Stanton-s's
THE YOUNG LADIES BRANCH of the La
L DIES CHRISTIAN UNION win suppl! families with tsicns
GOyFENESSbS TEACHES and SEANSrRbSSEN Apply between
II end - and ~ University place n cor Eeyrlh
EETANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w German Girl general housevork cook w1sifr st
ro1er; i wiling obhing best Of city reiereroes Gail at S
Bove-y First-lL
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n3 his first meeting Of creditors which held and
:, sieh an assignee appointed The Of said petition still
,,ur discharge dsoonnuance and while pending
H. hpkrupt Sled his petition in this matter Decem, 1870 and the
,,ne forth. and the creditors mentioned in boh
1ors Brah attending the FIRST meeting OF creditors s
the proceedings for choice Of assignee herein d
he pendeacy the former petition the ground Of rur an
of opinion that his objection wei taken An orr has also zen
entered staying further proceedings the matter with leave 70 p
ore ,eng vi
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

The foreign mails Jan. % IS and p follows:
A b IS the day before; and at IS
The day before and at 70 the day before and at t1o
p N. the day before
TUESDAY. JAN. "a
Nevonut md via Halifax " s. 1er
smslip Cty o. Bmore from Pier 49, ~ r. close al tie POst Ohce
& II b. m. steamship sails at Il NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board of Aldermen received cOmmu-
nication yesterday from the Police Commissioners set
ting forth the need Of a larger headquarters building
and a reply from the Fenian eIiles respectfully de-
Ginning the pronered Brooklyn reception until after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

T0NC TSTAND PAU ROAD

I ONU ISLAND KAILkUAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after MONDAY OCT "a 1870 Trains Will leave JaIeshp
follows:
s:jO a. u. Greenport and Sag Hsrbor
lO:l0 a. m. Nor,hpOr Way Train.
Hsrbor and Rerhead Express runs To 20 ufee
rort on SATURDAY nights.
400 D. n Sorhport Express -.
500 M Henpsead Way Train sip Saturday righS
600 ,. Norhpot Way Tram . .-.-- ,-p-.,-.
All trains connect al branch Hampstead SUNDAY rars for o'n
Glen Cove Locust valley Hckve Hurtingol en- Ngiot a'e
p,ia, =, ,rl6 J. D. BAiIJs. Supt.
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6ituations rUanic0-- mdlcs.

ITO BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES. NJ nc:
anted employment by middle aged AUecan man as NI1hl
ATCuNbS SURVEYOR
honesty sobrey equred uudoue m, la s'eh aelS
N' y. PRICE. Box III. Tribune once
yNANTED-A Situation as Manager on a
w bv without children who tas htl many
rear experience management Of 1se eas u En2i as,
Is acquainted with TIE ts Htihs
iproy nuts agrculurr stock raising &c &c he can Ne We
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