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New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE C0URTs.
BANK EXAMINER CALENDARS CASE.
TESTIMONY OF PRECEDENT STEVENSON OF TIL
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.

BANK EXAMINER CALENDARS CASE.
TESTIMONY OF PRECEDENT STEVENSON OF TIE
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
The examination of Bank Examiner Callen-
dar charged with receiving bribe Of 7seo0 from the
Ocean National Bank aud making false returns Of its
condition. was begun at the bank In question: yesterday
afternoon, before Commissioner Osborn though Of
tho morning newspapers makes tho curious assertion
that II began Tuesday and win continue 90 TO do
from time to time till the necessity osasess Columbus
g. Stevenson, President Of the bank, testified:
Mr. Calendar made examination OF the bank On the
% about % day and half n making the examination. for
which paid him tloo; he made written statement to
his report Mr. Caleudar stated that the bank was n
most harmonious and prosperous conanSn S non MI Ca
least two years. and has been its examiner during that
time have been resident Of hank alte year
cheeks M mVe wers shown which witness said were drawn
by Mr. Calendar and certified by the Ocean National Ha
m s oSe oans Sse
ties collateral for the checks they are nov In e
session Of the IN SSer banks in this
city was first employed in this bank IN iso az cashier
the report was made st the q the 6'aro 0'
Commissioner osbornI cannot sec how it is that the
bank should pay Mr.. Calendar Goe ior Gay ana n"n
President stevensOn-That account for by tne Iact
that the banks have 90 much more business ss
than tho banks country towns that the Examiner mas
much do sometimes he gets more than 300 ior
makiI out report; made loan t0 M. Caile1dat
t76,OOO; 1t however, but temporary one when
did not expect would last than two or three days
he gave security 1t IL seldom that this is done In any
bank; have never known bank to loan 80 much with
out any security Nr "ndar never made any exanl'
instion or fuI sbed part Of this banks CON
dition, to my knOwledp ill last Oct. and : ;
the Board Of Directors f'"v he had drawn CHI. checks
here and .iOt believe tney did not know that ho
had no depOets OF the directors who had been
Of home and wishing 70 know the exact
iaIcia condition OF the Bank, the report made at
lIs instance; from tie 4th Of October to the 18th OF
December pone Of the depositors came to me personally
to Inquire condition OF the bank securities
are worth all have loaned and more, too Mr. Cal
rndar examined the different items Of the statement O
the bank himself. and said they were correct
Adjourned till d. III. today.
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DECISIONS. DEC. ~.

SuyIcmc Court Chambers - Bv Judge CaItDzo.-
10 e William THE adayits prtsrnei u sh"s
interfering with Judge Bannds order Hsrl ast iiabrL
-Urler granted
Sur,m, Court LBy Jnge Van BTun.-FrerDsn
nrt The Long Island r. H. Co.-Ordcr granted
Surpri0r (Ourt-SDecid' Ierm-By Judge Freedman.
S,nb AIT Cor-Urd gsnt.d Bruce HoerL-lIder gIantd
Young AIT -Orcr granted Van Pelt sgt The T. Metallic
Boot motion PnE ag EhaDar
In tie matter the petition Of William Ehngeh-
order appointing gusrjnn granted e.,
BY Dt'pe-soe oi hhu!Lks
SPECIAL erm CLERK.
Common Pieds-Specidl 7eim-liy Judge Larre-
Hester ayt Sterus.-Jugm"D ordered Tor planih digger t
Of defendant opns Ssme act Same Motion TO
r,t Out answer McSorley set kunsenkr
ence ordered CrsnrMoton granted Hove Machine
Connany Johnson. Notion granted.
B, yud.t j. Daly.Shndeis sgt 'rowr-MoIon for nt" ins
grated. l.,
By judge Robinson Leslie Motion. for comm on With
sia, granted .. IL, --.
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Tpr BININGER BANKRUPTCY CASE
Ia. ..o.A dx...oI q Il min

Judoe Blatchford has rendered an opinion IN
.nsruptcy approving the action OF Register Williams
IN refusing to audit and pass the accounts presented by
John T. Bcecber a>signcc III tine Of Bninger d Goa
the second general mec ting OF the creditors March q?
IS7l This refusal t. based the ground that the Regis
stated To the creditors al that meeting that the
counts would he audited until the fnal meeting
Furthermore several of the creditors have made oral or
written objection 10 the accounts as presented 10y the
ii-~ nee. The counsel Of III them prepared
,d!nu.i sIn,uts III support of such objections.
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CHICAGO REAL ESTATE.

CHICAGO REAL ESTATE. .
The salcs OF real estate within seven miles op tno
Court during the year ending Dec a. ls as com
follows Sales 1859. 81 s6s, u.s. sales, 1870,
sales 1871 os6. From the above ngures " VIII po
seen that the business during the past nine months OF tne
present year were fully to those Of last and had not
the treat fire occurred the sales would no doubt nave
shown an increase over year. Directly after the
fire there Was complete stagnation In the MARKET snd
the sales for ve weeks only - large ~
those for the previous month and business has been
treInely dull ever since. There IL but little desirable
properly offered for SALE holders asking high prices SO
that although there is large amount VI Eastern ana
European capita seeking Investment N frstcass Ousi
ness property It 10 impossible to buy except at exorDi
tant prces The cold weather has CHECKED 6uiang oP
rations and but little progress has been msde du9 Tue
past two weeks. . L.. s.,u...
There 10 good demand to rent property for business
purposes and prices are Well sustained Inere eei
era desire among business men TO return 70 the oa
ness center fast budngs are completed 10 tno
burned district they occupied Renis 1os tS
property from 030 per cent higher than before tne
hre, and medium dwahns houses rent readily at an az
vance Of " per cent on old Prioes. Ihs advance IN
caused by the enhanced cost Of the new buildings
erected and must continue for periSa 40
a materials than the old, at largely increased cost
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s printed on large double sheet uki,y .i,,
pages oi FIX broad columns each contains all The i,
pOrtant Editorials published In T1U DAuY rpin,. 81 80.
except those Of merely local interest also Literary j
scienihc ln,egence; Reviews Of the most il terestinv
and important New Books the Letters from our I,.
corps OF correspondence the latest news received v
Telegraph from Washington and ali other parts of the
world summary oi al Important inellis sclce In this
city and elsewhere; synopsis OF the piOceediuv. ~,
Congress and State Legislature when In Session Porer
News; exclusive Reports Of the Proceedings of lie
Farmers Club Of the Amercan Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural infSr,n,.
ton essential 10 country resdents Veterinary Dcut
ment Stock Financial Cattle, Dry Goods and (;siera,
Market Reports making IT, both for variety and com
pleehess, altogether the most valuable and
Instructive WEEKLY NEwsPAPER published In the world
The Full Reports Of the American IDsfinfe Farmers;
I' ana the various Agricultural REPORTS I'm each nun
ber are richly worth years sulscrpiiou
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TIE iULLlr HIALTB-sLIG INCREASE OF
sMALLPOX.

ihe SANITARY Committee reported to the
1" iieafh. ycs'trday, that the streets in the city
I. I'aL'C ly iAt strcet CleanDg Contractor fipn
~, ,.,, Dee .S copy "f the report was ordered to
nh' as Street CIeanins Commission. rhe C,v
d,ss,,s du-se'or reported increase Of contagious
the Roman C.,@af pat week. Among the children in
,.... Of uea,Is. Orphan Asylum there have been 100
81 nnsr, Coor., nney attached to the 1nanufaetory
ct. was comp famed eed. al No East Twenty third
hna u Wa. ordered th nuisance TO the Lborhood
w!ed AaLy persons We chimney should be rrsur'
dfr OF the Board with reng taken 70 the or.
ha. ben made which Ssnse 70 cellars new survey
t,"n' % III "sh condition. oht oS were In good
~. ~. ,.usly .lgned petition II unoccuped
nh g Nos 81 and snsi ss tss se
Ibspee,Or A'e'erred the civ Ssnt,a W.
~ Communication was rec4, we'd ,,o
laucs s o s Oh canada s.tDr Tor oe Department
k"soa "a Sss.1 sa.'s,y Gnan oS%,st S,apHiO p H.
Hes,unod uodtf tie orders Of the M,,rn,s sixtbave in |
mot vet ur", rejected the Board holei%s Board Of
were subnitted S'""'e Statistic. of
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COURT BUSINESS DURING 1871.
IN TIE L. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

In the Common Law Branch of this Court,
Lewis b. Woodruff Judge, IS suits were begun during
1911 exclusive Of eases under the Internal Revenue act
and against the Collector Of the Port for alleged illegal
exacons of duties 81 were tried and disposed Of and
II discontinued In the Equity Branch S37 suits were
SGch c we're r granted and denied or the equity suits
Il were discontinued ln Admiralty, Oh appeal from the
District Court weTe m ag~ were bronrh
and appeals wee taken TO the supreme Court oI tnc
United states T. the Criminal Branch, u indictments
mere found and "A tried and disposed Of Commissions
ers White Stiwcll and Shields have issued during the
year ly7 warrants for various ohenses.
IN THE q. s. DISTRICT COURT.
In this Court-Samucl BlatchfOrd, Judge
diug 1911 272 admiralty, revenue, and internal revenue
suits were begun Of which llG have been finally disposed
Of On the common and equity sde u suits were nst
tutcd OF which &c were sett d. In the United States
District Court in Bankruptcy the total nnInbrr on m net
tious, voluntary and involuntary, hed SINCE June s6
n,a,y w tGs mel ed IA W ISL io involuntary petitions
3.G voluntary and involuntary petitions, adJudcailor.
in involuntary cases lG5 discharges S'eG o. III. nssa az
pending and undetermined. 146 Commissioners Betts
and Osborn have issued during the year lo6 warrants
Nichohs T. Hayes OF the t. r Dstrict-Atiorhey
Office reports thai IA Custom House bond SUITS have
been instituted durIng lTl: that $40 nave Deeh hscoh-
tihued, and that ,ln are still l"ndlng.
IN TIE Ql EENs COUNTY COURTS.
The following civil and criminal business
va. DISPOSED of III the Queen, County Court aud Court
of Sessions and in the Court special Sessions during
the year 1871:
Persons indicted 20: convicted trial g Jury disa
greed. .; acquitted tral. =; convicted on eoniesslo
jail 13; discharged bv order Of the Court 81; hoile
prosequi entered ~. III Cou1 to- ." SeSS'onS h
Trials In Supreme Court a judgments Of foreclosure
and sale, CO; Judgment of dyorcc,l proceedings i"f
taking land by railroad companies, 80 ,.,,.,,,.,
Trials County Court. S Judgments foreclosure ana
sale, attachments Issued ld Orders granted; a. ap
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CorRT CAIBNpARs-ru. pAu.

COrRT CALRkDAHS-Tan DAI
SrpRKsK COrKT-CnABBkhs-tAkpoLO, J-Opts ~ " q m
Calendar called al 70 m.
ST. .HoiDah ag. MciieuTy. al BinshI AZ DfdAAiL
S. .Ralart sgt. McIlenry. lIH DeToe ag' S,oct
lU Jusib ay. Jush M iMyeI EI ntneE
49, MclIenry sg. Hazard. it''"e eeh AT hsh
lap Muusel Spratt
Orkn Asp TKKHISgR-IsGEAHAH j. - -
J.ns Clancy obbuy Charles 1hApAs Brsuu John OCon
ao robbery; John Bo,. burglary Cornelius ODon0r burglary
Jnm. tlr Charles william Burns burglary John Drale
busry Bdwn Fshsr bsssyi BesniA Glr is!oa.o~ s,s.u
and hy Daniel ionovau feonous assault aud battery James
Ward rsd rsny George Wie hrceny from e person; Michael
Nolan larceny the peon John G Wolfe receiving stolen soo
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

~ n sasu.s teelssa hsu " III sf aYAste and osp
tsetSsr ts1 eM Of vhoepne ese6h hsp ~ .a1 q pvS
vs Ssa sA 1bes tve teaAA sa rensst s ~ nsn
sas s;ve death: wsrsas. psthits pe.os;a s Hs .
If m The local respiratory afsctops ncrsAe Inc v
e.uss Cssps hss visited se3 bss SOD performed s vs'rin-
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sSesenes In ne tsss ss o. ssd e support Of ~S,on
:ss <. no: begun to die
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p1SSENGERS SAILED.

vop r,ypppOoi In ,t.sm.bp Cubs Dee y7-Mu W. Tsrbr
wh,sorh o. wosi. ss'r, Es..: G. ssst5 H. ~
h,pit j. iias j. Oshistos Va 0sriuss Mr. aM hn wsik
Mis-. Ws,s aud heud MA HLtson NJ ind nL htSwn
esr and M. w. NJ kv.ns NJ. E'r. w. k's"; a:,
M,rshal H. ssnurlson WIN. Bodget. H. dilsple. T. u.
Care. n. Lster r. Lsrne De vep Allen. .
FOR LtVKRPOOI--In steamship Wyonse Dea III aha nn
r. child and ,rrv.s NJ ed hr hsn x.rs'' re-
Wirman Hds sssr Dorshas ANDREW Wyhs '" sfo's
Wn. Hsll W. {. 0srsaeA, Hidssy Bimnoas
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Mf10ATURD ALuAnAd

SIN nsss.,. 793 Sun au....., l;U Moon hses tM
Bton vASva vAf-Aa
sasdy Hsoh.... AU 0ovs isasA Si2 Hsn Gate fessv ll
WAfhl
Sandy HeeL.... G3 0evs Isasd &A Hall 0ae Fsy IL ~
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REAL ESTATE.
Nsw.YoRx, Wednesday Dec. n. ls7

NBWYoRx, Wednesday Dec. II. lHl.
No transactions Of public interest took place
At the Exchange today and the room was deserted oy
dealers. For to-woYrow several legal sales are an.
nouneed, but they VIII probably b postponed unui
after New.Yesr's At the onees Of tho leading sgens
business 10 dull - V usual during holiday week p'
there IL more cheerful feeling and hopes OF specuia
tiys demand ne 1t month.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

lht "tkhLf JEii'NE for fhis week il ready ihis
'noiIhIe' and Contains IN addition 10 lie general news
| ~ Ii.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

FIRST FACE.
Editorial Notes.
Foreign News.
miscellaneous News.
New York Cl.y News
w ashin etoIi.
Tie Ku-klux.
sLCOND PACE.
Walking TO the station.
New Publication.
ClIanllng's Wandercr.
Lon leilOw's 'ChrlstLs.
Chldreb's Books.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
HE Puritan Lady's Bal.
lad.
The Christ Of To-day.
Personal.
Chicago.
The Ku-kluX.
Humorous.
General Notes.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
49,.
Christmas.
Rfverdy johnson OIL
the ku-kluA.
A Good Example.
Relative Strength Of
Parties.
IRON in the United
States.
Civil Service Reform.
Political.
FIFTH PAGE.
XLHd CODgrcss-Sec0nd
hessiOn.
Convention Of WOOl-Gr0w.
ers and Manufacturers,
Tweed IA Fugitive.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
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TRAINs LRAvg NEw.YoRK


TRAINS LEAVE NEw.IoRk
tErn J:.s 40 $50 and tEIj D. IN ~
m 3:.5. <1, and $50
4N (EI) 500 6:10 and tEI) pm.
For Dsnen. :, 3, II. a. ~ &<3 30, 3:W and 6Np
For stanford (EI - lO ms l2l3 tEx) El5. (IH 3<5.
I3otEI) AS, $50. $50. rs Q lEIl p N:
as $50 SO lisp
Boston via both Springfield Line ami shore ore L,ne ,
. CONNECIiNS ThAlsN
For Bo'.oo wa sspnns6eh a M and p IL
r H.mford a. snS Isrs s,ss ~ Ina @ and pm
p M to SousrsI ''' "''''' Vt" H. 1917
y .s:sTt r,,sSt. ,sa rl s:. Sd %
:, 70 Me-" Loaaoo sad Nor.ss d. D. M
nn,nn nS S 0a rfn Wii.wSa,SS nv MS,'A'p''h "1"''
p Fcw.H.y nisdItow. and wiin,nte Railroad t LneJ
T. T., -. sa.. :; 3 r., a.,...a 8. n .a,,n
SS: Nsy., s.ss and lis Is Isd Is S''"
s,G: r. s IS' % rn .pa ais.
sy :. n. Aaa and i'en p n = Tram. s .'.< -
III, pssSs 81 the and New Haven r.
a. ,iso Al The OGess Of he New Yorh Transfer
,a, RIos.s, No. ~ Broadway and No Court Brootyn
nccs can have their b4gEs
~ - .s.S ..aa.nes 70 dssiu,uo. JAMES H. HOYT. supl
NV. :, ,y,S,nx
NEW-GORk CENIKAL AMI hUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Connenei| hCndav Nov y is'l
Trossh rrns will ksvs from New Dsp" Isasv~ md FeH''
sesssdst ,,,... 40. u.,,.., r,r,... ,.,, n,.,,,, ear.
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0itp Real Gsiaie for Bale.

A LARGE first-class PROPERTY and I'M
IA PROvEMENTSPpest location Union square, for
low pnes desirable Property and Bosdw .od tavs
W. p. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM 0LAS0OW-Is stsswshiD Bursps, Dec T-A1eAN NJ
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for a COUNTRY
REsIDENCR high stoop front HOUSES com
plete with all improvements neN Prospect Pare
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PRICE FIVE CES1H.

. FOk bALE By ALL NEWshEH
ny iDa'', VI per year. Terms cash In advance. Ad
~'oss TIE TRIBUNE, New York,
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STEAMBOATS, atb Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED. AND coMFoRT.
r. s:: s.:: n::ss' e;; s::s:: :s:s '..
;s dit p.ss ds soI r. NV ~ aaseA ass.s"
S''' '' % s9Tssi. ss s+7 ,, ......,.,
r. t s;::: ~ .s't. -
e Ss -, T. si-i : : s:s s.sa % =
North River ~ -" ''" " "@''' TX sHOKT jr, Asest
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvrDENcr. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Ss 4: sS:FSs "a; !: SsS$iSEss SsSSSssSE e ::
, s s s e. s 4: % @ - s:
I s v.sy .: sis S % %
Pbsh and the West whost change can also " C'b. Penn
.' .'' lEf:S$$: 5'sE gss.EsraHs e 5Hs VEST
F;%ss.. G E..op B,s;" .; M.Ss ss.1 wn.'
o".ad :, iss % s's:rss s: @ ~ Carmel h''''''
81 nPo EsssOs COnnse" Junction with DEL Lack and Wet
as: &: s.s avg ss: %
f:ss Err" ' A'''' "
ss ss wy TIs. n., aSs sSS'IS E,.::, ..o-. x.s c
n; fs'l; s ss.ss e.anS' r.'s:'S'
'aRnP's RP Srfs; rSs;I%s p.iss.s ss.assn''a' &c
Ss I L.l!S x'' for An'''0s' and c.'.''aa'' " Philips
| ton with Del. I.sI .nd West
::SSSny1Tsss :sSSnyoI sss::I. s:TfI.l'' and Elem Hs'''
to: s:: sis S..:. e." .s s and '
sR n.-Eor sonsr'!ls
,ss sisss 20; s:-sss'yig;sS1 y.'ss.s 1r'' P'lH''''s
Por Ehs.b..h ~ 500 500 60 7;is ~ co. 80 ses eis
.ss ls - So ,s . s 1 e. 4 's IS Ts 's s'
Ts... er os.sd the oes Of p. c.et. R.;
hotels and as'ss osss' 10 Ss"To f RcKsR s.,....s...
H.P BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- - ERN RAILROAD
BROAD S2Si SfI a's:s We: s:S.:Ss
WSiSR ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY, November a0
1.o.S SAUSE TsS Dss.;s: ss
.s .xss b..4 s R4 s.s:s Das @ .s
r for @ .n and s.,S % ,s Bend ss BsS.n s
and 0'-eso and Ron With L.hsh Valley for all points
lyHeM VALLEY EXPRESS .ss: MORN,
.s r.s S 'Gsi I s Ms s. wit. e. Ss, .S f,sA .s. fhpiS'R
Bethlehem MAJ Chunh w,lkesbare kestins and
800 p BROAD GAuGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
Boonton directly "a s1suton bnqbamon wout
change Of cars stopping pnhcps stations Connecth at Dover ~1
Chester r. 4.
I0 FASrOy EXPRESS with Chester r.
r. Waterloo with Il. Eaton With L. v. K for
Bethlehem. Alert"wn Resi'ne Harrisburg and he West
$40 CkETTSTOwN MAIL, ~i4 Boonou Chester
and Railroads
$40 TO-. UOvLa FXPRE'S.
For doRRsl OWN H1:ls slc ms l'oo 2:'o $40 Hlo,
for SUNNI and intermediate $50 7:.7:1 9lo Oo
IN p i:1O. 300 and 80
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANsE 6O 7i5. slo 800 1910
sni 20 H. l:l0 2:S JW fZo +S' ':P o'' wv 90" ''''
slr Sv&walsK ns:T 7l5 7S g." slo, $40 1910 1870,
l.oO i'm and 'llo 100 'O $40 $40. $50 4l0,
.,oo "a ia 20 500 s:2n $3.50 95 and
li.1 D. w Trans msrsed stop at East New.rt. n
I.,yr New 70 BLOOMPkLD and MOSICLAIk, a. ~
90 and II go a 2.,O. JSl $40 t:lO aud D.
ID, Superln
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.STH-AVE-NO. 615, new elegant HOUSE, AK
- 65r rrt.n,ob s.o Nos az 7 and 7l3 6hsve so two
egant HOUSES 61t fronting the Parh (k1'
ehsns, in usrtI ". p. SEYMOUR,
~Ae''"tN"I Rroad
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Menu Jersep Real Gstate for Sale.

AT NEW BRUNSWICK, N. D., prominent
GROCERY STORE and DIV Filing " positively
IN perfect complete; fine stOc goods
Included rented Ses for $1,000. worth $1,000 Fall par
tcuar Of STANLEY FERGUSON, sl Broadway cor John NJ "
Room
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Sales bD Aartion


A. MERwIS, AnctoueeL
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
- Books Works Of Art PsncJ Goods Furntore &c
WEDNESDAY nre n and two folos'.E day. r a. ? 10.
BALE Of aesible BOOKS Including STANDARD WORKS in yarons
department-the DRAMA AMERICANA scarce PAMPHLETS tt
Illuminated WORKS and fne PORTRAITS and other
iRSTS 70, illustrating INrlNGs FRAMES aud PAkRs
EEO. a. LEAEITT d Co. QatP Leavitt,
~ srebeigh Co Clinton Hall Asierpare For the SALE BY
Auction Of BKARrs CoILroxs Of Books PAisTSG and all
kinds Of LifERAKY PRorrKru
WILL be SOLD at public auction on the
2h day December o'clock thr ward Of the South SIDE
Railroad Depot Bu'i slcs and Jclnstor't
aerfu STEAM DUMMY ENGINE nearly sale posi-
hve f,rns made inown al the salr 1 W bOlGLAs Sspt
)Sn OIL PAINTINGS,
sJV from and sold for account of consienes
aanps by Goilmnet T"yon Dnrrr. Sauvsg
lieloun. Aurv Ward Augr Bensrd CouourtI Ferret Drmr
Vson Ftneche Gou;er Dcsht Lr Brun sc Nc Also
Copes from MesoDer Rosa Benru Bopehr 49, 9 snd c0pn'
ing Flower Pieces Street Scenes Cattle Pieces 'on"l
Figure Pieces damaged by importation The Whole
what will bring without or in
itaton thr CLINTON HALL MALE ROOMS TIL RsDAf and
FRIDAY ~ ENINGS Dec 20 aud 20 at y ocoe Nov tIhibi
tou nj ibe Clinton Hall Sale Rooms GEO A. LFAvTTT Co.
Clinton Hall Astor place New-foh
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OTIS in HARLEM for SALE-Desirable
po embracing 5th 9Th th 8h aud Madisonsves;
l3thst also the anea Plots on hsve,
Bouleyard lbsrs,in,l W.P SEYMOUR
-~-.~'N.. NoNo-.~| HrasAx
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.
Iaaeas Sts,n EewYok Of Tweuty seenthst AID
Iouthave. Entrance Twenty Seventlst
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A -1lGTH.ST. 200 feet wide) three LOTS
IAs Ninth overlooking Momins SIDE Park o SALE
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anil ffouune tLe ParA; ". ?. SEYMOUR,
III Broadway.
SGTH-ST., near 5th-aye.-An elegant full
~ d oop brownstOne HOUSE for SALE cheap DO on
b+u, 81 SD, 18th, 4Id 18th, And JLsS pear oh ave
W. p. SEYMOUR. III Broadway.
&'() KIM "A FINE brown. stone HOUSE,
VD@.DOUs 4 stohes, high motp HI3sl0o' superior oner
Madison Murray Hill Pee low Po:,ession
May 1871 WP SEYMOUR III broD'wy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

STH-AVE., above 46tb- st.-TwO fine LOIS
- and fer, front pnc- very favorable Aho The kne
Come. Plots Single Lots 3th sni Madison beo
AMI foutns tLe P,rs; W. r. SEYMOUR,
sIrar
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-06-03
\ Chapter of Fncts.

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In such proportions IA to produces proparns
ton which invigoratos without exciting tho
general system. and tones, regulates and
cont rolls tho stomach. the bowels, the hvcr,
md tho minor secretivc organs.
What this great restorative will do must
t,o gathered from what it has done. Tho
caae OF disrensia, or any othor form OF indi-
gcstion, in which 1. hi,s been persistently
administered without efIoH,ing ratiicn!
cure, Is yet to he heard from. and the snlnc
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toni foyer. nervous affections, general debil-
ity, constipation, sick headache mental dis
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-06-03
Weather and CrOna.

This ms so far been one OF the most
remarkable Springs in the history OF
this country, The month OF May ia
generally considered mild and lnlnb-
like, but this May OF 1871 is remark
able for rain, hail and storms Tho
rain has been falling for one month
almost constsntIy-not thosc mild
spring showers TINT cool the air and
make ono feet glad, but perfect .traal,
movers These mcnCfous rains have
been accompanied with hail and storms;
now and then, with these, would come
ono OF those twisting, whiriiGig hur-
rfcane- that FRUSTRATED everything in
its march.
The effect Of these rains has been to