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The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
MELVILLE coTrEE. Register.
Application for Patent 80 I" Pi"ccr fai"-
IN. dInir.,. by Henry =. NInrombrr.


NI o,icc hereby given 10 all whom il NAV conrern
fAt application win he made ~ the United states
Government Henry 8 Mae ner. f,r Patent ~ the
following deScril,ad plsrpr Mining Claim. known the
Fnresa Mining c'an situqtea in the Browns Fla Min
ing District Tnoarnne cannv and Sa'e Ut Ci.orr IN.
being hon ,dei the NoT'h NV the Agricultural land
Claim nv y Gr,ncnv: the West nv Agricultural land
clair, hv Unknown Owners tnA Agricultural inht csin
Ell Nv Gallagter ard p. Jenkins; the south nv Agr
cultural land claim nv Frnend tkev and on the East
bv Aercptnril land claim NV " l. Ciowell and silva on
surveyed land rlv designated eliaws;
viz Tho Y. W. X afS W Il 40 acres aud W. 4 Of
n, FL ~ SW..L 10 acrrsl Is. W. u of y L of
ST " A. fln af-eSN aud v. " X nfS r x oS w II
10 arresA 9 W. 4 ofs FLatS ". Il fl0rr~esl y. y
l{ofs y ifs W. u 30 acresl and :. v. 4 rs. W 4
Of ! w u 10 scresl Section - Township M . North
Of Range East niahla Neran in the nistrc' of
Ianis subject to sale Tnei States Land nfc. Stock
ton California; and containing One HUNDRED Acres said
caira beng particularly described in the Diagram
hlei with said Anniicatinn.
All persons hldinc adverse claim the~e.o here
bv the hefre the Register and
Receiver of the United Ststrs Ta,d ofce stockton.
Canrnias WITHIN Ninety days from the date of posting
and public ttan hereof.
Sonara, spril 29th 1871.
HENRY S. MA1oMBER.
Nav t3.-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
MELVILLE coTTLE. Register.

Totie~ Is hereby given 10 wh n concern that
an anpiieatinn will h. AIDE rho United Sta'es
Government nv Nathaniel c1ark George Rattan. vnlh
er Robinson AMI ther reea for the following
desrri Oh placer Gold Mininr q i'm known tho Snrnc.
ftl Tanpering comranN's claim situate In Sp'tn"lief
Mining ns,tir in the nf Tnotnmne state Of Cali
f,rnis heing htnde' te Teith nv buds rlamed Nv
H. SehninrS Co. and colirA the Needle un claim. The
Past nv Town 81 rngReld and lands claimed hv i'
the South NV claim known - The joint St" rn"nellng
COMPANY. claimed nv ! Rici arts the West hv ri
cultural land And WARE particularly described fllaws
towt On surveyed laris being W y oi Y T. X afS
Il. X. IN sereS, Y W 4 nfS T.. of :. Il 10 acres
Y. u ~ y W. If : Il % acres; y. X ~ :. W. Il
ofS l. - - pcrcs X 80 Y. f. Il RS W Il. ~ arres
y 4 afS r. Il afS W. Il % nrres; all IN Section "
T,wn~hip No . Ner.h: Ranre - taf Mount niahlo Rase
anil Merien enpainns '0l ssii claim heinV
particularly described in the diagram led with said APP
pliratiep.
Az boiling adverse claim thereto here
bN required the hefere the Register and
Rccesver efthe United States land ~" At Stnckton. Cal
y,'a w'thia Ninety days from the date of posting ard
publication hereof.
Springfield, April 18th, ISL
APNrp pppn,
NATFI ANrrI CLARK,
GEORGE w. EsTTtN,
ROBERT ROBINSON.
Nav x -mcn
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
APPLICATION FL, MINING CLAIM
rvrvr Sr,Ty> I,vr orrwr,

INr~rn SSRTS> Avn tFFfcr,
stockton. California, February i1th, ISL.
MyeTFa'F> Is heree ~iven. that the klNtsAtO flint
! " MINING fnMnsNN. nv Lurin> Thompson. PreS-
dent has This aav fisi IN this neee Diagram Of the
Eiscaif Flat Mining ca aranvs Claim. stuatea IN and
rs- EAaif r7af ~ ne ~ Taelemnr state f Cat
trais Ssielsira heinv particularly described
o, the efiNia rst< and the W x offs u. -
r.. y. 4 ~ = W Il and : e. X ne Y ". Il of Section
No Seven f-l Tow, shin No Nnrih Range No Ffse'
(il Fast W. nishe Rsse and NesAisn Is fnilv set
fat'hin ssi diagram, Asa nre TIA. q is his ien,in
tenplv fNr pss~n, from the tne States for said Vine
with boundaries AxAl ssia diagram in
with the provisions ~ An Ar f CONGRESS- entitled
Act ~ aessaa' An Act ~rartnr ehe right af "a
Mitch and Canal the Puhlc LANDS for 9th
or rprr.ses sssrnrpvel July ath. A. n. iS-a.s
Az havsr adverse ciessss ~ said Niac Gle
th-r hicesis This eee within NINETY {al days from
the date Of this notice.
7. NyE. Register.
March 4.h, ls-f-sn
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
cnrp,,.r,ppur.

mr. DnTERTY has Just published an important paurh
embodving his and experiences in relation
TO Impotence Vrtv being short treatise Sperra-
tnrrhoa Seminal Weakness Ne and PHYSICAL De.
hitv consequent this Affection and other diseases Of
the Saxus Organs.
This little work contains information of the utmosk
val all whether married single aud will he sent
FREE ey mail receipt of SIX CENTS postage stamps
for return postage.
Address, w.K. DoHERTY, NJ D.
oc12 San Francisco Cal
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27

l0tlS contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
ton OF the country, that the public scarcely need to
be informed OF its virtues or uses.
Scroluous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant OF the organism undeilnines the tituton,
ana invites the attack of eneeh!ng fatal diseases,
without exciting sils rion OF its presence. Again,
it seems to breed ne' ton throughout the body, and
then, on son.e favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one other OF its hGeous forms, either the
surface or among the viials. In the latter, tuber-
cles NAV be suddenly dero tied in the lungs or
heart, CT tumorS formed in the liver, or 1t shows
its presence by eruptionS the skin or foul ulcer
atoms on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sonal use OF bottle of this SdFS1pGfiiid is adj
viSable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons aiiiit ted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
length cure, by the use of this SaRSIP4RIL-
Ii: ST. 45HthoHy's Fire. Rose or ErysipefGs,
letter salt RheHRs. Scaid Head. RiHgarorI,,,
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other erultons or
visible forms of ScroJrfonS disease. Also III the
Heart Dissosc, 4 its. EaiIcpsY. Neuralgia.
aud tie various f2eeFouS affections of tie muscu-
lar ard nervous systems.
SUnLilis or TcneIedi and Wercu,,inI Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
sbduing these obs tiaaie maldies ty Hnv medicine.
But long continued use OF this medicine will cure
tie complaint oFy'lso6 or Hhifts. Uterine
Ticcsafio,,s. and IenoIc Diseases. are COM
nsanly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and imsigoIviing effect Minute Direc-
lions for each case are found in Almanac, sup
Piled gratis IsheHnafisa and GoUf. when
caused Nv accommodations of eNtraneous matters
in he blood yield Quickly to it, as also Lirer
ComrfrilfS. 1cs7iidify. Congestion or TnT'0ns-
spof;on Of the isel.. and .Jautsdicc. when arising
as thev often do. from tie ranking poisons IN the
blood. This SAPSiFdRlIId IS great re-
stogtr for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are I6nfTnid aud Iisffess. DesPoH-
deaf. SleefJeSs. and troubled with Nelsofs .ip-
J,rrbrpsioas or Ie6rs. or any OF me anectons
svmptomatic OF le0BReSs. viii find immediate
relief and convincing evidence OF its restorative
power upon trial.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inyeterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured by it.
Scrolu.ous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
giavated by the scrofu-
49,. ..A.- Aa,., -, =, 49,. ,-,...I
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
Great Reduction
SpE clAL AoTiCES
rs- M.hicaI Ahvice.-nn- M X

Sc Medical Advice.-DR WI. X. DodEHrY's
Ne,al and Surgical Institute is becoming QUA ION
te the welfare of AMI health citizens
ard hts Rapidly spreading eputatinu, although may aA
cite surprise. is but the signal nf skill aud follows The
natural effect of such W personally &C.
uainted with gentlemen who have suffered tor years ut-
der chronic disease and who h taken a1vanta ever,
available that promised relie but wher success
until they they called npon Dohertv, whoi p ncred-
lilly shori space of time has given them entire reef II
is graf ing 10 announce this TACT because the Doctor
Gentleman who seeks, not by defamation of Others
tabsh his reputation tn the of his
UPON the OF anather's fame. the Decor con-
ducts his Institute in such f:stifv-
ing to all his patients lie examines. advises and
mends without charge and the paelt after hearing
terms for treatment. accep reject pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he
This he is able to do because he fel the COO
dence which lnHg experience has given and the
Consolation which appertaps To that hdence. Persons
Afflicted with either acute chronic disease woul H.
we'll ia consult the Doctor ut all
for consultation he asks fees does he insist
obedience to his advice unless the patient places hims
nnler his His offices street
,.cstt ~ 'f~rifc uni' S.ean,shin once $ News
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
a Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORRIES TONIC.
Plantation Bittteers.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrative is the s-,cct-ancr20T CT
the feeble and Gcai-isatec. As n
tonic and cordial for TIC aged
and languid, it las 40 equal
among stcrcaacs,ics. as q remedy
for tsac nervous weakness to
which vvoIsacn are especially sub
ject, it is ssspcrseGiHs every other
stiI:alilaEat. In al climates, trcpi-
ca;, temperate, or f-isic, it acts
as IL specific ia every species Of
disorder which g,1,ccrr,,:ncs tie
bodily strength and freaks down
the animal spirits. Tor sale by
all druggists.
August Is. ls7u-1y
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
for 81 Patent to a
Placer Whining Ciai.n.
(No. 65.)
UvIrEp crtrEs LAM 0rrreE.
A.f.k1.. G,lsfN.t.. Ma, NJ

NJ kTUANIEL CLARK. GEORGE w Rattsn. Robert
~ Robinson and thner Reed. having hlea their appi
cation this oice CIR Patent Mining Claim. and
the law and Instructions in srrh provided having
been compiled with u Is hereby ordered that tho ANNEXED
notice ~ snrh anncafon I've pnhlhed fr Ninety DAYS In
the IT, ion Democrat n puhshed nearest the
lcaiien of said claim, at Sonora in Tuonmre County
SfAfa IL rnlif,rnin
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
Or a Patent TO a
Placer filming Claim.
TxzrRrs sr,sr. Lam fsFFsr,
sncstpn, dlaietrris. May ll'h. ISL

Stockton. Nlaisafria. NaS IT'D. iSti
WY beren- he e. prany tnav'. iae Lvon i'ara-
w rick claiming Firsx Lands known As Red IIili In
Man, ernrs Nnfrz nf,vcf In RE rern'v ~ rnaiumne.
ea.e ofreieruta rp 1s,rnis and extent - said claim
hri-v fttv s, tash h ,he Nafre rNes IN fhis ner ami
90 ne etsus ss<r Ssv been 6l~i IN the Cu'tei
o,.,~s f.,s ossc@ Er A- n~yiet d@rsr~snrv sfete-
49,, t,h So s,rs,,,in- grsu II The rlafrs asefsr-
,he-.ln the n,rufa ~@s raansr~ rnine fr Prosr
aa and apply Er Gated States Patent for the Land
olsi'ps-l
he-e'y osnr thai the Notice he nrhissi-
a. ~ Ninety davs ia rhe rsinn nernoc~sf. rewsnsper
r,s,ssA snnpraf tho ssaatv and 'Af@ aforesaid.
stse en- under nv hand .hls fs,l, lax If Nav 1871.
MELVILLE coTTLE. Register
N-ofirr "a kerrhv ~fvep whom |. concern fhaf
AN sprisce,irm will he made the Urtrf Sfstes
Cover raenf hv w e. Heinrich and w{ifisre tsn" tr
ns~a. rho teiiasia~ described Plsear t.ed Mining
Claim tn~~n The rcd Iliii ~ i'm siss@'fi IN the "n
teyl-fs Nisn~ Disf ~ she - rrnsas~ Sssfe
ofraififais unan Is"ls s a~rsis@ ~ Govern
acr"s; g. X afs ". X ~ v II % srrs~s v " 81
y W i<ofs r. X 80 rrres. To.sI n a-res: containing
fy al a-ctian Tapshir W. !. Worth ''snte
No ". Fast NJ Narpt n@hn H.riaisr aud hanndei an
the North ssrrrs-,ea NV ifnsmen nn""s M
Known: ~ usees'od r'iaiog grHrn': ~ me
Surth nv raiut1s Iss witch have bee" 'rt sf n' and
Wet he xscerf ntiiry sranod WORT
ei @afs particularly fs~r'ef n the f'r9'a Hted
with s.a earif~atian 4'sa ,n<si -he sad claim.
Al rers,ss hn'5n~ adverse CLAWS thereto. are
her.hv reanras IA nr.sant h-fs-e Tie peg'er
AMI peeeiver unea sts'~SI "i q re ~ Stockton
caar.'a within vinsy days from the date Of the posting
ans nsh~as t,r hereof.
VI usr-rrK
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
Nav s.-an,
APPLICATION FORA PATENT TO A
Placer Mining Claim.
( No 64 !
Uvrrrn srarrs I,vn orr1cr.

Stockton. California, Anril 18th ISL. /
JAWS ptrSoNS having 6'ah his srnca,a,, " shfs
OHSrN Patent Nirnv Claim, and the law anil in
strcton sach provisea having heen comnliei
With " 's her~hv ns3erN that The aenevsi Notice 81
sueh Annliratian he nrhNshei Ni.etv bays in the
Union nenNrat published At Sonora Tuni-
ure County, California and nearest the location
.TI4 MELVILLE coTrtr.
fnr
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
G 0 Q D NJ { w 6
For Those who Read
GREAT REDUCTION IN The PRICES
Or.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE. s7i

HI L. STREET, having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
n o and STATIONARY business of j. X Hanson will
continue to conduct it in the liberal and obying manner
of his predecessor.
POST OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store. sf
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27
VI q usu-FrK,
WILLIAM LYON.
Application For Patent to a
Placer ssinirg Claim.
NO. Go
rvTrEn eraTFs LAM 0sYIcE.
Ctaat-R.,. sN.ise.sa NJ Efh 1877

,
UWrNRY s. N.cOuBEE aa-ing fi,ed his apr.licaticn
n y IN this nfirr f,r Patent To Mining Claim, aud
the law and Instructions IN snrh provided having
been complied with is 4erehv ri"-ei tla the annex
ell ef such application he published for Ninety DAYS
in the Union Democrat. newsnarer rnishef nearest
the location ~ said claim, at Sonora in Tunnne County
Stata nf n. flornfa
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27

STREETS BOOB SToREi is the best place In Sonora to
buy School Books Blank Books Stationery, Photograph
Albums. Knives Toys, Cigars, Tobacco etc.. del9tt
The union Democrat., 1871-05-27

SOLE AGENT for oil the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs of California. Eastern publications furnished at
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
TIE STATE or TRADE


~ ~, :, p,e DOS 8 6Si IA "a l., si Sm,d vvb e aud IL,
@ 2@Ssi sPiHd Ec.s @ 81 :: aEs1S' s sG Ts' s'f
dS S declined sS Es S e. M4 sSji Nss c.,. i
and unoSiDEsd GsIs, No 90 No ., 27S M,chlssn a9c
q Glove R:s ss PS S. s. @ s:'ts '' %s,' s1as
SSn 'S 81 SS: 9 c s o S1 :9S ON Fo' ' O'
CISvs1iSD Nov iIwhsii il fair demand and arm No. Red
Sla'' ~. .y 4 &C. Ss @ %ro rcsr s s %
wP PssnSF i SST o. AMBER a h' II c6 CO. dSi
Nov -Hour ip fair demand and advanced Soc sAcs at
ss IS Com quiet and weak sales a, toe oa dull and noTin.
e.. sgF 't SD .saG s7s'E . W EH q noa II @
e H sale, s. 2s;'SS Ss Sr e. q. So R e. I'm III No. oi' T. s sn b
G @ SP s pIS.
81 M % o.@Ssai ry no f. H'f RsepssSO Ss feu
WSS So7 TSseop S p% $ ana and UG.S % ~ hhd
BsSns socd demand Hemp .nd ET Ig9aa C At GtSIl
s.ea sSE' 3 SH1 81 ' Sossi 4 coTSeo SS5se New
SS @ q Bys ssGSsbC S1fs s%d H. Clear Rib Sides g. Clear Ss Sc
suEstcars1 HANS iSsI5 Ea~S.; Si0iG Live Hogs Ann
EGcS dss,ps Ts @ e. g Sss sCS s5: IS
S %S's S.% S, % lsa o S ass R @ @ ~
& sa a.. Sh M dsnaS Sss at essr Tsi: sop
81 :.. s:i ss 'f a:. O Sss;a sale.
]! IoI$ E Nv WINTER $ q Pssss ws,s
eeo 90 %. fsS1o' SSS5 :'
% s S..sy s51Sa S e. SS eT % e. S'sP
unchanged eas e9ic Tobacco unchanged Hemp nominal Bag
ng orde 7talSs PSIt steady at $H Bacon quiet Clear
90 2 Cattle unchsDgd sales Al 80 5g6 o. 1 Rscests
1000 5000 bush Whe 5000 bush Corn 5000 bush OS
1000 b1sh Barley / 900 bush Rye
CEcIso Nov Rour unbGnged and qst Wheat sctlys ant
hghSr foreign and Eastern sdvo No Spring
RI f40sl 1e No do 81 2Oi@$l "a No do 81 l2i No
SpnR seller last half Of mouth 81 2Of0 81 closed 81 20
SslsT Dooember 81 22l9s 73I closed at 81 ~ Com duu and
IAade oNSf, Mixed rected 4c seller November
ILSl1 seller half month l5 seller December l4e seller
ali tAe year tl01Ie Rye dull and unchaDged No 6ita6ll
stctT kshi rejected Barley In good demand No. Fall 63 a
sS Pori IteSay Iss S 7 seller December e2 @
s2 6si seller January, $ 7s9S1 s seller February $l3 Iva
63 is sF March Sl3 250el3 m Lard quiet and unchanged
aSeS Bun hea fair demand and sr% Green Ham,
T01At 6houerN SborRib Mddles, bi16c Meats 10 Is
days SGShoude 4ie shOr Xdila eei Short Clear MID
d e WhsyPun Pes hsad bot no demand ses q B8c tays
gs M Fine chOcs % 29Set = for EI.rH FrgetSpn 70
Wboa s 800 buSh COn O bush Oats 900 bush Baley 900
bs1A Rye and II oOo Hogh bb HO1r ~ O buAh
Corn 900 bUSh Barley, 1900 ba Rye, and 1000 BOgL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
NERIDEN PEAT MANUFACrURE-A sUcCEssFUL
EXHIBITION.


EXHIBITION.
An exhibition of the works of the American
Peat Fuel Company, OF Meriden, Conn., was aVtended
yesterday by num6er Of civil engneerS railroad ON
oers and oapitalsts including j. BuT1n Freueht suo
T. n. Reed superintendent, OF the Haruoro ana new
Haven Railroad AS the process OF Manufacturing .ne
peat at this place. under the Au6n patenss was fuy
described in THE TRIBUNE Of Aug %, 1870 only brief
review OF the doings of tho Company win be Ven here
They own 10 acre bog which ies three miles nortD OF
AeTden and 70 feet DEEP SSyto eo uss a cR de-
post but until the present company boVk n9iI Sa ~
bere was but small prSspec. eSStnS GI % monbS
haS ent some 10000 Of his own money In bringing no
70 M RssseIss Seas in tho World The
process which has been materially changed 9noe the
description In The .SsS was - % nsed 70 esa1 dOCt
has been placed raft which hoats upon the water
z any part Of the pond and as it oan necessary reach
down 20 feet below the surface the necessity OF pump
s peat drCpSeG from the into iron
tubs hodin9 sbout tun each. and standing on Scows
twoSOO@ dsTrSfs Which raise % the material to plat
form II feet above the water. The next pro
containing a screw, which amalgamates the peat and
to have the tubs lbs empty directly into the trough At
present sx cannot shovel fast enough 70 Keep one
me rich black mass passes into hopper beneath, and
thence into mods The peat In these mods s spreao On
frost win inure it. and 1t Ires to onequarter It's
original ze. Each grinder turn out 100 tuns Of dry
fuel per day. and 10 will pay the expenses Of the
whole operation; 400 tuns Of green peat VIII cover an
the stationary machinery. The dry fuel Is stored In sheds
Tho exhibition yesterday was every way success
the machinery working perfectly and producing at the
rate of 100 tuns day. The most important Testimony
obtained from the visitors from the officers OF the
Hartford and New-Hsven Railroad. Superintendent
Reed said that they had used 100 tuns OF the peat that
it was better coal for the boilers, and effected
saving of 10 per cent In outlay fuel He thought the
entire saving to the engines equal to the price Of
the peat which is furnished at $5 tun, while coal Is
about a. tun OF the new fuel will do much work as
tun Of coal, according to Mr Reed The best Swedish
iron s known be made with peat and IL 10 claimed
that this metal be pade we'll with peat as with
charcoal and that this fuel will work revolution IN
that trade The exhibition gave general satisfaction,
and some VistOrs who had been hestattng about pro
nouncng in favor of the scheme expressed thenselVes
perfectly convinced Of its prOhtableness.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
ADRINKARD's DEATH.

The investigation in the case of John Ofiren,
who was have died from injuries received ut the
hands of Edward McGrorey at the foot of East Twent
eth-st was concluded yesterday 1t was shown that on
Friday morning the deceased quarreled with McGrorey
and was Knocked down and kicked by him; that on the
following evening, OBrien entered McEVoy's liquor
store, No 292 Avenue A. and complained OF being dl
that he said he had attended wake, and asked TO be
allowed to lie down and sleep and that two hours after
ward he was found dead. pOstmOrtem examination
showed that death resulted from fracture Of the skull
causing compression Of the brain. He wac int3Icated
nearly day Friday, and as the injuries inflicted by
McCforeV were not sufficient to cause araCture OF the
sku It s cODecured that he fell the pavement The
iury rendered verdict that death resulted from cOrn
preston Of the brain probably caused by al accidental
fall. MCGrorey discharged from custody.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYRENa OFFICES
q kSnp a4 boAss,, RWssiy $500 Bres a. 90
baaSes hsssat sasssH,A lDssA 6ssbs sbspss hs sass
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
UDoLpHo WoIrr,a CELEnRArEp ScH1EnAM
To CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
IMPokrANr TO IxyAL1ps.R

IPHRiAL uRkEpR the no bEl0a And deelie ood
6e1ee prsvso 3 e sa llaE Ae Esseh eosa retain
sxs aeAhDe so ~ ~ dfnGEA and ShoeSi dsROt b.
CAnLh SRROSs, Is WSserst. ssEAsr AAIaehIane y =
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
HOME NEWS.
,mo,uEUNr ARRIVALA

Ey6A ArDrus HoteI-SenAtor Conkling OF
vttey orTiIIeG Grant brother Of tho President the
HSn N ne Of BOSTON, Jadee D. Rce Of MAne,
81 Canheld Of Vermont O. ~ B0snnen Of New
Haven, h D. JSdson an6 u N Ts1py y.. :; In
s@rA ~ y. John EcholS, and r u; Canett q Virginia
5 Y JamAe HOtel-SeDRt0r Eugene CAADeIly Of
C.HfoFna senator stockton Of NeW-Jersey, and 3. H.
,SGsdden state Senator elect, niddlStpwn, .. X -
cSooOrk House-K President HOOlley o. Yale College,
PpederieE Bilings OF Vermont, and John MeManus Of
PennsylYanis. So s. KteAOlas Hetet-J9eee John
ProUt Of RutlRnd w. and John II. Knapp Of Auburn n
e. -z=s Metropolitan H0tel.-@en. I'll g. ParkeRt late
Commissioner Of Indian Adairs, and Judge Robert Coch
SSn white Plains z==- Ereret HoHSey-Gen. q. Aegee
q GOV. HOdman's stan. - Gttset Honee=k1~Con-
Sreasman Roswell Hart, Rochester and Col a. 3. NC
EOub OF Delaware. - Reio- York HoteL-Judge WASH.
lnEtOn Booth Of Maryland, and Gen. K. B. WALKER OF
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benjamin. stark Of Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
LECTUREs. MEETINGS, ETC.

The reconstructed Apollo Rooms, In Fifth
e., Brooklyn E. D., formally opened last evening
hy the COmus UAion with civic and military ball Of
tended by large number Of prominent ciEenS Of both
eeetiona Of the city.
The anniversary dinner Of the St. Nicholas
eoeIety win be held Ut DelmOnicOs Dec TIE follow
dag OceFs Of the Society elected Monday evening
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A carnival and fair in aid Of the building
fund Of the PrUseGtalt Orphan Ahylaa Association wa
opened ~ the AeaSemy Of MaGlc, Broekyu, last even
4ne. and largely attSaded nosWthetandng ene storm
There was An Abundant dspAy Of kAnAY end u0otnl ar
elts. and many falf ladiee were m seaen4Anoe. MI
HFBess BtHtue West Wind, /" was alRO DseEoQ on exbf
saioa k tks owner firte 6eNeft of the Association
The Rair is % he contfnued aRElBg TIE week
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
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