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THT SIAMESE TWINS.
from the RIA

IRON the Raleigh Carollnian, Dec. 29.l
These twins, Eng and Chang, VINO are now living
In the western portion OF North Carolina. and one OF
whom Is lying dangerously III at the present time
were born at small village on the coast OIL SIAM In
the year 1871. We are In possession OF some partlcu
lars concerning them which may be Of interest to
our readers. Their parents got their living by fish.
ing, and until 1929, when Eng and Chang were
brought TO the United States, they made lhef living
by sealing shelihsh. Their mother bore seventeen
children. At one time she gave birth to three,
and never less than two. But mono OF these
children were deiormed They are united at the an
terror part OF the chest oy prolongatlon OF q
Kind OF nesby band, the size or the hand. This
band OF flesh Is about two inches broad and four
inches thick. The whole mass Is tough and capable
OF beng considerably extended. While you may
whisper IN the ear OF one without the other hearng
while battle salts applied TO the Dostrs OF has
no effect on The other: and while plnching the arm
OF one excltcs no sensation IN the other: sim II you
but stick PIN ia the exact vertical centre OF this
connecting INK both VIII nnch from the hurt.
These twins are seldom observed to converse with
each otner. They play good game OF draughts,
make pretty much the same moves, and at The same
time ald frequently play against each other. They
are both married anu have grown children.
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and Tenth avenues the unpaid tax being $50. and
years. meantme the plaintli. the widow OF the
original owner. knew notnIna oil this sale, not
hoTins received any notidca lou OF 1t. The lot ana
house togelner valuel at $4,000 her husband,
as The plaintiff AYERS. paving $4,000 Tor me
property. Mi. Ar1Oux. for the palntn, cai'eu
several witnes les showing that Mr.. Haisht only
notified himself as tue owner OF the sale; thai ne
gave no uouce 10 Mrs. NC .onnell OF TO any OF the
inmates OF tue house on the 0t as required oy aw'
and that ne fused The money rendered nin lor re-
demrtlon-ihal Is To say the amount he paid, Wi1u
for y-twO per cen interest. Alter nearing me tes-
umuny, there being no opposition, the Judge or
de ell mat the sale be set ASIDE ana the plalntiH
allowed 10 redeem the property.
~cisiOns.
Catharine Keveney VS.. The Excelsior Lie III
surance Company.-Drder granted.
The National Newark ranking Company VS.. FOR
teus q. kOUerl5 ct ai.-oane.
Charles q. Allen vs.. James Fisk, Jr., and jay
Gouiu.-Same.
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the defendants that their road passes through the
lands and piiiug grounds OF the III nbermea o. the
city OF Williamsport, and necessarily connects or
crosses The private tracks OF switches OF the lumber
men, these several tracks also connecting with q
branch railroad OF the defendants. used exclusively
10 transport lamper to their main line Tor Shipment
TO market.
The catawissa further alleges that they have the
consent anu permission OF the lumbermen TO con.
struct SAID road through their lands and piling
q ounds; that they do not intend 70 occupy. ap.
proprlae or use any OF the property, right OF way,
Track OF ra;ks OF the Philadelphia and Ell e. but
have placed trains OF cars on the private sidines,
lumber tracks or switches Of the lumbermeu, thus
VISA.
They therefore pray for writ special nunc.
uon preliminary until heaiir and perpetual there
after. RESTRAINING the Philadelphia and Erie from in
anv manner interfering with the construction Of
their surveyed road.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C1y,T.
The Criminal Calendar.

The Criminal Cateudnr.
Judge Benedict sat IN the United states Circuit
Court yesterday and proceeded with Inc disposai OF
criminal cases.
Gcner Il Jordan and the Cuban InsurrectiOm
The case OF General Thomas Jorda who has been
Indicted Tor o Violation of the Neutrality law, by
giving ne,r, as allegel. to the insurselt Cubans.
WILL 1t Is understood, be called up lor trial 10 NOR
row m0rning.
Assault with Intent to Kill.
The United States VS.. John Ahrvoo.-In this case
che defendant mad been convced OF all assault WIN
intent to kill sailor board the American snip
Thomas owen. motion Tor a new trial was granted
by Judge Benedict IN order 10 enaole tue ue.enu,,
ants counsel to pui In plea as 20 the jurisdiction VI
the Court The pea Is tnao II IL requirement. y.
che law that prisoner must be tried ih the ustItct
W as arrested IN the Eastern ID trct ne should nave
been there trled. ana not IN the southern afslfict
as ne really was.
Alleged Embezzienent of Letters.
Isaac 8. LOnergan was indicted for emoezzllng
letters IN the POST once. jury was empaneiled to
try the clse me Judge polluted out detects III the
inaIc lnent, and under direction OF the Court, the
Jury Iendered u verdict oil not galGy.
The Erie Railway Luigntiou.
Yesterday Judge Blatchford made an order In the
United States District Court, directing MIR. James
ii. Coleman, as Receiver, TO transfer on Saturday
next r. 1856 snares OF Erie Railway stock to Mr.
Swan the attorney the part oil heat II and kaphar
pany TO appear saturday next DelOra tue Master,
MIR. KENNETH G. WnlJe, and Dr.nS their transfer
books with them, So that the tra-ier5 OF tne SHARES
In question Can De entered anu recorded.
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CITY COURT.

By Judge Nelson

BY Judge Nelson.
John Morton vs.. William +. Goodwin.-Motlon to
Set aside order oil arrest granted.
T.. Stockings vs.. VIM. ch0ere1n.-M0tUn to stay
Till costs are paid granted.
Isaac JACKSON vs.. John Andrews.--Moron 10 set
aside issues framed Tor jury trfal, denied.
William l., Ray vs. Elizabeth Felt and husband
Case In equity, tiled without jury. The plaintI,
Judgment creditor OF the husband, seeking TO I'm
peach The title OF the wtie.
SEBASTIAN Steger hary l.. Pink; Michael Fan
ming W.. Alfred thompson; Marcella flaming vs.
Alfred Thomrson; Lefitfa Russell vs. The Brooklyn
city Railroad Comrany.-Applicatlon on the
minutes for new trials In eacn or these cases Denied
by Judge McCue.
Cornelius Donovan vs.. John II. Kdder.-MOtlOn
for new trial deued, with $40 COSTS
shlppen ana Had vs.. Henry Harrison. Motion
for new tiial ground OF newly discovered evil
dence denied, with $40 costs.
Esther T.. Scully VS.. Mary Harlean.-New trial
granted on payment OF costs OF the former trial ana
$40 costs OF this motion.
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COURT or COMMON pLsAS-2AHT |.
The Right 20 I.ensr "a House disputed
IlAf1 LID. I

The Right 20 J.ensr House Disputed.
Before Judge Larremore
Joseph Planchaud vs.. Wiiam q. Colt.-ln Octo-
Der, 1870, The plaintiff occupied store In Canal
street. under lease from defendant through an
olher party. The owner OF the life interest In the
property was the DEFENDANTS mother and near the
lst OF october gave palnlir notice not to pay any
more rent to the defendant as her agent but TO pay
IL to her personally. IN pursuance Oi this n0tlce
plainL paid the UctObcf reat W defendants sister.
ana reused 10 pay To defendant Defendant there.
upon gOt out warrant TO dlspOsseSS plalitl1 anu
uiuer IL Constable ContrelI proceeded 10 dis.
possess hlm. All his properly was put
out on the street, Including STOCK OF
human haT furniture, &C. subsequently,
the same day, under tease from the defendants
siste,, plaintll again went INTO possession. me
constable again disposSe5sed ninl. witli more vO
leuce tan IN the nrst Instance. Judge QUINN, VINO
issued the warrant, MAS then brought upon the
scene, and asking 10 sec the WARRANT, kept II. Inc
cOnSlDie lusl,ed on getting tue warrant back, say
ins tiat he would give II 10 nenner the Judge nor
the Governor OF the state. AT last tue Captain Of
the precinct tnterered on Judge Vutnn's represen.
tatlOns aud took charge OF the store, placing the
palutl In posse isiOn.
IL was claimed ON the part OF the defence That de.
enuant, nuvng resluuary interest III the pro perty,
had right to give The lease TO plaintln aud to
dSp0SSeSs ann.
lie Case Is still on.
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COURT CaltkOia!-TaB DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMTERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett.-NOs. 2S, 20, o. 81, III IL
SUPREME COUKT-GENERAL TERM-IIed BY
Jutges ingrahad, Barnard and CardOzO--NOs. 81,
VI. 81 w. v y3 49, o. W, %, lOJ lOl iJ2 l03. 104
Los. LOG, 1917 Los. LOO, no. Part l-llela by Judge
Van BrunL-Nos 7,7 1871 "a, so, s3, 1885, 16l, 1855, 7yl
7s3 1917, Dy SOL s0 $685. sO7. Sl3 8l5, $40, S2l, o2.
Pait 2-leld by Judge irady-Case on.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL TERN -Hel
by Judges g. r. DAILY, Robinson AID J. +. Daily
Nos. 10, Ia. 81, ~, 43, A. 49, 49, 3D. s2, 81, o. TO-
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-rRIA TERM-Pari I
Held by Judge Larrcmorc. 1o27 Ola, l7z, 1913,
49,, ll42, Has, l9I, 75l, 65o, $50, ll44 ll45 ll47
las
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TERM-Part Held bv
Judge 5pauIdlug.-NOs. u. VS.. ", 6Y79. 6573 6,s3
no 1884, 7427, 1874. 1850 G. g., L. VS.. W., 1865
L. VS. G.. e. vs.. IT,, G. VIZ. s. Part 2-ficld by Judge
Gr0ss-NUs. 7a47, 1874, 1880. 6oSl. G9,5, 732 S365,
7476 1865. 1854 1877. 6342 1892 1919 7h2. Part g.
Held by Judge JOachlnsen. 6403, 1857, 1877,
s3s7 s46e S405 Sl4 sql5, s44l s4S3 Sls4 $685. s4s6
Sao7.
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SUPREME COUsT-C!hCUlT.
Forming an Iron Orc COmpany-Alleged
Conspiracy Deiruud.

Forming an Iron Orc Company-Aileged
Conspiracy To Deirnud.
Before Judge Gilbert.
William Arthur vs.. John A. Grlswold GcorgeM.
Wheeler, Eraslus Corning, Jr., and Cnesser Girls.
wod.-Tnis Is an acuon to recover $55,OOO. which
sum plainuff alleges that he loaned to the Iron
Mountain Company, OF Lake ChampIain. in 1870.
and lot winch he received the cOmpany's
promissOry notes. The DEFENDANTS were officers
and trustees OF this company, aud the
palntin charges that tho formation OF the
company was but fraudulent scheme
anu conspiracy 10 obtain money from those who,
like hinselI. were unfortunate as 10 be taken in
by the representations OF the defendants. rhe allc-
cations made by the plandff OF the fraud OF the de-
fendans are exceedingly vOlumInous, giving the
whole history oil the formation OF the company, the
small amount unavailable assets, consisting
manly OF land In the northern portion OF this
State and the extensive watering OF stock, &c.,
which took place after the formation. 10 IL also
sought 10 make the defendants personally liable. on
the ground that the report OF the a1airs OF the CON-
pany was nor properly HE'D with the county Clerk Ill
the county IN which the company dd business.
On tho part OF the defence all charges OF iraud
are denied. The defendants claim tiat the plain.
utf's money was lost through their misfortune and
not their iault. 1t was disastrous speculation in
which the platinum was engaged as well as them
selves. Case on.
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Court or COMMON pl As-spsChL TENN.
DecisiOns.

DecisiOns.
By Judge Loew.
Albert VS.. Albert.-M0iiou granted.
Barsesa vs.. Nurbutt --Mo.ion TO vacate order OF
arrest granted upon defenGanl. stipuating not TO
bring an action tor false imprisonment
Rocker vs.. FOsJer.-Moti0n denied.
Bou,on VS.. Powers.--Moion TO vacate attachment
denied.
Katzl vs.. Observation-Disclosures overruled, without
COSTS, with leave to answer.
Shaw w. lhess.- hIotiUn to open default granted.
Judgment levy. DC, to stand, with $40 costs 10
plalntlLI's attorney.
Gross vs. ocOit.-MOt0n granted.
Kaupplns vs. UIInan. Order or 25th OctQber.
1871, vacating execution, vacated and Snerin
ordered to proceed ulid enforce levy.
nosKins vs.. Meltn.-MOlUn 10 xmead order or
2eth DC emoer, 1911. granted.
Dolan vs.. BTnbauin.- Motlon granted ana further
return ordered.
Aaron VS.. Aaron.-Refcrence ordered.
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CITY GOVERNM EN- T.
tOFF1CIAL.l
Hoard Of Assistant Aldermen.
DETERMINATIONS or 1nE BOARD.

MONDAY, Jan. I, 1sTe-12M.
Under the provisions Of an act OF TIE Legislature OF s
State entitled Act TO reorganze the local government
OF the City New York. passed Apr ofV tue Assistant
Aldermen chosen 70 the several Assembly districts
-, ,hs cv Of New York e,ec.cd the election held kove.
her u l8, assem,l the Governors Room, IN the CITY
Hail. having previously subscriber tner names respectively
10 The oath OF once, required by law.
' yYuPoRkRy oR0ANI2ArION.
tveve O'Clock NJ the Board called 20 order by As
sstant Alderman JouS srAooN. who then moved that Az
al mi Alderman Christian Sch wsrf be Chairman OF
the Board TO ubal President OF tho Board should be
duly chosen. -, -,
Board would agree with said notion
Which was DECIDE IN the Affirmative
Assistant Alderman scnw ABTz thereupon took the chair
Assistant Alderman JosRPn Y. SIaACK moved that A
psant FranosJ. Celia be chosen Secretary 10 the
Board 10 aci Until clerk 10 the Board IA du!v osen.
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BROOKLYN C0tfRTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cau1T.
The January Calendar.
Before judge Benedict.

The January calendar was to have been called
yesterday, but owing to the fact that Judge Bene-
dict was engaged In New YORK the calling was
deferred until the l1tn inst, at twelve NJ A Jury
Will then he In attendance.
Srnmnn's Wages.
Judge Benedict yesterday rendered a decision in
the case of Nicholas wisson master Of the schooner
Anna, VS.. Cerhardt Vessels, the owner, which was
an action TO recover halalice OF wages. The Judge
allowed WIss0n 1870, with perms ion for refer
ence to determine the amount due him, II any from
sales Of the cargo.
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SUPREME COuRT-TaIAl TERM-9aaT q
The YOrkville foiice .Justicesaip.
Before Judge B.adv.


Before Judge B-adv.
Murray vs.. Co llter.-The continuation OF this trial
yesterday drew announcer crowded court room. Alter
George Hopcroft Of Ponce Headquarters, had been
feca ed and produced the orders Issued oy the Po-
lce Department for the regulation oil the election Ia
1859, John A. Kennedy, ex-oupcrntendent OF Police,
was called as witness. He confirmed the correct
ness OF the orders producei, ana tn III stated tLdt
he was present AT The Police HeadQuar erS on the
night OF the election in question, and uescriueu AZ
length the manner OF receiving the returns mat
evening and the Time that the cauvds5ers Brought
IN copies oil their returns next morning. On MS
crosse examination he stated that BOTH MURRAY aud
Coulter we're formerly members Oh the foilce De-
q. When did murray leave the police' A. In 1853,
z. Why did he leavep A. He deserted In Time OF
On his re direct examination he explained that
Murray refused 10 do duty ana CaDtain waliing took
his resignation. lie added that ne was not me Only
who resigned, bul That some ity others uid the
same -. o,.,,
Nineteenth ward, tcstco mat he saw Harrison ana
Rcnartls The canv.ssers sign the reiurhs as made
out, two by himself and one ., Ringe me other
poll clerk; no part Of exhibit Ia Was In his hdnd-
Francis stacom, Inspector VI the Twenty.elghrn
district OF the Ninetceth ward, testified tfiat ue
Kept tally oil the Tor Police Justice; his tally
stood thirty three votes Tor Coulter, twenty'seVen
for murray anu nineteen Tor Maiterson.
W. IL. Wright, pod clerk in tue anne district said
that filling up OF The returns looked ike his
handwriting, out he would not swear u 1t either
way.
James Clark testified that he obtained from
Joseph Kgil, poll ceik IN tile Twenty eighth dis.
artct Of the Niueieeuth ward, memorandum snow
-anR votes Tor iollce justice. lie produced tie
neInorandun, winch showed nity-s.x votes i0r
Murray and sevehLy-slX votes IOr Coulter.
Joseph Kelly identified lie memorandum pro.
duced rs his. lie was shown the returns from that
districts, but would not swear that the handwriting
was ms.
James W. Clark, one OF the canvassers At this
election district tes that sign ii the returns,
but those produced not In ms handwrililg.
The witness gave counsel several specimens Oh MS
Hhtroprdpny, anu then the Court adjourned.
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T He COU r T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the NeN
York and Brooklyn COp>ts.

Criminal Cases in the United States Courts-The
Case Of the Cuban General Jordan-Alleged
Assault @lth Intent to Kill-The Erie
Railway Lingation-Ths Yorkville
Polics Justiceship Controversv-Dis-
continuance of Suits -Decisions.
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SUPERIOR COvlT-spsClAl Term.

Important to Owners OF Property sold for
Taxes.
Before Judge Barbour.
Ann Mcconnell vs. John NJ. Haigbt-This was an
lction to sc, aside SAFE by the CITY OF real estate
br non.paymeut OF taxes the defendant bought
Mtax sale lot in Forty fifth street, between Ninth
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Q, 1872.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
OF Appeals FOR Thursday, January Amos. /, TO,
226. 1885, 2i2 243, 245, 2I6, 247 24S g49, 25i, $50
255, ESQ. The afternoon session Will he held Iour
O'Clock.
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A DISHONEST DOMESTIC.

Harriet Kane, young girl In tho employ OF Mrs.
Jane Mcknight, OF l4O West Twenty.ninth street,
was arrested by officer Tully, yesterday morning.
charged with stealing a warch, valued at $50. and
brelstpin, valued at $50, on the 2Sd ultmo. she
denied the charge upon being conveyed before JUS
tice Cox at Jefferson Market, but was fully CONF
mltted Tor trial.
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SAILS AT ACCTiON.
SAILS AT ACCTiON.
A Lien II. MINER, AUCTlONEER.
N BY ALLEN b. MINER h BROTHERS,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
Established lsi7l.
FRIDAY, JANUARY s,
at lOE o'clock, at our salesrooms,

FRIDAY, JANUARY s,
nj 10I& O'Clock, at salesrooms
95 CHAMBERS AND n READE STREETS,
EXECUTORS SALE.
Handsome Household Furniture Mirrors, rosewood grand
Piano. by Chckerng real bronze Clocks and Figures, mod
ern on Paintings &c, &c, sold by order OF executors
MRS. A. r. MOUNT, DECEASED,
most of which made by Baudouine. Rou1
Potter symus, comprising as oliows: Carved rosewood
Paror suits heavy satin damask and lace Curtains; Bull
inaid Cabinet Centre Table, rosewood Secretary Cab
Conso and Centre Tables bronze Clock Candida
bras and satuettes fms original modern Oil Paintings Of
the American and European school, carved
black walnut Bcdseads, Bureaus and Armores, suite;
beat oured bar Mattresses Holsters and Pillows Bod and
Table Linen, black walnut oak Bullets, Dining
Tables and Chairs suite; rich decorated China Dinner
Service, Cut glassware Cutlery &C. Moqucttc English
Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Stair Carpets and Rods
Proof Eneravngs Kitchen Ware, &c.
Also,
Seven and a half octave rosewood grand Piano. made by
Chickerng aud 81 500 also Loo imported Havana
Cigars
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
N Once and Sa.csroon, 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
FLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell this day, at lQX
O'Clock, at their salesroom, ~ Nassau street,
elegant assortment
OF Household Furniture In green reps,
satin brocatcl, &c,
Library and Parlor Suits Bedroom Suits, Library Cases.
Secretaries WardrObes, Easy Chairs, seat Chairs
Sofas elegant Bedsteas and Dressing Bureaus Curtains
Mirrors, Carpets, Oilcoths, &c.
Office Furniture, &c.
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A uCTION SALE OF
n Handsome and genteel Household Furniture,
a day % a. ~ Sis the ss ssns
Tsriois~vesc, Medallion Carpets grand sqaar,
ompadou ana Marie An,onetie style Paror Suits in satin
Ses Cabinets Turkish Chairs
and Tp and s eaSns saa;
CHAIR. ha.y Chairs in cScS' Vases Essns.n Table.
basement and servants Furniture, &c. House le.
NICHOLS Aneii9neer Parties wishing TO attend the sale
second street, near the house.
UCTIoN SALE AT 100 WEST 2sD ST. THIS
men At Va a
E' ..ga sssn psS.
Tsss. 5sss 4.1.s
Suits rosewood ard walnut! Louis XIV Bsds.esas, Blu
'ssas s be i a ssa
2, over 100 lots ~ c IasnE
year. sale positive Furniture boxed and shipped pur.
cliascrs BY responsive men
uorIoN .sALEs;:s s CO. CO., AUcTIoNBERs.
at the residence of W. L. Raymond, Esq,
So West Fifteenth street, near Fif,h avenue,
THIS DAY tlhgrsaayh commencing q iets O'Clock.
marq r@ Cabinet TsSss Bookcase EasePes Pauns
rosewood pisnoor,e seleors.sa msser velvet. medallion
wood wslna, Bureaus: Bedsesds wsrdroees Maresses
Ware, Cutlery.
AT wALpRoN A COOKIES
"A pown.own Horse Mar. and sslcsrooms,
corner CEDAR, New Church aud Liberty sireess
Auction Sale Horses, Buggies, Wagons, 6o.
THIS DAY. AT " O'CLOCK.
head good Work and Driving Horses
aas ad aSpte a Msssnk Robes Blankets
Sac IN stable Ito Gear sIreei II stormy, positively
- FURNITURE SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n. HENRY linn, Auc,!onecr sells this day, commence
ing at il oc. all the elegant and costly Household Fur
nure contained Ia private mansion ia Vest 26 av con-
sstng In part OF rosewood Panoforte rich Paror Suits,
Bedrvom Suits, Mirrors. Brussels Carpets, Bedsseads Blu
rcau Wardrobes sprng and hair Naitresses Bedding,
Lounges, Tables Chairs, Dining ROOM, Basement and
Kitchen Furn 1fc In all 500 lots OF useful Household Furn
ture.
UCT1oN sALE.-CHINA. GLASS, QUEENswARB,
~ Lamps, Chandeliers &c.-Bankrupt sale at auction;
balance s6ck al II Barclay street, also ono Safe Glass
Cases and Shelving; Thusday, January al 10 o'clock
ICY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCT1ONEER.
I'D Household Furniture.
This day, AT los O'Clock al the saeoom 70 Nassau street,
large assortment Of Paror suits BEDROOM, Library and
Dining Room suits Carpets large Mirrors, Bedding. safes,
Desxs, &c.
DY IsADoRE j. swARZROPH. AUCTI0NEER-sELLs,
I'D 10 O'CLOCK, 81 Ludlow street, elegant Fixtures
nilure OF Saloon, positively Ia lots Dealers invited.
j. swARZkOPH, 27S Bowery.
DY MAX BAYERs DoRfER, AUCTIoNEER, 1915 BOW
- ery-schs 81 Fourth avenue IL O'clock December 3
PHOTOGRAPH gallery Furniture, Machines Frames show.
cas- fhpa'~unss. 10 oaa or aarlA sALa nasivs.
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yVILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER,
w ONCE No. City Hall place,
will SELL Thursday 9Th inst at 1913 O'Clock, the contents
OF the first class Liquor store 32 Delaney street. OF
Norfolk rosewood four pull Ale Pump fine Counters,
Kegs and Casks 6c Also the Furniture OF the club
attached, 100 yards Brussels Carpet, Extension Table,
large lot of Chairs Mirrors, Paintings, &c.
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DY MAX BAYERs DoRFER, AUCTIONEER, 1915 BOW
ID erysells, % Fourth avenue IL O'Clock, December
Pnotogrsph Gallery Furniture, Machines, Frames, show.
cas- .Of pa~unss. Ia oaa naIiA aAla nasitlxs
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MARSHAL'S SALE-R. FIELD, AUCTTONEER. WILL
1u sell this day, IL O'Clock III Bowery, lot Fur
nure Chairs Tables CARROTS, Ocoth Counter, &c, &c,
BY order T. Feeny, City Marshal
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-17

THIS morning four companies of the Twenty-third United States In- fantry stationed at Angel Island will leave on the steamer Newborn, via the mouth of the Colorado river, for their new post in Arizona, Colonel J. J. Coppinger commander. The Colo mel is an officer of long experience and fine record in the army. He is an educated gentleman of the true stamp, and will be a credit to any post which he may be called to command. The companies are as follows: A, Colonel Coppinger; G, Capt. Whea- ton; K, Capt. Henton; and B, Capt. Brady. A. A. Surgeon Newland we believe will accompany this command to its destination.-[ [Saucelito Herald, August 3.
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-17

HEAVY rains continue to fall in Yavapai county and other parts of the Territory. The Miner of last Saturday says:
 Here, grass, corn, trees. thing, are growing so fast that close ob- server can notice them shooting up- ward and spreading ont the ground is like unto Q very wet sponge and the glitter of the orc (gold) will soon be seen by placer miners and others. Thank God for the rain.