, 1860-01-23

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me ioss o'ace Depat1lneat throughout IS ID ~
adsaneed STATE Of progress bat one coat q
plaster nnsh remains 10 oe.pus on The hoofa
afe not 'a'o'. i.
TIE cgsroa Hots1'
The iron stalfways rise in the northeast ard
southwest corners Of tho building, each opening
on wide vestibules, one traversing the centre Of
the building its entire length, the other inter
seeing it near the front, from the centre to tile
west side. ''*
THIS vestibulo is TO be aoored In the samle
style as pe'o"' .1s walls aao s@''ins In LUG aaHe
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=. the FEDERAL COURT ROOMS ).
We made our ascent to the third story in The
manner and for the reason celebrated in the IT,
zic of the rat who "for want OF stairs' made
use Of "a ladder" The iron staircase il not
completed. But as much as has been done on
the third door as on the second. and the. Court
Rooms, Judges Chambers. Marshals ofices,
DC, awnit the final touches Of the plasterer.
There are two court rooms, Of uneqa1 size, the
larger on the west front entered from north and
south, and forty-eight feet long by forty three
fcct " ;da Tie smaller conrt rnom .d;o;1a /,
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oa LUG "es' 11oos @1o 40 $"'"'' A'As 'es' =, aug"
ty-eight-
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=. WARNING APPARATUS de- ,
The whole building Is to be warmed On the
Int ,r,te- r1an III cr1h Ana4 and oner CRATES
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naSe oeen Pos 1u1o ene s"aller too"s 70 lo3nasn
an independent means Of heating the sanae at
will. Gas pines hare been put in throughout
'oe ""o'e ouno4os' !ne i1'a 4ns'oe sno''efe
and iron aud and wood surfaces throughout are
to be finished in oak. In some of the better
.ooa. tho r.,,s s-a n ha b,,d,or,.,v f.o..ooi
-, .uon'' -. .4e vas - " w. ' 9, 4Aeosoei
The cellings are 10 % ifeseoea throughout.
The joiner work, doors, mouldings, 6c., for
III. entire bu;td;n,, have been pot mt in Rnct.
''e eA."s Ds' A s' Wv - 4'
ester, y. l., "hefe 'ne cootractof' Ar. Us
borne. resides, and are Of the best Southern
nine. The roof. mt IN late last season ia Gf
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lloo' IN lac'' 'ne ne" oo'e@an'en1 p"11o1ng Is
throughout model for its class of structures,
,.,,-.,, y ,or;.a al, aa;s,a. .r,,,1i
S'eue''on "n'su'" " e'p'ea tn'o a.. '"'"se' "oo'e
prevent the recurrence Of another " Laurence
Calamity in all time to come.
n. ,n,;te,v tbe new post f,ff;ce and Custo,nn
% o -..~..., x~..
House WILL ne hn'sneo anu suffenoerea LOT use
before al early period Of the ensuing fall. But
the ctr improvements indicated in the preface
- .s;s .[a.ah ,-;u hsa;r viii ,na hs rr.hoa
~ LUIS eAe'.n "". "'AD @u
forward rapidly the coming Spring, and a
twelve month will see change almost incredi-
h.,4. .1 uha,o ,ooo,;+~
o'e''' 'ne "n''e 'oe1."s.
Inc tAas sto1o As@N G
The hearing was resumed on Saturday, before
Justices Akin and Milliken, in the case agaiust
,,..... canta,a. nd 1.,.., ,h,-o.d .x;tt T..
"ess'0' o0"A04 ' '
ing in possession large amount Of tne ollls 81
the Hartford Exchange Bcnk, worthless and
nest,fcrons Indiana eoncern. which has been ia
.-r.-. a.. III. I'd
some shape OF otner oe1ore Tue pno"c ot toe
Northwest for some time past. The counsel
tor tho d-fence had 1nored for the DISCHARGE df
~. ,-r.L..,.. ,.;.t.,. ;,,poa,,.;n .u;
tue oeienoaa's "''nou. introducing any e't
dencc in their behalf. The motion was over
ruletl. and the following witnesses for the d.
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renee "elo s"'so .... g.:
$. B. 2 Higgins stoorn.-Am acquainted With
Nathaniel Finch, President Of the bank. and
can identify bis signature, also that OF =. \
Batchelor. IN November, met Sanford on CLARK
street. Sanford tod ne that be aud Lester had
redeemed 5000 OF the Hartford Exchange. Told
him that I was acquainted will, Larned. OF Prore
dence, and that he was good Tor any amount
Lester met me in New York. according to an
agreement, and We went 10 pFoF1dence together
to see Larned. LaTncd said that be lad sold
out the bank to Bstebelor, and That the concern
was valuable one, having cost him over 81, ,oo1:
Lester demanded the money, and Larned said
he could induce Eaicheior to assign over all the
assets to them, as collateral security, and that
they were worth twenty times the amount
Bachelor was sent for, but I do not know
whether be came. 1.arncd said there was 4
bank, safe, bills receivable, and plates. Mr.
Sweet, Of New York, told me that be had beea
to Hartford City, and attended to the bank
Mr.. Chauncey Clark. Of New York, and Nm.