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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-12

DISTRICT Court OF APPEALS AT VIII
LIAMsBURG. - Present, Judges Moncure,
Meredith, Thomas, Pits, Critcher, and
Christian.-This court adjourned on Thurs
day to meet in Fredericksburg on Monday
next. The following cases were called and
disposed of Crawford Us. Halstead & Put
nam affirmed. Waltrip Us. Lawson and
wife-Circuit Court of James City; decree
affirmed. Thorburne Us. McKenzie-appeal
from the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond.; dismissed agreed. Christian Us.
Palmer's executor - Circuit Court New
Kent; judgment affirmed. Metzler Us.
Spitzer-Circuit Court James City; dis
missed agreed. William Jones Us. Tatum
and others-decree of Circuit Court of Hen
rico affirmed. Cuchen Us. Fleming-judg-
ment of Circuit Court of Gloucester re
versed. Nash Us. Lindsey and others
decree Of the Circuit Court of Accomac
reversed. A. Moses and George Davis Us.
Benjamin Hart-judgment of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond affirmed.
A. Moses rs. Hart s. Purcell-judgment of
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
affirmed. A.. Moses Us. Hart & Purcell,
who sue, sc. Judgment of the Circuit
Court Of the city of Richmond affirmed.
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ygyILLIAM II. DAVIS,

CoRNKE OF NINTH AND CARY STREETS
Seens constantly on hand best CLOVER HILL
EGsIi OF ali grades, and RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, which he Is prersr"f 70
sell at market rates. &c so:
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de ll-2tk

TCE-HOUSE FOR RENT offer for SA
l rent the weil-known iCF-HOUSE on LOnI- Esa
bard street, Petersburg. This house was built ex
pressly for the purpose to which it has long been
devoted, and has no superior in the southern states
1t has long enjo ihe Target patronage Of any
lce-housc la the city,. Possession given January
lst. For terms, &c. apply TO
de lin HENRY DAVIS Petersburg. Va.
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EOR RENT have for rent good "a
IL GARDEN LOT, with q small rENE- 10
MENT OF three roooms, and KITCHEN Of two
rooms on Grove road, adjoining my residence,
which will PIT IN good repair for a :responsihle
tenant, at twelve dollars per month: Possession
ut once A. K. COURTNEY,
de ll-2t -. ----- Whip Bnilding.
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TOR RENT, A BRICK DWELLING a.
Z ' on Clay street west OF Brook avenue, con- E:a
tanning five good rooms; brick Kitchen; good lot !;
water III the yard apply to -
de ll-2tk -. sl1 Brook avenue.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


TSHOMAs G. BAYT0P, LAND AGENT, Glou-
sale Thirty FARMS OF various Sizes situated
upon York, Ware, North. and Severn rivers. One
place OF nine hundred acres cleared land for rent
Coed houses aud fences. Persons wishing 70 buy
or rent viii call on the subscriber at Cappahosic,
on York river, address through postofdce Glou-
cester Courthouse, Va. no so-lm
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sEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
HORSES AND MULES,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUSTA AR-s
~ RIYED and for sale at the EX-S Esss
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA N9
BLES, Franklin street. ONE HUNDRED Ssaza222e
YOUNG MULESt Fifty WELL-BkOkE
ID JULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES, suitR-
bic for farming purposes all Of which Will be sold
at reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terms. Use u - JOHN Il, DAVIS.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, A PARTNER commission
w merchant preferred) IN COUNTRY
STORE. one who can furnish $500, or goods TO
that amount or Yould rent said store. Address
.. .''''H3'@"'7 -4..a.-.'". &. n. X. >"
do II I+ ..,.T..,--.,..-.--.. DisD1tch Office,
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LOST AND FOUND.


E'OR RENT, the COMFORTABLE GA
L BRICk TENEMENT No. Toe west Mar III
shall street three rooms; kitchen Of two rooms.
aent, Sl2 per month. apply on the premises. <
de 12-2t
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"Your respondent further saith that the
Attorney for the Commonwealth of said
Henrico county, and the clerk of the county
court. of said county, and every justice Of
the peace who presided at the trial, con-
viction, and sentencing of the said Sally
Anderson, whose names appear as such
upon the said copy of the record herewith
fled and marked s Exhibit A. and every
other person whose name appears upon said
copy of said record as aiding in the capa-
city of an officer, was duly qualified so to
do, and legally discharging the duties Of
the same. 'S- '''.' ''>. .''' '0--
"And your respondent asks that copy
of the order of Major-General ,Stoneman,
commanding District No. ! (of which the
said county of Henrico formed part),
authorizing all officers in the State of Vir-
ginia to continue to discharge their respec
tive duties, herewith fled and marked
Exhibit B. be taken as part of this.
answer. Il. J. SMITH,
"Sheriff of Henrico county,"
Mr.. Bundy then filed reply TO the re-
spondent's snswer, which was in substance
denial that these officers who tried the
case were legal officers under the fourteenth
amendment, and demurrer to the order OF
General Stoneman allowing officers to hold
over. na' $3.50 t'
Mr.. Fowlks, clerk Of the court, was then
sworn. He testified that Mr.. William E.
Wade, one Of the magistrates who sat on
the, trial, did take an oath in 1858 to sup
port the Constitution OF the United States,
and that he did also take an oath in 1864 to
support the Confederate States. ..... @
Justices Peasants and Larus were then
sworn. They said that there were three
magistrates (Which constitutes 8 court) on
the bench themselves and one other) who
we're amply qualified to give her new
trial, but they all three voted against
granting it.
Mr.. Bundy then opened the argument.
He contended that Mr.. Wade's being dis
qualified, disqualified the whole court, and
that the petitioner ought to be set at liberty.
Mr.. Bowden asked the court to indulge
him until this morning in order that he
might prepare himself; which was granted,
and the case continued.
The point which the respondents contend
for in this case is, allowing that Justice
Wade was disqualified, that there WAS a
competent court without him. :.I.. E.
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WIOGD, WOOD.--Wood, for cooking. and
w baking, is now the cheapest fuel used. So
study your own interest, and go TO the yard OF W.
J. MCDOWELL and get your supply at once. He
has on hand large supply Of first-ratc SEASONED
OAK and PINE, sawed and split ready for use, al
the low price of S6 per cord for long oak and 3;
for sawed and split; pine $3.50 long sawed $3.50.
Wood will soon advance.
". j. MCDOWELL,
de a next to corner First and Broad streets
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sEEDs1IEN, FLORISTS, &c.


NLOVER SEED.-Prime NEW CROP
" CLOVER and other GRASS SEEDS on hand
for sale by ALLISON & ADDISON.
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LOCAL" MATTERS.

THE ASSAULT UPON THE JUDICIARY.
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EOR RENT, a NEW FRAMEDgA
IL DWELLING on Eighth street, Manches-4sia
ter, lust above shops OF the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company. 1t has five 70. ms; !; o
kitchen ana large lot attached. If not previously
rented privately, 1t VIII be rented at anction on
TUESDAY, December Is, at haii-nas. IL O'Clock
p. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
lie 10. IL IL. Il Is AncLinnEcrs.
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A N EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN CAN
n be found at our store. Medical advice Tree
OF charge between 10 and II O'Clock A. M.
T. KISUEKVATER Il BOOK, Apothecaries,
lie II s04 Broad street.
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TINE JUNIATA HAIR TONIC AND
Hair Color Restorer. Also, Xanth1ne Hair
kestorer, Halls Sicilian Hair lehewer, Mrs.
Aliens Hair Restorer. Eureka Hair kestorer,
stnr,rs Sold by L. WAGNER,
do 10 2tt Sixth aud Broad streets.
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l7TH STREET. 18th STREET.
COAL. w. HALL CREW. WOOD.
U HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
4 RED aud WHlTEASH-BITU UMIN GUS,
LUMP HILL, and AVERAGE COAL, which
will sell at lowest market rates. Also SEAS0N
ED OAK and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at "a in yard;
$3. SO delivered.
GfHce and yard FOR Anthracite Coal, Cary ane
Seventeenth streets. ....... .....-.... .. ...s
Eiturlinous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near Danville depot
dol W. HALL, GREW,
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ANOTHER CONVICT APPLIES FOR A
DISCHARGE.
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a C0MFORT-SAWED AND SPLIT
"A AWOOD.-PUMPS.-S W ED OAK ANIL
PINE WOOD, 4 load warranted equal to half
cord-better quality and length, and as cheap as
any. - - -. -. = -
kindling, to be had here only. Also, sold full
leugth. Also, h WELL PUNE, certified the best
Order at WATKINS, COTTRELL Il Co, Main
near Fourteenth street, and at pump and fuel fac
tory, south side Basin. =. --.-.
de3 j. B. WATKINS.
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DOSADALIS, ROSADALIS, at $l.25 per
J. KiNDERvATER & BoCK. Druggists,
do 10 5Os Broad street,
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fHHEAP WOOD.-Owing to theHbreak' in
~ the cSnal being fnishea, we are prepared to
sell seasoned OAK and PINE WOODat the fol-
lowing prices OAK WOOD. SO to So so per cord
PINE, $3.50 Persons wishing to lay in their
winter supply will do well TO call at once.
Also, CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
GOALS always on hand at the lowest mark
rates. GARY Il CRUTCHFlELD, ,.ts. A..
No. lis Eighth street, near the
no l4-eodtJal packet landing
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LOR RENT, the beautiful and extern CA
l. siye SUBURBAN RESIDENCE known ls,l
AS 'Fonticello, - with forty-two acres of land at
LachCd ald W, /! enclosed, located on the River
road, IN Chesterfield county, about one mile from
May0's bridge. If not rented Gy the Goth instant,
1t wlll then he rented nj public auction, on the
premises, FOR the ensuing year.
A. G. PULLIAM
Real Estate A gent and Aurt!oneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.
de 3 -eOdt20lec
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

IL THE MANCHESTER 'POST-OFFICE
LjECEMBER L. 1853. n-. . .. . .
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply OF
N FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE coal,
naces and CRATES. ~,
Also, GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL. ,.,
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenth
street, at the drawbridge.
no .. I.
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II. o. GAEY. W. Z. CRUZ CHFIELD.
VKTE STILL HAVE A SUPPLY OF
w CHEAP WOOD FOR THE POOR, which
We are selling at 81 per cord from the Basin, 10y
the single stick or cord. Also, Il large quantity
of BSoT GLOVER HILL HARD GOAL at 81
per load--a superior article Of the kind. Persons
wishing to be supplied will call at once, before il
gives out. GARY & CRUTCHFIELD,
Es. H-ts.H No. lis Eighth street,
de lin near packet landing
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EOR DYSPEPSIA OR LOSS OF Ape
e TTTE Niagara Star Bittcrs, tine Rppe-
tier stimulant, and tonic, pleasant and agreeable
to the taste. Also Drakes Plantation. Hostel.
ter's, Hollands and Sherry Wine Bi terS. Sold
by l.. h4NER, DrnRRlst,
dc l2-2tk s11th ana broao Streets.
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INITIALS.
u Ny Dear Grandmothcr: Clara; :. Z. L.
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LADIES LIS.'
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have the very
IA best quality of ANTHRACITE COAL e. this
market DRY PINE and OAK WOOD. Consul
mers will please give me a CALL A rich r-en c-n
buy fifty tons st the same rate a poor widow can
buy a half-bushel. [no ae] B. WARDWELL.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
VALUABLE, MEDICINES.

A GOOD HORSE The
n JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POWDERS pre-
pared by Messrs. WOOD 4 SON, Is undoubtedly
he best preparation for improving the condition
of poor horses ever discover ed. A dose OF these
powders occasionally will msntain horsc In
good condition ut small expense for feed. Price,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by
WOOD c SON, Druggists,
do 70 eodlm Fifth and Msrsllall streets
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WTANTED, PATTERN-MAKERs at the
wv Metropolitan Works.
# TANNER, EHBERTs S DELANEY
dol "f 'r.ess .r@.t"..= .
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HIDES WANTED.-Highest cash prices
Ii paid for DRY or GREEN HIDES by =. 51 8
HULST Z KING.
Richmond. no 10 :
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yXTANTED, ORDERS FOR, EVERY DE-
w SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING at the
TtaPATCH PRISTLNG-HOFISE. rr.- ~ IT,. .-r
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTSs
II ECTCRE,
ny THE
RRv.DR. MAYER, stf rt
.-.-s for the benefit or
THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
,-f N atsthe ssr - tpd ',..t,
ELRyENTH-sTREET SYNAGOGUE, )
SUNDAY December 10. 1858, at O'Clock 2. N.
ADMISSION: rs cents. II, - /.
Tickets can be had from ISAAC HUTzLEE, NO.
1913 NJ ain street j. HoLLkNDEB, H1 Brda1 s.Lect'
and ut the Synagogue at the time OF Inc iecsure'
- - A, = rtle f2--ltlTlEa Il. -.- -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
PFNNsYLVANIA.

A correspondent writing from Bethlehem informs
that Slate Company OF that place has sold
% Of their tract at satington to Mr. Samuel Casko
OF the latter place for $4,000 Mr. Val Hburn OF Easton
has disposed OF Of slate land in Northampton
County to Mr Douglass Of NewYork for 10000. Mr.
Hlburn has also bought tract OF slate property contain
ing Of Mr. Henry Vert OF slatingtOn for s2 40
All OF the above properties only partially developed
There appears TO be very lively interest taken in that
species OF property this Winter. Mr.. j. Cornell
sold his farm OF % acres containing zinc for 81 900
an acre. to somo Bethlehem and Philadelphia gentlemen
The Lehgh Valley Iron Company has bought tract OF
land containing 30 from Mr.. Jacob schrver, for
$4,000: the land has extensive limestone deposits. Mr
Rufus A. Grider has sold the Sun Hotel Bethlehem TO
Mr Charles Broadhead Of the same place for $4,000 Mr.
Newhart has sold the Allen House. Allentown TO the
Messrs Kramer Bro for $4,000. Mr. John Heyer has
sold farm Of about 100 acres, lying within II miles OF
Bethlehem, to Mr. Appegate OF Saucon township for
$4,000 There have been quite number Of other sales OF
lesser noteprncipaly dwelingsat prices ranging from
5000 70 5000. Rents in this town unreasonably
high owing chiefly the demand being much in
of the supply The Lehigh Navigation Companys rail
road (caed the Lehigh and Susquehanna Rairoad
ming parallel with the Lehgh Valley Railroad fromwilkes
barre 10 Eson, where IL connects with the Morris and
Essex Railroad opened TO the public yesterday giving
the Bethehemtes rstclass railroads 10 NewYork.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company is also
building a road from their line at point two miles be-
low Phoenixville, up the valley Of the Perkomin
Allentown 80 mes miles OF which expected to be
open travel by Spring. Business in this valley is
somewhat dull as other sections OF the country but
the iron men are making extensive preparations for tho
Spring and Summer 1t is proposed to erect from twelve
TO fifteen furnaces during the coming season, and
stacks being erected In addition to those
already in operation at the following places Two at
Bethlehem at Hellertown. at Glendon, one at
Allentown, one at Aburs, one at Catasaqua, one at
Hokendauqua, and one at whitehall.
In Easton learn that Mr.. Conklng's two-story
dwelling Lehghst, has been sold to Mrs Lescher for
$1,000 Mr. Moses Berwaryas has bought Mr. H. S. Careys
property Fifthst for $500 Rents In EasOn still
very high and the demand for houses great although it
seems impossible for the working classes with their
duced wages, TO pay any increase present rates.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

Henry W. Cole. for beating Michael Davis, a
ling.
In the Yorkville Police Court before Justice
Connolly John Halden held in 500 bail for cruelty TO
animals, in driving sore and aceraod horse, attached
10 n wagon
before Justices Bowling and Kelly James McGon was
the Penitenary for one month and fined $50 Tor
was sent to the Pentenary for three months for stealing
coat worth $40 There were - other cases on the cal
endar, but none were OF general Importance
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett Thomas Jordan acquitted
Of charge OF stealing gold soverelgns valued at ~
steamer city OF baltimore aud Alwel alleged he had
given him the money for safe keeping Ihe jury rem
dered verdict of not guilty without leaving Their seas
A case of bigamy has been brought before
Justice stephan Of Cleveland, which goes 10 show how
far conraband traffic In the affections can be carried
was arrested on the charge of bigamy having been five
times married twice while her previous husbands were
living put under bonds TO appear on the Sth of
February when the examination will be completed.
In Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
shandley Adoni Allen held for trial for having
sweeny Of No. i79 Last Eloventhst Michael McCabo
was held for examination on charge OF stealing four
Pier No 4s East Jacob Wolf was bailed to
swer selling lager beer at No 2 this store
not being the mentioned In his lcenoe, he having
lately removed from his former promises Wolf ar
rested Monday morning. and Justice shandley de.
cared that arrest the following morning and taken 60
Court without being locked up, a fragrant outrage
Jacob Bloomingdale, alias George X. Spell
man. aged but II years account OF whose arrest ior
swindng various persons by representing himself 10 DO
the Secretary OF charitable society, published In
yesterdays TRBUSE was yesterday arralgned Dei9re ore
Justice Kelly at the T0mbs. Mr. Rufus Hatch' OF tho
firm OF Fisk Hatch. testified that, December 20.
he received letter from person signing hmse ueorse
Spellmau claiming to be Secretary OF tho Associao
for the Benefit of the Poor acquaninG Mr. Hatch with
the that he had been elected an honorary ?,
tho Society. In response, Mr.. Hatch ior"af0e9
a check for $iOo Co the address Of Speilman, ana
on "a received from spelmana letter dated a sns
nt, Hon tha
closed by quoting the toxs He who gveth 10 inc poor
iendeth 20 the Lord and Bread cast upon the waters
retnrncth after many days" Subsequently Mr hatch
learned that there Society for Improving the Con-
dltlon OF the Poor having IN tae Bible House. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
COLLECTOR DIEHL AND THE GETTYSBURG
sWINDLE.


card which he finds fault with Gen Van Wyck Chair
OF the House Committee on the Gettysburg Asylum
enterprise for rejecting upon his DehPs Official con-
duct In having that swndle exempted from taxatisn
He closes his long explanation thus:
Mr. Van Wyck, in his report, aludes 70 the fact thae
my had been appointed Receiver or the Gettysburg
Company in which again he Is unfortunate In not repre-
senting the true state Of the From the manner In
which this point referred 10 by Mr. Van Wyck he ey
denty intends represent that my Is acting as Trus
tee the entire whereas IN fact he only holds
such position in regard 10 what money may be re-
ceived from the sale OF tickets in this city. It 10
proper for to say that my son accepted the pc-
sitOn with my full knowledge and consent, there
existing my judgment, no good reason why he should
not do so; aud that the appointment was not made,
suggested until after the application for renis-
sion Of tax had been approved by the Commissioner.
The great importance, however, OF the position can
be properly estimated when IL is understood that
the entire received by the trustee exactly SOL
IL will be difficult, imagine for any unpreudiced nina
to understand why should be dragged into this contro-
versy have concern, either directly or remotely IN
the Gettysburg Associations and apart from the Interest
which originally felt under tho view and heller that
patriotic and enterprise care nothing
about It, Neither have any interest or sympathy with
opponents 1t will thus be that my connection
with this matter did not extend beyond the performances
OF certain duties incident to my official position Those
duties feel conscious OF having performed faithfully.
prudeny Justly and with discretion according to tho
facts AZ they stated 10 me at te tine and am
quite willing to leave the far as am concerned
the decision OF impartial public Judgment Yours
very truly JOHN III. DIEHL-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
LETTER FROM THE REGISTRAR OF RECORDS.


Dr. Harris has taken the infant murderers in
hand His mortuary statistics are encouraging He
Gays:
In the week that ended Saturday the it nst there
$40 deaths in EewYork including 6s In the public
JnstituoDs There 142 deaths in Brooklyn beside
16 that occurred In county institutions and streets beyond
city limits Omittng similar county institutions this
mortality Is equal yearly deathrate Of "a O5 per 1000
inhabitants in NewYork, 1000 in Brook
estimating accordance with the OF 1865
There q decrease OF 65 deaths In EewYOrk and OF
in Brooklyn, compared with the previous week. The
which appear to have thus decreased in fatality
were chiefly those affecting the lungs For example, in
New-York there were only 61 deaths by phthss last
week while there rs by that disease the previous
week; there only 55 deaths by infammatory lung
diseases last week whereas in the previous week there
were 73 The chief agencies concerned In producing this
difference in the total amount OF mortality IN the two
weeks have beeD nrst the greater uniformity OF
temperature-hOugh 80 colder last week-and, second
the fatality that had attended the lncemency OF the
previous three wefks-sweepnR into the grave great
number OF enfeebed persons old and young that were
suffering from ailments which find greatly dlmin
ished ia fatality last week Infancy and middle Life con-
formed 20 the ratio OF decrease but old age fe the
GRIPPING influence OF the excessive cold so that there
in the number OF deathstof above
upon q deaths last week and 38 the previous week. OF
which were by burns and scal1e These officers have
hesitatngy attended to the requests have made for
nqucss upon dead nnOeents that armed out to die
81 infants from week 20 four months OF age,
sent their graves these houses during the
past four weeks The deathratc in such establishments
like the evils they foster Is subject that demands public
inquiry There certainly be found way pro-
vide for helpless and abandoned infants that viii be
Better than that which now so needessly swels the
weekly deahists ia this city The daily press has al
ready suggested the plan that Is most approved by
thoughtful physicians.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find 1t for their interest to ad'
vertise THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and is cattore
through every State aud Territory. as well as IN New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible, stating the advan-
tagcs offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF TIE
TRIBUNE, semiweekly and Weekly, arc subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons, that advertisements IN
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per ine each IN
sertien in DAILY TRIBUNE, s. 90 per line In WEEKLY
TprrIryr d cents per line IN sEMT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing It's value as an
advertising medium.