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COUsT CAlERDARS-THIs D.Y.


H. 49, 49, ls S ls la is a a ~ ~ 10 49,
1s 1s lss ~ l lss 49, S ~ ~ 49, 49, ia
$50, 157, 1855 l59, 1so les.
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TEIa.-Ai, ourned to
Wednesday, Aprtl g.
Van Brunt.-Court opens OF nal!.past ten A. NJ
Nos. 1885, r. q lob 1922 ll4s, 1859 1887, s2I, 1907,
lasI lolS s0S bo lSss ISL Ss3 AIS So ss, 1911
r. 6: eel, 400 "A, r. 9. sl2gS, ila 4s4 sse AS.
800, So4, 500, sos, So h12, $40, 90. 90. b24.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TeIM-part Held by
7so 1873, 1888, l57l, 4O5, 1857, SIS ISL. Part -
Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos 1885 $40, 81, l04t, 1915
ss, Sos elo, 1916, 1882, 200, s74, 1914, i3ie loo
MARINE CouRT-TaIAL IERM--Part l--lield by
Judge Curtis-Parts open and calendar called OF ter
s s ss ssSs sass u.s. S. s ST. u.s. ss 49, sss
sS9a, $500, sseo 1897. Part 2--ueld by Judge
s5i2, $685. $500, $50, 1867, 1870, $685. s372 $500
Part 3-Hed by Judge Observation-Disclosures s,l3 eo7c
s7Si, 9l4o, 7l5l sle4, $685. ss1o ssa7, eoAe, e227
COURT or COMMON pLEAs-TRIAL TERM--Part L
Held by Judge G. p. Daly.-No7. 1905 *, by order
ld29, l4o9, l4l6 1884 1885, $780, SIP 1907 14t l44o
Daly-Court opens eleven A. Mos. Ial,, i3I1
li26, l4e5, 1923, 1873 1874 1877, 1913, 1919 iosV'
Corpr MT or COMMON pLEAs-EorITY TERM-Held
by Judge RoDinson-Court opens eleven A. M'-oio
Nos. 16l, II, u, rs. c,nn,rc
CoURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs.-IIed hy Cunning
Kelley. robbery; SAME vs.. Martin Meelan, purg-
lary: Same Va. Andrew DAILY ana william Mahony,
burglary same vs.. Frederick Sneusnci, ~, n ose e
same va. Enstacia Sc Valerie and LIBBY Doris,
Holmes, grand larceny same ". Saafcs Droa
from inc ncrson: Samc Va. John A. Sheridan, false
pretencesi same Va JAWS M'sAVn' os0'pSo VIZ
soper.
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%sesi was dull and IRREGULAR Milwaukee spring and
winter ssn r yas chSaso G The
:sis sis sssS ss Sc sSs?:
sS n
Sh1e Barley sail, but nonISaiy nshssnsea SALE,
s%s o ssss %sS @ 81 ssnss
.s,s Ssas.
as but r.tes ns snssFs
y $50 srsss lard !. rs a. T. fsoSaaop sail loS9
a.
81 I #. % Sa ss. sas ss' o
trieste bis i rosln a o. about &c. German BARK,
MY sfs a sssS Sssse
s ''s ss s
sS SS New ' osaa.
from Coz. to 69c We Quoe;-
Cuba-centrlfusal and mixed....... isc. asJc
Mascovadc, refining. sSc Sic. $50.
Porte 400 Sc 59c.
In giah Islands az. aSe. s sSo.
SAyAI sToaisinsi market SPIRITS ta1penslae rs
ssaa
$3l7 2a0o bbs strained tree on board with freight at
sa1 y s ga "ss $780,.
and
Ssni's aHOs s for sEo~p. az
nominal held al lake Case oil also nnsanssd, bd.
aS SSt was ens II a pess Il The
sfssk the market dull and .de essisr quoted q
h % but ag wS s S on s 70
s ss
and go The marie, for mess PORK was quiet and r
ssS' isssS :ssS A IS n;sE IN,
s there % sss
% ha clear 81 Gn qss
IS ii, $40 ~ extra mess $ls sis for
ee also qgs;. Small sales made within
s1s1 Ht quiet nut sales %s1s s'a
steady prices quote Dry stated :hG ,S IS &C. s
bellies 1c fT Oo1e o. DO saUua o1 &C. %
about steady. Closed weak, aaoush ancaanssd sales
sIGis &C Civ s's 5er demand Of
fsGei ss oi was n.sdsatsy active
sssGSs Ths soo
There seemed to be but little disposition 70 operate Pccs
remained steady we nays only no,s sac, o. II has
changed quoted at II &C. and hards l2 l2c.
We qno.e-Yqoa Y somM9n refining 7ssc Sc
ns sac. . Sac. tair 70 good sroeery. Sc aeAc prime
choice grocery ga centrifugal, hhds and boxes,
&C. gssc. moasscs hhds. and boxes ac sc. Ineiadq
&c. a &C Havana-Eoxe' Dutch sanear,, NOS to .,
Ioc do Il to ~ losc siiatc; ao ~ TO 2o Has nIac
lnins, &C. s5sc fair to choice grocery, %. 1cc.
Brazil-Duteh standard, Nos. to p 7hc. &C. Java
and extra superior TIC. go. New orleans-Rehning
grades. TIC. SIC. grocery do, &c. n Ice.
STEARISE rcmalncc dull. There inquiry, and prices
entirely nominal.
about 90 lbs at &c. for country and choice city,
The latter Is scarce.
WmIsKEY- Receipts sos tbls The market was quiet but
frmer sales ESQ bDis al e719c $50.
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SUPREME CcUaT-TslaL TERN.

The yorkviIlc District Court Controversy.
Stemmler VS.. McGulrc--Ths case, after repeated
adjournments, by motion on application OF plain
TINS counsel, set down peremptorilY for yester-
day. II is sequence trial 10 the Murray Coulter
case, which resulted IN favor OF the defendant the
present Police Justice. Originally the present case
should have first come UP In order but II was
deemed thai Murray had Y better case against
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY S72.-TRlPLE SHEET.

Coulter than the plaintiff now has against the pre-.
ent defendant and 1t was agreed TO try the Coulter
case iirst. The chances are that Stemmler VIII re-
tire from the contest ana leave the present incum-
reforming Legislature take the question Of Police
and District Judges IN hand.
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November. 200 at lac, 100 a. 10 Lido. Total, $500
bales. Grand total, 10000 bales Rates on cot
ton to foreign closed steady Lverpoo.
az ny sa ssa ao ays oy
20 Bremen by steam, &c, gold compres.ed; sail Ne;
ports By steam ic The secels. at the ror: sum up :.
savannah 6is, Charleston, ssl Wilmington. 81: Nor.
folk, 6ls; Baltimore, $780, New Yorx, 46s. Total ian:
This last week, 9,263. This day last year. 1854
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The natural scarcity OF money just at this time
when the banks are called upon TO meet heavy
demand from the country banks n connection with
the "Aprn setements' was aggravated to-day by
the interpositioE OF artificial aid, the clique opera
tors at the Stock Exchange having freely sold on
the recent rise in prices, and naturally desiring,
therefore. to buy theristocks back al lower prices
For the stocks which they had possession OF few
weeks since they now hold the money equiva-
lent, and as the advanced stage Of prices
for stocks generally makes an unusual demand for
money outside OF the other influences referred to- 1t
Is easy to understand that IN market hlde-bound,
80 to speak, by these several causes speculative
manipulation can be readily employed TO precipi.
tate positive slrngency. The very lowest rate was
7per cent even on pledge OF government collate.
rails borrowers on these securities payin. as fire..
quenty 7 per cent coin. On stocks the rate
was per cent, with the addition OF commits
sons varying from l-32 10 bio The highest
extreme having been Il per cent, or ar the rate Of
1876 per cent per annun. THIS was an exceptional
figure, OF course, but II was bid for a moment
during the excited inquiry FOR money IN the street
Just after three O'Clock, but u per cent was com.
mon rate and the closing one. 50 dllicut did Dor
rowers find 1t to get money Tia! accounts were
generally delayed, and those made UP BY tie usual
hour were the exception.
Commercial paper was neglected aud rates for
the present ore only nominal.
Foreign exchange was quoted as before, but the
market closed dull and heavy the basis OF 1924
for prime bankers sixty day sterling and 10 for
sight bills.
GOLD LowEI-ll0S A 1895.
Gold was dull ana very steady at ITO "a l101s until
After three O'Clock, when 1t offered at ITO, and
eventually sold at loe, closing with that price bid
the onerng being at the next sixteenth. The
decline was due 10 the apprehension that the carry.
ing rates tomorrow VIII fully equal to-6ays nuc;ua-
ton IN the price OF gold. The Treasury programme
had no perceptibe influence on the market which,
as said was steady until after the Intense stfngency
In money. The sub-Treasury paid out s875,Ooo ia
redemption OF the called bonds Of 1852. The course
a -ci.a slo
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG

The government lis, was strong throughout the
day, IN face OF the decline In gold and activity in
money, the secret OF its rness being the presence
in the market OF large orders 10 buy for In.
yest0rs and capitalists, who usually transfer their
means to these securities during the dulness
and low interest rates OF the summer
months. The following were the closing quo
tations, showing Improvement ali around-
United States currency skies, 1853 115A; DO
sizes, 1881, registered. 1I41 ll5 do. do
coupon, lI5I lie; do. Gve-twenties tex nt regis
tered, May and November, 100 a Io9i.; DO.
do. 1882 coupon, do, 1922 1885 do. do. 1864,
do. do. l12h 1921; do. DO, 1885, 10. do, 1923.
y Il3; do. do, 1857, registered. January ana
July. 1l2zs ll31s; do do, 1885, coupon, d. my
ll1A; do. do, 1857, do DO, 1l3 1885 do. do,
1868 do. do. 113 49,; do. lves Of 1851 funded,
registered ITO a 11os; do. DO. DO, coupon ITO
l1oh do. ten.iorties. registered, 1903 1855; do.
do,, coupon, 1855 ioSh.
THE RAuRoAD BONDS.
The following were The bids for tho railroad
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SUPREME c0UaT-cHAM3esS


Decisions.
By Judge Card0z0.
George White W.. Fannie b. Whte.-RepOrt OF
referee confirmed aud judgment OF divorce
granted.
Jessie Solomon W. Thomas Solomon Proof OF
service and OF default wanted.
Westerven vs.. Westeryet ct ai,-Judgment
granted, &c.
BY Judge Barrett.
Rice vs.. Lawrence.-MOtion denied.
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COURT OF C0aNaA pt:As-sp:cAL Ts,a
Decisions.

Decisions.
by Judge Robinson
Ely vs.. Barnett-Molion to discharge. order de-
MED. Defendant ordered to attend and be exam
lned at adjourned day.
William A. Coleman vs.. Fannie Z. COleman.-Dl-
vOrce granted plaintiff.
Richardson vs.. Davl5on.-Appeal dismissed for
want Of jurisdiction. See memorandum.
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COgRT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, April l. 1871
Tho following Is the Court OF Appeals day caion-
Oar for Apru IL Nos lIS. lQL 1oi. los Q. I. ali. "a
0l2 2lA
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CLOSING pRIcEs-5 O'CLOCK r, NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Moderately Active and Eirmer-Re-
ceiris a, the Ports, s,271 Raies--Corn
Firmer-Oats Easier-Pork Firm-Lard
Easy Whis1ey Fifmer.

MONDAY, April 1-sP.M NJ.
CorfEr,-Thc market still remained quiet There was
modcratc inquiry and rife better feeling as yet prices
are unchanged. We quoicCargocs Rio ordinary, lssfc
l0c do. far, l5j.c. I5S.c; DO. good lsc. l64c; do
rre ltc l7c, gol IN bond, sKtv days; Maacaibo lsc
I91lc Lasuoyra, ltc .oc ST. Domingo Qu bond lsc
ls]sc! Java &C. a aSc., god, duly rald.
CorToS On iae SPOT fair demand, holders were
reluctant to se3 and business moderate. Prices
ruled &c &c rcs d. higher the market closing with con-
siderable frmrei a. the Improvement Future deliveries
seld Of lice 10. msae under fair inqury and small
oHeIlhas INC sEcs FsioTe on Change sun up thus
,m. ro.pdy. SnH Erg. 7otn,
i..ep'lt. tyI bu 1,zl.
Consumption. bif 1901 6lJ
specutAt ION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN tALsl...ss..t lu3 Uo
ioiai ZOOS 0fs 2,O03
for future delivery OASIS middns) the
rs loows Safs Saturday eyenny, after two r. M-.Apri
5g at 22ic, 100 at 24 illJc r. ~. loo at 22.c loo ri
y liidc S6 ~ May, 40 q 70 il6c 500 al Age, So
ni rs ll6c 100 AZ 2oc june 300 a. 70 eide, l00a 23Sc,
IVY at ~ l6c 40 NJ ss1c. Juy Ito az 20 al6c Sepem
bo lgo q zixe vcicoer zoo At ocota, 400 bales
a. 1850 S0 a.29 il6c 500 at % IL 6c at 22c o0 At
w " i8ci May. COO at -c 100 al ~ llec lQQ NJ c. 100
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SALES AT TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
10 to IO,3O A. M.

Moutay, April 1-1O:i5 A. NJ.
&40W 6s 81 151s $4,000 US $40, ~. ll2X
800 US $40. e2, IL $1,000 Us $50 Q, '67.... lib
5s50 US 3D. c. 90. l15 2Oc0 5s lD40 l0ss
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Ono Hundred and Thirty.fiye Per Cent Per
Annum Paid for Loans.
The Stock Market Stands It and
Closes Strong.
cold DOwn-GOverMMe Up
State Bonds Dull.
The Panama Railroad Election Carried
by the Pacific Mail Party.

WALL STREET, I
MONDAY. April 10 l.. NJ.
On 'Change to-day wheat was steady. The cotton
market was unchanged and less active.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement for the month ending
Garcn 81 shows reduction Of $15, 100000
TIE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR APRIL.
The Treasury programme Of gold sales and bond
purchases for the month Of April is officially an
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The quotations based running In quality
than alt grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOUR GRAIS.-Reccipts Flour, g753 bbs wheat.
$50 bushels corn do meal % bbls and 800 bags
$3.50 bushels; barley IL 800 The fodr market
The Gales of all KINDS since last
aggregate 10000 bDs quiet but steady
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COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.

COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie ct the port or New York for the week ending
March 80 and since the beginning OF the year,
1870 1871. 1872.
Dry goods 81 $50, ass $l.325725 t2.2O7, 5O7
Gen. merc,dlSe. 4, l8l, 600 I,jO4 DOL I,9SA,43
, 1872-10-26

wife brought sueet OIL Of which took two
doses. % But great s. God! What E torment; Shocks
and conyulsfons followed from half past 10 to u
o'clock. Then % the death rnroes set in. I was
eonvsed felt s shos5 so sSs like b6oesa sFSEsR
On We and the est esh e7 aus ay gnd cp
nv wife to me. MY hands were crossed, but I
could not move them, nor any part of my body.
/ bade them all good-by, and swooned. My
wifeaent the children for doctor, and Or. Kir,
by came about 70, and found me still alive and
somewhat rational, as the oil had it's effect.
From then until o'clock this morning had
shocks like from q galranic battery every few
minutes. could not stir hand Oh foot and any
attempt to turn my head brought a shock. TO
tell what suffered is impossible, and I had
given up a. az 5hoaght q e put soon began
to write you this, in order that you may warn
persons using this medicine to beware Of over
doses or settings"
, 1872-10-26

F3uHt t3t INf+CN6Ef tTH.} 1HtEtt1HtHCET,
This morning the Pacific Express, west, which
passes through this city at 2s5, met with q
singular accident at the junction n-Landisyil1e.
at this point, and 8 train OF empty coal cars was
standing across the latter track. About this
time the Pacific Express came dashing along,
and, before the en- gineer had time to check
the speed Of the locomotive, it had dashed
through q coal car and was tearing along
at its regular speed towards Harrisburg, with
only the loss OF coT-catcher. The
engineer, seeing that no harm had been
done to any one, did not stop after he had safe
" tsgone through" the debris. Thiscan be class
ed as q most miraculous escape from whatmight
have been terrible disaster, but the speed at
which the train was going was very swift. The
wrecked car was struck amid wheels and broken
completely into atoms, the splinters flying in all
directions, but luckily hitting no one. The
shock was distinctly felt by the railroad employ
ers who were sitting on the front and back ends
Of the coal train, but they either did not know
the time at which the train was due, or else the
ance in not having his hag-lamps hung out.
, 1872-10-26
The H0tteBt UIOutIls

The PHILADELPHIA Medical Times presents
some statistics from observations made in Phila-
delphia, which go to show that the month of
August, 1872, was the hottest August on
record for the past eigety;three a3 years. I'll TIE
est point reached, $500 degrees. The average
mean temperature OF the same month for
the past eighty-three years was 1898 degrees,
and the highest mean temperature during
all that time was TINT for the present
year. a similar comparison Of observations re-
veals the fact that the summer, as whole, WAS
the hottest on record. The mean temperature
for the three summer months Of 1872 was so O9
degrees; the average for the past eighty-three
ing that entire period Was that Of the present
wear,
, 1872-10-26

The Archduke Henry, Of Austria, who some
years ago committed the terrible crime Of mar
rying an actress, and was in consequence ban
ished the dominions Of Franz Joseph, has been
SO far pardoned 81 to be allowed to return ia
Austria, with his wife, upon condition Of re-
siding in the Tyrol. Leopo1dine Hoffman. hie
wife, is q fine woman, and the marriage Was q
loye-match. The sentimental King Of Bavaria
took great interest in the unfortunate couple,
Bavaria, in the hopes Of making her more &C.
ceptab1e to the aristocratic heir Of the Caesare,
but in vain. It is believed that the Emperor
Was Influenced in his severity towards the Arch
duke by his mother, the late Arch
the conduct Of her nephew. The Archducheas
was indeed 8 woman with no heart cold. cruel,
and proud, and she is said to have instigated her
son to order the terrible execution OF the Hun
garian Generals at Arad, which Mortified all
Europe, simply to crafty private revenge.
, 1872-10-26

FROM Tue Ct7c11na1z Enquirer Oct. Il.
There is Earce q child or grown-up person
who ever gocl to the circus but remembers with
pleasure the performances Of Dan Rices famous
trick horse Excelsior. For the last eighteen
years, on eacLrecurrence Of the season, he has
been one OF tie arenic attractions Of that famous
chow, and Whenever he appeared in the ring it
Was to receive The plaudlts of the thousands who
were gathered ,round it. Though totally blind,
he exhibited u intelligence that WAS almost
human, and in ne tablaao pieces and posturins,
was pronounced by ell to be the hendsomest
horse they ever elW.
Dan Rice came 10 the city last week and pitch
ed his tents on Union Grounds. Excelsior, of
nourse: came with him, and, as usual, VAS the
Rdmiration of every one who we1t to the show.
The old horse, however, did not seem in his
usual spirita, He seemed to be too sick to take
his part, and though at times he would fire up
and go through q part handsomely sudden
tremor would como over him, and he would sink
master failed to meet with the quick response as
Of old, and the kird-heartcd Snowman found
that his pet had become deaf as well as blind,
and that E1celsior's course was about run.
On Saturday night the old horse y5as brought
into the ring for the last time. He went
through part Of his performance, but, before
it was half over, had to be led out, trembling
and scarce able to walk. Mr.. Rice, in a little
that Excelsior, who had travelled with him for
, The past eighteen years. and who was almost
child to him, could not live much longer. He
had been his constant companion, and had
had during that time. He loved him not
for this SO much as for the almost
human traits and human intelligence
that he possessed, and now that he
WAS about to die he felt pang in his heart as if
he was indeed human. The old horse, he said,
would be taken to mr. Connelly's stable On Bay
miller street, where everything that was possible
would be done tc Iaake him comfortable, and
, 1872-10-26
How Fellow Feels when He is Full
of StryChT3ine.

From Tic Cod H7E{ E1HeC.} NecS.
DR.. Harris, the well known assayer, who re-
sides at the lower end Of town, came lear being
poisoned to death last night through taking q
in the bottom OF the yial settled his case. The
following communication from him received at
noon to-day tells tho whole story: "Last night
Thuraday) felt pain in my knee, caused By
rheumatism. I.sot up at 10 O'Clock and took .
Toland, Of San Francisco. There Was only one
dose left. and, not at the time thinking Of the
sediment at the bottom of the vial, I took it.
Half an hour after, as IVES laying in bed with
and apeechle=s. The candle fell on the bed and
I could neither stir nor cry out for second,
Luckily the shock terminated in time to let me
put ont the Light or the house and all would
Fave been consumed. More and stronger shocks
and convulsions then followed, and from synp-
toms knew that had taken strYchnine. Aiy
, 1872-10-26

NJANTED-60 OR 100 FEET, UNI1fPROVED, ON
w Cottage Grove-aF., between Douglas-plaoe and
Egan-av.; must be cheap. Address G, Room II, 15l
Aouroe-st. .. ...-.
NTANTED-TO BUY SOME ACRE PROPERTY M
Chicago; It must be bargain; give location
and price, to have attention: AddEess 2 Q: Boz q:
, 1872-10-26

TOR SALE TO PRINTERS - SECONDHAND
cases. stands rules leads, t5pe etc., at Is Canalst.
, 1872-10-26
To RENT--HOUSES.

ITO RENT-FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS. MARBLE
front residence fronting east shaded with trees, and
large lot, No. 757 Wabash-nV. E. H. CUMMINGS, No.
LOO East Raudplnb.st.
, 1872-10-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
rAsH PAID FOR oAsT.oFF CLOTHING AND
miscellaneo4s goods OF kind, By sending letter
to I. GELDER, Loan Office, 664 State.st
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE SHAPE OF a
house costing from 81 600 to S10 co., lots from go
co., Or faE1ns from $5 goo to 500 Geo give n. CAMP
BELL eal; sS East MADISON Room Is, and get sup
NTASoNIC-WANTED, ON SALARY OR COMMITS
unique and splendid New Work. rare ehaHse. Send
publishers of Masonic Works, 544 Broadway, N. Y.
MRS. a. {. BAL!KAM's SELECT AGENCY FOR
M employers and servants at 1I West jackson-st.,
northeast corner Desplatues-st.
THE EXCELSIOR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO 81
West Madison-st Room is now open for business.
AL parties wanting help can be supplied short notice.
iY except Chiuauan. Those desiring situations or want
INK help give call, and will y and give satsfnc
ton.
WATTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMERS. PARTIES
w having stores, commission houses livery stables
any lind Of business stands with good will lease, and x
for Bae find cash purchaser Those wishing
purchase can find good bargains By addressing Q
Tribune Office.
ITANTED-WATCHEs OF ALL DEsORRTIoNS,
md eoSs Ss & 9S sod
WANTED-C0LoNISTs FOR. CoLQRADo.MEN
w With families especially desired. For particulars
apply to d. S. GREEN, General Superintendent South
xeste5n Colony olee SO West Madisoa.st, 0h!eage:
PRINTING MATERIAL,
, 1872-10-26

fTsO PENTHOUSE OF RICHARD sOAIERS, ESQ,
Of Sherman House, ct Esanston, + rooms, II beauti
Of Afny for $50 per month. R. SOAERS Sherman
3oDFe nr IN tftp nfaca.
, 1872-10-26

PEMovAL Of PIANO ROOMS TO e1s WABASH
llshed 1850. VIM. 3. PRAsSER. N@''"0'
, 1872-10-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Leg1ons attest to the superiority of Burnett,s
Cocoane for the hair.
Rough Skin 1nnde Smooth by using Juniper
Tar Soap, manufactured by Casweu, Hnzard, d Co.,