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him.-loso seup,ev- Hzckott- Demurrer to second
rlea scsaInel and leave to defendant to amend by
; Icnday. OCT. t. e1o. Warner y Co.one1ra1 ID
cararcn Company. Rue Oh defendant TO lie ALL
dav;t Of merits three d.ys, pes to BE- stricken
from fJee-1.963. Sturgis '. Sabin- Proceedings
STAYED defendant h1ving fled cerutcate Of bank
rantcr-z.a61- Prince =. Constantine Default and
judgment, s34o65.-o,9l4. Shannon =. Rive1sddn
I1r-5ye.uans Company. Leave to plsl1hf to auaeod
b. na3iog Becj- Y Page md William Spzague p:fties
dste,6arts.-1,811.G Groves = Clarke. D:s1elssed By
Tiff withd1aNs all claims, except note Default
and Judgment for $317-7s.-25s2. Could y. knicks--
Eocke- Insurance Company. By stipulation, de-
l2ult ard Judgment set aside, and 10 days
gwen to plead-a0a4. Eeachano :. Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern R1ilroad Company. Dismissed rs
E.airtias atto1ney.-29N. Marz T. GnrGAn City
insurance Company. Same order as 2,o94--2, 430.
Wright = Wright. Same order az o0e4.
Csu J. g. ~, H. T. II, Is, II, 19 to e. inclusive,
.,.>~--ex 1,,,do. eo~r,
eaScEsfT1nage ea1s'i
Masters fepofss aled aaa eonnrea' aEa GscGees o.
diFofce-sll. Sceaeier = dcnaete1'.Sa. otnn '.
S:nlth-'-7a5- hazuardS y tsarnalo---sol Siung =:
NalIns. Ser1ee or puthcat1on5 default and
reference to scoH.--sl4 andrews r Andrews.
-i68E. Eliza Jane '. william B1rley.-76l
k2ngham r Manghan+--69e Smith T. Smith.
tDef1EJt cE Sd September set aslde3.--491- lawson
=. .LauBon--7a1. schusteE '. sshuster-
Other oEde-s.-a9o Sssenden v sissender-
Goodwin Leave to complainant TO amend bill
$50. Smith =. Smith Leave to defendant to Tie
cross bill, and rule to answe7 came u twenty daye-
SO. White '. Peterson ct al Appeal bg Thressel d.
fendant Bond, s. 600, to be fled in twenty days.
492- Sissenden =. Slsscnden. aeatdng IN open court
, 1872-10-12
TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
r T..L pa--Hr

de1eadsnt atziezen frora aes: peisalt fo1 4ans q
Re ehop ana 1sop q cb
esso T. McGrath + Ke1win- Personal sarv5ce On
defendant seG1a.h ygy to r. Issues ss, and sssss
ant indebted to plaintiff $780, snd assessing dsraages
a$4ss o. to be satisaed on ps5peat q damages and
Pop1ietzry Medicine Company. Cause reinstated per
ehpalahon plaintiff Esying costs to dste and csuse
9hs iof a;n1a ,szsss5 se91a .s xs
at ss70-oa. Motion hy defendant for new trial and
in aqest Of 1udgment.-seo. silvessn,ith '. United
The sum q 500 Motion bS defendant for new tisl
-N6- Wilcox y Erie Railroad Company. Submitted
sneep l1 Se1 Rensedy. oion by dsiendant to dismiss
can-Mond.y, 1856 to 1fs inclusive.
2e1. Loounts :. halliday Dismissed b plaintiffs
cRaiirosd condemnation trials, not eonc1uded>
S. Thoz s. MecleIland :. Amos 8. see.=x. Submit
ted to Court Plaintf takes aonsuit and rsys casts
Z33, 40, and 249- By sgfeanent passed ill Soyena-
cH4yczEx--f.Judge W;71iams.1
publication @ % Il defendants e nd default caase r.
3eued to Adams Master, to take proofa.-ls4. John
E = Adelaide Sutherland ct a. Receiver to d;st1ib
si..s B. Gas=ette. Motion By Mse7uder, Master, to
SET causes for hearing. Frank o.borne :. Same.
Same order 25as7a Albert Price :. same Sans
order as 2a3.
115. Anna Maria =. william E Aorrisor serEtcsby
publication and default. Cause heard and dectee7-
43s.-Mn7se y. Towne ct IL. Leave to file supp:e-
mental bill and rule to answer within
tai bi-~zsa. BROOKS =. PaekTood Ct ii. Masters
report fled and decree
4,5os. Jacob c. v1rts =. e John II. Bsugh- Bill ia.
5seassx q pai3s5s: "a s. II = sss5as ssioaFtSs
R.tavis Papez alaurferrutin Company the Chicago
Ketzs Printing Company. Assumpsit, sa,ooo.-4,5os.
s. Tsf. i = l. e1asa & Fl s
the building the northwest corner Of Lasal1e and
Goethe tests for sass 81 S ppto9T T,6 ts nstsz
SEE, s5e4sS asfeest a s eaess ei atse9asys!s ]
Lipp:nco:t Z smith e al Appeal-4,s1A- Bertha
Moas e. a a. b s1 4o5 e. t saes aee
o1 ssa aS e OF he II
parele1 the line Ct aaid lot, point equjdis
tant between the ne Of Kinze street and the present
fe ae .. a Ge Of Re se to s5s np q
said lo thence On the line Of aaid lot to the place
Of hegnning, and subjec. to the eztenson Of tan
Evans y BoSd = WsrxieE Ippeal:--44,5ia.
E1izzbeth Woodward r. Henry Denham. Confession
e = 8 He5n 81 ao'e 4 q u len o. & e.
bu5l7inE corner Milwaukee avenue and Augusta
f5s sE N sfss4s sesssB f 8 a
ST, $4,000 and Sa1r- Runyan, avery, Ioonris Com
Eos. Ise CO. AssuI Ind and sa1. : n 1unys 1a
Avery, L2onis constosz, attor4ess.[4,521. s-..1
4,sss; s:eaa s: coalsFosth =: Ieno5r Church,
G92daa sea nonnsS sd. Gsl 1.1a Ess atseF CO..
b.. Divorce Desertion.-4,5e ,5e5 Holmes e. al y
, 1872-10-12
THE COUNTY COURT.

Robert Wilson. Widows award epp5Qved.-F.
Z. Green. Leave to nnortEase---Charle4sch schrevei-
bain and John Fick1e Regular adjudieatons-Lud-
Wig G12per. VIII proven Letters testa1nantary to
Johan Dreier and bond Of $4,000 appIored.--W. T.
Stevens, minor Guardianship to AdeAne s. Stevens.
Bond Of 500 sppzoyed.--Phi1lip Mailman. Files
restored. Inventory, ETC., spp1oved.-Tl1lism Bur-
rin. Files restored Administrators reports ap-
p7oyed--GeorEe Klein. Plurius cit>tion to anthony
Scott administrator. 1etufuRhle Oct 14.-John Dbl
lenser ct a. Guardianship to CHARLES Hsiues Bond
OF $i2 coo approved.
Several claims were allowed.
, 1872-10-12

Is7Hd9E Ll0Uyt1l-1
signee Of Great Western Insurance Company
-aduel. Ten days to defendant to plead
le :. William E. Smith Same order as 707.
HAsKRCP1cT-E.5udgc B,odgett1
Webster LoEe-y and Burt Report Of provi-
aigpee Stewart referred to Rezsister.-2,1oo.
dalsdrse1- Confession Of bankruptcy fled By
and adjudication Of bankruptcy thers.n--
angler. On application Of Solomon Ebers, and
n open court, Maraha1 to deliver to him the
buggy ct stable On Vest Lake street cl2iin-
a.-2,124. Daniel Masun- Rule to show cause
ie Oct. 25, and provisional ,6o2.
Fibre and Paper Co. Order for the fa!e Of
a-o.o .o80. Harry r. Green. Filed petition OF
tcr order OF sale, and order made to sell stock.
skignee, and confirmed, unless objections are
ce opening Of court on Oct 16.
, 1872-10-12
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

CHRT1RFEN REAL E.@IAEEs
1,-. ~ - 11-DrE IN
E'QR sALE-h6UU1 y ASt.'2 ~ tiN5xI go; eHu ~
iour aSG t o. $500 % q anhss % Z snhdSis;on Ir1F
md sou:h On Ee11cat-ass I91s Ys9ps1t5 = msn ana
dIJ 4 r. ies 81 e9 ~ tfS fecs snd .ce s
Ctcaso Rarnad uhieh vii ID .. tbs crossing Of
da,1t supply Of puro Artean watsr had from a
ss 5 H51s of sss % ,eaa @bo . e
Fessdeat1 thn essf otter tsst + 1asee l15is @
a. A. La" "hs1se1 q eo-' 0*'ot7' AL A>~7 -4~3
- - =. ;.-17,7z = = 7777TT177,7f7 c1r-
5ss9973e: - ~ = = = vD0ST7|S
41rs;tsae rosa nd oaIine ii st. Psa Pzcide Raii-
rosd near st4iou; spesdid tract for subdisioa, and
YET cheap GEO Y. BYKD, 50 Maoash*av:
near Norm. seSooi s1l3s to IS let se5 Vii slose
SE 81 }sH e T. IL n 10
ToR S1LE-N ACRES BEAQTVULLY. LOCATED
i fronting eest Halstedst. entner 6txty'seveath,
45esy ogPoss Put ko1i ssaeG snd Gonrsss1s 9
anso los ana atrSees Al Gfaae. 1t 1sp.euota " -
enF e. ad 95e @ & e9d in2sents an
bash-sr
ToR E1IF-0xE 1cRE AT SOUTH EEGLEWOOD
bofsE fn ~ M :sES, 81 located and desirable d. d.
T0R s4TE-EII,F ACRE. lots. S.iooFOOTSTREETS:
+ 1oaese perE. IN of trees. $50: S. down; monthly
E-z -. - --.--@@
n9ieas t i ,3sntSs pay.aeat. lo.s ai.a
in blccEs ot Il. Eranston Depos, for and within
, 1872-10-12

The Fall River cotton mills have tota1 Of
1,2D5, ,628 spindles, or more than any otEer city
in this country. The number Of looms is q, obs.
About SI4 10O. GOO is invested in the mills.
, 1872-10-12
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES OF INTEREST.

Jameson being confined to the hou.e by
5, Judge Tree opened The Criminal Court for
or, yesterday. No business IVES transacted
Eret Hoamp ,5l8 Circuit Court} prayB for
from her husband because the latter has been
usd for perjury Maggie is too tenderl5 loEing
honor to permit it even to be soaled at dis-
xa.tination of Mum & Scott, in the matter uf
annnd, bankrupt, did not take Place yesterday,
ted. The examination viii be called by notica
7.ztiee, md It is not known when that may Be
~. scra1ord closes IN honorable term Of tcv-
g. s'servico in the Circuit Court today, having
podtioa In the Office Of the Solicitors OF the
1: Alien Rai1road~ Nr- Berkland, another
1s Court, also leaves today, bsiug appointed
nhip in the Gracelaud Cemetery Company.
70 earned The esteem Of large circle Of we'll
Glowing notes VIII explain new suits Of inter
.red yesterday at the different Courts: A0,80a,
:: County This is suit By 1r. HazrS Hammer,
compulsory performance Of contract for the
to him Of No. los Miller street, under an as
tcs tho premises, in consideration Of s. 900 to
xnd s. paid, from John Cla.5- William
he original owner, entered into an agreement
Eausntee deed to Clery, and Clary assigned
to Hammer. Eosrke then left the State, but
.rned, and assumed possession Of the prem
:ow refuses to give them up.
, 1872-10-12

FOE SALE-0R ExCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
be1 Mich ce5.ealsnt to 10 sa:o r5irsnlsy: on ens
closets. etc. good val Of aud cs:cra 1so lst1s
Eood hoase; Large saGs etc 10: - 1eet trcat
X IL deep Price S.A- Address. h u. 1fb.sne oscr.
, 1872-10-12
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE1.@o ACRES BEST HIGH TIMBER
Lod, ncar Stephens Point Wisconsin. snd nsar tho
= FsGnsR Hn Aizss: 1s5 sne Ra1tssi H. 3o1. sRR e
, 1872-10-12
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANIEDs
A GENTS WANTED ED-PROfITABLE EMPLOY
II nent We wah to employ gentlemen and 1adies 70
tie Sewing Machine. Stitch alike both aides It will
STITCH hem, fell: tuck, cord bind braid gather, and
xufe.-aud tho finest natnsook to beaver CYST
" 4 HENDERSON CO., Ciszslaad. Ohio, o. St.
Louis. No.
4 GENTS WANTED FOR EXPLORATION, IN
II Africa tho HersdB Stanley expedition tn search OF
Dr. Lixngstane: elshorate{y a1d proenselS illustrated
with full enREssnzs togeheE With hne MAPS ms
finding Of the CREST TrnToar and Of bis WONDER
fu experience In tho Wilderness. full account Of al
gre3t explorers In that unknown country. which Is de-
acEoed the division Of the world most interesting
and valuable voue. Send for circulars send one DOL!
lar for cauyassinE book and uanae territory Desired Ad
dzesa Union Publishing Company. l65
4 GENTS WANTED-GooD, RELIARLE AND EN-
n ergctie tho New York Life In4uz1nce Com
Rany r this elty;, :, CrRRAN PERKINS. Mana<crss
s zrd % Bran Block.
CENTS w'ANTKp-LADY c4EVASSERs. SOTO
a SIS por dny made bY canvnssing in financial opera
tp1 Of popaazt~ Address J, Tribune Branch Office. 4se
Wabash hr.
4 GENTS WANTED ExPEK1Ef'oED. CANVAS
men that anxious to mako money Cal At 90 North
Wclls-se-, between 10 and l. o'clock, to-day.
4 GENTS WANTED-IN ALI! PARTS OF THE
n State sell The steel engraving OF the Bishops
of the Methodist Church. Apply to A. J. MARKS, 74s
Nabash-av., Chicago.
4 GENTS WANTED-TFIE VERY BEST CHANCE
IL ever offered Profits 81 to go day. TT II. Par
ticula.s frre. Address WOODWARD, LEWIS CO.,
IS NnshfnE Etou.st-, Boston. Mass
, 1872-10-12
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

LIw-EJid9e Por11l.
Adler r Dupont. Default p. Frank DeIaidde,
bee serre 1aeias, sad dnal judgment against
, 1872-10-12
e UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
JAw-f TttHne E}f1htff1

LAw-{Jt.dge Blo19atJ
bert ]. Walsh e. Hbernia Insurance COM
ave to plaintiff to change action from assump-
e.
NEW 6UITS-
o1.;s :. Thos. s. Constantine. Assump6it,
nar- Theo. G. Beaver, attorney.--Caro-
" e. al. '. Chicago, Danvil!e l. Vineenmes r
ersius and Clara F. B.ss. Ejectuent- Eight
Lota and 9, Block 2, Carpenter's Addition
o.. $a.,bUo. Il. Crawford, attorney.
, 1872-10-12

CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
Fon's e. s44EE 4ssisi Isa4s & cI.ee ch9RR co. Real Is
This Is eboics fesdeaee lot. Hisa erou1d
iaass fes:, On South Park Boulevard. near
Ta2sestory brick house. On 1rrntsetb5, tstwe-a
T1ostory fraae b-isk basement, 7hroop
g;teEs frame house. Wsea.a7' corner Robey-'1
;;,g @ s;sre and Issaenes s9 xasth Ws1;s:
EoR sALLBY TH0S- i. I Il. Hill. "a WA.
A1GHiGAS.Av--s roarblefspat houses, between
M1CHlGANAV.-s1srble. .fsoat house of Twenty
ai1cHiGASAv.-a,arb!e-fr houss nesr Twenty
a1CHiGAEAv--H2u.e and Lot, 20 feet east front,
3SSt Es3;H q t. 40 feet cas-, ua.,
ssa Fsaas i: ss
~ :: ~ e r z a.. 599SE a. 81 ,55S ASP
Is HIS Hs:s SSS 81! Ess 81 Rssi si
reouas sad lot 551iss ieet sassr sad g.: &C.
e R5ss & I'D
E7oK s1LE-BY c. 3: GaTFFB. IS CI1RK:sT.:
Ieavi and Oaks5 Il prioe zad eas terms Il
on 5son near Union
ISe ans lots Ffenoat-st., soutb Of Cont=r. oa,y
ksss:ifql rs estjas on Humboldt Boulevard at
I'm rs 1ets Fullerton
tsas 30 ioand in tae city, End easy of ps5
1ao c1:tk.st., entrance On Madison.
FOE sALEGoon ,!; LOTS s 9S 4 TIE 81, STREETS RE- rs
neSs zen taad and IN fa ee
TGsFs ERz RsF ssR:. 10 agency buaaess- ALBERT
FOE sAE1noTAGoS #! AnstE 'sa3 e. r. HoUSES n}$ e.
55oo down. 10 e zesls Hns s&ks. essaF: Essss
. Il az saais e. 2s s @ g. Ii ss
= 8 i:Ess :. great e'rsa' GEO 4 EMERY
b;;,ni HoEsE .s sns oS i SI7a aof
BRoWS .: AoR7oS. 50 Wabash: ----- =:
~ EhS5 g Bo S5s q SgA S:f
s5sh::: Sidae5 castsss Cove
nor S1IE=S=Sia5 EEET: S6STH EEoxT: ON
ss.5:: SS7bEh EE i Szs1a beadfias: asfsass:s
E'9E SA1EIMAa6 ia55at a tRoST aGusE 49, Fct+sE
az oa .'s'e.''.' 0ss'' 10. .''
/, Ais 4sned eae nsaf ao 'aEn''os' lot ''2''
Giss . 10 s.sa lsx 6xs:sa-
Tor S1IEsEVEE1E i ToTs SEAa TESW0oD
very ehesp. @ 6as lot nssr Iaeoln PafE sast troet.
E5a5lia.s- s DEEAa1TEK, eofasF o'ssk and Midi
T0F3 S1TF-SF17 C0TTACFS Ff7F S4IE M s
[s.r.7 49,. 1rr,.S1V n.xnrr1. int.rrxf Trr rrnt.
", .1d ~ ~ Thtrtv
.eeeaa:st. esst q Wa1l.ee-,r- Apply to FRED T.
I42o1-.e- .-e 1.s..s =. o-s.ets- $50
TOE SALE-FRK MARBIE-FRONT HOUSE ON
Twos1o! rad basez7eat Eashls front On Vaa Burrn-
story aad basement hssck Washiaxton-st, osar
, 1872-10-12


,s5 id az e d e
Fo12 a St:!. S1+l ''ss' f'sAe' No. % 444'"''' +'"
Ctr psapsrtS, aoase aai iel il g. city ot Ann T.
ses ss ssss
e 8 g -:
~.-m--
-: :;
Y fsfsa A.bIsad .sd wssss;5s = .,
Of G5sg ,9gn lat' en- West Side moth OF 15s ano s0oto
1,Ia so aA' 'nd Suburban property foF hi'hss'n init
'iis; iSarx. % cass CO.. Room 8 rzeh..ss Building.
75;;i s535 .53 31Rea51 HOUSE AND 1or
tems 81 HESRYJ aJ.1 GnonRfcH. 8 IS Wabashss7 t -
TT3TT0-FoR : o1iSToMER = BRICK oa
h"naa %o oh ons e 70 VII
3oA. Ae.1 Estate 4eea.s: 80 Meoesa:.e: ------
ti.is: I: 6E1KE. = 1s:lls:s4: Koons
WASTEp,- HOUSE or tt ABoTT g Ea,. T. E99Ms ,9.s
Eiu give II 1Ists5 iset ss,s tFq1t Plai
assnt. sissa E Aabsas:s sRoWS D. AoHHoS Heal Estate
aftA e2sss
TO RIGHTEOUSNESS,
~~c<~o.-s-- -.
vs:s Msditoo.ss,: o'' 'S'
10 room house is West Madfson-st-
10 foo,n aouse 3:8 Fu1tou-st.
IL room houss aN ParI-nF
!, s room hoesa =, = Sea;h Peoria-st-
~ from nease ~ aaatneF:,ht- r.
blesk; blesk:;,.zs,1 s. 1...a, ,~e...1 - ...- s,.., =.
Madison. near Hslssed.
- - ,tss,.- :, --... ,-,-. --0,----
no URLzAND BASEMENT HOUSE,
foou,s pant1se c,osets Baths laandry fubs. BOT snd
cold Watnr &c al Il no order ard partly furnished,
an void rent to saitabls family Of about four grown
persons th9t would hsa5d oy;pe MA nd atfo as faSt
4 81 IT 1sEsi s5 RRns " on Nerxd. ~ Riaep
Franllin and WasaIastoo.sts.
---------------- ---.-..- 1000 - - -. -,
RIO REfT-NEU BRICK HOUSES On CASS-sI,:
J. corner Of Illinois VIII be EEishEo N2r;! Aa!s AZ
Msdison.st. improvements ''17<1- - ''
=
ITO RENT-BY H. II. MORRIS, RUDM b, IL LIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

TOR sALE-A THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN
stone House, with all the modern improvements situated
between Eighth and Broadway. Forty NTH street.
West App at 25 West Tenth street or 65 Waverey place,
for three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

II OR sALE--A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROP
ery The two Houses Lots, I8 Wooster and
l2s Prince street. being together 40 et Prince ny
II Wooster also House aud Lot l4
street. .5x00 feet Apply 20 ALLEN BROWN, e8 Broad.
wav, TO JOHN l.. MILLER, Executor, 81 Universiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19


RviDgtOn street. House, brick 22bU0
variety OF other desirable Property FOR sale aud some
will be exchanse II desired. Apply 70 ID. GARRISON, 5g7
Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

QooTH's THRArRK BOOTH.
NINTH WEEK z, 9F 4 julius CESAR
. BkUrUs
Mr.. JUNIUS HlrUS BOOTH
this first appearance a1 this theare)
Mr. z. y; BANGs'' ..-as...........M AnI0Np
Miss BELLA PATEM AN ..POKrA
MArINgE On sAi6 SS AT ONE
psnn book open SIX aay' at the rheas also
An EXTRA MATINEE Of
On rHt 'Sh54S S HfS4, Feb. n
commencing At one O'clock
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CORNER OF TwENTY-rHIRD
Ifsf 4ls sAsssh GRAND OPERA COMPANY
AND s sATsKS 81 rk Mas!SEEs.
Parquet and Parques Balcony 81 ~; Dress Circle 81;
oss S as sss: ID
Iwsn!yGss sssSs - 1ss,Nc FEBRUARY 10
.rH aisI MERRY Im WIVES VEST 81 W Wis $50
and nss FsbSr and an augmented orchesirs chorus
and ballet
Auscal Director and Conductor. Professor MULDER.
TUEsDAY-Dr. asinrich Marschner's Opera, IvANHoE.
THURSDAY wAsHlN9roNs BIRTHDAY,
49, GRAND MATINEE
CRANE
wAsHrserSs Ssc bfkr aHIlst 4adkspAY FEB 49,
enc e
will appear in choice ection from brilliant
be- ~ for s p aea es e o y
night OF the week and Saturday Matinee application at
Eric once Junction Of TwenysSrd strsss Broad'
way and Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

Ots, LOTS LoTs-r)R pUILpINc PURPOSES OR
- msement 10 good loo rtes ali avspues and
suees' LOT sais BY q. U. BURNETT, No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

LNOR sALE-i0 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, BE-
tween tith and Sixth front AMI rear Building;
suitable and factory, basement rst story
Xeat Nlneteenth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR IMPROVED CITY
Pror erty20 unencunbered Lots at Newtown. L. ].
OF the finest locations the vicinity of New York,
elegant residences churches schools the lots
lying highest the choicest surrounded with handsome
residences and by erecting anything likewise would be
excellent and unequaled fnvoment minutes walk from
railroad depot 70 trains daily: IL minutes from Hunters
Point Address r. d. H. box 9,20s New York Post office.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The Southern
Claims Commission to-day, heard addition
al testimony in the case of Mrs. Lizzie
Hamilton, of Grand Gulf Miss, widow
of Charles d. Hamilton, for supplies taken
amounting to sl39, 200, and in the case OF
A. d. Young, of Wilmington, \. c.,
amounting to $4,000.
The debt statement shows decrease
during the month of January of s. ,500, 900;
coin in the treasury, sl06,250, 900; and
currency $l2,75O, 900.
W. T. Collier, pension agent, OF this
city, is short in his accounts, and tho
Treasury Department is making an inyesti-
cation. The amount Of his defalcation is
estimated at $4,000.
A number OF petitions have been received
by the Attorney-Genesal asking for the re-
moval of United States district attorney
Southworth, of the southern district Of
Alabama. The principal ground Of tho
petitions is that he was direlict in the prose-
cution Of the Eutaw rioters.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-02
Greni,.a state 9onraaL
OUR STATE DEPOSITS.

We perceive that an effort is being made
by some of the State journals, outside Of
Richmond, to require the Treasurer to dl-
vide up its deposits among the banks OF the
State, and not allow it be "monopolzed"
by our city institutions. The deposits are
now made in the Richmond Banking and
Insurance company, the Planters National
Bank, the First National, and the Union
Bank, and the State receives four per cent.
upon these deposits, with personal security
for the safe keeping of the same in double
the amount of the sums deposited, inde-
pendently of the responsibility of the sew
eral banks.
These local institutions are, in our judg-
ment, the proper repositories of the State
funds. In nearly every State of the Union,
the local banks are thus used by their re-
spective treasurers, for the reason that the
money can be had at any moment on call.
The complaint made that some of this mo-
ney is loaned by the banks in the city of
New York, is very frivilous one, so long
as the banks here are ready to respond to
the demands of the State at any moment
they may be called upon TO do so. To di-
vide up the funds of the State, and throw
them into the vaults of any and every bank
that may apply for their proportion Of the
same, would be the greatest piece of folly
imaginable.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-02

IRON AND STEEL.--Mr. Spencer Sny-
der, according to appointment, delivered
lecture at twelve O'Clock to-day before the
Richmond Normal school upon the subject
Of iron and steel. We listened to the lee
ture with great deal of pleasure, as it was
eminently practical and comprehensive, as
well as highly interesting. Mr.. Snyder
briefly alluded to the early uses to which iron
was put, the modes of its manufacture, the
Improvements in smelling, &C., introduced
from time to time, till at the present day,
the methods of smelling and manufacture
are regarded as almost perfect, but which
under the influence of future discoveries
and improvements may, fifty years hence,
be looked upon as very poor and imperfect.
He described the appearance of the ore of
the different varieties of iron, their relative
superiority and inferiority for the purposes
of the arts and sciences, the manner of their
purification, and the methods employed in
the manufacture of steel from iron.
The lecture was decidedly entertaining,
and we have no doubt will be Of great SER
vice to the students in mastering the hard
problems of science.
At the conclusion of the lecture the
school gave exercises in reading in concert.
The well-known poem, 'The Raven" by
Edgar Allan Poe, was selected, and the
reading was performed in very credtsble
manner.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-02
LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.

Nec York, Feb. 1.--General William
Thompson, quartermaster for Gen. jack
son, and formerly millionaire of New Or
leans, died at Bel evue hospital yesterday,
where he had been taken, in starving con-
dition, by the police.
The report read at the Workingmen's
Union last night states that there is no
change in the strike.
Henry c. Comegys, insurance agent, DR..
S. Leroy Swonnsta and James a. Ludwig,
dentist, have been arrested by detectives as
the parties who have been passing raised"
checks throughout the country. They
were identified 10y bank Objects.
Judge Woodruff to-day reversed tie
order of Judge Blatchfor, adjudging the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad bank
rupt, holding that the company, having
been organized under the laws OF
Alabama, could not legally move to New
York.
Fisk's will has been admitted TO probate.
The estate is sworn to, as not exceeding
81 100000. His widow is his sole exec,i-
trix.
Stokes is again before the court to-day.
Judge Ingraham announced that the mo-
tion to quash the indictment, on account Of
certain irregularities, had been carefully
considered, and could not be granted,
when further proceedings were postponed
until Monday.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-02

The ''PLANTER AND FARMER" -
The February number of the "Southern
Planter and Farmer" has been issued by
j. w. Rson, ESQ.,, the editor and proprie-
tor. 1t is an excellent number. The
many recent valuable improvements in this
home monthly proves conclusiyely that the
motto of the new management is upward
and onward One feature in the present
number will be especially appreciated by
the farming community of Virginia, and
that is the publication of the premium list
for farm products exhibited in the next fair
of the State Agricultural Society. 1t has
thus been published in advance of the other
premiums to be offered, to allow such farm
ers as wish to compete for premiums ample
time for preparation.