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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY, MARCH 10TH.

w. H. ALLDERDlCE, as assignee of d. O..
Mayo, will sell this day, on the premises, ut
Up. m, the valuable tobacco factory, corner
Main and Twenty f1f h streets, together with
the machinery, fixtures, and office furniture.
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J. L. APPERSON, auctioneer, will sell this day,
for the trustees, on the premises, those
valuable James River estates, lying in
Powhatan county Virginia, and known as
.'Maiden's Adventure" and Maple Cot
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING Ma
CHINE is virginia Institution by inven.
tior and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on 1t. 1t requires but single
thread, and aotll not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
a moments time of the truth of what we state ii
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing:
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BA>kkUPT NUslat.S.

1854
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter Of VIM. D. Mason. bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WhOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Emmett Crump of Rich
moud, city, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment assignee of the estate Of VIM. ID.
Mason, Of Sussex county In said d,sLrict,
who was, on the l4th day of January, A. D..
1873 adiudged bankrupt on his own petition
by the District Court of said district.
Dated a. Richmond, the 2fth day Of February
A. D. 1878 LMMEr CRUMP,
fe 22-SSw Assignee
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RESIGNATION OF A JUDGE. The
Governor has accepted the resignation Of
A. X. Leake, judge of Goochland county.
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REBUILDINa.-Mr. Archer Dyer,
whose store and dwelling, near Manches.
ter, were recently destroyed by fire, is
rebuilding on large scale.
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FINES CoLLEcTED.-Sergeant Chalk
ley, of Judge Whites court, raised the
wind to-day to the amount of s..
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NOTARY APPoINTED.-T. NJ. Archer
has been appinted notary public for Gull
pepper county.
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SENT TO THE ALMs-HoUsE.--George
Washington was sent to the Alms-house
from the city Jail to-day.
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FIRST BAPTIST Extraordinarily
services are being held at the First Baptist
church by the Rev. Mr.. Winfree.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DooLEY's
YEAST PowDEs, the best Baking Powder for
preparing Biscuits. Rolls, Bread. Griddle Cakes
WafBes, sc. Depot, SO New Street, N. Y. At
retail by all grocers.
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MUSIC, &c
SHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUSIC |!
GREAT REDUCTION N PRICES. sR

have now on hand (and receiving daily the
largest and most complete stock of SHEET
MUSIC 10 be found in the city, which am sell
ing at retail for ONE-FOURTH LESS THAN
PUBLISHERS PRICES.
Music from any cata ogue In the United States
or Europe ordered and same discount allowed.
Also lot of damaged Music at cents per
sheet.
Musical Instruments of every kird at lees
than New York retail prices
Give me call aud be convinced. Teachers
will be allowed one-thrd discount.
o. F. J FUNSTON,
Music and News Dealer,
fe 26-dsw&wSm 9ls Main Street.
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PROFESSIO>AL.
L. II. CHANDLER. ALFRED MoRToi
CHANDLER & MORTON;
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
CoRSkR BANK AND TEsTH STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.
oc 23-d&swtf
I. H SHIELDS.
oc 23--d&swtf

UATR OF CHANDLER, MoBToN & SHIELDs)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Marshall gaN, CorSer Tenth and Bank Strsas
Richmond, VA.
Practices in the United States Courts.
Particular attention given to cases arising un
der the United States Revenue Laws, and Bank
ruptcy
Attorneys outside Of the city can have their
Bankrupt cases here attended TO promptly, and
carefully looked after, by corresponding with me,
thereby saving them the expense Of visiting the
city. oo 2S--dsw&w t.
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u. S. PATENT OFFICE
WAsHISaToN, d o.. February 49, 1873.
AN TIE PETIT ON OF x. M M LION.
OOF CRiGLERSVILLE, VIRGINIA
praying for the extension of q patent granted
10 him on The slst day of May, 1869, and re-
issued on the 10th day of April, 1879, for an
improvement int ultivators
IT IS ORDERED hat the testimony in the
case be closed on the Goth day of April next !;
that the time for filing arguments and the
Examiners report be limited to the 9th day of
May, next. and that said petition be heard OH
the 18th day of May next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
M. ID. LEGGETT,
NH 4-law3w Commissioner.
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Marine News.

New YORK, March CARVED out,
steamers Hecla and Anglia.
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LOCUST DALE, MADISON COUNTY, VA.
We have been using u Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on it Is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation In
saying we consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior to any ofthem. LUCY II. GORDON.
ELLA 7. WILLIS.
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METEOROLOGICAL SCIENCE.

O. OHAUNOEY BURR,
president of the Anthropological
Society of America,) will
give his Course of
SIX LEG u R ES,
on the
NATURAL HISTORY OF MANKIND,
Illustrated by great number of
Paintings and Diagrams, at
ASSEMBLY HALL,
Commencing at o'clock,
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 10TH.
FIRST LEoruRR-"MAN AND MONKIES-
an answer to Darwin -
Tickets for the Course ............,... $500
Single Admission ............................ 90
NH 4 It'd
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We beg to inform our friends and the public
generally that WE HAVE OPENED A FIRST
CLASS MUSIC STORE AT No. ST. BROAD
STREET, where we will keep constantly on
hand choice selec ion of Sheet Music, Music
Books Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of every description Stationary,
&C., sc. Daily, Weekly and Monthly papers
from all parts of the world. General Agents
Tor the celebrated Marshall & >milh PIANOS
"Estey,' Pearl and sterling ORGANS, which
we sell at prices to suit the times.
NJ B.-We have lot of she'll worn Music OF
two. three, five and ten cents Der copy.
fa 27-9m
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ordnance to fire hundred guns In honSr
OF the event.
NEW YORK, March 90 The defeat OF
the airline railroad bill in the New Jersey
legislature .yesteld day, created great indig-
nation, and there were at one time feara
that some senator's would be lynched,
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BoYDToN, VA
have long desired Wilcox Gibbs Ma.
chine. We have double-thread machine, but
cannot manage it. Ipropose to exchange for one
of yours. M Z. CARTER.
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w NTEDi.t to be known that that the as
Temperance, Friends of Temperance Cadets of
Temperance, and Temples of Honor, and
friends of the Order generally of Richmond, and
vicinity. are cordially invited to yii the TIM
PERANCE LIBRARY, over Harmony Hall,
Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Open each night from rs TO II o'clock
fe 22-l2t
DARN HANDS WANTED.-Two Good
II colored FARM HANDS can get steady EN-
ployment by an early application at the JOUR
NAL OFFICE. References required.
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DEPARTURE OF .sTEAMERS.

FOR NEW YORK. SaME
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. WALKER, will sail on FRI.
DAY, March, 2, az 10 A. M.
Freight received until 0 A NJ
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
tare.............. .....dlZ w
Steerape ...,.,... ,..........,.. 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
nah OFT No Governor street
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BY TELEG RAPH

TO THIS PAPER EXCLUSIVELY.
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WYATT. ESQ. A.
WYATT & MINOR.

RICHMOND MUSIC EMPORIUM, gaI
SIT BROAD STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH.
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HoUsE.-Speaker Hanger called the
House to order at IL a. m. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Minnegerode, of St. Paul's 'Epis-
copal church,
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STOCk BROKERS.
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SENATE.-Senator Quesenberry in the
chair.
A number of bills were reported from
committees. and several introduced and
referred. The following were
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Senate bill in reference to rewards for
noxious animals, which was discussed at
length pro. and con. by more than half a
dozen senator's; House bill authorizing the
payment of twelve months interest on the
literary fund for the benefit of public free
schools.
Adjourned at $3.50 p. IN.
, 1873-02-23


TOR SALE-BY CHAPMAN BARBER. N "a,
oauo-s HaIstcd st, near Drezsy.ev. Li1cplu PsrI
and cars, Largo 9-s:ory houss, and lot Ixn m e..y
terns. and At great bargain. ~ A~1~A@"' ." e9es
WnEatwood. .ay., near Lincoln ~, nice cottsrn +,
basement finished; 10: 13rIa2; very easy terms VAIL
Nostn tiaEk-st near DisersyaT.. nice sstory hausc
Dastcn:st.. near Centre. house TAD lot. S1.a1a.
Orch1rdst.. n:ar Bcdennv, reW houses c,xy .er,,,
CaicaGoev.. near Dcarbonst., 80 feet, soa,h tscn,
Kelden-av.. ncar Lincoln, 8 lots, south fp1t
Wells-st., noar CLARK, lot.
Orch:rd-st., near Sophis. lots. east 'front.'
Clybaurn-uv., near L.rrnbee~st. LOT.
La1rabeo-st., near LacoIn.av., io4.
I4arrobeest-, near Willow. lot, S1t.1l.
Moh1vh-st., near CcntEe. Lit
Halsted-ts., near BeiJen-sv:, alots, 8, 800 each.
Burling.t., near Bclden. av lots 24s15 2l :t each
Dro1of-av. near Fifty htthst.. lots, SD psr foot
Dirers5-av- near Halsed-st. Z lots.
Lincoln-Ev., corner LII. lots.
Nrtghtwoodav h-ar Lincoln, lots, 81, SEQ.
Dunulncst.. neAE Lincoln: ar. lots.
Owen-st., near Diversy, 2lots.
WesteEu-st.. near 1iacola-ar, lots: very cheap.
Iili-ar., near Lincoln, 66 feet.
Sheltcld-as.. ncar Diycrsy, = lots.
Halstedst., near WrixhtWood-Av-. 10 lots.
Elosenca-.v. near WriRhtwood, 10 lots, $50 each.
Wolfram Halsted eonth front. S:S pef foot
, 1873-02-23

1710p uaTC ~ ~ -
J N'otts nAE-oH n. +. El4DkED q ". REAL Eo-
| .haio ano Loan Agents laa Houroa'st:
MaehiEs n-av: near si1teenth-st., two-stozJ frame
ug4sv ana Iot, Nxl1Q feet-
near Fourteenth ST., three story and base
aaTtt mat ole-t1ont house and oaEn lot 2oxot feo
NAhash-ar, south Of Stztcenthst-, three stoFy ana
basement frame house. II rooms, modern improvements
| otSa11oo feet.
Nah1sh-aT south OF feck court and D1se-
ment elegant stone.fsont house lot '1!6! ieet. q .
eihse-.t bet Harmon coqtt anu I"eitln's'-' t"o-
story frame houses lot soxla5 icGt. .to~.
n.ase.st. eo5per 5F1s, ts 'elsu1u'7' '"o''o' ~
| mouse ana lot, .a1lhl ieeI; -. .~a ..,.r .s
CaunetAg aootn Of t""'sofs o't
bs.cmsns nt'ek no1Te ano 1o., sSatIt ~ 1ss
Sea oes ~ ~ alI fne4 ~ '"'
stn atan.e uou1" anu ~. ~ ,a
hnooes-1F., nsax secono-ss'' t"o-6'oF5 aho
osSmsns naef eoose aaa 1o and h,.,r,or, rct
lnit1y.secono-st:' tNo,sto9y anu oa.enaent os1cx
ogqsfe 4a aaa 4o,s. st wa'1 a ~ ooEsn
d ot . es1s6 f.a, t''ee'-' t"o-s'ofs """o
'lT1nG. Th.. u annJ ~. tn ~ t.,
t"o"ss"5 ALL oaseaaeos pslck nouse
"A Naet' a. q sb;na,aa4 1.H &, .. a 1.. IL,
~ ~ ~ r. ustuy ont basement oslek
, 1873-02-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

| GA T HEAL ESTATE.
\ FOR SALE BY J. q. KELLER. is CLARK~s1
Twsaa,J.loalth.,t: ~ near calQneta... brick house
Psairic ~. aaar twenty tro-story and bd
basement house. Il rooms and barn. and lot cs11s
si1teenth-s:-, near 1ndAns-4r., stone-front houa
Wabash and Mlch.san-av several rst-cl... houses.
Bsara7ido~st near 1hfsseoond. cottage. srooms.
1saa SAD ana
hss:o1, I Is, sis - of csHtre-a' tUo-stor1 house.
de- ~ besSesn Gnrley and Harrison. cottage
Peoiiast. nsar Tyer, GOOD two.story and brick ba.
Greepst.. Van Buren cottage, T. rooms, and lot
Jadd:st Jefferson, twostory house, sroouas, sn
1T ef hese I'D
oeGona's1i neaF taklcS, Two cottages, Eooms each
Caasist, near Twelfth, two stores and lots soz116
Michigan and wabashav. iots north md south 81 ci
nes5 lots s1oo foot
Wennorhs Wqs5 pese sons6 q
Ta1n;idss sG9ssF assF Mf1EfSh .;; lots
Ensa.ood III re S rfs SoEHs !s5 near Normal School,
SS.0ahtst; S.8 hstsa ns.I .aa iioess. iMoes9s. SS1i
L&ko-st.. east ot Lincoln, 501l37:
s; Ss;s seo saen
! -. =--~- - - - -. -
dealers. .outheasf Corner CsrE md 5iadson. u.s.:
Psairte-av., Sixteenth. house and lot, $780,
% %shg1uenaV' noaF Ihfrts-first-st., house and lot;
ID Houses IN sopt. stdr fran, .. mn tn seo nao
rt.nnen ri ~ 1890 s % ~ 80 ~ a,sTf ~ S''"
Madison..t yaluabio corner T im1royod rsnttn1 for
60 vii be- sola It b.rEsin or n1chanssd for acre
proscrty. 70 '9'" - " 1eA As''
i fot m Non,,..t ,.,r r1nyon p,,k
Il III ~ ~ Eo-tbsv aaa &C. 1rhnIa.a1a U.I 80.
lots noar corner Roboyst and Mllvauies.ay- 500
u lote, east front, Humboldt Boulevard; $3.50.
6oo 3ect on Humboldt Boulevard, the Park; now
offered far the first tins.
aG.gs t neg - HaooaaI Fhsa & q ~
ShsW rnra N ict - Pmiad .19 - G1 "a " W.
IN lots ~ crnssfnv nv ~ fx Hnn1sg.rd .,d Hi
InR ar ID ao5-c07.c ,f:E M : m nv
nv nssr EssteTr Hansa nd III ~ ihari.st M - :.
- 6ne e t:nnnWT1fTF III W aNsst ~ M.at.nat ~
@-.oVo. T. y. Gooo % " t1A1E loo est olAotsoa-se.
'gh Se,ost sALRRmhYr Roc1ar scARADEh bRos.' LEI La
=. f-oS ~ ~ r,nho,d. p.rL esnn ,cr Int
* ot. ~ Firs,.t ~ ro.r Hnvna Sss! 49, ~ r. +, WV e w
los on asEbiqett., near ka.sttt. sioo per lot
Lots on corner Dearborn and Huron.ats
2t1ieo fcct on Supesior.st., $50 psF foot.
~
, 1873-02-23
CITY REAr. ESTATE.

I ,-,..-.... VII E<EAA xsSltAlEss
Fon sALE11RY, 6. 5. GRIFFIN. is siADIso,
Ha9|!.eaaS II 4. p t. s;
asto1 bsse.nont biek hoase. Morgan aad Jsei
has ssR ssaass =
large o-story house On Erie~ht-, Ash1and.a7.
rev Gothic cottage oa osklsy.st., so.
yery desirable location. -,
slots Jacksonst., between Ccntro.av. and Th1oop
I'd SSi Centre
sa sss md sfss Etsss ne'pane'
ossE
g e 5ots on oak1ey-st., only $3.50 each.
( t5ots iots on on p1ls pwilmot.aV:s S:o6 osch
atos sheIidanst. near Humboldt Boulevard. s4o
Iafs 19t, on o. kR'izPSssSyt corner @ s6
ssis 11SP I ~ se.t sacrifice.
2story house. and lot On S.ankeo-av., noar corne,
Asshlhanday; slh IL. good business location;
| lbloek. acrcs ncar Central Park.
sacres near nov depot at Cazenovia
! e e acres .a.. near new depet at Gazenoyta.
g. f.eo Railroad
acres ceruaE RchH,ond and Twenty second -sts.
}, 2 y: or y acres at hasls"ood on ffysesenth and
i ssa aas for sale q, to
change. -
to to
sssss "a; BfEston
l6 se5e: railroad md Goek aear MsGosmtck4 fac
70 acres near station, makes 100 lots. $50
e nsss s.ss ts q M:. es 'sou
'' F''S 'Sa s soe -:
F&3IH! sAs1EaWABAsH-Av. Is FEET. S. E. COR.
w.h.shaS IN loot ofrh,rysftb - . f,,.
Mabs.ssT YAH s.a 50 TT: !: Thirty
south i nesr Fl
Xssssss::@s = II f. ises @ ;; ': or; o.sroed.
50 ffss a. e. T. co.. eor
M!ehisaa-av. feet aesr Twea,5 E. 'front.'
Ss{R$s5 e &; CT :ss3 III
rs ss fse nf5te ti91
ts f. : = Coz cor t&,s5&st
}s } fes ee COZ: coz
Gsjjs@st.s:' Is FL: ?; :; cor: FL; dsi:t.
go 1ss fss ss5 ks9TG'd aaa
,t9asth;sts * ,ao+ t.c,,r so,,,
ssa
ut m Is TO-
Or e s. na s a md ba s Ct
hs as RS s
'-'@'~~' 1s Chamber ii Commerce.
Toh sALE-5arls5 On MlcHIGAN1V., NEAR
o95 y! es;t frept
lo0117o northwest Cottage Grosc-a7 and Forty
sesth e eoRsRs fssis near For,.
MI3ls eosner wab.sh.ay: .nd Fttty-fou1th
@ " l6s e. @W41aah:ax. oas front. 1ear F4nh,eighths
Two 2s-fest lota On StAte-st.. Thirtysrcond.
Is feet on Thirdsr.. west front, Van Bursn-s.
, 1873-02-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


ocI nERs 5asr hATE
2s.r b1onp!nkton l and shout on9 mile from the
s. g. e'sf Is
e = os spd
o. a9sseass sGf Il piss
ss1; ssa ,S tho fiji s
hs:e s1 Gses.9 Or a soca
e1 ebtesso would be mad" 10:
F'oRa. ;sALE-sEvERAL AXD % AfRE LOTS.
seff aoss Rsiis aa o" at '''a ni
E'0R sALE-FART-15o ACRES. or MORE. &
itf' sea flS Sase*S es worth so bat
yiilase property outside laad. in th,isnS Vi.
S9nsin T. na1 Iass a t9ff Ct goods .saH be fees.s
FoR SALE EARN Of I4q loR af0RE3 AGREE
au 3 niles FROM Chleago xeli improved aad osehs
he,1ases tc: Al eeE,plets nile from 1aizead Wl b
2 diz absss fss1 Il
FoR SALES ACRES NEAR CAzENoVII s7a
ahs a1so as i'll
sou.sts. N1>0
EoK SI.E-FARsI, CONTAINING e55 ACRES on
a..aa a;0a & s ans5 nns32 sa1i:ien s9a E 2ssd
sSsls, ss.'|s '5:a: e5s ps.esss
water sna Tosd faees tor y s6ppa2
pEoduso; will DO sold tho most reasonable terms !;
soei esssse H. R
FoK sALE-FARM Of 70 ACRES, ALI, UNDER
sR1sES and Aa
Fqa sALEA : a SRLENpIP !, ;E GoTTAGE IRo3sE an
of2' e e6 i . e: IT, Pts0 t'&ea
FooK5|,ss d 5dE;s -
house. xia good .natod On ~ sisne.
aha as sess
.ss S5
ee 81 e. es ppas, Il Il r.
5ss}s. 5ses'i isa e d. !. RsSs f. foD Ed
FoK sALE-s1N DIEGO LAND .AGEYCY-FoR
sss *
ToR s3LE-A FINE FARM OF SIXTY ACRES At
xeed s;a!s ID &c =
s eaass ssa
zss5s i II y : 'sa
FoR sAhE-oR ExcH!ANGE-A, V4IVA1IE
- s'' sSi:sie
oe es y sas:ss Gassso Z ss as.
FoR sALE--1, gRoTCE. WELI:ST0CKED. FRUIT
farm, On tho lake shoro near ST. JOSEPH Mich, rood
T. .3sPR sS5 st &Seddssse
E1oK sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR MPR0VED
eity property farm Of 9o9 acres miles f1em Gt1sy
ton. good house. barn. argc orchard; also thste sl
farms TO exchange In samo neighbeEhood With nice IN
eEaEovsne1ts. e orchards, etc. CoRTHELL. II Wess
sAts = orssa IIs AN % 4: .9 6E Z
under pow. 10 timber 10 aerca mar1h. Goo
u.s. &
:heap, with stock and farming implements, exchanged
RI seo;s + "a a. 5EASS e Z SSssi5 II afi s7s
DOR sALE-0R EXCHANGE FOR CHICAGO
he State Of fowa These lands are located along
ief E6 81 s g
Mich; ac5es; good land: fa,r cottazehouie, Eoea
arm and Iot weif st With fruit; about @ tr:es, mon4
ss. ~ fo1 Ends as e = small f1is pss %ass
usinesa. Inquire OF the 1t 4a5 West Laksst. tbs
Eeel-
TOR sALE-IF you WANT 70 BUY Or x.
saiasi s. ,sf sF q s
EEkSS s!ssss ss 6 Z :. .aa.s
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
AND LoTs N EAcH DIVI-
n ton Our applications for them increasing dai5
a T. osoSE $751; Is: oad e
VANTED-ACREs on LARGE LOTS EAST os
Y and ueAr Douglas Park Address, stating quantity,
ut teEms, aad exact locality. s. Tribune otace. 1
17ANTED-H0UsE AND Lot BETWEEN RsU.
] ben-st and Weste1qav, IN roach Of horse carr II
aaF l:nds Il a1g fSt n I fa'e S5 %
, 1873-02-23

FOR SALE-RESIDENCE LOTS-OAKWOOD BOu.
eennes-nr. ~
Beautiful lots this boulevard low prices
on easy terms.
These fine lots Immediately join the city limits. and for
Investment OF Improvement cannot bo surpassed.
The attention Of builders IL especially called to this
PROPERTY possessing a. does practical advantage
Ln.s also on Egan-av. and V1ncennes ay. and South
PAX BoaleEard on ters small payment
and long tme balance. with separate 1nort9ages on
each lot; title u1QueSionable. j. ESAIAS WARREN,
Shatnber Of Commerce. Ofco No. IL, tirst floor.
TOR SALE-RY GASSETTE, SPRINGER YOUNG,
= Rea! Estate Agcnfs. Nos. f4s and I51 AAdlsonst.,
noAr LaSaeOne two-stor5 frame house., With lot 451la
9eeE on Pnttcor., EAST oot, Twenty No.
house II good repair, almost new, S13 co., very 1.v
E'oK sALE-s650 WILL BUY COTTAGE or SIX
zoous, With leaso of ground for tErcc va yscrs.
r. R.
TOR SALE-BUSNEsS PROPERTY-LAKE-ST-
L. east OF la Sauost-, 10if8o feet.
GlaEk-st., north OF Van Rureust., 511105 feet.
feet. ~
Aehagan-sT., southwest Harrison st., 771110
N1hash.ar., ne1r Fourteenth ST., o5x1T0 feet.
statst, southwest corne1 Thirty sixth-st., I591 feet
sfafe-h northeast cor1er Twent5r.trt., 4d17s foet
j. ESAIAS WARREN,
1S Chamber of CArar,nrce.
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COURT CALeR1Ani-TH!s GAY.

SUPREME COURT, CnAMBERs-Held by Judge
Daniels.-Nos. l, A. s, 81, Al, 43. 81, lo2, 1872
l44 49, l4s, 14J, $50. l5l, 153 1856 16l, 173, III
49, 49, $50, 1sl, 1872 1873, 1s4 1856, 1877, 1sS, 1s9
100, 1o 1872 1913, 1884, 1885, 1876, 1871 i99 call TO 2Os
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-1he People vs.. Thomas Pender rob-
berry; Same vs., Thomas Bernard, robbery; same
vs. William Phillips, elonious assault and battery
Same Va John Mcnamara fel0nious assault and
battery; same VS.. Richard Bennett, felOnious as
sault and battery Same VS.. Bernard Foley and
Peter Foley, burglary Same VS.. William Smith,
grand larceny; Same VS.. John Cassidy, alias James
Kelly grand larceny; Same VS.. William Pengley,
grand larceny; Same vs.. John Doran, grand lar
ceny; Same vs.. Walter BrodOwskt, grand larceny I
Same vs.. Robert Yates, grand larceny; Same vs.
Samuel France, grand larceny; Same VS.. James
Walsh, grand larceny; Same vs. stephen Penny
Same vs. John Russell, petit larceny from the per-
SON; Same vs. William J. Chajay petit larceny
larcenY
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Mscgregor mad refused TO deliver mp his books and
papers TO his successor required by the statnte.
'Does the statute require,h interrupted Judge
Daniels that In case Of failure to deliver up his
books and papers his salary should not be paldr'
"Well,' no, not exactly that" answered Mr..
Dion, 'but this Is one OF the reasons for which the
Comptroller has refused 20 pay him, but the chief
reason is that the statute points out q remedy by
action and not by mandamus.n
'Pll take your papers," said the Judge, and the
papers were passed up to him.
Decisions.
BY Judge Daniels
Roberts vs. Roberts, Report OF referee con-
nrmed and Judgment OF divorce granted, custody
OF children awarded to plaintiff, plaintin to re-
cover her costs OF this action against the said de-
fendant.
Clinton VS.. Clint0n.-Report OF referee con-
hrmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
The People ex rel. Ryan va. Green, ComptrOer-
Motion tor peremptory writ denied and alternative
writ OF mandamuS allowed.
Schmidt vs.. Schmidt-Order settled.
Green ct al vs. LOckwOod.-Judgmen record
afidavlt order to shcw cause and the Sherii's re-
turn on the arrest wanted
Liliehthal ct al. vs.. The Ocean National Bank
Motion to amend complaint, &c. granted.
In the matter OF the resignation OF Richard
Amerman, ExecutOr.-Motion for commitment
granted, with $40 costs; but the commitment will
be In the nature OF an execution against the per-
son, which Will allow the defendant to give bail
and take the liberties OF the jail He has not been
fined, and Is entitled to Jail liberties.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
NATIONAL RIPLE ASSOCIATION.

The National Rtfe Association held meeting at
1914 Broadway yesterday afternoon, General shaler
in the chair. The meeting was an informal one,
there being no quorum. Among those present
were General Franz Sigel, Mr.. DAVID w. Judd,
Major John Powell and others. communication
from the Third company OF the Second regiment
was read asking for permission to use the range
OF the Association at Creedm0or. The request Was
quest from Company H, First regiment, was also
granted. The Treasurer submitted his report,
showing q balance OF 4703 80. An offer OF gold
badge from Colonel Bruce, Of the HlyJ Field ana
Farm, to he competed for BY members Of the As
sociation at distance OF 200 yards was accepted.
ing adjourned.