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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant! nov and substantial - xE-Ds =,
Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKEEsssssFSS
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY 1nd FRI
DAY, at five o clock p. M, and Alexandria at
$40 D. M; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
st o'clock p. N. This line connects 1t Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Mi
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fsre.o Norfolk 81 !;
round trip SIS. Tickets good until used
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alexandria Oazette
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH "a.
s;ttins Bull Coming South.

A communication has been received by
Lieutenant General Sheridan at Chicago from
Major Crofton, tho commanding officer at Fort
'rotteu, Dakota, which contains the latest 10
formation regarding the whereabouts sno move
monts OF the Sitting Bull band of hostlles. An
lalian named Upaarhika. belonging to the
agency near Fort Totten, had returned after
long absence, aud upon being brought before
the commanding officer mado substantially the
following statencht:--
lie had left the agency on hunting eXour-
sion. Finding game scarce, be wandered lo9g
distance from home. and hoaily arrived al the
Poplar Creek Indian Agency. At that place
ln found large number Of strange Indians,
among whom were several who had come from
Sitting Bulls camp. One Of these. known IS
Crow Dog, proved to be relative Of UPaathiSa.
This Indian told him that be had, 10
company with FIVE other lndiars belonging
10 Sitting Balls band, visited the vicinity OF
Fort Tottea last fall oa reconrolterlog trip.
for the purposo OF ascertalnlog whether
il could be attacked with success, and what
wero the best routes OF approach. Upa'
arhika did not doubt but that the lnd!an
made tho visit CT rtcopnotre as described. lie
mentioned circumstance which went to show
that tho parry Of six actually did visit the
neighborhood OF the post. Crow Dog told
Upaarhika that as soon as the grass gets up
sufficiently to afford pasturage, three parties
of Indians will leave Sitting Bulls camp and
move on Forts Buford Stevenson and Iotteo.
Each attacking party will DO as strong as can be
conveniently subsisted en'route: Crow Dog
stated farther thu. Sitting Bulls indians are
cncsmped on both sides Of the British line, ana
that they plumber between 1000 and l,!OO
lodges. Upaarhiks told Major Crotton that
when ho visited Poplar creek there we're
$50 lodges of hostile Iodiaus in that vicinity,
and that they decliaed to receive rasions from
the agent.
Msior Croftor, ir communicating these facts
to General Sheridan, expresses the Opinion
that Upaarhika told true story, end that q
movement OF IadiaDs 10 the direction OF Forts
Totten, Buford and Stevenson may be looked
for when the pasturage will admit OF travelling
in large parties. Upaarhka, 10 returning. to
Fort Tottcn, brcughta message from Sitting
Bulls camp to Warits. the hereditary chief OF
tho Cut Head Sioux, who resides there adVls'
ing him to remove from there at once, 10 order
that no might be out of harms way 10 case OF
an attack.
In view Of tho apparent intentions OF the
hostiles, Major Crofton asked that the garrison,
effort Totten be increased by the addition OF
one company of infantry, and prefers that Com
pauy Of the Seventeenth Regiment DO sent
there.
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%INTNl; ENLARGEMENT,

%INTNH ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning Uc.. !, 1915.
Tho NJ ALL TRAIN will leave washington.
al 8 o. 4. n. and icyandri,. 81 Us n. IL: dal!y.
except Sunday pasa iocsburg, going west
ward, q II ~ IL. ", xnd arrive d. Bound hin
~ II III. leave RoaId Hill 81 l2:30 y. In.; pa,s
Leesburg, going .,.s!wsrd, =! IL pm. anG A.
rive q. AI1S.ni-ia 81 3i5 y. H.. and i:
Washington $50
Tho ACCUMMUp ATlON TRAIN Will
leGvu Washington a. 4 y p. H., and AIesnnjris
u. 4 IS p. CasiT, oE2op. Sunday, and arrive
3. Leesburg a. & - =. N. Loave LoesourS =.
Gu h. II. and arrive =. Alexandria n. ) - - IN.
and Washington ~ s so II.
~ Passengers croM Washington viii tsE,
the Washington and paio csrs Is; tae Bs,Iinurc
u PotomSc Railroad station Ate IL n. AHA ~
p.lr., sDd 20 through without change %: ~. s..
the SO ,..n IrYiI iron, A!oIEnGTia and II. g.
u, III. train from Ro' I'd H!l connect ri HOuni
HILL with Harris Dolly Line OF CoachGs
:or SnicEe.syi!ie. 3erryyille ard Winchester;
also With Eear,er's Line Of Coaches, which Iesr"
Leesburg daily 70. Aldie and MiddleburR.
Both trains, westward, nGke close connectlohs
1T Vienna, with 5issou's Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, s csS. por Mil"
Annual tickets, $50.
+ H. HAVENEH,
oct 1T General TicG0: A.":,..
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FOR NEW YORK

The al Steamships z. y. KNIGHT <sIss.
md JOHN GIBSON leave the COM szAsEE
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and New York. from pier
Al East River. EVERY SATURDAY At four
O'clock p. nj,
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CHANGE OF TIME.
DIETRICH OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrivslled facilities for
the transportation of frsight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly as follows:
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Opening and Closing Of the Mails.


CLOSING.
Washington. D. C., North and Northeastern
mails IL IN. and 30 p. m.
Western mails 4 so and 8 30 p. m: o
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 6Oo r.
M and 90 and 90 p. m.
South and Southwestern msils, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 6 60 q. N. and p. m.
A!exsndria to Lynchburg, Va, way ma'Is)
including through mails, 6 % am. and 9 90 p m
Gordonsville and Charlottesville. Va, 6oO H.
Fl. and GO 2. NJ.
Manassas Division % 3. u.
Alexandr;a % Round Hill. Va, 500 B. n.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails. via Washing
ton, u. G., 80 r. m. and , 10 and = w p. m.
Southern mails, vis Richmond, Va, . ~ u m.
snd 90 r. NJ. ~
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg. v,rgins;
Through ms;ls) Including way nsils on Midland
Railroad, so p. H..
Manassas Division 80 D. NJ.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va. 30 p. m.
Office Hours-Ohice opens At 80 B. M, ana
closes st co .. u.
closes at 20 2. n,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
feQa! y oilces.

SUPREME COURT-Ciy and County, of
y Ney York place of rial-HENRY MYERS and EMAN y.
IfE-I, LANG plaintiffs. against The MEC HANICS' AND
Traders BANK OF NEW-ORLEANs defendants sum.
mons with the above named defendants You are
hereby the compliant IN lhs ac ION ana
serve the plantln-1 attorneys
within twenty service OF this summons e1ciu
sye of the day and in of failure TO appear
Will he against Oy default Tor
the relief IN the comp paintDaod March 20 1879
VIZ IAIITERBhCU & sPINGARN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Post Office address. No 2O6 Broadway.
NoTICE-Take that your default To appear or
er the above suumOns Judgment will be taken against
Won o the thousand aud ten dollars with inter
1879, and with costs of this action
LAUTERBACH & SPINGAKN.
Planning Attorneys. 206 Broadway New YORK CIV.
To the deendant Tine Mechanics and Traders Bank OF
New ORLEANS The foregoing summons served upon you
nv nubcaon pursuant order Of the Honorable George
Barrotf ono justices Of the Supreme Court o the
STATE of York dated the 7h day Of APRIL 1872 and ned
,i The compi INF in MI, action office Of the Clerk OF
the the County Court House IN he Clty OF
New. .York-Dated New York. April T. 1879. ..
-''"'i'A' LAUTERBACfI& & SPTNGARS,
PLANTING Attorneys. FOG Broadway Ne"-iofk CITY,
Apg lawGwW
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
RECORDED LEASES.

Boerthein 10 W II An rev, store and basement OF
No S7l 2davC. . yCGr- az annual rent Of.-.-.--..-
Brodt Elizabeth e 10 l. PerQuiron upper part OF NO
Coz Gth-avC & years, at annual rent OF --..-...-.
Gale T W 20 W EngeL No II Conege-pl years, at
annual rent OF ..-.:
Haup, TO VI Murnhv G cor 3dave and 2Sthst, D
verrs ct annual rent
Sllleck W tO OJ savage, Nos SS6 and 9SS 7th'sve.
) years al annual rent Of...............-....-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Siindtlons Wanteo--females.

WASHING. By respectable cOlored
w woman families gentlemen's washing home.
ADDRESS Mrs. kEIPHER, 1888 West47th st. Room 8.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
miscellaneous.

DEWARE OF IMP0STORS.-Owing to the
ID great mcrit increasing popularity OF the tonoWhS
en,raous limitations being offered Tor sale py ifaudu
lem persons under and the public are hfe.y
worthless and dangerous councrtls
None genuine unless having the name or Dunnas u
each box D0cuta sandal Capsules tle wtuknoNh ulieC
ane he popular substitute for qunlne at - cents DoA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
1ee Cream.

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM in the city;
25c per quart Church Fairs Sc CharOttes i5c. per
doz out Of town orders a specially. u Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Gonntrn Real Gstate for Sale.


EOR SALE-Seventy- -four acres of land at
Long Branch, n. j., near tge Ocean pier building,
near the New Jersey southern Depot the $500
feet OF nyer front high ground aud where trees wiz grow
c. & w. TRoUTMAN.
DOR Chemical Works, Factories, Refneries,
Bulkhead Waterronts city, Also blocks for dwellings,
for sale terms r. A Young. Engnr, 90 Exchangep
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property
-One of the finest places Harlem Railroad hour
and half from city dwelling farmhouse barns &c. all In
running water pure spring supplies all Of house
and barns will he sold cheap and easy terms OK
changed for improved city property.
HYDE PAkk-A beautiful place with lSs acres, large
low and easy terms
GGi5 HUGH N. CAMP. 152 Broadway.
IN POUGHKEEPSIE-FOR SALE or TO LET
Il With without some furniture double Brick House,
pleasantly situated and having modern improvements LOT 5l
feet by 800 feet Apply in Poughk eepse TO l. W COIIEs
Gardens. or in New-lOrk 10 WILLIAM III. CROSBY, 40
East Vlstst
MONTCLAIR, n. IA choice place for sale
WI cheap the depot and BEST part OF
with modern improvements including good carriage
peaches plums cherries ounces and pears In abur dance
luaity 6l STYLES OF berries The has
places wants sell Of them easy terms Address
A. L. M station A. Newly ork.
NYACK PROPERTY for SALE.-Fore-
~ closure sale Saturday April ID at II at the Rock
grounds known the BrowneI Mansion, also the Cole
Mansion. For particulars apply 10 MERRITT r. SAWYER
referee, Nyack, ZO6 Broadway NewYofk, or To A l.
SANGER. 243 Broadway
DASSAIC, n. $50 acres of land $500
feet river front fine residence and outbuiTlmgs min
Address or apply TO ANDERSON PRICE. 239 Broadway,
New-Iork
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
NLTR0PQLITAN ELEyATE;Dln > RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
w OPEN FROM $50 v. TO II =. NJ.
RECTOR. STREE1-Nearest point for Wal street Ferry
aud connects with cars for South Ferry
COURTLAN point for Jersey CITY and
COmmuupaw Ferries
PARK PLAtES cares. point Post Onice City Hall and
barclay street Ferry TO HOOOkeD.
CHANBEtSST TkEET-NeEest point Tor Pavonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FHANkI1N.STREET-
GHANDSTREET for Desbrosse1 Street Ferry
Jersey city, for Desbro-ses
Grand street Ferries.
BLEkCKER-STREET-COnne with cars for East and
EIGifTH sTREET-Nearest point Christopher
Ferry IOboken connecting with for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH STREET-Nearest point 10 Union S1uFre,
Mallack's and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music lr-
and Tammay Halls .ciing with cars for East
Twcnty-th I'd and rLirty.touTth Street FoTr1es
TWEEN rI TIL KDSTREET-Nea point 10 booths, ~
James aud PARK TheItre Grand Opera House. Gbm0res
Garden ana Masonic Temple, and IWeotythlrd street
Ferry Jersey City.
TuIRTY- Thirds rItEET-N point STANDARD
BrOatway, and Fifth Avenue Iheatres, Aquarl dnl ail
san Francisco Minstres connecting WIN cars Tor Woe
hawken Ferry -
fe. Company cabs fOI Grand Central Depot
FIFUETf STREEi-
fFTYEIGHrH-S -STKEET-Nearest pOnt for Centra PARK.
connecting with Of Bet Line railroad.
FIF.TYTIIIkD.SpItEET and EIGH HrHANENUE-
FGr uptown take east side stations.
Tor downtown trains take west side stations
Trains will Jotl IL and 6thayo. aud 53dst and ot
alternately.
FARE 10 CEN'Ts Except between the hours Ot $50 .
73Oa n and 10 T. 4, IN. when the fare l. . cents
WM. IL. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROCRLTN. supernt, ndent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday April Is. 1870.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing sales held:
Bu Louis Messr
bstor brick store with lots. Nos 81 and 80 Muir
raw st. n 4, Of Broadway each lot 25x70 Bank ooo
BVC. J. Lvon .
The and 6-story brick factores with plot OF land
Nos lkb and l47 Mulberry ST. f. running
through 10 (No 147) Baytcr.st, qa2 IL = Of Grand
~ Mm fCih fsch@id nj snu 5000
l sstory brick shop with lot, No 12s South bthav9
~ VI ~ 'O' lo7oO
Bv 4 III Muller & SON
! 3 story brown stone dwelling with LOT, No l20 West
A7th.sts s, Of SHAVE, lot ls9xlOO5t a mn
I 2tto-y bk stable with plot of land West l85th-st
Sssse ser Friedman po' o 10000
~ ~ Jodn r. Boyd
oAsto-y brick tenemcnts with lots Nos G10 and 621
East l2thst n :, 24S ~ g OF Ave.B, each lot 25N -
1883: Byer and Geo Wolf 10000
24.stOry brick buildings with lot. No90 West Hons
onst II = 43.g u W Of south 5thave. lot lS9N oo-o
S.story brick dwelling with lot. No l9s West 4thst.
S. 1875 # W of Macdougaist lot 22xlO9i Jno b @ ,oo
lo East iiSthst so II OF 2dav, 2OxlOO zoo
Bu PhOIips & MacRde.
] 2story frame dwelling with lot, NJ 1872 West 49th
st. SIS l25 II OF 1thave lot 2Jx9o9x255N9o.oi = ooo
Augusta Gillender. GOOO
nv Richard V Rarndt
4storv brick dwelling with LOT, Ne ll6 sth ST. 50
2l4s II W Of Aye-A lot -S.7xs661l23Al6lO1 = ~.
9t.O Mary Burru "o'o
] 4.stOrv brown stone house with lot. No 2OS West
22d.st, $. l73 II Of 7th-ave, lot l6oxi94i = ooo
...-- WV
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

Brookpn Real Gsiaie for Sale.
EOR SALE LOW-390 UniOn-st, $4,000 /;
Il snd 351 Presideltst. $4,000 Inquire on premises
OF Of JOHN LAYTON, S37 smlthst, Brooklyn. -
EOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
II
l5S Remsen- St, three story building
~ Hicks-st three story dwelling.
100 Pineapplest. parior and second floor
2S9 Adams u. second and thud t0OIs, rooms.
% n ST., three story dwelling.
GORDON l.. FORD, 97 Clark-st, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Gin Real Csiate tor 5dle.

ITO LET, for Sale or Exchange, for modern
4 house well situated IN New YOrk-BrOwnstone private
residence 2SS Carroll Park, Brooklyn substantially built
In good order wide basement three stories and m
ished attic with rooms unfunshed with carpets Apply
premises
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Brooklnn propertp Go Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE in BROOKLYN.-TO
Let-A three story basement and two story extension
stone front house furnished with an impI0yemens une
POW ELL, lac MunTOe-st
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

EOURTEEN-ACRE PLACE-Twenty miles
ont u J) elegant buildings: cost $4,000 recently
mortgage 5000 sacrificed $500 HALL, owner, Z34
Broadway. Agents attention.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

LOR SALE or to RENT, REASONABLY
On NewJcrsey Central Road within an hour OF New.
YOrk-A large house partly furnished, with ten forty
H. W 6. p. o. BOX 7SO.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

EOR SALE CHEAP, and on EASY TERMS
"A YeTy desirable re-denco eleven rooms nearly new
Las al modern mprON emeus best location In MOrTOWn.
Apply to or address THEODORE AYREs, MorIistOwn.
New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

GOOD BOARD may be had at the farm
~ BrOwD, mers, West, sster County, "
" mile from Purdy's station on ii I'm railroad ccm
modiors hcue neal ny location; anne pAYetoiid, Tr H
W. UTTER. l2O Waist, JANIS q. BARRETT, 81.
IrrLnt = IInarn al
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Conntrp Doaro.

GREENS FARMS, COnn.-FOrty-sev miles
~ city New. Haven Road house delightfully."- stu
MRS DEGAFF West 47thst.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. April IS. 1879.
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day the fol-
lowing sales were held:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

~ Farm of pc scres suitable Centlemans country
The property located the west side of the Al
lauv mile north Of the station and commands
extensive We've 0. TIE Hudson River land fully
cred with apples pears small and allunder
cultivation buildings comprise good barn, icehOuse
other Oubudings; the house Htus IL largo
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
CouuirD Real Gstate tor Sale.

TUsI VIIVt I1UA NI'N'
A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
~ built frame and lot The lot Is 2jX9O feet The
house is two stories and tue OF
The hOus O sIna building suitable for carpenters shop
furniture maker The house Is on staten island ~ y
aDOut 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
bought for POO part Of the purchase money
mortgage. Address r. a L.. Box 45 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

ENOR SALE or l o LEI, Fulnjshed-DCslrdblc
residence twelve roome nicely furnished fine laun
plenty shade 'front.' garden staDn1g &c; on line New
Haven Railroad. near station Address ,. SEELH Danen,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE !

Il YONKEES-Brck house with extension and small con
servatJry Oage, carnage house stable gIapery, billiard
house and nearly two acres IN lawn covered with
Depot Extensive river view. Apply TO j. l. HILL, 20 Mas
sau ST. NeWi OTk. J.. W. tHOMA>, on the promises
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

NURSE, &c.-Swedish girl as nurse or
" chamb,rrpaid: best references. Address EXPERL
FECE West side Tribune Once 30S West 23dst. Sth
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-Situation want

~ by competent, reliable married; child
thoroughly understands his business strictly tenn crate
willing to make himself generally useful city country
five cay reference from last employer Tor h0ncst so
bnety ana trusworthness. Address RIORDEN, 5l2 Wes
3Jth.st.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
Gitn propertn &c fet.

4 Three story, high-basement House, tC
~ let; No. l54 West 15tllst good order; al
improvements Inquire at las West 15th-st No. lS
G:eene-s.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

E'ARM of - acres with ample buildings
j one hour from NewYofk and two miles from depot
high well drained adapted dairy fruit oI truck farm.
especially healthy picturesque lOcaeOn for sale
Will lease with pusrge 10 party with capital ana eAper
slce 10 wOIk IL appreciate d as summer residence Ad
tIess Boa %, Bound BIOOk. Nj.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
6iinatlono Udnteo-- mdles

A -COACHMAN.-By an experienced, trust
"a worthy, single Is steady careful driver IN
city country rstcass in all branches and excellent
groom rely him every respect for honesty ant
sobety who thoroughly understands his business vii
be found civil willing and obi gng three years city ref
from last employer Call address ROBERT. No
81 East Ilsf-sf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-18
LEAVES FROM TnE STORM.
Additional Particulars OF the Easte
~ IHH" (JYeIouR

Additional Particulars OF the Eastern
70 Cyclone.
BosroS, July 1.-THE storm yesterday
was very severe at all points. The loss oil
lifeisgreater than at first was supposed and
mainly caused by the capsizing Of boats.
Thomas Dundon and wife, two sisters and
niece and Arthur Rea, were caught by a
squall and all drowned, except Mr.. Dun.
don.
A yacht capsized off Nantasket beach,
and four persons drowned. One man,
two women and two children we're lost of
Governors Island. Three bodies were
picked up on the beach. The rain fall
was very heavy in rious places, and
some OF the hail stones measured seven
inches in circumference. Lightning Caus-
ed the loss OF few lives.
Two boats capsized off Sietuate and
three persons were drowned.
Near Montreal Mrs. Peter Robertson
was killed by lightning.
Around about Kingston and Saugerties,
New York State, the crops were ruined,
anu OaluSI IeuCSo duu uuLhOuSeo NeTe
blown down. The hailstones resembled
chunks Of ico.
Charles Baxter and Maroellus Bont we're
drowned yesterday of Long Island by the
capsizing OF boat.
The house Of Mrs. Hayden, in South
Braintree, was partially destroyed yester.
day, and herself and a young lady 50 seri.
ously injured that they were brought TO
the hospital to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-18

owESroS, Ky. July 17.-A1rs. G. W.
Merimether, Of Louisville, testified that
she believed Buford insane. Dr.. W. S.
Chipley, as an expert, testified that from
the testimony presented he did not believe
Buiord insane at the time OF killing. The
defense are less confident to-day.
On the court reassembling this after
noon, DR.. Chipley was recalled. Witness
went into an explanation Of the difference
between sanity and insanity. He was
frequently interrupted by the Judge, who
said the jury could not understand it, and
he did not think that the parties engaged
in the examination knew anything about
It. The doctor continued for nearly two
hours, whe1 he had closed instructions
were given to thejury.
The arguments were opened by Mr..
Settle, oil this place, who spoke for three
hours, making very able argumeat. The
arguments will probably close tomorrow
and the case will be given to the jury Sat
nrdaV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-18
THAT ovER.ISsUE,
All Explained Away.

BEDFORD sPRISos, Pa, July 1.-THE
supposed over-issue Of State bonds is fully
explained by the discovery by the Investi.
eating Committee Of the coupon book kept
in the State treasury, but supposed here.
tofore not to have existed. By this book it
appears that hve million dollars OF bonds
were issued OF the date OF 1852, and five
hundred thousand dollars OF the date Of
1858. These bonds were placed in the
hands OF the Girard Bank and FIVE million
four hundred thousand dollars returned as
sold and areceipt given to !. Bailey, State
Treasurer for the remaining one hundred
thousand. This receipt remained in the
treasury until 1858, when II. S. Magraw,
then State treasurer, demanded a return
OF the bonds, the bank or its President
returned, instead OF the bonds Of 1858,
$2S 900 in money, $5l 900 in bonds OF 1858
and S2l,000 in bonds OF 1859, making a
total Of 100000. The Auditor Generals
office at that time appears to have
noted the fact that SCI, 900 OF bonds were
dated 1852, but credited them to the loan
OF 1858, thus making the loan OF 1852
S., 900, 600, and 1852 S426, 100, instead OF
1852 81, ,979, 900 and 1858 $449,0 Thus it
is apparent the over issue is simply more
OF the issue OF 1853 and less Of the issue
OF 1859, one amount balancing the other.