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New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day Judge Woodruff denied the motion for review In
the matter OF William Raney, assignee in bankruptcy OF
Alfred Wild. In the matter OF Nathaniel Dale, bank
rup motion for stay OF proceedings was also denied
In the United States District Court, yester-
day, in the collision Of Thos. Kelly against the
forryboat Manhasset and the steamtug Hiram Perry,
Judge Blatchford granted decree for the lbelaDts
With costs ad the usual order Of reference 10 ascertain
damages
Suits were brought in the Supreme Court by
John Brenner. James Coogan, and Michael Doolan. TO
their salaries from the city attendants in the
Court Of Common Pleas. Before Jundge Fancher, In
Circuit Part H. yesterday vordcts ordered for the
plaintiffs the full amounts claimed, subject 10 the
ruling Of the General Term.
An application was made yesterday before
Judge Barrett, In the Supreme Court Chambers for
peremptory mandamus to compel the payment OF S760O
rent for the year 1872 of premises on West Twenty
fourth-s used by the city for armOry. Mr.. Srahan
in behalf OF the Controller opposed the notion and READ
adavts declaring the rent TO be and hat the
highest at which ii could be valued was SCOo per
Judge Barrett issued an alternative nandainus
and order 20 show cause retnrnabe on MONDAY, Wheh
the matter will be fully discussed
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF REv -YORK.

PORT OF NEW -7oRK. ......................JAS ia
CLEARED
Steamship BeneaOr JOne. Wilmington Lorisd SysnAD s 0'
Steamship Medora tBrl, stuart Norfolk va % % bLo
steamship Wyoming (Irl Pnee LIVERPOOL Williams umoh
steamship Java Brl Martyr, Liverpool and Queenstown Cn'' o
Steamship Ellen s. Terry sslyea Serbem, T. c. Murray Ferris
Steamship cImbra a. G) s,ahl Hamburg &c Kunhardt Co
steamship CITY Austin, McCre. Sewoeans, G. H. MaH0n
Steamship Csrbcl r ssyley Kn;oD JAM PIN Forward 70
Shp J.ssore r aeis.n Lssreoo Sae" Ia, W. EI.eh Co.
BsIk yGsssen Sor fTOisen, Cork or Falmouth fanen' '
Bark Maria RIokm,rs tGer) so Bremen Punch Eiys Co.
Bark Meiea ,Ger Dradberry. avre, &C. BOYD Iiaeh ,
sesr joIn Williams, wil@ington, N c.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Celtic OBJ, Murray Liverpool Jan aud Queenstown
g. vita api pass 20 HYDE SPARKS IN ,o, With
mdss aHd bsss % iIe5GesOn Bros. an. os,,
@ Se1hP assi ,n5 5p5oP' gS' !, .pi iendsrpn Bios
Steamship cy Of pas.s, sB S B5Oos; b,i. Liverpool jan
steamship Domnoa waAer, RLMond Cry Point and NO''''
steamship wyanOk Couch Richmond Cry Point aud Norfolk Wild
mds, hs, az, ge 70 n V I'o1 aniss Boston ballast
Bg Vague o[ sao DH9s0 Cs0sss hex, c1d. ,S - G &
I is Athlete tBrl Graham Halifax DAYS with produce
Sehr Brl King San Bias II days with cocoa NUS
Sear Fish Hawk Mclean Isle n b. IL days With re'A frozen
sebg Sc, Foam Higgins Grand Mensn with fish
SeLI Empire state. Beckett, Grand Menan. With fish
scHooSERs-EyER AND ooAsTvIst 80
ID B.
T. T. Simpson, Portland. tol hd1F foftAha
Nabaska. Addison. Eureka. Calais
piiotis Priie yualhaven. q. e.. Acken. Stamford
J. HoytNe New.lIayen Josephine bridgeport
Dart Stanford y b. fth if1,i1ehts
Deccrra Providence W. " Smith, Providence
SAILED.
Steamship Wyoming and Java for L'erpooli CITY oil Aunu' o
New Orleans.
NIND-Sunloxn fresh. n. E.; donlr.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.roS jan Ghde. from ZanTdsri sehs bous
A. from Cape liayten; Juliet from Sayann3hi = j. Gimob Ho
Savannah ,,-uob.,
FosTTgss MONROE Va Jan l5-Passci steamship M1ooah
from Liverpool Norfolk ani Baltimore. %, ,,-i..s
SAvASNAH Ca Jan. l-Ayed steamship lyman lbfI huu''''
from New-YoTk. , o. O. ,...uio pcn.
ninston from Ne sYork.
FOREIGN PORTS. -,
l2-rhe Baltic Loyds steauship tunbo1 Ain'''i
MoylLLE Jan l5-Ihe Anchor Line steamship Ncora hnVe
from Ney-Yors Jan g. for Glasgow. arrived bere today o.
SovTuAsrToy Jan. l5-The North German LLOYD sieauhhp
Ioies from aDd Frankfurt BuoE from Ne"I
leans bee - Tor bremen aiTiyed befe today.
DISASTERS
The steamship Rotterdam Dutch Aues from Bo'srJm pee ~ va
Piynouh Eng nth, Hev-lok, Which put INTO haaf nht OF
IAN 2 sho having lost second mate smashed Do1
AID susae oamsge gale Jan she "on1 resume Lf
yoysge on The lith.
WnALERS.
The hr John Atwood PIoynce0wn. IL 70 be Withdrawn Ho'
fishery agate, AhLiTo'o
Snas Tlrige gerry knehts and Rising Snn are now hns
fr whaling cruises Al-gone T. H. Hatdeh, Il Zen tpA u-
e M Parker Qcsep. W sail between nov sad neit spA%
iFor Latest Siip Aens see ram Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
REAL ESTATE.

EEw.YoRK. "Wednesday, Jan Is. ls7a
The attendance at tho Exchange to-day was quite
ri The principal eenered in the legal sales an
nouhoed by acting sndi the direction OF
g. Irving whhe referee sold following property vr The
houe and A 7ooo5 located the norhry ode Of hynnh ST.
commencing go fee: eAseTg from haonAve or tss house
sl9O house ana lot Is adjoining the eseTy
o or S3oO and the easery sonns house 'ud TOT sane
Osborn and he last two by iGsdn cs@mac understand
Blsr son Co. sold By legal order setting under the dree
ton Pho Rugs referee the hreor ghsioop browo-stone
two stS & 1s s,se S co. @ ID. o. Foas1e
Jet sr ,nS sess acton now pening rcr.ins the
slh o. errap previously made sale, Of the property Daniel n
Of We understand property would probably sell for
or h least WORTH $4,000 for each parcel were the title enT Tree
Muller wilkins Co .o BY legal order acting under The Dir direction
SIs osd the ngrherE ,ee Of are an. 1 st.
oe same street 4o feet westerly from seconSsye' o I ,bs M
Toe following notice. Of Adjournment, were given;
Beecse Co. othe legal sale noted be made under
che direction Of w Barrett referee property one gore ot located on
from Trs d eore iot oested on the southcr Nueeb
Mi Of hs ess lSf sale noted to take place under he
- BaIh reee PopeFty iour lo S1bOs1 % 1 % ~ @ .e
ssesra,s de Of Seventy ''''~ commencing ~ ''' '''
The following private sales have beea reported:
seynteh, commencing 40 feet westerly from Eghhae Tor
hor.c Of the 3story house AMI 24ISOreO 10
lInd @ @Oj 1t eoor.ei to as that
os located on tue sonhery sae oi ~,
- feet westerly from Eghve, have been sold for little over
$500!
Tie following expected be made at the Exchange to-
T1ursd1y, Jan. l6.
BY Muller wilkins Co.. legal sale ubder the direction OF EdEar
Psr bck and o located running through roE
Broadway Franklin place. and known No 3J Broaagay:
Under the direction tie story frame houses and
o IG and 7e located on the westerly SIDE Of sO'an'' DO
t"gea Blo0ne Spru, SIS, known as Nos - "a 20.
B Hh ~ Camp legal sale under the direction Of g. rying While
bead referee and lG3KlO5 located the norheIy side Of
fIJnuthst 10 feet 3iuches easerg from MaisOn-aye.
lhGr the ami direction. house and 0t l6Sx1 located
he Of fFiTnaist % feet eay from Madsonave
Under t order AMI direction and lot l6JIOV located
on tue nonAery side Of F EtbsL liO feet aster from MADISON
Uae the direction an loi 6sIlO05 located
on The norhey side of HnBhs, 23 feet 4uches easery IRON
MaduOHaye.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LiyERPO0L-Ia steamship CsIt Jan I5Mt And Mr.,
Bsmoerg Mr. Dubosd g. " Lecoln Mr. Bye, Mrs H. fnndt
Cook Edward Pearson jr hr bvugsiohe Charles Beers
Denn Richardson George Dsvey Mss b. Daysy, stone
H. speske, q. H. Fraser, Mr. Maokay
PROM LlvERPooLIa steamship CITY Of Brus'es jan ls-Mr
Mrs Bolton Mr. White. T. Chisholm Gsrcis g. fner H.
Carols. Mr waller Mn Murray. G. j. W. Maryland, Mclean
r. Farmer. j. Scott, j. Mesweeney. A. Newton.
PROM GLAS9OWIa steapashp l5-IiFm Henss,
Rev A. n Acct, Mira AeO, Dr. AelvnDsn MIss n. we5.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILRoADn7 "a 4 a -

I ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
TnR OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
$3.50 kre Express daily except sunday .h Pullman Ps,es
Wiamsport s;s Remove i;l0 Irvnetoa,
5;os CORY sos, 745 Connects Irviaeon aud Corr
rth Allegheny River for the OIL Regiop Ene
with Lake Shore T. z for all points West
G90 n m Bne Mail (dsy. with Pullman Palace Car from
phil.depha Ere Sudbury 623 Wilhamspcrt $40
Loek Hayea s:so ReBovo vnetOB 5l0 Cory, 6Oj Ene
T m Connects Irvneon and Cory With Oil Creek aud ALE
heB for the Oil Region, at Enc -b Lake Shore for
all points West ~, o.x,n,,,, -,
L " Gen. Pas..A Agent.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

radict He is entitled 20 tried by tho best evidence
unless he deprives himself OF 10 ny his own act
Jndce Davis said the rule the in civil and
criminal cases but in criminal the Court would be
more r1orded The Court would receive evidence OF the
loss and decide It for secondary evidence.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

t.59 Moon nses''' 's'
RUS ptY--A am
e.pf, oos s33 IGov. l0I Heb ise PerrI'' WV
Dlr--P m,
sApdy HOOK 49, g52 Ooys ssnt .i09 Hen Gate per'. "V'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LTvRRPooL-Ja st,amshp Bg1Jling IAN 5M ano nrs
N mi Mr. AMI Ma NJ. ehliren. Miss Charlotte
Hastings, Hayes VIM Wood
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
GO Uhom II man Gonfern

60 fUhom II man 0onfern
E1REE FISI.-The New York Commissioners
N Of FISHERIES prepared furnish to all citizens Of heSlofk
Sts ak Bass Pike Perch Fish for sOctng public W
The Pi M le rirepl II Rcehesier Of charge AH SETH
GREEN superintendent. 10 MorineT-st.. Rochesier
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
EDWARD NJ. SMITH, tCOmmisloner~
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT. }
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
Eosl ano fonno.

DANK BOOK LOST-Bank Book No. 310,51S
~ hs Barey SAVINGS ms is missing haier requested Il
Ttu ia The Bank not before the 18th day Of February
lgIi application will DC the Bank for new book
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
Brooklpn Real Gstaie for Sale.

DROOKLYN LOTS for SALE.-7 lots on
ID Egh,si Seventh and Bghayes on corner hney
Also lots between Pak and Flushing ares
all very low long time small payments o. H. riEhSoH
Auctoneer and Dealer IN Real Estate, Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

SOUTH SIDE R. R. OF L, 1. r. .u
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER H. isI? TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND 0RASD-sT. FERRlES As
FOLLOWS;
s3o a. m.-Msil to Psebogue, via stage Pre Place.
1000 q. m.-AeeoommodahOa 70 Babylon
leo D n.-Aseommodshon 70 Babylon until October
$3.50 D. m.-EIpress for Patcbogus TO Fire Place
40 ,. m--Aeeommodsuon 10 Pstehogae
$50 .. m-Aecomnodaton 10 Babyha
. $50 p m-Aeeommodstiea TO Ne o a. ".. :.
The 30 and 1000 $3.50 $50 train, eoones
Valley Stream for Par Rockiua. ns eennee' sh henpss,a
WALTER H0MAN. sapennteneeae
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
for the 6oli0aps.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Watches
Diamonds Con and Gold Jewely, Cqssoc F5s5S9 GosL'
Bron,eS-fue ecnns-at low prices fRANkFlbLD 90
Jswelers 29 SIhAv Foaeenthst and ~ EgthsVe cor
TWenty-sIhHt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
printing

SLOTE a. JAMES, STATlONERS, PklN /.
y FRS and BLAHKBOOE aAEUFACTURERs, No 80 Fultonsi
ACCOUNT BOOKS made any pattern. order solicited -
HENRY L. SLOTE JONATHAN JAMES.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
A st. Paul Man SWindled,
From the Troy Times

from the Troy Times.]
IF any one has ample reason to curse
his own stupidity, it is the man who is
fleeced by one of the stereotyped swim
dlers who ought to deceive none but the
brainless. VIM. G. King, of St. Paul,
Minnesota, has reason to feel proud of
what nature and experience has done for
him. Last Tuesday he reached Suspen-
sion Bridge, on his way to New Bruins
wick to visit his friends. He had $40
in one pocket and $500 in another. At
the falls sharper took seat with him,
and entering into conversation, learned
where he was going, how much he car
ried, and other items of information,
which only rascal would want to know,
or fool be willing to give. The insinu-
ating acquaintance knew several persons
in New Brunswick, in fact was going
there himself: What was very surpris
ing, his brother was merchant in St.
Paul, and he himself was on his way to
an eastern market, with large stock of
furs.
1t unaccountably happened that about
this time the fur agent found himself in
trouble. He was obliged to pay the
freight on the stock at once, or have it
thrown off the train Being short of
money, he applied to his benevolent seat
mate, Mr.. King, for loan of $500, at
the same time showing a 81, 900 bond
which he intended to sell in Albany
King lent him the money, which he
pocketed with the bond. "Let me have
what is in your pocket-book, too," said
the sharper; II probably shall not want
to use it all, but [ can hand it back to
you" The money in the pocket-book
followed the $500. The swindler soon
disappeared from the train, and all efforts
since made to effect his arrest and recover
the money have proved fruitless.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10

we not hope their good deeds will in
spire the author to sing their praise.
Eleven o'clock and I awoke to find the
oxen turned to Craze, large fire burn
ing, and supper preparing. The weary
trip through Dakota County is made for
We are near Mortified, but no North
field is there. The next day while three
of the men were out prospecting for
farms, the two of us who remained in
cauip. encountered our first Indian.
Only those who have been reared in
the East, and have read in history and
in romance all the bloodthirsty massa-
or" that occurred: or were imagined,
can realize in the slightest degree the
terror that possessed us. I verify be-
lieve that Indian could have slaughtered
both of US, and we would have died like
martyrs without struggle of resist
ance. In few days the first claim
shanty in Greenvale was erected, and
with two Norwegian families three miles
north, at Chubb Lake, and two bache-
lors five miles to the Southeast, in Wa
terford, and camp Of Indians two or
three miles to the west, in Greenvale,
and with deer, chickens, pheasants, and
rabbits in great abundance on. every side,
we spent pleasantly the winter of 1854.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
The Tobacco Question.

The Rev. George Trask, the noted
anti-tobacconist, visited a number of
Sabbath schools at Indianapolis, whose
members he addressed. A good story is
told of the Superintendent of one of the
schools Mr.. Trask visited, and the PASTOR
of the church to which the school is at
tached. Upon Mr.. Trask's entrance, the
Superintendent rushed up to the pastor,
saying, Look here, / don't know what
to do with Mr.. Trask, who has just come
in. T. I can't ask him to address the
school, because I've just taken fresh
chew I wish you would speak to him."
The minister replied, CAN right; I'll do
it. But guess I'll have to take this
quid out of my mouth before do so.'' >
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
The Debts Of the Whole World.

A writer in tn, Pail Mall Gazette
has been figuring up the debt of the
world, and comes to the conclusion that
theaggregate Indebtedness of all nations
reaches the total of $21 900, 900, 900.
At an annual interest rate Of IL per
cent, this involves burden of $445,-
100000 year. The chief national
debts of Europe and their interest
charge are thus tabulated:
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
VOICES OF WORKINGMEN.
Free Speech and Equal Rights.
Money the Nations God.

Rules Politics and Rezigion- 1Vorkingmen
Novhere-Good Of Ratlesnakes and Earth-
quakes-7he Working Aristocracy must
Strife.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10

AT the depot on Monday evening,
an eager-looking man jumped from the
train and clasped a waiting woman in
his arms. Heavens! my wife!" said
he. "Mercy, my rufles !" said she.
Which showed what both. were think
ing of:-Danbu'y Ne,os.
!. "JENNY," said a Scotch minister
STOPPING from his pulpit, shave you 4
pin about ye?"
eyes, minister"
" Then stick it into that sleeping
brute by your side" ..ss '~2 y ]. '-"- -
The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
$40, COS, 100000

I........ ....$IO,VO3,UV0,OUV $440,0OU,UUO IL
The above sum comes pretty near the
truth, save in the case of France. where
the acctual debt certainly amounts to
81 100000 900, and the interest charge
to at least $50, 100000 more than the
amount stated. The chief debts Of the
five great divisions of the world are
thus tabulated
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-22

CITY Council of rVertni ion;

! O..
City Council of .rVefmi lie:
Regular Meeting M>Feb,uasv Sd 1879,
Il, 4Preseal: W.n.. @. Smith. Mayor; and
NessrsJ H.. T.. Mcbride, IL. Landry, Aug
NonnieI and II. ,Gagn.ua. Absents: B. A,
Sailes j. J. Keyifion and Jy,N. a}udice. .
The Mayor called the meeting to order,
and MN, .,.:l N .aahisi.t c''
i,.fOn lnetienit was resolvril, That com.
,Mittee OF three be and is he:eby appoint.
ed to make an estimate Of the lumber ne.
ceessssy to repair the bridges within the
limits Of the Corporatios of VI niIfonvilIc,
and to purchase he same On Terms most
tsHpr.ble to said Corporation. Tl.si Ma vov
appointed Mrssrs. X. l.. Mcbride, J. J..
EeyillonI asl-Aug. Monnis ou said com.
'WNlep. ~ .-s@> ',.f edI -r.'r' rea
o.: On motion IL kas resolved. That the
same committee be and IS hereby authoss
lied to make and receive proposals Of con.
tracts, for, repairing asd keeping IN order
the sidewalks, streets and bridges within
the limits Of the Cooperation, dutipg the
year 1919, subject to the spproba,i.n of
the City Council. IT, .-.t..s- ~. = q
On motion, the Council adjourned to
the next regiilar mesting:no 80 "rl g.
II. N. BAILEY. ". o. SMITH, ',.H
Secretary. Mayor. e.
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.AD~AdRD x. ZO.nR.GRR 4
.,.feN0 nr4 e. lenHt'fF :"
REAL ESTATE AGENT, 4d
h,i Orrtrx Ar Nxw IssRrA, LA.

,t ~
/, i EGSpECTrGlI.l, cstr my service,
III h hslasdvwders of tie Parish of Ia
,tHat losthss saldof II Plantations, Farm,
asd uni~pdstear tssdkr Of 1xnd 1 devote
my entire zine and attention to the bu>i'
.iseAsnd allow no slhasce for = ssle or in
-yWtssst 10 golby.s N.Y. sacc>ss in1tlss
S)A aAa&i laRs sir. ysa'l Plantations
liSaht iliashss 'ot ~ Massin, q lkrriar n,bl
NJ klr)y is4ssliicissk r~Adk fosntsA't "a
lsps to INTRODUCES large amounts of csri-
s,4a1ssstFspsisirg iisih.ns Tia' this rich
,sAFani;a6 tAs;sh tas ''s. % 'a4'
@Jl, ,1s~ti,s lbsssly sepass chsttp'tksks
sn116h4sw !sstiln sssxts ;sdefselsas I
daagssssassna6lsednmiseio& hat pkdgA
siilactiou. .yir-di ts;oaio,g
Parties wishiuf Is ell property through
Sapapd1gseiDMA4dtAM AhA .mtaute dis-
~lit@s 'sisysslIlss hy'mAIwANa-i %ill
.sa The property III person. l have tie
A~ditiid AihksA lAs.{iie7 7ptomtl sale
,fpSs9st t1csk<& m4lds,Stste.' /
rena ~ Gid 1pewAewcs x@d ihor0Syh 4
'@Alwastd HG bssinr.s and * pcvt
'A'st 6ras a S(ItlkaoaN, sink otsswitn: =.
s&Asessit ssslmng,Iks.' ID rsHgr
.'~sss ID ,do,l9G&. HrLdMBARly,:iE
Vt. s..f sd' !" gniR-a E.tste KEenl.' 4,
APdlSs1ole59.--s,us!D q 9r,ssr 81
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s''si'nfrr,oS Ti.kfE DOrr'A1ss per onnau,
sja adta'1c. For eix Mtonths. 81 rs. -
y Ut 51a ---4ADvsKusaxa-,n ~ ..a-'
Ter Sqnare, ~ lines os isfs,. -. ...... 81 So
Every subsequent insertion. ,... IL
Announcements 81 candidates for Office. $40, 90
" No credit *iil bc given for Advertising OF Job
work. except By spooisj agreement. 80 H..
Cards stating merely the nsmce business and
s,; Eiase Of M Mrcseace, with paper included. Twelve
! AN advertisements NJ: 'sharkrd will Ne pub
Skhsd nn.iI forbid anfl chargcl scr accordingly.
., ~. Az jadicial, advertisements must he gs,jl
fr on the last day Of publication. pr op the day
Of sair. No advertisements will lc inserted u,ilcss
security Is given n amount of costs Deposited.
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1.-THE Wonders q !. cf + TIA 4 World

80 efhS'' seven wBSde,s Of 1hs, Void Il,
ahotE bs,ttaditioas Of chifdbood, and ye,
|hiaety at's persons otst ot4 bGodrxd ~
m'ghs'Se s@ked tKsf 9aekfiop could i,o1
name them. They 'sfs' sbyiamidsMMiE.
mystery, Of the psst-ibe enigma ~. the
|ry.eh,41ax thu s%dutihg for ths. .futurs
Aks'of ,iiis world. to- The Temple, 1fe Wall.
MIR Iinyihg gardens Of Bsbytda, lie NOS,
epleblstsd City II 1ssytia, and he :. Il
'dehte Of ",lfJ kings ofih,t c6GAifyy afte,
the &4tt,ctionl 6f Nid4sxh. The CIV.
SacpA.msins' 'ststas' ofa yupitst 70 y1nsa &:
1hs mot 'fe16&ppd work tof Phidias. (ilss (is.
.ilISstti6ds qsitiA HJf Greece The statue
wis formed eof SOMA ] R6ld, and was sitting
OF a throne almost touching The summit
Of the temple; Which was almost 20 feet
high. The temple 'of nians, At Ephssus.
which was 1873 feet, H. 'Iers,h' Gssnd 32o
feet in breadth. snd Supported by t27 mar.
BILE columns Of ilie Ionic order, 80 feet
High. The Nausoftu,lni, vt Hsriicarnsssys,
erected id the TmeAfory Of M.u.oiu.. the
King Of C.'is, BY his wife, Aremesia, B.
c. $50. The Phsros At Alexandria, .
lighthouse erected by Ptolspy 8dtf a the
entrance Of ihe harbcr Of Aiexsndris., Ill
va 4S0 ieet high: and could Be seen u ! !
distance Of roo miles; and upon witch
w.sI ieso'ibsd! King holepy, and tAs
gods. the ssvion,S, forc the, ,bso~ft Of as1,:
ors" Lastly, the CoIossys at Rhodes. =
b'.3en 4image e. Af0Ao fo5 d.eci.n feet
in AsighC a1d which, dss 10 b locasei II
the ents.ncs Of ons ofltbe hssboss Of ihA'
city q: Rhodetto .nauou 49, 10! Ia..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-22

- ~ -, ''"' Perch Court, ,sr,an ,.,-,
M WnRREAS fheodnle D. Brogsssrd Of ;the
w Hastsai f&alhyctte. Adm&nislrator of the
ESucccssfon Of Don Louis q. BrOueaard has AleR
y this aHee asIhal Accospsof hb saninistra-
AT 8 % s :ess!siss sieGs T. :ss
tI>n 1sey 'hodd6gaed::' 80 '''i'c ~, :
lad xhesuss ~ pssycsl Of MID Asasini~st.tor
has becn granted by an order Of sa0 cosM%
dated January 24,ls13,, adT' .ao;.,ia ~
! Nov therefore noslse 3 hereby given = All
pcrsoae htePeasc0, II hls their ohfodtton, and
shov eas6e, ifany t3sey have. In sald Ccurt with
IN tsn dAy& tsoe VA i1lcaaisn 4of this netioe'
why the Aforesaid Tablcau should aot.>e homSlo-
gated and the Administrator discharged.
Given ntsdcr my Official signatur in the:town
Of VerniliUuyillc, this I'd day Of January 1873.
A. MOSNlER, Clerk.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-22

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