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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

4 PRESENT WORTH UAyIHG. Give you: ;firhd
ticket TO the Masonic Gift Concert, End II ne OF
she should draw the big prize OF $4,000 or any OF
the other 9,909, you may be sure or having some
ore 10 remember you the balance OF your days.
You can get tickets In Richmond at' j., W Eisi.
on. Z Co = bat store 1901 Main street.
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AN OPPORTUNITY IS now OFFERED ~ those IN
want of dress goods to supply themselves ut extrs-
ordinary low prices. LEVY BROTHERS are deter.
mined to close on. their whole stock Of fail ana
winter dress goods without regard TO cost, thereby
giving purchasers an advantage seldom offered.
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S-ArB CAAvAsEEs.-A meeting OF fht
Board # state CaAyas>erS was held ycstcr,
day si;eTnccn to canvass the vote cast III
..n1,or in The llai.gX district. Ih" reoul
WIS - fellows: l.. l.. Ra@.and Conserve
:.>rr. l.24s \. :. Eddy tfcruhIican), SIS
F.l-tana'> majority, 40q. Air. kaslAnd W:'
lrc.j:rd ricGrd.
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WArcH-NIaHT.-S SERvIcEs.-Ihe
members of Broad-Street Methodist church
(Rev. DR.. Cranberry will bold watch-night
on New Years eve at that church. The ser.
vices will commence at hali-past 8 Z. Al. ana
continue until II A. NJ. -,
Rev. D. p. Wills, Presiding Elder, Will
preach ut the Oregon Hill Methodst churcn
tonight at haIf-past o'clock.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS At W H.. BLAIR I cos.
Ninth and Main streets.
Almonds. raisns. citron, currants. o'ohing VINE
cooking brandy; fine sherry, SaGe!rn' ana F"'s
wires old JamaIc:, ruin, and L Select whiasry I
finest Gunpowder lea, aud imported condiments,
and " Wilion's Fig Twist tobacco.
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ATGENSET's, who Is preparing TO remove, may
be had beautiful plated tea-ses, three, ;onr or AK
pieces plated walters, all sizes.
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LEGISLATIVE CAucuS.-The Conservative
,.,.r.i,-rs oi The House Of DELEGATES vii
,n.., u he hal! Of the House Of Delegates
sr.n.-..t ., S O'Clock.
The ulnl,crS Ct tue Senate will meet in
IL, : r.is chamber "a the same hour.
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TRANSFER PRpSr1NG-ISKs for copying hfs@r-
headings, statements, way-dlls- sc. Can be copied
in the ordinary letteYprass book. send your ordss
for printing n these inks, and for a other des1p'
lions OF printing to the Dtsyatch Printing IioGse.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ ~, trustees sale OF
land In Chesterfield, near Manchester.
RICHARDSON & CO., p. NJ, commissioners
sale of real estate on Second street oetHoen
Jackson and Duval.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 8 p. NJ, commissioner 3
sale Of portion Of the estate Of Peter BURKE
known as Peter Lawson), deceased, consisting
of improved and uninproved property.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 a. u. house
hold furniture, &C.
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LEVY BROTHERS have oAidizea DuttoIs' peis-
clasps and orraments, oution-mouias IN aii s'I.
Large black and white cord, Cortice!i seWins-aiin
In ull the new shades, and a gocd assortment %
dres s-trLmminSS
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TuE TuEAr BARRETT 8
RIcHELlEu.-The reputation OF Lawrence
Barrett, which hail preceded him to Rich
mond, prepared the lovers OF the legitimate
drama for acting of high order but we
were not prepared for an evening OF SUCH
endowment as was afforded those last night
who welcomed to our city this gifted young
tragedian. The audience was far from being
large one, but II was, perhaps, rs critical
and appIeciative as ever assembled IN the
| Theatre.
There are few plays that can interest the
intelligent theatre-goer so deeply rs good
| rendering of Richelieu, and in Mr. Barrett
impersonation last night there was not only
| centred much interest, but great admiration
as well; and surely he must be the liicheIieu
! of America! 1t seemed that before the
audience not Lawrence Barrett but Cardinal
Richelieu himself appeared. :,
His acting was grand, and when we say II
| we mean that such was the impression made
| mon all who greeted him last nigh. and in
| this bsstiIy.written notice it is Impossible TO
| noint out the many excellencies OF Nj. Bar.
rett's impersonation of the great Cardinal
Duke. his voice is powerful and yet sngu'
larly sweet, and his manner is as graceful as
one can we'll imagine it to be.
The speech which Bulwer puts into th'
| mouth of Richelieu when that aged churcn.
man turns upon the creatures of Louis XIII
| who seek to tear Julie from his protection
| is really thrilling piece OF dramatic litera
ture:
- Mark where she stands; around her form draw
/ .rhe awful circle of our solemg Church
| Set but foot within that holy ground,
| And OH thy head-yea, though u wear cro"h'
| auuah the Church Of Rome"
When Mr.. Barrett delivered this passage
the house was awed-one could have heart
pin drop moment after it; and yet in the
next it fairly shook with the encore which
| he received.
Mr.. Barrett is admirably supported, anc
he will doubtless have full houses during
his stay here. Tonight he plays Hamlet
and tomorrow night Rosedale. On Satuf
dav there Is to be grand matinee.
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PROFESSOR ALLAN CURE will lecture to-
morrow evening in the Second Baptist
church for the benefit of the Young MenIs
Missionary Society Of that church; bis iec'
tlre How TO Get On In the World !; or, Suc'
cess in Life" Is one of the best OF the series.
The London Necs says every young man
and woman should hear this very remarka'
ble lecture. Its humor Is as keen AS It's piSor
is extraordinary.
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pAHs0sAL.-Dr. Lory Marsh, Of Ensland
"iIe came 10 this country as member oil
thc Evangelical Alliance, is AZ tEe Medical
College under treatment by Or. Mcclure.
He remains in the United States TO extend
HI Information Us 10 its resources, indus
tries, and institutions, and with that view
hc Eas visited all parts Of the country, but
srctii- specially Interested in the South.
Dr. james l.. CabeH, of the University OF
hIrgii,la, is in The citv.
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ANTHRACITE COAL, s7.25 to 90 per ton; "es,
virginia spliut Lump, IS per load; Cumberland
average ss. so, and Jump s7.25 per ton; pine ana
oak wood (best quality) IS to s6 per cords coke sn
Clover Hi, at lowest prices 1t c. u. PAGES. ins-
teeuth aud Cary streets.
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WHEN YOU WANT FINE PICTURES or GILL
paES, have the ESAsrSLLEp and sATIS-PIH!sxlEp-
They are taken at the "LsEn GALLERY.
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TIE L1SGARDs. Hall was toie-
rably we'll filed last night by an attentive
audience to witness the Lingard sketches
and enjoy The performance Of that excellent
company. Tonight the company appears
for the last time in Richmond.
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TRAEsPKR PRtNTINa-IHKs Will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work 10 be done in these inks 70 me O'
DnIch Printing-House.
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THOSE WHO INTEND TO RECEIVE CALLERS ON
S.w-iears e!ay should leave their orders for good
things at PzzISIs, who will supply them Win
eyer,tLInp needed.
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CosoERr.-To-nigbt there will be concert
at the Pine-Street Baptist church, the pro-
cecds of which will be expended ior Inc
benefit of the Sunday school.
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PcIlCr CoUHT.-Thomas Robertson INC.
fl1J was yesterday brought before Justice
Ntltc charged with being IN estaped cor.
1'ct. Iii, case was continued uuUl the 6ts!
q; J4suary.
Delta Reid (negro). guilty of an assault,
"y,e A"Lt 10 jail for six hours.
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TRANsE:sR PHISTIN0-INKs-InValu Ysss-
road companies, steamship companies, bauks, mar
chants, manufacturers and others. They arc cs-
during and chspscless, and win COPY sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having 1dst
received fresh supply Of these inks, wo are pre-
pared TO execute orders promptly and at moderate
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Nsw-YsAR CAKEs.-Parties wishing CAKES
.bou,d leave their orders with PIZZISI to-lay.
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For GOOD CLOTHING, geptemea'S furnishing
goods. and the celebrated Pembroke dreas-st.tS,
at the lowest prices, call on r. u. SPENCE & soH,
merchant tailors. 800 Main strec..
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LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL in oe-
tanning aEe pictures elsewhere are respectfully
Invited to inspect the beautiful IRAAnLLEe Pho
ToGE APIls a, the "LEg" GALLHRr, e2O Slain
street
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MEMORIAL PrcTURE.-Te have receisod from
sir j. W. DAVIES. Lee Gallery, No. S40 Main
street, copy OF his memorial picture OF the Baptist
General Association or virgnia-a group q Eve
hundred and thirtysfour ministers OF that body. IL
is executed In the fuest style Of the Photographic
art and fully sustaius the reputation OF Mr. DAyiBs
as master OF his profession Ed1oe Richmond
Dispatch December 25, S73
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ANY QUANTITY or NlcE TIi1Nas FOR CHHisI-
aAsat 2. WEisIGER & co.'s. Amongst them arc
murs ana boas and fur sets, fur tnrb.n, gentle
mems fur cips, and hats OF every klCd.
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Flau AZ sgIHqUAET@E.-Th store Of ;. ).
t,aulr, at SainQuar;cr. Chesterfield, was en-
,rrty dr>,To; "a Gy iiy" on The ni2't Of the
.5tss, and uclrly ali OF its contents. Ere
.,,.,o-cd to lave been the work OF an ill.,
xriNaltT.
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TEMPTING LIST or NEw-TEAR GooDs.-Hessrs.
W.D. BLAIR 4 Co, Ninth and Hain streets, hlrea
really nice sherry wire Mt $3.50 per gullon Also,
finest port and Champagne vince, hraEdy, ruai.
apple brandy, SC. A general assortmentof u condi-
meuls and fine groceries Mt N oderaic price.
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CODY ALL MEANS TO LEVY BRofhERa ahu 's.fs
a lo,k at their stock Of dress gooos' 'ei'e''' ano
yelye,eeus. Their low prices viii aStohish you
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AT GESNET's, who is rr?arn& Ia rca, ov" uay
be found all the b;-,a,i.m. PHyi4 -a3!c f.; he
bolIdays-goIi watcEc! and jc"e:ir, la!c. sn"d,-
stJrt rv,ra Go
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THE ORpnANs.-The dinner Tor the orphans
OF the female orphan asylum Is TO DC gwen
on Yhprsday at O'Clock.
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ToRREY's WEATHER. STRIPS Will exclude w!,d,
rain. SNOW and DUST Fu: sale by J. II. GRAFTON,
No Siuth street
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LIRiE ELHNE FrGs.-Go to PIzstsl'S snd get
some OF those large figs.
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NICE CuREsTAAs GIFT would be . set OF EuRs.
Go 70 r. WEIsIGEn Z Co = and get thom.
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SWEET FLoEIDA ORANGEs.-PrzxIsl GAs Jus
received some OF these sweet and tnicy oranges.
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YAK LACE beaded and without beads, can DC haa
at LEVY BROTHERS for abont one.half the regular
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Friends.

Jacob Baker, of Michigan, preached an ex-
ceedipgly interesting and instructive sermon
in this church in the morning, taking faith
as illustrated By the example OF Noah and bis
family trusting themselves in the ark during
the food as the groundwork of his remarks.
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BOYS, HATS of all kinds ut r. wgIsleza & Co.'S
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AUCTEON SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estats 1dds bctDfea me LOT ~
Joaudry qnd goth q J1ge tha talss Jor Mspr,s, re,
iii sales made betrsea he 1st of July and last
Of the ysr TIE tares houe to be paid by ths seIIeT
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THE LEE GALLERY no. open on the SABBATH.

THE LEE" GALLERY TRIUMPHANT Win iha
ESAMELLk ED and sArIS-F1SrsAsD PIcruRES.
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MALAGA GRAPES only Gfty cents per pound al
PIZzISIS,
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UMBRELLAS, cheap, ut WElsIGHR 6 Co. 3.
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WEIs1GEH 6 co. are selling furs very cheap
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BARcArSs IN PUns ut =. WEIsIosa 8 Co.'S.
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In the morning Rev. j. II. Matthews, of
Norfolk, filled the pulpit of this church. At
night the pastor preached. One was bap-
tized and three others received into MEM
bcrship.
Under the auspices Of the Young Men S
Missionary Society of this church mission
chapel is now being erected on Twenty fifth
street, Church Hill, capable of seating 250
persons. The Society, numbering over one
hundred members, active and associate, is
quietly but effectively prosecuting its work,
and has accomplished great good otherwise
during the present year.
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Tie Baptist Churches

and Sunday schools were generally We'll at
tended on Sunday, and the following points
of special interest may be noted
FIRST CHURCH.
Rev. j. William Jones filed the pulpit in
the morning and Rev. DR.. Curry in the
evening, the congregations being large and
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-05

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Leiyen.
worth co Inty in said State.
Lucien Scott and Lyman Scott
partners as Scott 4 Co Plaintiffs ,o NJ u, oo,,<
-" '''''%
Madison Mills, Defendant
DY virtue of an execution to me directed and
ID delivered, is ned out Of the Dstric: Court OF
the First judicial District Of the State of Kansas,
sitting in and for Leavenworth County. in said
State, the judgment rendered in the above
ent tied action, will on wednesday the 18th day Of
June, A D.. 1873 at II O. clock, m. Of that day,
at the Court Housedoo in the rity of Leavenworh,
in the County and state aforesaid, offer at rubic
sale and sell separately TO the highes bidder, for
cash in hsnd, each of the following scrited tracts
Of land situate, living and being in the County of
Leavenworth and State of Kansas, namely:
The northeast quarter Of section thirteen u3l,
ownship nine t9l, range twenty-five (22l east,
the cas-: half of the northwest quarter of section
thirteen u3), township zine (s), range twenty-five
22 east: the half Of the southwest quarter Of
section thirteen (l3l, township nine t9l, range
twenty-five t22) east the southeast quarter Of sec
ton number thirteen tlS), township nine (9 range
twenty.txo (2 east the east hall Of the southwest
quarter Of section twelve (12l, township nine (9),
Of section eighteen tis), township nine t9), range
twenty three i2sl east: the southeast quarter Of
section eighteen 1S(, township nine (9), of range
twenty three (2Sl east; the southwest quarter OF
section number seven (7), township nine t9), Of
range fwenty-.hree i2sl.
said property to be sold as tie property Of
Madison NILS.
Dated at Leavenwor,h City, Kansas, May 10Th,
A. ID. 1873.
Sheriff of Leavenwcrth county, Kansas.
CLoUsH 4 WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
may 1editSwtf
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Thursday, The 26th day Of June, 4. d., 1873
Publication hottie.
If STATE OF EASSAS.D

THE STATE OF KANSAS, 4.
LEAvESwoRTH COUSTY.
In the District Court in and for the County of Leav.
enwOrth and sIid State Of Kansas.
The Life Association Of America Plaintiff,
Samuel W, GRAY and Elizabeth y. Gray, his wife,
Mary A. Pllsbury and Ed Pillsbury, her
husband, Austin NJ. Clark, jams Stone and
Milton +. Clark, Partners as Clark 4 Co. Joseph
Ashton and John Ashton, Defendants.
TT APPEARING that Samuel W. Gray and
i Elizabeth ID. Cray, his wife, two of the above
Of Kansas, and that a summons cannot be served
upon them in this state, they are hereby notified
that they have been sued in this acton by petition
filed by the plaintiff herein the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1873 in said court, for the object and par
pose of obtaining judgment on the Prorissary note
Of said defendant, samuel W. Gray, dated Febru-
airy 1ith, ISL and payable 70 said P'anltin. for
three hundred dollars, with interest from its date
at the rate of l. per cent. per ansum except pay
ment az interest TO August 18th, 1872 and for $3I IS
ard for attorneys fees and to and for inter st at
II per cent. per annum on the aggregate Of said
claims and for an order Of said court causing the
here naf er described real estate 10 be and the
proceeds Of sad: bs applied in satsf ion of
The jud yment To- be rendered in said action, and
that you and Zach of you and OF the above named
defendants he forever barred and :Oreclosed Of and
from any interest in and 10 the said premises to-
wit, said REAL estate, bounced as follows: Com :.
mencing 4 rods and feet south OF the northwest
corner of the southwest: quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section of oTnshiP loOf range 81. rus
ng thence south to the section line thence east so
rods TO the beast Of said IareI section,
theme rih -; rods feet inches, go X. II.
in. thence west bearing north TO the place Of be-
ginning in said County of leAvenworth, Sta'e Of
Kansas. And that YOU must ansg the petition
of said plaintiff in raid cause or or before tbs Sd
dsy OF July, A D., 1878. the same will be taken
A. confessed by you and judgment and decree rem
will conform ~ the object and PURPOSE Of said Re
ton Is herein stated.
BURNES DILL,
Nav 10th, 1873. Plaintiffs Attorneys
mA2l.dlSvy
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COSTA STATE 3, q G.s xAssas; }m
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and for Leaven.
worth county In said State.
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SIieriff'S Sale.

sT Lsikr or mAS carsrr. IS
In the district Court of the First J-dical District
of the state of Kansas. sitting in and for Leave
enworih County in sail State.
Robert Durham, Plaintiff,
MARIETTA Dustin, Clement
Dustin and James Hughes Case No. t,Gsi.
and William ). Collier,
partners Hughes and COL
iier, ! eicDdants-
DURLIC notice is he'eby given that under and
Il by virtue of u special execution TO me directed
and delivered, issued out of the Dsfritt Court of
the First Judicial District Of the State Of Kansas.
sitting in and tor LsavenwOrrh County, in said
Safe, and Of the judgment rendered IN the above
entitled act on. will on
Thursday, The 29h day Of Nay, 4. d., 1873,
at II o clock, a. m. ofsa;d day. at the Court House
door in the City OF Lesvenwor;h, in the county and
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the following DIES
cribed property. situate. lying and being in he
County OF IeIyenwoTih aud state Of Kansas,
namely: All the interest, leasehold and otherwise
If the said Maryetfe Dust and Clement Dus tin
Of in and To lots lumber nine 90 and ten u0) of
block fifty t5O) in the City Of Leavenrorth In the
County Of Leavenworth, and State OF Kansas and
all the buildings ard Improvements .ituated upon
said lots.
Said prorer v TO he sod commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance OF said
jud gment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF LSavenworth County, Kansas.
sheriff s Office, Leavenworth city,
April I'D, 4. ID. 1878. !
BURSEs Dill, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF KANSAS, L.
County of LeavenwOrth.
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that under
Il and by virtue of an Alias Tax Warrant bearing
date May 18th, 1873, To directed and delivered,
issued out Of the ofice of the Treasurer of said
County OF Leavenworth agsinst Van Pstten Crom
well, commanding me TO lie y and collect the amount
Of unpaid t,x.s therein mentioned together with
the costs of collecting the same out OF the goods
and chattles Of the said Van Patten Il Cromwell to
whom said taxes we're ASSESSED, will on
Monday, The ID day Of June, 4. ID 1873,
at o. clock y. of aid day, at the farm yard Of
Stephen Burrows, in Sherman Township, 2,a
miles north of Lenspe, in the County OF Leaven-
worth and State of Kansas offer for sale at public
sale and sell separately I" the highest bidder for
cash ia nad AT time of sale, the following described
personal property, to-wit;
One ~ brown stesr one IN b'indle steer with
line back. (2 white and red spotted steers with
iroopei horns one "a black steer, one ~ red and
white spockled steer, or much Of the above des-
cribed property may be sufficient TO satisfy the
said alias tax warrant.
Said property levied upon and tn he sold as
the properly of the aJove mentioned Van Ia ten n
Cromwell.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff 81 LeayeuwOrth County, Kansas.
SHERIFF : OFFICE,
IEAvENwoRTH CITY,
May 10th, A. D., 1875
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BURNED BOSTON.
The /" Huh Scorched Again.
Loss Estimated at Sl,OOO,OOO.

RosroS. Nav 30.-A FIRE broke out about |
O'Clock this morning in the upper part OF
HALEY. Morse & Co. g large furniture ware
house, All Washington street, and IL epread-
ing with fearful rapidly, the vino peing
strong from the northwest. The principal
direction of the fire is now toward Harmon
avenue. Hudson street and South Cave. Ihe
fire departments from adjacent cities have
been called upon.
WHEN DISCOVERED,
the fire was in the workshops OF Haley,
Morse & Co., and before the alarm could be
given the roof was burned through. Great
volumes of flames were rolling up ffty ieet
into the air. The heat was intense, and IN
twenty minutes The upper stories OF the bu,id-
ing from froi.t to rear, two hundred feet
deep. were n mass OF flames. Eventually The
immense edifice fell in and crushed 10 atoms
the extensive gallery of Onourdin with the
stores beneath it.
THE FLAMES SOON SPREAD
to another great building adjacent, and that
vas also destroyed, including the premises
occupied BY Rhoder, Ripley 4 Co., cloth
iers, J. w. Beckett, pianos, I. 7. Libby,
and Geo. F. White, millinery. The flames
then crossed Washington street. CHECKER
ing's splendid granite building, with Its i'm
mense front, and the Globe Theatre are IN
ruins. The Gre has also caught the steepie
of the PRESBYTERIAN church, corner OF Beech
street and Harrison avenue, and the spire Is
a macs of flames.
CONTINUING ITS COURSE soUTHERLf
from the place of its origin, the hire has al
tackled the international Hotel, on washing
ton street, and it fell an easy prey TO the
I flames, which were irresistible. The next
building to fall was the large fonr-story stone
front edifce, occupied by kelleys billiard
| rooms, George Thompson Co., taliors.
and MONTGOMERY Co, confectionery.
The military have been called OUT ana the