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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

=. MEMORIAL DAY AT THE OLD CHApEI.-
Thursday, the twelfth inst, at o'clock P.
NJ. has been fixed as the time for strewing
with flowers the graves of the Confederate
dead lying in The Old Chapel cemetery. The
reading of an Original ode, written for the &C.
casiou, will form part of the ceremonies.
CYdrke Courier.
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WANTED.

e0O CHESTNUT GROUND, STAKES. 8 feet
and 81 to inches sTn AIler end-to be delivered
BY April Let. at MT. ArArat Vineyard near Rsney's
hin JOHN J. n STRAiTH
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SETTLERS
SETTLERS
ofCharlestown and vicinity, that his system of
WARFARE
Is that of Fair Dealing and Quick Sales. His
TERTTE

Are Low Prices for Cash or Trade; but If gentle
man coin"s long and says that he wants a suit of
Clothes. but has not the III oncy, he wIl-lay tloin
by until the customer gets the money.
o. Go to JNO. w. LOCKS Store, opposite the
Bank OF CharlCstown, Main st., Cha. lcstown
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WHAT SEWING MAoH1nE SHALL I BUZZ

WHAT SEWING MACHINE SHALL Buy /?
AT one time or another it has been said that
every one of the many machines now before
the public. is better than every other one, SO
that this statement, plainly impossible, has
lost its weight with the public. But from
personal Knowledge and extensive use, we can
say for the New Improved ''No. 8" Grover &
Baker, that it gives satisfaction and meets
with the requirements for family sewing
That it issa good machine and worth posses
sion, is an uudisputable fact, and this modest
statement is in our opinion, better than the
"brag talk" 50 So common s5i1th This machine works
equally good on all kinds of material, from
the thinest to the thickest, and will perform
every variety of sewing in the most perfect
manner, with the greatest facility, and at the
will of the operator, without the necessity of
bastiug, common to machines of other make.
Other and important advantages in the New
"No. 81 Grover e. Baker can be shown and
cannot be doubted by any one.
|. Messrs. STUMP & HAWKS, of this place,
are selling these popular machines on easy and
small monthly payments, thus putting them
within the reach of all. We earnestly recon-
mend their introduction into every well regu-
lated household
REl1e1ous.-The Rochinyhdas Register of
the 9th inst, says:
son the las. Sunday than one tn. mem
bers of the Catholic Church and citizens of
Harrisonburg were afforded rich intellectual
treat. Father Kane, of the Harper's Ferry
Mission, preached day and night, discussing
the doctrual points of the confessional and
sransubstantiation. We express the unani>
nous opinion of all who had the pleasure of
hearing him. when we say that there has not
been delivered here since Professor Duncan
electrified our people with his wonderful ge>
MUS, two sermons Of more marked ability"
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SuNDAY-SCht'oL CoNvENT1oN.-Th reg
ular annual Sabbath>School Convention of the
Baltimore Conference; NJ. E. Church South,
will be held in Frederick City, Md, cons
mencing on Wednesday, July 10th, 1873
An arrangement. to return delegates free of
charge, it is announced, will be made With the
different railroad companies.
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This concert is under the supervision and diree-
ton of the following
RcApp OF D1REcroRs:-C. Fl Durfec. Merchant:
II; l.. Newman, Ranker' II. u. Rush. Lumber ; IL.
W. Gilett. Merchant; ". +. Prescott, Commercial;
James n. Kitchen. Farmer; w. O. Gould. City
Eng'.; p G. Love: Capitalist: G p. Morshesd.
Merchant: J.I.. wevcr. ~ ~: ] W. English
Lawyer, C. Moller, Caeh'r Ger. s B.; E. T Carr.
Architect
- oFF1cfRs:-E-H nnrfe". President; n. l.. New
man. Vice Pros; G. F. Prescott. Sec; Carl Mol
Ter. Treasurer.
The welt known character Of the Directors Of tho
Mercantile Library A.snclatinn and the cndnrpe-
ment presented, ia s"ficient guarantee to all alb.
cent ticket holders that their interests will be fully
guarded and protected
correspondence strictly confidential and any
person dra wing n rrize need not be known unless
they so desire. Thckets drawing prizes will no
cashed on sight. = his is the pra dcst, safest and
beat enterprise ever presented to the public.
Official lets of winning nnmhers will he sent 10
purchasers of tickets Immediately afte, tho distr
button. For in torn1a ti"r snd tickets address.
BAMBERGE y CO., General Agents.
95 Liberty atrrnt. New York
Tickets sent C.. o. n. at cur cxDenPc.
Agents wanted liberal mis- maid
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1.-THE Town Council of Bath has fixed
the liquor license in that town at $500 per
quarter Of three MONTHS
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lMrRovEMENTs-Mr. j. 3. Brown is
having his dwelling>house, (the old Rawlins
property,} on Main street, weatherboarded
and otherwise improved. The whole block
will be newly painted, and given fresh, live
appearances. ,.
Mr. John E. Hilbert has had new porch
erected in front of his dwelling on Congress
street, and added other improvements to his
property
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Woman s Observation-Disclosures. Likely.
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. The inventors of matcbes-Adami ana
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Mesor,p. q: 81:
June 3, lS73-5t
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S. S. ANN1vERsAnY.-The Anniversary
of the Sunday School of the Methodist Pro-
'estant Church of Camp Hill, Harpcr's Fer
ry, s. V. Yantis Superintendent, will be cell
ebrated on Wednesday evening, June 18th.
The programme, which consists of Vocal and
instrumental Music; an Address by Charles
Davies, Esq, etc, gives promise of a very
agreeable affair, and we are assured from the
p9overbial tact OF the energetic superin-
tendent and other officers of this School
heretofore exhibited on such occasions. to-
gsther with the well-kn accomplishments
of some Of the participants, that ali who nav
attend will enjoy an entertainment Of more
than ordinary merit a cordial invitation il
extended to the public to attend Admiss
sion free.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR." sad shoot
Sng affair took place on the premises of Mr.
John Shepherd, about three miles north of
Shepherdstown, on Saturday afternoon, the
31St alt, which resulted in the death of a
little negro boy about eight years Of age
From what we learn it seems that the one
killed aud another about ten years of age, of
naturally bad disposition, we're in a room
together, when the report of gun was heard,
and some one entering found the little fellow
wfithing in the ogonies Of ieath-the older
hoy having discharged shotgun at him. the
load entering about the breast of the victim
and killing him instantly. The boy who com.
mitted the act made his escape at the time.
and was not found until Tuesday morning,
when he was discovered under porch at Mr..
Shepherds house, and brought to Shephetds-
town and committed to Jail.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

risges-prices rnHging from SI2 to S25-
Well-rn ade and very hA nd some =.
March Is. 1873 STUMP & HAWKS
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GRAND GIFT CONCERN

ofthe MERCANTiLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF the City OF Leavenworth, Kan.
N accordance with act of the I.esisia ture ,nd
their Articles OF Incorporation the Board of Di-
Ecotors ounce their first Grend if Coheer, and
Distribution by lot of s 33a s55lN CASH at Lainr,s
Hall Learen worth. onthe 25th day of June 1878,
for the benefit of the LibrAry.,, $50
5l,s3s Ca.h Gyts. amounting 10, $3.50. 6sS.
THE enterprise ia endorsed by the Governor, SEQ.
rotary of State. Auditor of state MT of
Public Instruction, Treasurer otState, Mayor snd
Common Council of f.eavenworth. and sll leading
business men of the State and the certainty OF the
distribution and payment of gifts, advertised is
fully guaranteed.
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M f are receiving our regular SPRING STOCK
W ofvery Cheap Goods from day to dev
May Is, 1879 W q SuEERFp
NEW HERRING AND sRAD.NWe have ina.
~ received prime New Herring and sEad
NAY 49, 1878. VIC. SHEERER.
SEA FOAM, Sea Foam ia warranted to make
- better. lighter, healthier, sveeter, more di-
gestible and nutritious Bread. Biscuits Cakes Pud
dlngs, &c, than can be made any other wav-
strongeT than any yeast or baking powder in the
world, and perfectly pure. Just received and for
SAFE 6y c. f. Keller.
FIRE BOARD Prints. some very nandeo me yies
J. just received and for sale by
.Charlestown. C.E BElIER.
{lHARCoAL PAsTILLEs.-Dr. Be7Ioe's Char
~ coal Loz enges are recommended 2 a specific in
the various forms'ef Dyspepsia, and are used by
some q the most EN- inen practitioners Of medicine
in France Just resolved md for sale by .
!ane 3, 1873 c. E. BELLLER-
IMPROVED Bengal Powder. q specific cure for
j Cholera in Fowls and the same time will 6re
vent Gspes in Young Chickens. For eale by
June s. 1913. c. E. BELLER.
pATENT SelfHcating Charcoal Smoothing Iron,
WlRE Horse Muzzles, for saleby
June ,. JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
{ ~ hsnd and TOR sale. several styles of Summer
~ Lap Dnsters. JAS LAW. HOOFF.
June 3, 1873.
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II Rakes. Rifles, Stones, Water Yegs. and Al
goods.needed oy the farmer for securing his grippe
Tor sale by JAS. Law. H0oFF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-30
$40 a DAY.

Easily lnauc Dy an Agency OF
"Our Own Family Doctor"
Best medical work extant. Everybody buys that
sees it. Unusual inducements to Agents. Send
for circulars and terms to HURST Il CO., 7i6
Broadway, n. Y. Es-An easy and sure way to
make money. apr24w
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gaat #fau1rber yanrnal.
Em4r little care will Sc

T. l. F
EAn1r PorATuFs.-A little care will Sc.
cure early potatoes two or three weeks
before the time they will be ready to use
plaated the common way in open ground.
Gu fhe pieces, of the earliest sorts and
place them under an inch or two of earth
in . hot bed, so closely in drills that they
will tonch, so as TO economize room.
When the open ground is dry enough, set
them eut. They viii come on rapidly. II
arost shouM occur after they are set out,
they may be protected by newspapers,
bat we have never known them to be ma
terially injured even If the tops were nip
ped d little BY the frost. Next to ot-bed,
they may be easily sprouted in warm
room. Even when the sprouts grow &C
cidentally, potatoes may be had some days
arlier BY carefully preserving the sprouts
in setting them out.-Couatry Gentleman.
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JURUBEBA,

VIZ ANTeO IMMEDIATELY 600 addresses, to
w which specimen copies of SMITHS MAGA.
ZINE will be sent free. Agents wanted. Write
PLINY +. SMITH, 81 Liberty St., MY. apr2.4w
, 1873-05-05
CINCINNATI,
Advance Notes from the Grcnt Musical |
Festival.


Festival.
Special Dsepatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI O., HAY 4.-There arc two days
yet bofore tho great May Musical Festival COM
mences, but the indications Of euccess aro a1-
ready at hand in tho 1ocking of guests to hotcls
aud tho zeal and earnestnoBs with which both
singo1a and players attend tho frequent and
fatiguing rohearBals at Exposition Hall. The
orchestra will number Ito peces, fifty Of which
aro Thomas own orchestra, tho remainder being
chosen from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Milwaukee,
st. Louis and New York. Tho orchostra
was organized with reference to larger
chorus, but as it is there will be be-
tween 800 and 900 voices, to which 1t will
bo kopt down. whilo for tho instrumental mom-
bera, auch az tho Fifth aud Ninth Beethoven
Symphonies, 1t will be superbly offoctive.
Thomas himself ia on tho ground, working like
beaver, rohearaing night and day, and Singer,
tho New York drill-master, who WAS sent on to
rehearee tho chorusos, has got thom down to
such o state Of proficiency that eyen Thomas
himself is loud In praise Of them. Flo is very
Banguino in hiB predictions Of the succeHa Of the
Festival, and is especially happy In view
Of the handsome results Of tho great
Now York Festival Inst week, which
yielded profit, notwithstanding Ito enormous
expense.
Tho so1oists, Hiss Carey, Var1ey, nudolphaen
ern musicians, nre horo.
The weather is delightful, tho trees In leaf,
nnd gardens and fruit-trecs in full blossom.
Everything hetokons tho unoquivocal success Of
tho first groat musical festival ever hold in the
Waat
, 1873-05-05

Specidi Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
INTERNAL REVENUE.
WARRINGTON, D. c.. May 4.-Tho noyonuo
Duroau expootB that tho rccoipts from revenue
wifi amount to about 9500 000 datIy to Juno so,
tho ond Of tho current fiscal year, tho oxcoss,
about $500 900 daily, arising mafnly from lconBcs
to liquor and tobacco manufacturers and dealorB.
Should this calculation prove oorroot tho receipts
from royonue this yenr will oxcood by nbout
$4,000 tho original estimates made by tho Com
missioner.
BTo1EN 1ooKB.
George ". schoido, arrested on Friday for
taking books from tho Congressional Library,
whore he WAS temporarily employed. was
arraignod yestorday morning, and, at tho nug-
goation Of his connsol, ploadod not guilty,
and WIS hold In $500 bonds for hiB Appearance
beforo the Grand Jury in Juno. schoido aasorts
all the employees woro permitted to carry books
home, and he was going to tako thom all back
again. An examination Of the books yoatorday
showed TINT in five Of thom m effort had boon
%&S 70 sas 9 RfSSa Bcaa 'bs Of 1a @fs @
n tho book. a rare pamphlet, bearing, date
1886, was ontiroly destroyed, and probably
not another copy can over bo found to replace 1t
Tho Librarian will energetteally prosecute this
case. It ia now aaserted that 6chiodo i8 I'LL
sound in mind.
The Secretary of War will roturn horo from his
Southwestern tour on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Liout.-aon. Sheridan will probably como hero
with tho Secretary and consultation Of war
will likely bo held botween theBo two gentlomon
and Gen. Sherman nnd tho President, who is OK
peoted hore By tho latter part Of this rock. Ee@a
ttyo to The campaign against the Modoos and
other Indians, who threaten hostilites.
Chief-JuRtico Chase loft hero yesterday morn
ing for New York, md will so thence to
boston, wloro he will remain about two weeks.
Ho will then 1etnrn hero prior to his departure
for Colorado, whore he lntondA to spend tho
summer. On Friday afternoon Senator Summon
called On the Chief Justice, and the interview
between tho distinguished gentlemen waa OF tho
tinuanco, If not m incroaao, Of the warm friond-
'Bhip that haB existed for many years,
l7b tho Asaoctatcd ncss.]
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN COMMISSION.
WAsu1NoToN, May 4.-1nfornation has boon
received at tho rooms Of tho Joint United States
and Mexican Commission, that the Congress- Of
Mexico hns ratified tho convention extending
tho torn Of tho Commission for tic purpoao Of
adiudicating unfinished casos. Gonor Zamoco-
ria In place, of tho former Commissioner, Guz-
man, is now on his way to Washington, mud buBl-
nesb will bo resumed Immediately on his arrival
| LIBERAL ACTION.
The largo collections Of plant Of tho Scotch fir,
| presented to tho Government by Benjamin Reid
j Co., Of Aberdeen, Scotland, waB delivered to
the Agricultural Department nt Washington free
Of expense.
Committooa from tho two woll-knoWn Chi
Phi fraternities OF tho North and South held
scBsions in this city Oh Friday and Saturday, and
| have agreed upon terms OF Cancellation. 8opara.
tion took place at tho commencement Of the late
civil war.
, 1873-05-05

ST. Louis, May Am account comes from
Bollovillo at ali elaborate aud cold-hlooded mur-
dor committed on Saturday. Mr.. Berlingor, oul-
tnng, while in bed, with shotgun, blowing
hia head almost from his body, aud scattering
hla brains ovor tho bod and floor, It is auppos.
aorlngora sister. helatter violently opposed to
tho match, and committed tho murder to prevent
tho marriage. Both men worked ln the ealno mill,
aud wore room-matoA and botlfollowa. 8orlingor
He'd after he committed the dood, and ut laAt
accounts had not been captured, droat excite
people being OIL tho street and around tho house
in which tile murder WIS committed.
a report also comes from French Village, nine
miles from East st. Lons, on tho Illinois Il
Southeastern lsallroad, Of murder committed
there OIL Saturday night, but noither tho name
Of tho murdered man or m,rdoror could bo
ascertained, nor tho circumstances under Which
tho dood nAa committed.
, 1873-05-05

y WAsu1NoToN, May 4.-For Northwest and Up
por Lake, snd thence to Missouri and kontucky,
higher temperature, with southerly winds, will
prevail. For Tennessee and tho Gulf StateH,
aoutheastorly and southerly winds, falling ba-
romotor, increasing oloudinegs, and occasional
and southoasterly winds, purity cloudy weather,
higher pressure, followed by occasional rain
Monday evening. For tho Lower Lakes and
Middle statcs, generally clenr weather, north
weat and northeast winds, md higher tempora-
turo. For Canada aud New England, northwest
winds and generally oloar and warmer weather,
, 1873-05-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 4.-Tho banquet preceding tho
opening Of tho annual exhibition Of tho Royal
Academy was held last night, and attended by a
brilliant and distinguished company. After tho
usual toa8ts to The Queon and royal family, Sir
Francis Grant, President Of the Academy, pro-
posed tho prosperity Of tho United states npd
in graceful speech congratulated the American
people On tho development Of art in their corn-
try. Tho toast was eloqueutly acknowledged By
Mr. schonck, the American Minister.
, 1873-05-05

A NIrlrder0us Attnclk.-NopclossIy In.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May AT 10 o'clock tonight,
James Ledwith, Of GO Cannon street, Brooklyn
wh1lo intoxicated. descended to tho apartments
OF Mrs. King, widow, on tho floor below, and
attacked hor non Edward, aged 90, in o savago
manner with cutlass. Not content with
dealing his victim several terrible .Btabs in tho
abdomen, tho forooioua brute kicked him all
over the hoad aud body, aud then, jumping upon
lis PROSTATE body, actually bit largo piece out
OF the palm Of his haud. Mrs. Kings erica
attracted tho police and .neighbors, WHO rushed
In, who1oat Lodwith hod up-atairs,
and, arning himsolt with . large
club, proceeded to defend himself against
capture. A few blows with tho policemen's
slaves soon rendered him powerlesB, however,
and he was locked up. On the wny to the police
station no dropped the cutlass. (which he Ind
concealed under his coat, into sower. Kings
wounds arc fatal. Tho only proyocatlon ~as q
quarrel betwoon tho two mea some days ago.
Mr. George s. Phillips, Of No. 05 Erie street,
Jersoy City, having become hopo!ossly insane
with Boftenilg Of tho brain, has boon sent to the
Hudson County IuBanc Asylum. Mr. Phillips
WAS few years since connected with THE CHI
oAoo TRIBUNE, but rocently has boon writing for
tho atlantic Afont}.ly md Aldine I',css.
, 1873-05-05

to tho Co,rier-JournaI from Princeton, Ind, to-
nlght, snys that an excursion train ieft that
place Inst night oil tho Nov Albany d
Chicago Railroad for Mt. Carmel H.,
In Train from Mt, Carmel to Princeton
sD1 numper n Of o; cows aadoniy ran on tho traek
Conductor Horny i. HninoB who was on tho
promptly sgnaloa n1ss .n tue engineer
turning bottom upwards. Tile passengers were
terror. 4 number wero seriously injured.
Some will probably die. Tho conductor
Ifo broke the glass in tho doors, aud rescued tic
pasBongors. Among tho wounded arc Miss Lau-
10 WcBt, Princeton, injured In tho head and two
ribs brokon; Nathan buoknor, princeton, head,
back, and Lip serlouay Z. Il. Penney. collar
bone, right arm brokoll.
, 1873-05-05
to DO nearly correct. No attompt will DO mnt1o
to recover any moro bodies until morning.

[Dxon Is situated tho Rock River, ut thointorHoc-
tion Of tho Illinois Central and Northwestern Railroads.
about 08 miles from Chicago. It has population Of
1900, and many Of tho people who reside thorc are
worry wcahy. Tho nock River iB nearly 600 feet wide
at this point, and furnishes power for several mB.-
Ed
, 1873-05-05

Br. PETERSBURG, May 4.-DiHpatches from
Orenberg report that the column marching from
that point against Kllva lnda it's progross diff
cult, and makes only twenty vorsts q day, The
vanguard arrived at TechusHkulo on tho 10th Of
April, md the main body VAS at Namazotau.
, 1873-05-05
7
NUMBER $50.
!
! :;7OREIGN.
Progress ;. ..|of the Russian Cam"
paiy n Against Khiva.
Devastation Of q South American
Town by Landslide.

ZEN hal AMI ooU II AmEHlCa.
PANAMA, April 2i.-Airalrs In Panama havo
subsidized into q state Of apparent tranoutlity.
State troong arc still kopt undor arms. md viii.
~ t. .a;1 rara, ' nt nRs ~ ~ snn1 1'tu w." 49,
t ~ ~ to' utt ~ ,a - ~ 80 ,,1 ~" s
aoss u ao o'o H. taus a ~ tu VI
nig onovor % that W fbora ,vi, 10 M, a,,na ~ ~
W nrt ~ <ub sso1 Sa, ael,sdo VIZ ,.;t as. l.. tin
nnrtGnunkes whjnI, rmined tbnt citv atatn that
shoota still continno. md that Tin aovcrnmcnt
paano wIicI, anrviyoti thn 1rcnt eiocj1 whicI,
in,I ia nt,, i, ,,,,na hnu ,{sn n;vnn ,rov M
fn1an ny ~ tha ~ trnnm1 "S ",ro aroo anv p1oon1a
hnvo boon III ;nuroI and ,"n1 nst thos rpoa
T. 10 1onftf1 ,s3othcr c onthoritfoa iii nor.
elst in tleir doteuninatlon to rohuiIi tia Ganttol
~ t}7n srr7a efto O o~f''o'
Information III, to tho 18th 11lt goes to show
inE finished a minute Survey Of Lake Wa. ID
now occupied in examining tho capabilities Of
Ban Junn River, All tho necessary mensnro-
monts Buryeyings and oalculations hnye boon
made nlonc tic riyer between tho lake md Tyo
Rapids Tic results woro doomed satisfactory,
Thomas Uastro mud tho widow of Dr.. Ha{lio.
to England as witnoHsos III tho Tichborne case,
fT,o ron] gjr Roror iiye] sono tina in lin honso
Of Castro
Heavy ahocts Of oarthqunko woro folt at Mon
Tho sum Of s225, 200 ia to be dedicated to
building FIR Tho International TxIibitinn which
takea nInoe In 1876.
a great calanity has fallen on q town called
deafrnvnd 6nd trtv.ai4 noo,;{o rarishnJ Ths
creat mnas wh;nh ilnstroyo1 tho town aIao
sn,oI ~, +ho rar na5 ~ ioatr,ot;y" aoa9s
othnr misfortunn. 0'~>' '''0
0'D'A ''1'''oAS""''
cpa,M
.r.nu,n ar., IN Sn"ts s,or,oo o,conror;o7
, 1873-05-05
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 4.--Tho Monarchical party In tho
Assembly demand the ronlodoling Of tho Minis
try by tho President, and tint It DO made moro
conservative.
, 1873-05-05

BUFFALO, May 4.-The propol]ors Idaho and
Vanderbilt, tho first vessels Of the season from
Chicago, Rrriyod this morning, laden with grain,
, 1873-05-05
ITALY.

ROME, Nay liking Victor Emanuel has re-
ton, and REQUESTS that it be Withdrawn.
, 1873-05-05
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service 4Burcnu Reports and
ProRnokttCnti0ns.
CHICAGO, May 4-10:18 7. m.
The following reports have beon received from tho
places mentioned below:
, 1873-05-05

Ocean steamship NnWss
New YonK, May 4.-.Arrlyedt- hteamstlpH
Egypt, Noyads, and Oooanio. from 4iyerpool,
, 1873-05-05
....- REAL ESTATE.
JACOB G, MAGILL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Adams-st., near Ashland~av.,
two.story and basement brick, Man.
eard roof, IL rooms, all modern inn
provoments. Price, al2 500. Terms,
$500 cash, balance 5000 per month
till paid for. JACOB g. MAGILL,
81 and SO Clark-st.
, 1873-05-05

Regular mooinE Of tho Chicago Masonic Hoard Of RI.
let at Oriental lsll, ia Lsaalle-st THU tsioaday}
ateid1noo des!red Let IodKs In te city la7s
4 representative present. EDWARD COOK, hpoJ,