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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
David Schwartz VS.. Jacob r. Lippy.
ORDERED this LIST day Of May, A. b. 1873.
~ that the sale made and reported in the
above cause by Chas. I. Reifsnider, Trustee,
appointed by the decree for the sale of Inc
Real Estate in the proceedings decreed to be
sold, be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
me ID day OF June next provided copy Of
TINS order be inserted in some newspaper
published at Westminster, Carroll county,
Maryland, once week for three successive
weeks previous to the slst day Of May, instant.
lhe Report states the amount Of sale to be
$3.50. y -
- JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
may 3-3t JSo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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Also at the same time and place will be
sold the following Personal Property:
naWzum fine Sorrel Mare, 2 Cows, ~
WxM will be fresh by the day Off ~
ILL sale; 4 Hogs, Stump ~
Fuller, one 3-horse Cultiyator, one 3-horse
Harrow, one 2-horse Harrow, Flows, double
and single Shovel Flows, Threshing Machine
and Horse Power, Combined Reaper and
Mower, Rockaway Carriage and Harness.
train Drill, Corn Shelter, / Wind Mill. 2
stone Beds, Cutting Box, Sleigh and Bells,
Fodder Cutter, sets q Breechbands. set Of
front Gears, Brides, Collars, Lines, Housings,
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Mattocks. Maui
and Wedges, single and double Trees. Cart
and Gears; one 4-horse Broadtread Wagon,
nearly new one 2-horse Spring Wagon, nearly
new ! Spring Wagon and Bed, a large Wagon
Bed for or 6 horses, Sixth Chain and
Spreader, pair Hay Carriages, Grindstone,
Grain Cradle, Moving Scythes, 2 Wheel.
barrows, Axes, 2 Planes, Wood Saw and
Buck, Corn by the barrel, barrels Of Vine
gar, Potatoes by the bushel, Wheat and Oats
growing, $4,000 Bricks, unburnt; 1900 feet Of
Pine Boards. Also Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting OF Beds, Bedsteads and
Bedding. Stoves, carpeting, Tables, Sink.
Corner Cupboard, Tubs, Buckets, Barrels,
Hogsheads, &C., &c.
TERMS Of Sdle.-All sums Of $40 and under.
cash; on sums above $40 a credit Of six
months Will be given, purchasers to give their
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale
JEREMIAH BABYLON,
REUBEN W. STEM,
may BITS Trustees.
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NO. 1924 EouITy

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Elizabeth Killer by Daniel Killer her husband,
&C. and others, VS.. James A. Smith.
nRDERED this first day of May, A. d.
~ 1873, that the sale made and reported by
John J. Baumgartner, Trustee, for the sale Of
the Real Estate named in this canse, be rati.
he'd and confirmed, unless cause 10 the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before The IN
day OF June next; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper published
IN Carroll county, once in each Of three suc.
cessive weeks, before the 18th day Of MAY
The report states the amount Of sale to be
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
may 3-St JSo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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Estate cf Rebecca Bro,cn, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate Of
REBEcCA BROWN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticatedtot the subscribers.
on or before the 8th day Of NOVEMBER, next;
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
6iyen under my hand this 22d day of
April, 1873.
ALFRED ZoLLIoKoFFER.
ap 20-H Administrator.
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hnsolvent's Notice.
Josiah Hatfield We. His Credit,

Josiah Hatfield VS.. His Creditors.
ORDERED this sth day of Nav, 1873. that
" Josiah Hatfield give notice to his credi.
tors, endorsers and sureties that the ID Non.
day Of August next IS fixed for the said
Josiah Hatfield to appear in the Circuit Court
for Carroll county to answer such interroeato.
RES as his creditors, endorsers and sureties
may propose or allege against him and that
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county. once a
week for three successive months prior 10 the
said I'd Monday of August next, as such
notice.
Test JN0. B. BOYLE,
may lo-5m Clerk.
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Notice of Dissolution.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.

ME have just opened, from Philadelphia,
wv large Assortment Of White Dress
Goods, VIZ: Plain and Plaid Nainsooks,
Victoria Lawns, Jaconets, French Muslins,
Piqnas, Swisses, NC. also Edgings, Inscrtinrs,
Laces, &C. II. i. NORRIS q co.
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At Washington on Monday, General
B. +. Butler and other attorneys entered
suit for Benjamin +. Camp against White
law Reid, editor Of the New York Tribune,
for alleged libel. The basis Of the COM
plant is recent article in the New York
Tribune, headed, "0f Frauds and Free
Passes" which speaks of Mr.. Camp as a
"chronic dead head &c. For this he
claims $4,000 damages The writ was
served upon Mr.. Reid, he being in Wash
ington as ono Of the pail bearers Of Chief
Justice Chase
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Estate Of Solomon Myeriy, deceased.
NoTlCEishereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary on
the Personal Estate of
SOLOMON MYERLY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having. claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber.
on or before the LIST day Of DECEMBER, next; ,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
oeneht OF said Estate. Those indebted are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
May, 1878.
SAMUEL SAUBLE,
may lot Executor
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III Tie District Court efthe United States for
tie District Of Maryland. n tie matter Of
jarrett lShanck, Bankrupt Ia Baak4uptev
NOTICE is hereby given that third
IN general meeting Of the creditors az ana
Bankrupt will be held il the Court House. iu
Westminster, on Tuesday, the s7th dav 81
Nay, 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. before 4,
I. NJ. Hurley, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy,
for the purposes named IN the 9th and 2sib
Seciionofthe Bankrupt Act OF March ID. 1851
WIN. A. McKEl.LIp.
OHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
may iu-st Assienees.
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MARRIED.

AT the Lutheran Parsonage, Manchester.
on the 4th instant, by Rev. G. Sill, Mr.. Elijah
Hoffacker, of Baltimore county, and johanna
Hare, of this county.
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Commissioners Notice.
EUREKA sALvE.
Reported by Grimes 4 Stouffer.

A certain cure for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
"A Burns and Skin Abrasions Of all kinds;
especially recommended to mothers with sore
or lumpy breasts. This salye has been sue.
cessinlly used for over fifty years. For sale
at Huber's Drug Store. mar l5-Iy
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NO. 1906 EQUITY.

NO. 1906 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Z. Smith, Trustee Of Jacob Reese. W
James W. Reese, Administrator Of Jacob
Reese, deceased.
ORDERED this 9th day Of Nav. A. u.
~ 1878, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the I'd day Of June next, nro.
vided a copy Of this order be inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day.
in two newspapers published in Carroll county.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
may io-H lSo. B. BoriR, Clerk.
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Mrs. J. W. Dorsey, of willamsport,
Md, was burned to death on Monday
evening. She attempted to start FIRE
with coal OIL
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GARDENING

A Nd other work promptly attended to.
a Orders may be left at the ADVOCATE
Office.
ap 1861 W. r. NOEL.
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REAL ESTATE

OF
REAL ESTATE.
FlsHE suhscriha az ENesss.ar II AZ, ~.
~ Wll and iestamchfof Ei5af.eth II
late Of Carroll county deeeasa1 ..ili IN !,
Public Sale, on
SdTURD4I5. the I'M dae n Nf3- 5e,s
At O'Clock, r NJ, The Real Eaala IL mid
from Westmingtert0 LibeftoWn. mile. f,,..,,
Westminster 2 miles from New MinAsnt. Y
miles from Narheldsbrrg, and 81 4 1niIc
from the stone Chapel, adjoining Iao1s n
Isaac 9, Bale, David Q. Bale, David KIisr.
Susanna Bale, David Baic and oihcfs. lei
No. l contains
IL IA ACRES.
This Lot iaimproyed wish'a good Chestnut
Log. Dwelling 2exle feet, two
stories high anJbasement, run, a, IN 81
nlng water witLin y feet Of the ~ -3.
house, two neyerfailing Springs y 4a94-
Of pure water, one OF them near die DWELLING
and could be brought to the door in pipes N
small expense there is q good Log Stable
sufficient for or horses good Shedding IL
'front.' and At one end there are numerous
Pear, Apple and other Fruit Trees 81 finc
quality. Six Acres of this Lot Is covered
with superior Chestnut aud Oak. Timber.
No. ,, Wood Lot, containing "a Acres
and 10 Perches This Lot Is covered with
Valuable Timber, for rails, posts, shingles.
saw logs, bark, fuel, Be-; a portion Is coleroa
with thriving Young. Chestnut, which IN a few
years will be yalnrble.
No. Z, contains 81 Acres and 81 Perches.
One half Of this Lot Is well Tinbered and
beautifully located.
No. 8, contains 7 Acres and y Perehes.
This Lot is nicely situated, Acres splendidly
Wooded, and the balance Interpreted With
valuable Timber for fuel, &c. There could
be 1000 rails Of prime quality made from the
Chestnut on IT.
No. 9, contains 5-l6 Acres. This 4
cleared land without any Improvements. but
ehgibly located Persons wishing 10 purchase
would do well to view these lots before the
day Of sale
A rare chance for those who wish to secure
snug little homes, and ovade big taxes for
rent, fuel, DC.
Terms. --0ne-half the purchase money 10
be paid in hand, the balance at the end Of one
year, the purchasers giving note with approx.
ed security bearing interest from dav Of sale.
CHARLES DEFINING,
Executor.
SaNrEI CRAWFORD, Auctoneer.
ap Cots
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GLOVES, GLOVES.

nuR Assortment Of Dog Skin Gloves for
" Ladies and Gentlemen was bought al.
rectly from the manufacturers ii o,r o,ca
name, and viii be sold as low al The lowest.
may g. H. L. NORRIS 4 co.
EsiNE Silver Plated Castors, Fruit Stands,
a Gard Receivers, Napkin Rings, Better
Knives, spoons, Forks, and avsrieiy ofsmsll
jan q VI d LIGGET's.
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TO CORN GROWERS.
J. J. TURNER q cos
Ann0liatGd Bone SHDsr Phosphate.
ANALYSIS


s.-s--....-...-.........4.. " SO
Soluble Phosphate o. Lime $500. % N
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. X, az
composed Of the most concentrated materials.
= Is richer IN Ammonia end Soluble phosl
pirates than any othcr Fertilizer sold. excent
our iA!CElSlOR, and il made with same
care ana supervision, uniform quality annfasI.
teen hne and dry, IN excellent order for
drilling Packed il baea and barrels.
PRICE $50 PER TOM.
J. J. TURNER h co..
AZ Pratt Street. BALTIMORE.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF y4LrAhIE
REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY.

~ 8AltAhlL
REAL { PERSONAL PROPERTY.
PY virtue Of b Decd d Tlns1 executed 70
40 the undersigned, dated April 2Iet. d. ..
1873, by Josiah Babylon and Tnbitha Il. hi
wife, we viii sell nj Public Sale, Oh tic prem.
iseg, on
SATURn1K he en- 81 MAY, 1873.
At 10 Q clock, A. NJ, the following Read Estate.
No. !, the Home Farm containing
45 "A OR E s.
more or less. The Improvements are a Two
story Log Dwelling, new Bank
Barn, Spring House, Carriage A<alA
House, Smoke House, Dry - ssz:sR
House, Hog House, Wagonl =
Shed, Corn Crib, &c. The land is IL fine
condition and under good fencing. There Il
superior Orchard Of Choice Apple, Peach,
Plum, Cherry and other Fruit Trees, also
Grape Vines in full bearing. There are two
Tenant Houses in excellent repair and q good
small barn on the premises.
This property is about one-quarter Of n
mile from Frizzellsburg, on the road leading
to Pleasant Valley, in the midst Of healthy
and improving part Of the county, and Is con.
yenient to churches. schools, post Office and
mills.
Also two other tracts of Woodland contain
ing about Acres
A survey Of the property will be made and
a plat Of the same exhibited on the day Of
sale.
Terms Of lSale One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day OF sale
Or on the ratification Of the same BY the Cir
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TRUNks, yalises. Un6<c{ss, tc.. good
4 Goods and low Prices, Il
jan " NJ. "A. i.I{1 {7I<4'fH
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ron HAf.E 1sY
Grimes s Sioniier, Westminster. Md.
Zimmerman 4 Shuliz. SvkesilIe. nj!
W. Il. D. Dorsey, Nj. AIRY, Nd
Samuel E Grove, Rijae<ilIe. I'D.
McComas 4 Bro, Hoods Mill. Ma.
X. A. Talbot, EIIicoit cifv. iii.
Biges & Albaneh, Rocky HjJe.. tId
VIM III Todd, Utica Nils. Nd
1hos. 4. Cover. Dont|e p;pe Cfeel. >f0'
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10y virtue Of Decd d InSd executed %
~ the undersigned, dated April 2Iet, 4. d.
1873, by Josiah Babylon aud Tnbitha i. hi
wife, we viii sch nj Public Sale, Oh tic prem.
iseg nm
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SATURDAY, dc en- ef NAY, 1873,
At 10 Q clock, A. NJ, the following Read Estate
No. !, the Home Farm containing
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Obituary.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 13.-Daniel Pratt, tho
pioneer manufacturer Of Alabama, dled At lio
home In Pratt1llls to-day, aged "a years,
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LOUISIANA.

AnQutot at st. Northumberland Tax.
!kosfstcrs Surrender, and are Rc-
lcnaod on Parole.
Nnw lpER1A, La., May 1s.-n1ike Coonoys
squad Of mounted Alctropolitans arrived lofe at
noon by land from st. Martins,el1e, to await tho
boat. Most all tho mon wero drunk, and yelling
On their march through town like Indians,
.hoilogg's transport York arrived at S O'Clock.
with Badgers force, and took on tho cavalry and
piece OF artillery, and proceeded to Brashoar, On
route to Now Orleans. A squad Of fifty got Oh
o., o. Ierro Bonno, to install Kellogg's oficers at
Two companies Of United statos troops. With
Col. Smith, loft on tho Minnio Avery for
Brasllear, whoro thoy have engaged TRANSPORTS
tion for Now Orloana. and wifi Probably arrive
there lt! tomorrow evening. Two companies Of
United statcs troops romain at h1artinHvillo, ton
mon and one officer Of whom arc at the sory1co
OF tho United States Marshal.
Col. DoBlanc md soyoral of his friends SIR.
rendered, aud arc now on parole until Friday,
When thoy will lenvo for Now Orleans. Tic
namce OF tho ooyou whom tho Marshal has war
fhtta Tor arc not ascortatuol.
y, teufet now rogns in st. NIartnsyille, Col, De-
to tho world tho inability Of Kollorc to auetai5
bis power without the aid Of the Unnitod STATES
troops.
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Iho Ohio {ffoescI) 1knilr0nd Law De.
clnrod Unc0nxtitutional,

COLUMBUS. O., Mny la.-In tho Supreme
nonlt t1,aay t"o cases WHICH involve the consti
ceiaed, tho full bench conourring in propounoing
this law unconstitutional. Chief Justice Whitse
held as follows: 1. Taxation can only bo au-
thoEizod for public purposes. When therefore
aaensy ta INV county, GwR'hG ss Or
property Of the locality, for ' the '1ruls bur.
Poao Ct building 30 much Of railroad as can bo
built Tor that amount, and the part Of d railroad
usca to accomplish M unconstitutional purpose,
such tax Ia illegal aud cannot 10 imposed. 3,
Sec: Q, Art. 8, OF tho Constitution declares
TINT the deneral Assembly s1tnll never authorize
its oltlzona or otherwise, to become stookhold-
or IN any joint; stock company, corporation, OF
association whatevor, Or to raise money
TOR or loan ita crodlt to or IN aid
Or association. What tho donssr'al Assembly ID
thus prohibited from doing directly T. has @ no
power to do Indirectly. g. Who're public Il credit or
money is furnished 6y any of tue Of
OF q work, which, undor tho statute authorizing
its con,t traotion, must DO completed If COM
plotod At all by otlcr paEtioa. out Of their own
wh9 so to own Or r. s,e tho beneficial
plotod, tho pablo money or credit thus used can
only DO regarded as furnished for or iu ald Of
auch psrtles. 4: The act OF April 2s, 1872, to
authorize couhIlca, townships anu tho municipal
itiea theroln named to build railroads, eto,, su-
thorlzeA the raising Of money by taxation which
ls equally applicable to tho unlawful purpose Of
aiding railroad companies, and others engaged
in building and operating railroads, ~ It Il to
any lawful purpose. anl gives to the offioera In
trusted with i.he control and application Of tho
money thus raiBed 10 1noans or power OF dis
aa to the lhwfulneBh or unlawfulnosa
Of tho work or purpose to which 1t ia to be ap-
pllod, aut this iB in contrayention Of SEQ q
Art. 8 Of .hs Constitution, and therefore void.
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COAL {:777:::aE DISASTER.
4 %
Fo.,
Fifty Person: :x:cnncd Up in a Burn-.
Ing shal ':11oar Pictou, N. s.
AZ! al
Littlo Hope In S'lined Of Rescuing Any Of
}.>l Victims,
ME DISASTER.
Littlo Hope En-

.r- ~ a rssr IN .'
.,aIa "a" ~ -, N'tS 4o'-A', eAp.oS'on tooK
r.. 1't ~ 'n' =, U1"A...n'Aa eo!'to15' ~ f4e-
sou e""''ss' u"hn, INC 'ManaBor, his Assistant
hlanagor, and forty other mon arc in tho pit.
Tho Bl0po {B on fro, aud thero is no means ,of
ceross from tin m;ne. nroot an1iotv i. ro1t for
tho sorot,, ~ t,.o - NJ ' 10 !o1s ~
VIZ h"lo'S oi lilo mon' NO 1urthor particulars
as yos.
SECOND D1spATou.
HALIFAX. N. a.. Mfnv 1a-T,,ia corourr;+v ,ro.
u.or,,oa ta,,,,,,. III. ~. ,t',,, "@'
..:n;o 'ope.' "1'" 'no n'toll'eenoo lhas
: sefffo1e explosion Ind occurred In tho Drum
mona eoiliory, liotou County. at i O'Clock.
Slanhgor Dunn, AsBfatsnt Manager Richardson.
and forty Of tho workmon were in tho Dit wler,
tho explosion took plaao .rho rrooIost a-a;..
,,ort rron.;,a, ~. p'@oo Auo 61oa'oss e1clte
.o4s p1osullo" "ttor INC 1oafinl occurrence, and
crowds of people for milos around camo r1lBhiug
to tho Hcono of tho disaster. and snw ono of
those hoartfcninc gcones which n f1oac,;ho-, H.,
ovo.w;tnossos ~ sa.,';, "n.n ~ uoscf,noo py
~, .a.'.." osaoa 10 nos''7l'n'G narrowing beyond
=" concoptlon' lilo roccollccsion OF which will
novoffad from memory. Mothers, wiyoB, eistors,
children, aud fronls crowded around t,,o burninn
nit nourDino nt;fn1,v +l,o +o,r,n e.te ~ 49,
ho,ow ti,air pst."y s''o .ortoe ia1o OF thoao
.oto", uior nearsronoang cries boing heard for q
lung ol6tanee. livery effort has boon and Is be-
ing made to roscuo tho men but 20 fur without
BucceBs, md 1t is feared that thew ,ayo nil nor.
iahoa rho a,xo ~, =, IT, .;.,.s "tt ~, .,,
'-.,s no ~ ~ .us .s'ao' y. n'' ls atil1
A"61's' Heelh'enoo ttoh taotou ana New tiaH-
gov, whore great excitement provai1s is at hand,
and strenuous osortons are n,at1o to aubf,uo thc
con1agration This city is greatly oxcita,I ovnr
tho nrwu of lila cai.nit3 ~ ''"'1s oAeAteo o'of
w. 1Arsn % 1ispArou.
New You,t bfnx "a ~ Evil, ,.,
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WAsn1Ko7oN, D: G., May 19.-For the North
Ohio Valley, aud Missouri and Kansas, falling
barometer, northoasterly to southoaaterly Winds
cloudy weather and rain. For Tonnoaseo aud
rising temperature and aoutherly wlndB For
tho South Atlantic States, southeasterly and
aoutllwoaterly winds, high Temperature, o1oudi-
NOES and rain. For tho lower lakos and Middle
northwostorly Winds. posaibly occasional rain.
but generally clearing and clear weather. For
Canada and tho Now England Btates, northorly
winds, falling temperature, occasional rain, with
gcnorally clearing aud clear weather tomorrow.
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TO RENT,
For Rent.
my BLOCK"

That most elegant Of all the Buildings in
the New Chicago, il now completed, and for
rent. AS WHOLE, or subdivided to suit =
number Of tenants. Said Building has
basement 1o2 foot front by 1873 In depth.
with at1 full stories, 50 By 12O, situated on
Washington-st., Within three blocks Of four
teen Of tho largest Banks in tho city, and
within four hundred foot of tho Wonder Of
tho W orld, aa Dry Gooda mon N'ield, Letter T.
Coz, and two hundred foot of the "1argest
and mort elegant" and successful Millinery
establishment in the country %. B. Fisk q
oo.). with two Elevators, and equipped up to
modern timos. Inquire at tho Building, or
ut 287 Michigan-nv., or nddresa Box l03,
Post OMco.
N. P. WILDER.
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/
so.oo trn,t1. may & ds.[Iho forces acting arc
;no. tha}s ~. 'u ,ioh from noro, anu nro work
tn6tssr' t H. "a5, I1onapy af1Sing tho Modocs
~ H. tri.or." tnoy 9Gonpled ut tho timo
no fso,,, III; ,ua9snefo. 1he troops aro NOV
ill.,, ~ tnr ~" . taa morning., hoping to cut
md liz nToIno .n1} Loaon II. ~ ia aotiVo now,
nnv,a i,o,,ou ~ ' ~ ~ aao"oa NJ fost ton
end n Hon tbp NC nGvo oognn az IT, action which will
konrht h''athno thno OF ahe M9aoes who lnobtoly
hea ethmpodod tho othors, but thoy met tho
at YARN springs. These warriors started ut tho
~. ito as iass as they could got their guns,
sroItlng IN on the flank Of tho Modocs. which
nu4 ~" pitSoo ~ t4em' !ho cry, Warm Springs"
s.a Mo,s nl5o99n tno hlodoo ranks, and tlloy wero
ae,unpnu9u III pIaco of tho soldiors. The Warm
springs dfoYc them stoatl'ly nl day, lnid on their
~ Wtt t"ns nRn't 1"M VIII IeHoW tic fight to-day.
,,,..'st '''e8 IL "ua IL iolt for tic Laya-Dod ln.t
Ehr ,uo,,
,+ 1,nnta tmtnaea n n tno lust engagement arrived
Mon'oy" ~ th1np . Iaat oYciing Shall haye rar
''IHa,1s Mn,.n VI uho llght Tonight
r;tt1t 4Wa',ca.r1oia W. hrrl7oa o. IL O'Clock Iaat
tnwnr;,. W., G. tlst ne hloaocs wofo licndlng
y tic troons MI Warna anrnr oloS9ly p11rnnod
nro a;Ilnr ntta,nmt; @ ntIa -! s'p!in6s. Ino Moaoca
from tia sto ~ iii ~ 70 1no l.aVa-Bod'
tnn anil thoro ,oattnn n n,,". nl oso'lor ntonn
ataryei mi o,d thar .,,,.Hs aus ato oviGohtly
cono nonn fn,, ro1, a,tna.a %t''on ~ near!y ail
Il rood a,,idoa worn ,.iib H. a,5,ny nany sap.to
tho6n e'@@'' "o'o NV" !no sol1ois' 70 hu'le
v.a!r19nra,, 1s1 w,Snte1 70 Jne Gh'eago 7T5bunt
untchou frn,n t,,o ~, mny io'mmno sa.9at as.
f.tsnt; ta9!t tn' MH'a-DotlH coh1tm tho 1ehrB
, 1873-05-14

GALVESTON, Tex, May 13.-The fire yesterday
at CalYert To1., destroyed half block, with
tho exception Of ono warehouse. Tho louB is
ehtimated at from 5000 to o,oo0. Tho fol.
lowing aro tho estimated lossoa John orr,
$1,000; Samuel drilIop, ei,0o6 Roddlng /
Garrett, e95, 900. Several boot aud shoe aliopa,
tailors', aud barbors' shops wero destroyed. A
number OF merchants Sustained damages to
insured.
JANEsvHlE. Wis, May 1s.--Tho dwelling
house Of 1follia Hawloy, Ut BhApelro, WIS.,, fras
totally DESTROYED by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss about $2, 600 insurance, 81, lQo.