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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

HENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
IL SPECIAI. PEREMPTORY SALE OF
suon, WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
SAFE, &C.
ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AID SATURDAY,
BY ORDER OF NH JOHN CMAMBERLlN.
us BROADWAY, G ts1sf f!C SRw YORK HOTEL,
comprising his entire stock valued at $50 which
VIII be sold without any reserve on account Of retiring
from business.
Catalogues will be ready on the 10th inst
6. wETNBERGER. AuCTIONEER -MARsHAL's
IL sale this day Frday) April 1S ut i01s o'clock, at
l5 Bowery the Stock of retail liquor dealer; also
one French plate Mirror and one marble top Table Or
der of L. OBERLE, City Marshal Also Furniture, Car
pets, Oilcoth, general Merchandise &c.
JAMES. CAGNEy, AuCTIoNEER, REAL ESTATE
and Loan Broker 53l Hudson street. will give per-
sonal attention TO the sale Of Furniture at private resi-.
dcnces, hotels store stocks &c rs years experience in
the auction branch of my business prompt reliable re-
turns moderate charges; appraisig attended to- stor
AT 80 WEST WAsfiISdToN SQUARE, CORNER OF
FOURTH STREET, the entire elegant Furniture above
five story brown stone private residence about 80 rooms
lent order aud substantially made. Catalogues contain
about $50 lots; purchasers can confidently rely that
every lot will most positively be sold being my estab.
shed rule and shall not dcviaic thcrcirom. Furniture
consists in part OF superior rosewood Piano French plate
Pier and Mantcl Mirrors, lace and damask Curtains,
several Parlor and Chamber Suits. in reps; rosewood
walnut and chestnut Bedroom Sets a eurlcd hair Mat
brussels Carpets Etngeres Wardrobcs Pickhardts and
Pmpton's Paror Beds;eads, English Brussels Hall and
stair Carpets Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine, Oil.
cloths marble top ilalis:anls Extension Table and
others invited to attend.
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STORAGE.

A STORAGE. -
"A. STORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS,
PAINTINGS, &C.: ALSO CARRlAGES, WAGONS, &C..
at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE, hti,t expressly
for The pYrpcser m 1 AvgEs TRNRs uasS
aud other PACKAGES containing articles OF EXTRA
VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates
Persons can forward their goods from any part OF
EUROPE or AMERICA direct to this warehouse.
THE PUBLIC Is invited to examine the superior nc.
concentrations, light ventilation, safety, &C., which this
""''' JOHN II. MoRRELI.
Owner and Proprietor.
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- &c, in separate roors goods raised elevator:
this Of the safest and best ventilated buildings in
the articles ot value he stored with perfect
safety in this building. MICHALES SON, ~ aud "a
Commerce street. near Blocker
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r p. TRAvERs, AUCTloNEER.
- By j. \. KNIGHT n co.

on Monday, April n at 10 ocockA NJ at store 80 Dcy
street, the entire stock and Tools Frishic Steam
Heating and Manufacturing Company, consisting Of
steam Fittings Brasswork, Machnsts' supplies and
one Vertical Boiler complete. BY order A. Carr, as
sgnee Il. u. HENRY salesman.
JACOB BoGART, AUCTloNEER-sALEsRooM no.
81 North william street, corner oil FrankforI-fef-
sona attention paid the sales OF Household Furniture
OF families declining housekeeping at their residences;
also at the auction Is on the same corner
SATURDAY, April ~, 80. !,
1T lOocock ut the auction rooms large assortment OF
Household Furniture Carpets, Mirrors &C. -,
Also one single Buggy, one Express ason ohs iu9o
graphic View Wagon, one case Wmskey. one 40 VINE
AMI Bittors, &c.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 49, 1s7s-TRPLE SHEET.

AZ NIL 10, 1910. I'LL LIZ
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTs TO LET.
ITO LEAsE-oN BRoApwAY: NEAR ;Ad.,, noW ;,AII,
store, 4ss Broadway.
RIO RENT-FREKoH FLATS, WITH ALL MODERN
water aamS wassr rn
go to $40 month Can be seen BY calling Ct any time
day and T rue Ss ~; I'd G Insi " 10 :
ITO APARTY WHO WOULD BOARD ONE OR MORE
persons Part of First Floor, with Easements through
81
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
TTNFURNIsHED or PARTLY FURNIsHED-FouR
sbe party OF three grown persons between Fourteenth
ana \ n hsrss ESSrh and Sixth
elegant Suit Of Rooms lei nemen by the years
9nersif required Apply at q West rwenythird street.
90 LONDON TERRACE, WEST TwENTyTHIRD
nIenees win responsible family Of adults st 5000;
1sieS ssresa
90 EAST sIxTY-PIRsr STREET.-THE LET, THIRD
III floor, to a family OF two adults rent $50
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien B. MINER, AUcTIoNEER
a gy e. Ghsges Ms sRf f S street
SATURDAY APRIL TO-
at lS!s O'Clock, at Their z q. s ME
70 ona %SRTa 3ae ( s ssfds street
arnare Consisting Of Bedeads Hassrsses carpsss
Attorney for Mortgage.
:, SATURDAY, APRIL 10
q sslss SAM and f7s1 Ess ss!sss
RrMovFn FROM PRivATE ciy rREsinENcE FOR
S SSssss :H$ assi Ts s!ss % 5
ns ess ss
and Spring Feather s Beds Boers ana Pill
Pant Buttons and 80 great gross patent Shoe Buttons
SATURDAY, APRIL 10
SS y1$2
EkrY 81 r3ML1 eoSG ABhoap
a s
1aS S' ssa's ssss walnut
p@%s oser oM
h sea ae cnssy and
with general assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
MONDAY April 81,
West fS and Sixth
- avenues,
&c. &c.
Rosewood Piano, made by.
MONDAY April a.
m WEST It sTRRs SIXTH
IS SsARNkS ns order
MOOD PIANO Sy esr
new, &C., &c. Details in Sundays papers
Lien B. MINER AUCTIoNEER.
"A & G"2 sstSi i'ss'
JUNCTION OF Bno Si5's oa FIFTH AVENUE AND
Of Fnrnisure
made to order and in ne condition Particulars here.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL ls 1873,
ALL GsTft 81 Msii Fs cHss BOARD
ssS k$s% Sss
s% oa
pase spss ans ary w Wand
Ssn Wre nns n da9 e Sgs
A RT AUCTION.
"A sOMERvILLE GALLERY,
F suPERS W ssS1'SSS' 81 street the
FoRiEIGN OIL pAiSTiNas
Of New York aud Philadelphia,
probably the most elegant offered in America this season,
To be sold on the
EVENINGS e S s Isl II PA "a SE e APRIL
Day and Evening.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctonccr
8. Fifth avenue.
A SOLOMON AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON FRI
day, April is, at lOs O'Clock, without at
37 East Fifty street. all the elegant Furniture
tanned In the house.
A RT NOTICE.
In consequence of the storm, the sale of Mr.
G. Farrer's Pictures postponed until to-day Fri
day) when the entire collection will be positively sold
without The sale takes place at II O'clock, at
No. 60 Liberty street. -
A LBERT b. WALDRON AUCTIONEER
n Saesrooms lS Liberty, Ill Cedar and 80 Church St
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &c.
On SATURDAY, at II O'Clock,
D. W. IVES will sell, above, large and general
sortment of Paror, Chamber, HALL and Dining Room
akaas. lima no.Ir I-n.txu G. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
N Rare chance for housekeepers.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
THIS DAY (Friday), at II O'Clock,
So West 10Th street. between 9TH and 9th avs
Drawing Room Suits, magnificent rosewood Piano
forte, Paintings, Bronzes, Mirrors Carpets, rosewood
walnut Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, Extension Table
Buffet China, Glass Silver, Table Cutlery, &c. property
family leaving city sale peremptory:
AUGUSTE MANfINES Auctloneer.
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MONDAY April q,
At l0L O'clock Mt private residence,
l07 WEST FORTY-FOU RTH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
AVENUE AND BROADWAY.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in fine order
MADE BY f. w. HUTCHINGS, for presen. owner
wood Piano, by Halett Davis Brussels Carpets nearly
new &C. &c, Details in SUNDAYS
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MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
ltl mortgage will expose to sale ut public vendue,
on Friday the 18th day OF April at IL o'clock NJ at So
eng rfs ne .SSk sa ya
Lead Cutters, Type Racks Gallcys Meter Machine
&C., and all necessary fools and Machinery appertaining
to first class printing establishments also Safe stove.
ana all Shelving the above premises. By order Of
j. SEEBACHER Attorney for Mortgage.
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BILLIARDS,

BILLIARDS..
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
al. and the Phclan Collender Combination Cusll-
ions manufactured and for sale only by the inventor and
patentce, II. w. COLLENDER, successor to Phelan
Collender 73S Broadway, New York.
A I --LATEST DESIGNS OF BILLIARD TABLES AND
Al. all appurtenances connected with the trade;
special attention to private trade.
GEORGE E. PHELAN No. Barclay street
LNOR SALE-THREE BILLIARD TABLES. IN VERY
II good condition Inquire at S25 East Tenth street
G. WEIKMANN
MO HUMBUG -BILLIARD TABLES, LATEST
~ style for $3.50, complete; second hand 5xl0 Tables
for $5; Deaneys patent steel wire Cushions applied
old tables and car only be purchased at wareroos,
~ vesey street. w. H. GRIFFITH.
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Mt 10M O'Clock, at private residence
P hN rT AsT r EIyE sFEE BETWEEN
GENTEEL HousEHoID FURNITURE, THE PROP
comp rising Brussels and Ingram Carpets Pier Mirrors,
lace and brocatc Curtains rosewood Suits in crms
Tables fancy Chairs M.nel Orlaments black walnut
Commodes, Lounges and Chairs Wardrobcs hair and
spring Mattresses feather Beds holsters and Pillows
Toll Crockery oak Buffet Extension Tabs and Chairs
Crockery, Glassware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, together
with general assortment Of Kitchen Utensils
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UCTIoN SALE AUCTION SALE
n THIS DAY friday, Mt 10ll o'clock,
at 210 West Twcntyfirs street, near seventh avenue,
Rich and elegant Household Furniture,
made to order for present owner,
consisting OF article necessary for house keeping
Parors contain velvet Carpets rosewood and wal.
and cotcaine French plate Pier Mrrors Lace Curtains
valuable Oil Paintings elegant assortment Paris Clocks
and Bronzes beautiful rosewood IA octave Pianoforte
four round corner; one grand square octave Piano
forte; rich inlad Cabinet Turkish Chairs Centre and
Console Tables, &c.
Dining room contains Brussels Carpet Extension Tn.
BILE Buffet Dining Chairs, Glass, China and Silver Ware
Cutlery, &c. ~
Cna,nncrs-Brusseis Carpet rosewood and walnut Bed
scads Bureaus Wristbands Comodes spring and Hair
Mattresses Lounges Easy Chairs SUITS IN reps, Curtains
Mirrors, Paintings, &C.
Library Furniture yiz, Bookcase and Books Library
Tables Desk Chairs Carpet. &C Also fine Kitchen Eur
piture and Utensils. Ingram Carpets. &C..
ROBERT G. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
Take 9TH or Stl 2ls st N. B.Sale positive
this day. rain shines postponed yesterday account
Of storm.
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MONDAY, April 81,
at 10h o'clock at private residence,
81 West Seventeenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues
Genteel Household Furniture, made to order.
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors Carpets &C. dc.
Rosewood Piano, made by.
Particulars in time.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A Salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade street
BY ALLEN h. MINER BRO,
SATURDAY. APRIL 10,
at l0}s O'Clock, at their salcsrooms,
05 Chambers and n Rcade street.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Bv virtue OF certain chattel mortgage will expose to
sale at public vcndue Saturday the 10Th day OF April
at the auction rooms of ALLEN h. MINER BRO, 95
Chambers and " Rcade street. at 1919 O'clock Household
Furniture consisting of Bedsteads Mattresses Carpets
&c.
BY order Of
Attorney for Mortgage.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
I Elegant Household Furniture, Steinway Panoorte.
fine Mrrors, rich Carpets

E. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction on Friday,
April Is 1879 at II o'clock A. NJ at the private residence
wood and gilt Paror Suit In velvet black walnut farior
Suit in reps gilt Reception Chairs rosewood Panoiorte
Stenway maker Pier and Mantcl Glasses, velvet Mar
tsi LamSreqqns Lace Curtains black walnut and ebony
modes Lounges Turkish and Easy Chairs black walnut
and ebony Library Table Dressing Table Writing Desk,
statIettes Mattresses Bosers and PILLOWS
Engravngs, &C., &c together with assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues now ready and can be had application
tcenth street
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

T r. TRAvER. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 80 GRRxT
Jones s.fset.will sell on saturday April 49, az io3
Bowery all the Furniture, Carpets Oilcloths &c. Fuii
particulars morning of sale. 80
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A RT AUCTION.
n SOMERVILLE GALLERY,
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street
SUPERB COLLECTION of the
Very FINEST CLASS of
FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS
belonging to Charles +. HaZctne,
of New York and Philadelphia,
probably the most elegant offered in America this
To be sold the
EVENINGS of the 21st, I'D and ed of APRIL.
EXHIBITION NOW OPEN FREE,
Day and Evening.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctionccr,
g.. Fifth avenue.
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SOLOMON AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on FRI
IA. day. April Is, at 1U O'Clock without at
37 East Fifty street. all the elegant Furniture
tanned In the house.
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OLIVER BRYAN AUCTIONEER
" Office lis Broadway.
Rpa Eeta NJ puhi and ri1nN. EsJo utnpcs

| DAWNBROKERS SALE.-WILLIAM s. INGRAHAM
L will sell this day, II O'Clock, at % New Bowery, 800
and broche shawls, Coats Pants Shirts, Hosiery, Jewel
| trade. W. II. SMITH, Pawnbroker.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
To the Public.

A N erroneous impression being preva
n lent in this community regarding he
status of the miners in Consolidation No. 3,
as their committee we desire to publish the
following statement of the causes melting
and circumstances attending our recent ces'
sation from labor:
The opinion that our weights were incor-
rect led to a meeting on Saturday, April
Goth, last, when the views OF all were freely
exchanged concerning this subject 1t was
found that this belief prevailed throughout
the mine. More than this it was known
that the same company was paying the men
at Hoffman Hollow and Pompey for all the
coal loaded on the cars, while they were
paving us for only two tons Thcreupon Il
committee of six was appointed and sent
out to ascertain if the scales were correct.
They were tested and found incorrect to the
extent of 139 lbs per car favoring the Com
panv This matter was referred TO Mr..
James b. Thomas, Superintendent, who
agreed to the necessity of adjusting the
scales. AS to the overweight, however, he
could make no reply without reference to
higher authority, which he promised to
make as early as practicable.
The following Tuesday, April 29th, we
held anothermeeting, when the men thought
it was time the scales should be rectlhed
and an answer obtained with regard to al
lowance for all they loaded. From this
meeting a committee was sent to inform
Mr.. Thomas we thought the scales should
be corrected by May LIST, and that from that
date we wanted the error of 1879 lbs per two
tons to stand to our credit until they could
be fixed.
The following day on coming out of the
mine we were told by Mr. Joseph b. lhom-
as mining boss, not to come to work again
until we were sent for.
Our action in this matter in no sense nor
at any time contemplated strike; nor had
it the slightest connection with the move
ment to form a Union. We had never
stopped work, nor designed so to do. The
meetings We're held at the dinner-hour in
the mines, occasioning neither loss OF labor
or time. Our requests were made while at
work and without thought of stopping, SO
confident were we of their justice and OF
the Company's willingness to yield that
which is simply ours.
JAMES JEFFRlES,
SAMUEL. d. PHILLIPS,
THOMAS LYONS,
May 10--1t Commh'ee'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10

E';stiencc.-One Of the virtues Of au-
thorshp is, or SHOULD be, fortitudc. We
know how irksome the interim between the
hours of mental labor and expected publica-
ton, as also of even repeated disappoint-
mcnts. These results are sad, but nearly
always unavoidable.
We have on hand poetry enough to make
a small volumc-poetry extracted with an
immense aggregate effort from all sorts of
muses.. The measure and rhyme thereof
vary with the knowledge of poetical struc-
turc and the caprces of the authors.
Some of these have been on hand for
weeks and vet they come One has been in
type and crowded out without regard to
fear or favor, for several issues past. Amid
a pressure so great the trouble is not what
| to put in, but what to leave out We would
issue a supplement, but supplements are not
popular, except when a circus is on the
wing in this direction. And some of this
matter is not good circus reading.
To accommodate our friends we have been
and are yet willing to surrender editorial
space, although we have not had an oppor-
tunity to save the gentle Modocs whom
some of the other county papers have been
DISCRIMINATING for several weeks past with
the assistance of several companies of Uni
ted States Regulars. We are not inclined
to wage war on the papers, or troops either
at least not while the ''gentles' hold their
own against the allies,
Patience, friends, probably "till this cruel
war is over"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
Call and Acceptance

man Lutheran St. Johns Church, in Balti-
more, has elected Rev. B. SICKEL, of Frost
burg its pastor. OF this election the Balti-
more Correspondent says
"The meeting was unusually well attend
ed and the election was almost unanimous
one. There was quite number of candi-
dates for the pulpit vacated by Rev. Mr.
MULLERs removal to Philadelphia, from
Chicago Cumberland, Oswego, and other
cities We are assured the congregation
elected just the right man, Rev Mr., SIcKEL
bearing the reputation of an able preacher
and thorough theologian His work in
Frostburg having been blessed to large
extent, we presume his departure from that
place will be much regretted"
Mr.. SIcKEL has accepted the call though
somewhat against his inclinations, The
urgency of the cali and the advice of his
friends in Baltimore finally induced him to
change his field of labor He will, howev-
er, remain with his present charge until he
has secured a successor, probably until
August
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
Post-Ohice Bulletin.

FIRST MoRN1NG MAII"-For Cumberlan,
and intermediate points on {. " r. X. r.
also for all points east and west OF that CITY
closes at Gas, a. m.
SECOND MoRSING MATI-For Grantsvillc
and intermediate points, closes at 8, a. M
EVENING MA1L-For Piedmont and in
termediate points; also all matter for Balti-
more, Washington, Wheeling, and points
beyond, closes at a, p m.
MAILS open daily Except Sunday as
follows
From Piedmont at :, a. m.
=" Grantsville at 4.3o, p IN.
" Cumberland at >,
c. H. WALKER, p. NJ.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10

xps:;naaoVy.- B, CAMPBELL
of Midlothian, requests us to say for him
that his remarks at last Saturday meeting
and as reproduced in the Cumberland Daily
-Nears on Monday, were not intended as a
reflection upon the management of JOHN
DAVIS, ESQ, mining boss Of Johnson mine.
This gentleman Mr.. c. regards as i'll every
way capable of filing his position, and as
one who can accomplish as much as any
man provided with the same facilities for
underground work.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
Interesting Lecturcs.-Prof

BEAMER, the celebrated Phrenologist, will
introduce a series of Lectures at the Public
school Building, in this place, on Friday
evening, the 10th inst, on Phrenology,
Physiognomy and Matrimony, illustrated
by very large and beautiful collection of
paintings
Parents should not miss this, as it ex-
plains how to train children and also shows
what trades or professions they are best
adapted to. Those persons especially who
contemplate matrimony should attend.
One-fourth of the proceeds will be
given to the fund for the improvement of
the Public School property.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
Death of IL Vcteran.--"Dic

Tt:0lN OF q DICK,
the riding-horse ofthe late MEsHAcH FROST,
died on Tuesday at the advanced age of 30
years. He was born and reared upon the
''Frost Homestead" and never used except
for riding. In his youth he would not be
broken to WORK, and his kind-hcarted mas
ter adopted him as his carrier He has
been pensioner for many years, but on ac-
count of his former value and relations was
cherished by the family and esteemed by an
old and general ACQUAINTANCE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
T A x SALE
OF Personal Property

IN THE TOWN OF FROSTBURG.
10y virtue of the power vested i'll me as
- Collector of State and County Taxes
for Election Districts Nos 8 5 and II, Of
Alleganv county Md, for the year 1872, by
the Acts of Assembly of Maryland in such
cases made and provided, have, after due
notice required by law, seized and taken III
possession by way of distress the following
property, to wit:
1 large Table / Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine, Writing Desk, / Sofa, Dim
ing Room Chairs, / Frostkiller Stove, l
Lounge, Table and Cover, 1 Bureau
and Glass, 1 Wash Stand-marbc-top
Walnut Bctlstcad, | Cooking Stove and
Utensils, Cart & Harness, gray Mare.
The sale will take place in front of the
residence of Mr.. c. ii. llamill, at 3 o'clock,
p. M, on
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1878.
The above property was seized on the
premises of MS Catharine Hamill, who
has failed to pay the State and County
Taxes due on the Real Estate assessed to
her, after due notice had been given.
EB" TERMs-CASH.
j. d. ARMSTRONG,
Collector for 1872, Election Districts,
Nos g. 5 and IL, of Allegany County, Md.
Nav lO-3t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10
ATerris,lc Outrage

ed THOMAS McLAuGHIIN on Wednesday
outraged the person of Mrs. JAMES Door
AN, near Pompey Smash. The unfortunate
lady was in bed, being the mother of an in
FAINT month old, when the fiendish assault
was made. The affair creates profound
sympathy for Mrs. d. and eXcites a strong
feeling against the villainous pelpetrator.-
He Was arrested in Cumberland the follow
ing day and committed to Jail to await eX
animation when Mrs ID. is able to appear.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-10

AGioarnIlcnt.-Circuit Court adj
iourned on Monday.
The case of MoNTELL & Co. rs Consoli-
slation Coal Company was set for Il hearing
on the Goth inst.
A decision in the case of the New Central
Coal Company rs. the Georges Creek Coal
& Iron Company was rendered confirming
the award of the last jury of nquisition.