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". NOTICE
David clinedinst, Jacob Iantz, B. Murray O.
". Niude, W. A. Wightman's admr. Julia A.
Mollie T., has. =, Henry >, ". Il, aud -smuel
" lgltinau. ......... ...... Defendants
10 complts. md Ceiendauts and all others con-
cerued.
lake notice that have fixed upon Monday the
2'ih day May 1873, At my ohce T. execute = de-
cree Of the circuit count Of Shenandoah county,
rendered "a tie above named caused II it prl
tDlm ISIS, requiring ole n tue ccuIaTs Of this
court o. ascertain aud report
/. J he az lult + unpaid purchase money or the
property IN the tii. aud pfaceediags mentioned
dU- by jacob Laltz g. moses a aliDu assignee Of
Lu 4. Miller, ID The sIlt a. q anl.t2f We.
o-ly-r4s, a.,l any unpaid sts.
IL. Tie amount - ani aid purchase money due
Yu s--d Pol eriy from David CIledin-t q Il.
-aigett 4s,i5lte - q. -. WlLd.e and W 4.
N.--gn.4u.
H.. Any .tler matter d. may deem pertinent or
that ei,Aer party may req-i e. Wlel and where
.nl sle required Q, attend
Given LLdcr Iny A- i as conn N chsncery Of
s4.l ~. 4i.i yl-. Llst aforesaid.
l.. +. STICKLEY.
Apr. l.th-lw. WINS. x Bro. p. q.
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TERMN OLE SALE :

Enough cash in hand % 9ay the costs of suit
auds4le. Gay ia 0D aud tle residue 10 three
eqasl auuua. iustalmeuts. bespug interest from
the day II sale FOR w.lcl the purchaser ,ha. give
us boads vita approved ersjnal security and
the title io d. retained uAt.i the further ~ er II
this court any change OF terms Val DO made
known 900 dls oi sale.
- ale q mmeuce SO II o'clock 4. N.
+. Z. SrICKLEY.
apr 24-t d s.. SPECIAL Commr.
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C,OM Iss.ONgE'- OFFICE,
I Woo l,tlch. Na APRIL 25tl 1873.
C0Frola * N.l'cr. nlf slrs i0r 30 m-.igcs snd
a. O. ed.tll-o Of ". A. Ni.Auaan. deed. $40 Will
come nl aid eontr.ngto 3D. the costs Z tlis suit.
CouFss
vs..
Geo. W. Kanutz. sinir. OF " 4. Wghtnan, decd.
'uiil 4. Nulie N. H. cla-. ?, Henry ;, aud ,4n y.
49, Alral ...Delts.
SOrICE Is CHANCEHY.
To Camuits and Defendants and 2u others eou-
ceruei.
lake notice that have dxel upon Tde.day the
2sth day = lay lss 20 execute further decree u
th circuit court OF shenandoah county, rendered
M the above named cause 40 It's AprIl term ISIS,
requiring me O. ascertain and re ort.
l. Tie % esent owucrs and holders o: the tract
Of laud OF }6O-i acres couyeyeit ". A ightnsn,
hy r. u Denui-on by deed OF iste July 3ist, 1853.
H. Under and by what title the said owners hold
he same, tho number Of acres held BY each the
consideration paid fif the same on what terms
aud the amount paid : TO Doe paid by each.
III. The amount Il unpaid purchase money on
said land u any dIe forms said ishtman 20 said
L. NJ Dennis n, and any other matter said Com.
MAY deem pertiu nc or that either party may re-
allre. when and whore youafe required TO attend.
Gwen under my hand as cOmr IN chancery Of
said c0us, The day and year oressid.
l.. 4. STICkLEH.
April 24th-4t. WINS. Il Bro. p. q.
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NOMMI ,slONER's OFFICE,
u Woodstock, .. april Goth, 1873
Philip Graudstaa and Jno r. Miller . Complts.


Juo. W. c. sa yards sIn Chsncery. Defendant.
And I'm. T.. laigett admir- II II Clsigett decd
assignee o., Geo. ". Nindle aud ". A. NightLasD,
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p. W. MAGRCDER.
April 24th-4w.

saONNIsSIONER'> OFFICE
| ~ Woodstock Va, Nay Bird ISIS.
Paul Nes,eirodt, Joshua Sine and Rebacct HE
wife. Samuel Beoler and Blrbsi his wife. Emanuel
yess!elodt . Delawder aud Catherine h.s wife.
vs.. II CHANCkRY.
Anna N,sselrodt. aimrx. Of Andrew Nes'c.rodt,
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NOrICE IL CHANCEEY

Geo. N. Kooutz. sdnlr. OF ". A. wightnan. decd.
rull 4. }llliie, So. II. cha- P Henry :, AID ,4ml.
80. llr.au. ........................ .Deits.
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CONSISTING OF 50 ACRES.

Rood aud 80 Poles. more or less, alsD the reyeF-
sion IN the Dover OF the widow ~ I. ) nockmsn,
as laid Oh anu assigned By tie commrs. whose re-
port has been confirmed on which most u the
imur .yemeuts stand. AID ali lining tue above
Gescriled tract and Is part Of le original farm Il
one hundred and tNeuty-hy acres.
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STOCK o. BEAIY MADE CLOTHING

is larger aai Ell selected, and hstter myself
will be- ALE g. please u qualify and prices.
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SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
\ OFAEALU BIZ FARM NEAR
MAUREErOWN, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Cour. Of
said coua ~, pronounced at the April Term 1878.
900 the shalce Init Of Ben jsmin Hsrnan and
others Ctm rs. vs. /. s. Ilocamsu's sdmg. and
Others D=fendants-the undersigned special com.
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on the premises. proceed o. eel at public suction
70 the hghes bidder 'hv real estate the bill aud
pr0ceediuls mentioned, insisting Of part 4 the
iarm OF Isaac :. ll0,k1au decd. lying Vest Of
MaurertoRu, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES

10 endless variety and very cheap. Tweeds Cotton
AIDES. Linen for suits &c. cheaper than ever before
offered 20 The public. Ny
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Joseph c. Talbot, Of Indiana, and ox.Gov-
crnor Thomas O. Reynolds, Of Missouri. arc as
tho st. JamcA Ex-Governor RUFUS b. Bull
lock, OF Georgia, Is at the Windsor Bishop
Thomas A. Jasgar, OF Ohio Is ut the Colo
man. W. D. wasnburn, OF Minnesota; sx-Con-
gresham d. ). Morroli. OF Pennsylvania; Coionei
William Goddard. OF Knodo Island, and SuiIy do
souz Brazilian Consul at baltimore, at the Fifth
Avenue Sebastian d. Scnlesingcr, German Consul NJ
Boston. Is at the AbemarIe. Judge Charles Daniels.
Of the Now York Supreme Court, Is at tho Grand
Central. Rev. James Freeman Clarke. OF Boston, 10
at Tho Hoffman. Judge T. W. BARLEY, OF Washington,
Is at tho ST. Nicholas. Henry Wells, OF Aurora, N.
Y, is at tho Rossmorc Ex-Congrossman q. q. ChaHeq
OF Springfield. Mass. Is at the Metropolitan Assist
Postmaster General A. D. Hazcn, 10 At tho Gilscy.
General s. v. Tacott, OF Albany, s at tho New ork.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

NhwroaT, Il. l., April %, 1878.
Tho steamer City OF Newport Captain Kelly, uound
from port Providence. and the steamer Richard
Borden. Captain Mason, from FAN River bound
to Providence, coded In Providence River this
forenoon. The Newport turned the buoy on
Nuyatt Point about ono hundred yards ahead OF the
Borden, tho former taxing tho west side OF the
bay and gave Tho latter the east side up
a. far Riverside. Then, being tribe
ahead, tho Newport and took
the deep the cast side, which was tho means
Of bringing the steamers very close together, tho
Borden taking the load At Silver Spring
and tho Newport closing in under her
quarter, apparently to tako advantage or her
suction, IL evident that both boats
ing trial OF spccd. ON Sassafras Point the Borden
very close into the shore, when tho Newport
too close and tho two vessels coilided
with loud crash. rho presence OF mind OF Captain
ason prevented u serious accident, for seeing tho
collision Was inevitable no slowed down his boat be-
fore they together The Newports rail, ABREAST
OF the whcehouso, was carried away. The paSsen.
gers on b0tn boats were much alarmed
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SENATOR MoRRIssEY.
AN ALARMING ATTACK OF PARALYSIS, From
WHICH HE SEEMS 10 BE RAL.yIS0.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

AN ALARMING ATTACK OF PARALYSIS, From
WHICH HE SEEMS TO BE RAL.yISo.
By TELEGRAPH 10 TIE HERALD
SARATOGA. April 20, 1878
Senator Morrissey had stroke OF paralys is
Sunday forenoon--attacking mainly hts right sido,
thu right losing all powcr-and during yesterday
he WINS regarded In critical condition. DR..
Grant, Of Saratogi, who Is attending him. did not az
any tmc .bandon hope Of his recovery. This morn
Ing he began to rally. The paralysis has through thu
day grad ua,ly lett him. lie has taken nourisn-
meni walked across the floor. Tonight ho
partially resaned tho OF his right arm although
his voice has not rournc and ho apparently mend.
Ing. THIS afternoon no drank couple Of goblcts OF
buttermiiK, and his symptoms arc regarded moro
favorable. HIS courage Is unfatcrIng, and shall
be all surprised II he rccovers, cvcn alter this
very serious attack.
or Nj have just visited Senator Morrissey IN his
at the AdephL Ito is IN the full possession Of
his faculties aside from tho partial d;sasc OF his
light arm, his Inability 10 arIcuinte ana some df
acuty In breathing appears better than he did
yesterday. lilo appeared Interested when ! told
him they ANXIOUS IN Now York to hear OF his
condition. nodded his head AMI seemed 10 say hia
look, ''rclI them don't give Il up yet"
DIR. Grant says no has been very hopeful OF his re.
covcry cvor since no camo here He thinks the symp
paralysis aud rciisrates his expressions OF conadencc
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
war Departures.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE oF THE CmiEP signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Aprii 30--l A. NJ
Indications
For Tennessee aud tho ohio Valley and tho Middle
Atlantic States, variable and southwestcrIy WINDS
warmer, cIoar weather and rising barometer
For Now England. castorly WINDS, rising baromc-
escr. cooler, cloudy weather. with night rains or iog
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising
barometer, slightly warmer southwest 10 southeast
winds, clcsr or partly cloudy weather viii prevail
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
icys southeast WINDS warmer, partly cloudy weather
aud falling barometer
For tho iako region, stationary pressure and tom.
poraurc. partly cloudy weather. occasional rains aud
variable winds.
Tho rivers will generally fail. except rise In tho
iowor MlssissppL
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ARRIVAL or STRANGE STEAMSHIP on THE
PASSENGERS.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, April 20. 1873.
German steamer, With 600 passengers put In ut
Southwest Harbor on sunday 10 await orders IRON
Russia.
LArER-Tne steamer which put into Southwest IIar-
Dor yesterday is Tho cmora, Captain Brandt Of Ham
burg.
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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS Office IN RUINS.
DETROIT, Mich. April %, 1873
Tho gas main leading into Tho Free Press buildings
exploded this morning. when the gas ignited aud In
san,aneously the whole edilce burst Into flames
The chief pressman, two mailing clerks. night
engineer and nvo prcssmen. who we're IN the build
ing. all escaped. Two OF tho latter however,
wero slightly injured The Free Press Company
occupied the two four story brick buildings on tho
corner OF Woodbridge and Grswoid streets The
burning gas ascending through tho slarways isni,ed
at once every door Of tho two buildings. An effort
was made by the pressmcn TO put the safety hose
and throw stream OF water tho lire below.
but the attempt was soon abandoned. Tho
presses wcro stopped and tho forms OF tho paper
were saved. Tho city bremen we're promptly on
hand but despite their efforts the buildings
thoroughly g1licI by tho nro. Tho presses, Of
which there were twelve. and machinery OF tho
Free Press wero moro or less damaged Tho job
rooms contained about $4,000 worth OF material
which Is utterly destroyed.
BOOKS PAPERS SAVED.
The rooms above Tho job rooms were used as
stereotype foundry aud mail clerks room. Ia tho
oiice OF tho latter every paper saved intact In
Guiding tho SUBSCRIPTION lists OF all the ed tons OF the
Free Press In the next above located the
composing rooms aud editorial room. Tho compos
ing room, with It's equipments, burned ana fell
through. destroying tho material. similar iatc
befe tho editorial rooms, with the exception Of tho
rearmost room. In the latter stored quantity Of
new type, which unlnjured.
TYPE LOST
The Free Press Company had arranged 10 sot up tho
present week u new Bullock periecting press, with
combination folder and poster. aud tho foundation
for the press all readiness In anticipation OF
tho now press several thousand dollars worth or new
type had been pun In the new build.
Ing, most OF which Is lost, including tho dress Of
type in use.
X. SkiGHBoRLY COURTESY.
The Post and Tribune, Erening NcUs and Volksbiat,
daily papers OF this city, ana JOB printing Offices
10 the proprictors OF the Free Press with offers OF
assistance, and every facility for getting editions
Of the paper without delay offered. The weekly
edition will DO delayed few days and the publishers
peg indulgence Of their subscribers and
in every portion OF the Union Tho new Bullock per-
fecting press will DO set up In tho adjoining building
Immediately. whoro tho oico Ia already established
and to-morrow's edition published as usual Every
thing IN the safe In the counting room WINS saved.
Tho loss is estimated al $50 0O0 insurance, sac 600
Tho editors Of the paper loso considerable personal
property.
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A VILLAGE ON TIRE.

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., April 20, 1873
At eleven O'Clock tonight telegram received
by Chief Stokcli from tho Mayor OF Columbia,
stating that . 1re was raging tho pubic
square. which was beyond the control OF
tho people, and requesting him seud an
gnc plenty OF hose lately the spot.
special train. with nro sinc lott horc ~ midnight
and will arrive nj Columbia. forty nvo miles distant
In IN nour aud halt
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GOLD AND PAPER MONEY.
FIR TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Rock ISLAND Ill, April 20, 1878
W. II. Doverc, banker. OF Port Byron, informs tho
HERALD correspondent that no commenced paying
out gold on Saturday aud that no will continue to
So regarding tue best thing that can DO donc for
all
day. through interview with It's cashier, $50 long
Ms wc arc required to REDEEM our circulation In
cold we shall not be anxious 10 do So"
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STATEMENT ny THE NEW YORK AGENT or THE


HAMDUEG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
A reporter Of the Herald last evening called upon
Mr. &. d. Richards, OF tho nrm Of Richards 4 Boas,
general passenger agents OF tho Hamburg American
Pacxe, Company, In relation to the report tho
ship Cimbria putting into port the coast OF Name
Mr.. Richards promptly expressed hrs belief that tho
whole story was pure invention, without tho slight
cs, foundation in fact Hc further stated that tho
steamship Ponmcrania tho next vessel OF their
line duo nj this port from Hamburg, and no
had no doubt whatever bat that tho Gin.
bra was nj this moment In her dock
at Hamburg, loading, preparatory to taking
nor departure for New York hor regular day. Had
there been any change In tho usual arrangements re-
gadng tho days Of sailing tho agents hero would ccr.
,ainly have been notified, for keeping them In iepo
rance OF such a change would involve not only incop.
vcncncc 10 patrons OF tho line, but derangcmcnt aud
loss 10 tho company Itself.
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INDIAN DEPKEDATloNs IN TEXAS.

SIX PERSONS KILLED WITHIN TEN DAYS.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, April 20. 1873
Tho following despatch has been received IN this
CITY IRON Fort stockton -
Walkers tram has Just arrived from Fort Davis
lie reports being attacked by Indiana near DarIlia
Springs yesterday, tho 2sth. Ao says tho mountains
al the way IRON Fort Davis TO The mouth or Dog
Canyon, are full Of indians. They followed his TRAIN
NIL last night
rnc mail rider from Fort Davis failed TO arrivo last
night, party having been sout out this orning
TO search for touad his body, riddIod ny bullets
only a low miles Out. THIS makes tho sixth person
Killed. by Indians between Blriia Springs and Fort
DAVIS within tho last zen days.
man from Delnorte says tho Indians In the Lin.
pia Mountains aro IRON Mexico, aud Mescaloro
Apacnea There have been more Indian deprcdations
IN ,his section oil ats than has been known tor ten
years before.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvASa, April 10 1879.
Spanish gold. 22iif 225 Exchange 6tmer. on the
United states sixty days currency. ~, premium
short sight DO. a. premium sixty days gold. 49,
i5 y iBi, premium; on Parts. ~ premium.
TIM cUDA sCesn Cnop
Rainy weather has agmn IN. and f u continues tho
highest estimates Of deficiency In the crrp Will
prove the planters begin prepare
The fields Tor the next la the month Of Jnnc sugar
dull
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THE TREATY SHALL STAND.
Russia Compelled to Ask More
Than at the Congress.
EUROPE ASKS TOO MUCH.
England and Austria Must Make
Up Their Minds.
(DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
ST. PErERspuRo, April 20. 49,


have just had another protrncted inter-
view with General Ignatieff lie is in good
spirits, and speaks with decision regarding
Russias way out of the present dilemma.
''Do you believe in speedy meeting of
the Congress. General 2" asked.
'There are ninety. nine chances in every
hundred that it will assemble at IN early
day." was the answer.
CHANCES OF THE CONGRESS-
do you refer to the Congress itself, or
only to the preliminary meeting?" was the
query.
"rhe Congress- A preliminary meeting,
if held, would only consider minor points
as to organization"
WILL DE THERE.
"Will you attend ?" was asked.
Certainly; l shall accompany Prince
Gortschakoff," General Ignatieff compla-
Gently rejoined.
QUESTION OF RACE.
evil the Congress annul tho Treaty of
San Stefano?"
1T cannot. photographic questions
must always be respected. The suppress
sion Of race is impossible. Europe can
not deny the existence of the Bulgarians. :"
MODERATE FOR RUSSIA.
''Yet it is claimed that the exactions Of
the treaty are excessive?'
Swell, Russia could not demand less
than she had already asked at the Constan-
tinople Conference. Otherwise the war had
been wsged in vain"
WILL ENGLAND FIGHT.
"What, think you. will be the result Of
the Congress peace or war;" inquired.
'Who knows? In dealing with England
one is never sure Of anything. IT she can
get up a war without being compelled to
participate England will have war. If,
however, it is cloar that she will DO obliged
to tight we have reason to DeI1evc that we
shall have peace"
'5F 81 NOW AND FOREVER.
s'What will be Russia's attitude ut the
Congress p l asked.
H-.'Firm. Having conceded so much in
Order TO arrive at congress-, Russia is de-
termined that tho Eastern question shall be
finally decided, SO that there will not be a
renewal Of the struggle next year"
ENGLAND AND AU.TRrA.
$50, you anticipate nothing certain rs the
issue of the Congress r
1T is impossible to form an opinion yet
War or peace depends on England first
then ON Austria"
THEY MUST DECIDE.
Russia will not yield more r
IF England and Austria are not con-
tented with our concessions at present, the
English first and the Austrians next can
best answer your questions. ! can only say
that we are ready and disposed for what
oyor nav mai
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MASuy.. croRY DESTROYED.

NATcE, Mass, April 20, 1878.
Early this morning a are destroyed G. b. Travis
shop, with the dwelling house adjoining. Loss about
$4,000 Tho shop was occupied by 9. D. Travis and
samuel Waicott, shoe manufacturers; William For.
syth and Charles ". Ham, stitchers, and Charles
Gle, machiList Very little OF the stock merry
was saved. Tho property was we'll insured.
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

The meeting OF Hillsu Lodge or the Hebrow Order
"B'nai B'riih," which occupied the east room Of
Masonic Williamsburg, had scarcely adjourned
on sunday night when nro broke In Tho room they
had lust lett, which not extinguishod until
damaged tho building 81. 900; fully Insured.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho stcamship scyihia, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and vile Paris for Havrc will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
Tho malls for Europe will close at tho Post 0cc At
ono and for France direct at halfhast TWO y. NJ
The New Yoak HgRALD-Editon Tor Europc-wili
be ready al eight O'CLOCK In The morning.
Single copies, In Wrappers Tor mailing, six cents
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twcntyfour hours. In
parixon with the corresponding date Of lass year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. as Broadway:-
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NOTHING LATED KNOWN REGARDING THE
BANGOR, Me-, April 90. 1878.

BANGOR, Me-, April 20, 1878.
No further intelligence has been obtained in regard
70 tho German steamer at South Pass. Mount
Desert II Is thought she merely put 10 for
a harbor owing 10 tho thick weather The press
agent al ellsworth wont down TO tho harbor night
to OBTAIN particulars but he before
morrow.
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MACHINE SHOP IN ASHES.

TOLEDO, Ohio April ~ 1875
The foundry and machine SHOP OF Herbert Baker &
Co. was burned this morning Loss, So 600; insur-
ance, 1000. In Western companies.
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INcENDTAEY FIRE,

CnARLgsrowx, N. H., April %, 1878.
An LEGENDARY hre destroyed the Charisstown Boot
and Shoe Manuac,ory, with It's last night
loss $4,000 "a building has not been occupied Tor
Tho past two yonss
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the GOVERNMENT KNOWS NOTHING.

WNsHNUTUNs ApTH -. IoTos
Tho government has received no Information or
tho arrival OF a German steamer on Ellsworth, Me-.
awaiting orders from Russia
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FIRE IN TENNEss RE

NASHVILLE, April 20. 1875
A nro at Columbia. Tenn, this evening burned two
houss& Loss, $40, 900; insurance, $4,000
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STABLE AND HORSES BURNED.

MACON. Ca, April 20, 1878.
". W. Harrons stables at Eastman destroyed
by nro yesterday morning. together with carriages,
buggcs and ton One horses Tho loss Ii 81, 600; no
Insurance. II Is supposed to have been OF incenaary
origin.
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'Ah's LAuaESr.RIcnAnD COLLECTION.
90 mrs. class modern
PAINTINGS.
rn MN ltxINTf Nl44

90 nrs. class modern
PAfSffNGS.
~ OLD PAINTINGS
make o this remark able collection.
SALE At THE HOTEL DROUOT. ROOMS AND y.
on I'll U ksDAY. 13d. FRIDAY, 2tth, aud SArU kDAY,
18th MAY 1873.
alIP.M
OK vIEw.
Private. Tuesday. 2i May Public "wednesday. 22d MsN
1878 1874
From 80 y. NJ, to- SOP NJ.
Anctionecr. NJ. CHARLES PILLET.
10. Rue dc Ia Grange .Bsteiierc. 10
Expcrts Tor tho msaern pantnKs.-
~ DrRANDHUEL, ". GEOEsEs PETIT.
n, Rue Lcprilct-r. 7. Rue 81 vc9rges.
rxpcfts for the old paintings
N. FnEAL -. Hue au fsubourg. Montn srtrc,
OF whom the Catalogue may DO he'd.
MODERN PAINTINGS
r Corot. Dsubigny. Protais.
2 t0urbet. frVmentn. fetien kouen.
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