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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTA1F.
~,nr1CEI HEREBY GIVEN THAT

N7OTICE IS HEREBY GIVE .ai1,
~ in pursuance OF the order u 'A' ~
=. urt OF the Second judicial Uis'rlc' y. mo
St.t. Of Nevada in AID for Ornisby Couu's'
,n,,le and .nitr,d on the twenty -frst day u op,
tnmher ls72 in the matter * the estate an III
fn,.r,iianship OF frank 4. Sfrrt II, lhinci, ~,
80. rs;,rn,n c,,.r,.ian Of said miner. Will SCI ATS
nr;y,te sale IN three s,"e-:il psfcels, as II. r.lt
ft des,r;b, d. fer cash, and subject TO Conhilu-
alton by said Dfs.ies conr.' on rS,so a'clers
~, r;l;.n at the sr,fa deer Of the Coof. ftouse
of said Court, in Cnson Cify' Nssaua, ~, .'
RIGHT title iiItertst and estate oi san. =. i.s
Isrr'tt ,rinur Of in and to those CERTAIN pieces
~ l.nI in said Or;nsby County. STATE Oh N''"uH
described as follows. to VII: .. or s.;s
an tbp right. tile, interest and c!Sule oi rail-
Frank A. 5arsett, lnino, SAM -, ,,;cr,. or
vid 4 uue-tlrdl in and to that q rti.tt i4e's -,
r.ud in t41e town Of Carson CITY. cai'e al, az
known rs and being block twsEty-oEe l-i' "a A''
! lips additi, IL to SAID town -. ..+.+. ~
| Also: All the right title, interest," az .st
| s,id Frank A. Garrett, nIincr tsaine BENG apous
| one undivided one twelfth ti-l!l De We ST.
| more or tyss, in and to the east NAH anu io!!n
| w,st ouart,r OF the southNC st quart 81 stNuoH
seven a. i'll township lift tiol MN Oh Esse
twenty one t2ll east, Monte Di.hio oase SIu me,
| ridiun acc,rlins to the United STATS fHplIo
! Ian surveys. containing one n'iii''-'u KAMA VIVA
| " acres of larG. 10000. -
Also. Al IN. state right, title and interest o'
said frank A. Garrett, mimi, lsair' D .i.s ~
| undiyidt one-thirdl Of. Ill ana t. ti'c Aciio.s
described Land ana T, al estate tsaNll 'AteP.inS
| ma r,s.ryinc the refroIn tEat certain piece VI
land in said Carson City, calleG ADD hi;CM Il ne
| and being block three t53 OF PiilillS a"ut'io"
| Lid town the same being 10 Il ct norm Sau
| south by Isl feet East and WEST 10 WI , ON
| m,ncing at 4 point On the west hhe OF f1ht
| ..ra.t in said town, opposite the cent?" OF spar
| .tra,t r1,nn,ur thence east along the &C ntie ol
sid Spear street !sJ feet; hance scum 20 zee,
, thence east along the north line OF Telegraph
-. 9I- .,rt. thence, south $50 feet, to the
| north line of Proctor street thence east along
In. north line of Proctor street IA fe't 10 INV
-, of phill;ps street: thence south along the
rtrr of sid Phillips slreet, 5l2 fe,t TO the cen
tn, of King street; The nee west along The centre
of said King street. ~ te.t; and 'h.htt ioi -
,opr III. W, 81 line Of Pin, street 10 'ht plact "
| lsriuning Embracing part of "hat - Aho"'
| Is PHILLIPS Addition 70 SAID town
: Terms and Conditions OF sane;
CAsH-Tun pr cent. OF the pasN iiase mons
10 be paid to the undtrae.es ca The dsy .! ss!'
h,i,nre on confirmation ii sale by said Dis;r1
| Court Deed at expense OF piire mas
Guardian of Estate Of FRANK \. GARRETT M!ho'
Carson Nevads, SEPT. -. lSI2 ST"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-02
EAGLE MlilL.

sU An NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
va .,rindinu t,eo or Barley, at my new
Vim On Carson 8 rect, just north Of Davis oo.t
Planning Mill A hDersl shsre OF patronsee u
solicited, md entire sskiAesction g-srsn,ce0:
ojN 1--WE A&'AA.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-02
ORNATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AID k0GeRATE CHARGES!
DIR. w. x. DOHERTS'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

30, 5l3 ShCra snentO StFtet' Ho1
of IeidesdoT1f St. q Jew doors
belOxy the What { heer Rouse,
sam rr..ncisco, CuIIfcrnln.
Private entrance 81 Leidcsdoih street
Fs.s6Ii,Iel ENprt ssly 10 Afo.d It's At.iie''d
sound and Scientific Medical Ald IN IN"
Tua.,n.n. and cure OF all Private anu
Ch,,uit, Dis, sseS, Gases uf . lrtCy,
H-and all sexual Disorders Nj
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-02
OURSELVES.
The NEW bAlly APPEAL

p,blished in the interests OF the Repnhiican
rsrty. a medium OF local news. an advocate VI
-, ,r,,ris, { H. to the community by whom
It is surrounded; medium for the ir"hA oi'
MISSION of all The ISSUES Of the TIMES alu We
l,irl, in which the business mon OF the o'ate Aiu
city may make known their P1ot'o''A'
rrurpoSGs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
ROMANTIC STORY.

A most romantic circumstance has
Just happened In Florence, Italy,
which Is more like an extinct from n
romance Of Dumas (pere} than'an cpl
sode In real life. A certain Ciccone,
formerly the captain ofa band Of brig
ands, had on che destruction Of his
baud about three years ago, escaped
from Naples and been lost sight Of en-
tirely. 1t Is supposed he had perlshed
In the mountains. About three years
ago Neapolitan lawyer Of the name
Of Rappone established himselfin Flor
ence, and practleed his profession with
much credit and success. He was
respectable looking man. usually
dressed In black, Of quiet habits, and
some capacity. His name aud antece-
dents were we'll known. A month or
two ago the police officer at Naples
heard that Ciccone was stillaliye, and
made dlligent search for him, and, af-
ter few weeks, the ex-brigand was
identified rs the worthy lawyer Rip
pone. The disslnilarity OF tho profess
sions was not after all, so great. He
was arrested. and It has been ascer-
talned that Ciccone had, amongst his
many murders, killed Rappoue some
years ago, and had taken possession OF
Ills papers. With these he had, after
his escape from Calabria, made his ap-
pearance at Florence, and had per-
formed his part with so much verisi-
Multitude that he has never even been
suspected. He has now been arrested.
and, It Is supposed, will be condemned
to death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
5 2oe 5000 ool
IN GOLD COIN, -a9 !.
1000 aiits amounting to. -. ....1ss'

Each Ticket win be composed Of Two Con.
pons, OF the valne OF q, 80 each. which Coupon !
will cntiue the holder 10 admission to the Con.
cert and to one-half Of any Gin awarded to said
The Concert and tho distribution Of the One
Thousand Gins will take place st Virginia City.
Nevada, ON the 18th day OF August, lSu, under
the Immediate supervision OF the Trustees. -
directed by tho Act Of the Lcgislsturs authoris-
ing the same. .us.rF.r.aJ vgr.-rEEl
r. One Hundred Thousand Tickets WIN b :
sold, from the proceeds Of which t36aW0 In
Gold Coin Gins will be returned to the holders
OF Tickets, '!lC. 3I.. I! !a,Lss - iIg..n"7-." z"
Wit Ths Be- Il ss seeosss asSS 70 e
Act authorizing the Concert, . follovs:ggjT si
"All moneys coming Into the State Treasury
from sources provided for In this Act, shan b.
and SS ss@s seesi J. ss.fS a. aoa aoS A
Insane Asylum Building Fund. and the etate
Treasurer shall report TO the Governor the fall
amount received from said source nom tine 20
time, and the Governor shal report the ians 70
The Drawing viii be In public, and eoeduetsd
In the same manner % that OF tho, Mercantile
Library Of San Francisco, California.
Tho holders Of Tickets 20 which GIT. eTe
ter the Drawing 70 Wells, Fargo D Co. Trsa..
urer, ,Virgtnia City, Heysds, for payment; H1en:
cts or coupons drawing gifts can % eonsctea
through Banking Houses or WeTs, IEEo
S,...sd SSs sddpssfps ,C B. L. A BLANCHARD. x:nsssr
Vlrginis City, Nevada. All orders fcS I1ekeo
viii BE- promptly attended 70 By the lanAgef. =
Tickets sent By m.il or express e directed;
Tickets src good only to tho boldsrs, and VII
0e Tbst the he Eoterprise vim be managed With IN.
teority and responsibility, We will refer 70 tAsI
following prominent citizens: f-,-,.,a. -r1g
I'D: MINOR
/ ~ rs n hpRRRfys: RRRnyNs ,l.grp. 3s4 .sHllgna ~
A. D. .TREADWAY, Carson City. lya,I. rrH p.
GEO: D. FRYER, Carson City. ,,I ,paalgi
VIZ v. 5. TRosNsTha E SSNES s9s Hllssis a CITY,
A. EDGERTOH, VirginiA City. Z ubi ~ sfN.
n g. g; PENDERSAsT, yIrginii City. ,,7rgz
KENNEDY q MAIIoN, virginia City. ~"
Hon. n. s. BoNNiFIRED, Unionviie. il
3! defsfEaaS RGsIas 4S,ois a.nIlsop whit. Pine.
D. L. HASTINGS. Silver City.
J. O. HAZLRTT, Dayton. ''l ~ }A 60. ESQ
@. W. HOPKINS, Virginia City, ,9J u2l Eagr
- X. McBETH. Galena.
W. w; MCCOY. Kurela. ~" lnf A"'' I'A+.
I 7. B SHANE, virainia City. o.' ''. ,f
]. w. SMALL Genoa oifIg Do Joy 1JHafHF
r 54SSNtS4 + hSSEtsH YH,SIais HSItos citE %Eb,,. PIN.
/ II. y, RRoK, Washes Cky. W0l r5lTGsI 81
T. J.W. ELLYs0N, Carlin. ...f. .',,f"
] c. L. PULLERt tAif&tin. .8OG ayudi r.-.'' o q
b A. J. LOCKWOOD. Empire City. 10 ns.I hu!
WILLS, FARGO Il Co, virsi.ia City,
ffoaAG ffoaAG 2omFQ oil go.31T1 ~
y. L. BLANCHARDs aIsssser. qnls l5d.
.5, 3,. cbuBRUck 4 WILTON r.
mystd LOCAL AGENTS, GOLD BILL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

The best scientific scholars Of the
country say that never before In any
year has there been such tremendous
force Of electricity IN the air rs has
been noticeable In the last eight or nine
months, and that the cerebal diseases
now 80 prevalent are caused by the
hirhlY electric atmosphere. -----
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

A RUBY weighing Sle pounds Is q
jewel scarcely Inferior to consistency
Itself, but such q gem there IA, and
Professor Shepard, Of Amherst Col
lege, has just secured IL for his cabinet.
Il ls about two feet high and one foot
In diameter. lit to grace the expansive
shirt fronts of the "Boss" among
Brobdlgnanians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

PsrRoLRuMl v. NAmY, 1t Is said
makes ~, 900 per annum by lecturing
and by his notable letters. Mark
Twain made $lS0.000 by his "Inno-
ceuts, Abroad, (" and expects $500 900
for .'Roughing It." It Is we'll worth
while 70 be vsrtiant and to have been
rough at those figures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

THE late Sarah C. Lewis, spinster, Of
Braintree, Mass, BY her will gave to
one Elizabeth J.. Joseiyn the use Of
her. house and land as long as she lives,
honors and cherishes the cats said
spinster left. On the death Of. not
Miss Joselyn, but the cats, the proper
" goes to the Universallst Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

TINS, says . Vermont editor. Is a
good time to plant cats. The cats
should be prepared with a boot jack.
revolver or sGme other utensil, and
then planted under the plum tree. II
you have not got a plum tree plant
anywhere plant all youcanand plant
deep. This branch OF agriculture Is
too much neglected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

AsuoRrIyE hunter Of Detroit, who
kept q flask Of whisky with him OH n
shooting trip, struck q race-course on
the suburbs on his return, aud walked
around al night, wondering why he
didn't get to town. ~ raE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

VIsiroas to the British Museum are
shown an anvil, very like any other
anvil, which Is declared TO have once
belonged to one OF the Pharaohs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

A CORRESPONDENT Of Colpsan's Reral
says: I" Pigs should not be weaned
before they are six weeks old. and,
/ usually let my pigs run with the
sow seven or eight weeks. 7is-'',gH 'ai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
suEM yAck;

,E0EAH n ayAokCG Il
Jack Halyard was . Jolly tar,
= sNQolo&sd rowing lite; -
In every storm he found port,
In every pot Awtf1 i,3Nss
A hrnsr, hs was bred on land, 81. d,
And lived Ike any lord;
But whom he shipped and went 70 sea
He had to live on board.
q, Hsfksd pisir dealing all hislifc, z - =
But when ne plowed the main
He found hia work. - well q board, =
Were both'a d, Al too pialn.
Ths ~ oC ropes, OF sail. and shrouds, &
OfmAats and rlbs and knees,
Liz lnsitude and longitude,
He mastered By degrees.
He made IN ''obssryaiioa" once.
?, The eaptain said was true;
He "reckoasd" hs was lying still
sE-,yWhen they were lying 70. ,a
Bath resolved one. day to quit
The hriny deep for life, at .rs.
And never more To 90 tosea,
Except TO see his wife.
Bu.whieswise kc sh6eSd aneAofto
For life was not 90 plain, s-...
He bad gal In Portugal,
Another one In Spain. ~. aa
Another duck" in Turkey welt
He die not like hG rig, ~.
Ho didn't caro- q ng for her,
Hor figure was 80 big.
Though Fstima was mt, yet abe
= wasswsst a.anJ ficyst. az -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

AIRS. SARAH ARNOLD rs NOW CAN.
I'M yassipg Gold Hill for thessie Of the above
popnlar,Wosk. shs y the enay aushorized agent
Rornan & Co., Ban francisco, 70 that eaect
ststipe thst "a sny party representing himief or
herSclf n aren't, and -ssselying subtcnpnoos,
oshsr than N. .Xrnoh, ilsllu not rscsive Sceki
20 al orders trksn." ,-ts "a Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh ana Bank streets


GALE AT AUCTION OF THE BEAU
= T1FUL COUNTRY-SEAT CALLED LABe.kE,
NUM-. ON The BROOK TUMGiip,iIhnES 2N n Am Am
6SE MIL + FROM THE FAIR GROUNDS, AS IN
OF ALL THE MULES. CATTLE, md Fa aIs Il,
ING IMPLEMENTS TuEREON.-By Teque a.io VI
the Hon. James Lyons, VIII sell oy pHSID the
Ieb Derenber 1877? at the hour Of IL O'Clock d., nis
RISntna.JTTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT called LABU n
MIN, ono and half miles north OF tniS e1ty' on 5le
Brook turnpike, containing loi - Snscrintinn
Ia Unnecessary. The dwelling Is suppned WIN al
Of the comforts of towL-louseIwaterg gas, 9 IT,
and a kitchen with a range OF me pest quaIty
About sixty ac1 es nave Deen SoNh AZ "A''' ""'''
and rye aud !o1k well.
The land fronts on the turnpike, Hermitage roa s
and Gro road leading from the tuIhplAS " tne
latter road thus giving 1t advantages tor w. LIZ
sion into smaller tracts plat OF M' Of the great
Cbesapeake and Ohio railroad VIII douDtlees auu "
thn value of real estate In and around our Guy; ne
Gently the Richmond and FREDERICKSBURG hallro..u
Company purchased ut 200 per actt ~ b ppIacs
on which they arc now erecting WORKSHOPS anu t,,o
other buildings, which gives additional! value 70 INC
contiguous property. r,- +,v,,ye
anil eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest,"
added. secured by trust deed' Or III prclciToo'
longer terms at eight per cent. can he mad.
After he sale of the farm all OF the S
will he sold, amoug which are several me MULES
and n number OF CATTLE and MICH COWS anu
the fne ALDERNEY BULL which has taken the
premium ut three Stite Fairs. -.
n the weather should be too bad to have the SAFE on
the premises on the day above named, the sale OF
"Laburnum" will take place on the fosiqwiIs uaS
nj 70 O'Clock NJ, ut my Office, corner OIL Bank anu
Eleventh streets and the sale of the personal pro-
perty on the following Thursday ct y 9G,9Sk' OH
ln 10 70" oWIc Fs,ds Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02

HANDsoMF HousEHoLlD Fnk q,


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FnKEsll--
II TURE, CARPETS &G rsy aaWslis se
f,s Ia sc,,niI,g we VIII sen a. III
residence No sos EraEkInI s5ea me 9Th Instant,
At at 1os O'clock, his HOUSEHOLD FOhsito me-
Ne Sis, Gnfss WsHESUT PARLoR SUIT, of latest
STYLE covered with green plush :, i. -
VERY {,nrtisouIr Pr REOR ETAGEBE,
HEJTSSET,S CARPETS, rs good rs news
M MrsTSfrT iEXTESSIoN 'DINING-TABLE ,,,,
A large assortment. OF CHINA, GhoG sn,1er,ar
GIASSWARE, &C., embracing sugim I'LL
E FbhS2 n chin CHINA DINNER SET beautifully
decorated. ,,,,.,
Elegant OIL ED-wALNUT CHAsMMTBReEEs s sEs.o'
Ssfra R0I. STERS and PILLOWS BEDDllSSGI,,
INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS, ana sn1 mSSTT SIT.s,
TOILET-WARE, TENDERS, WINDo"-ooN-
TAINS, &c. ,rc,yTN FrRNJ-
TIRE together with IN excellent CoohANH-
STOVE and appurtcnances. ,,,ooniro
Tho attention Of those In want OF housekeIEplLss
articles is called 20 this sale. everything oelng OF
bnsr quality and yerv little used.
IL COOK 4 LAUGHTOS, AnctloneeEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02
BY Lee & Goddin. Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BUILDING LOTS On IMESTI,NIMTH::
THIRTIkTH, AND Q STREETS. 346 FEET BY
1875 FEET TO I6-FOOT ALLEY.-By virtue Of Il
deed of trust executed by j. F. Goddn TO me, as as
trustee bearing date 2lst May, 1872, and recorded In
the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, l
will proceed TO sell ibeing so required to 90 by the
beneficiary secured tEcrelnl. on MONDAY the 9th
day of December, lS72 on the premises at !! O'Clock
p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed In said trust
deed-viz., ..All that certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying and being in the city Of Kichmo nd
designated by the Nos. and 4, In square NO. ~
bounded by Twenty-niuth, Thrticth and q street. S.
each lot having front on Twenty-ninth ana iiir-
tieth streets of 73 feet by l32 feet deep TO an alley
sixteen feet wide; II being part of the real estate
conveyed to Neil McCurdy by Alexander Ruther-
foord Brothers.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
aud executing trust, and discharged note for s236oe
due cath November, 1872; upon credit as 10
S2ia.oS until 9Th May, 1885, and further credit upon
S2ips5 until 9th November, 1873; the balance upon
such terms as the said Goddln may direct or the
trustee think lit.
The above property will be cold as a whole or
divided into lots, rs may be deemed Advisable nt the
hour of sale. EDWIN a. SMITH,
M % Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No 1919 Main street.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
IL THIETEgN BEAUTIFUL AND = hD ~ < =
III Woo ATED PHYSICIANS BIZ y - y ~ "
PP1TS, SITTATED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
FRASKLTN AND TIE NORTH LINE S OF M y Enc
RETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY 81 SIZE q 5 =
nWTrtIIN ONE SQUARE OF MONROE PARk'
AT AUCTION.-We shall at the request OF OF Pie thc
premises, on THURSDAY the Eth day OF c peGe
n. FIVE RENUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, hav.
inI front each on the south side of Franklin strcct
of 81 Ivy laS feet to an alley; ,,,rc ,..a In,
Also EIGHT ATTKAt TIVE LUIS SltualeG lili.
mciately in the rear of the above navln% iron. ns
each on The north side of Main street OIL 80 W la
feet to an alley. ,,-or NJ, r,oor,ro
: palmer andis without any exception, the most
desirable property now being offered for rs 70
known further description Is deemed unnecessary
and we would call the special attention OF partle.
desiring 10 invest to the foregoing sale, ana request
Tint ali PARTIES attending the 81 e would please oe
nnctual 1T the hour announced for the sale 10 take
place. . ,,,, 1890, ,,,>,,,,oa -,
TERMS: VIII be quite liberal and ANNOUNCED III
No 90 AuCtiOnccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02

n DANCING VIEWED HIsT0RIcALLY.--Ihe no
mans performed only sacred dances at trSt,
and regarded all Others as degrading. Romtl-
l,ls is said to have invented the first war
dance, and Suma instituted the Order OF the
Sali, whose occupation iC was TO dance
around the affairs Of the god Mars. A time
came, however, when the Romans departed
from their primitive nervousness, running
into The other extreme, they honored dane
inc as one of the most ennobling arts; they
even treated favorite public dancers in a
manner BETTING great men or sovcreignS
ONLY, The first converts 10 Christianity,
being still imbued with their pagan customs,
introduced dancing into their new form of
worship. Large companies Of men and
women were in the habit of going out in the
deserts to participate in religious ceremonies,
which mainly consisted Of wild, fantastic
dances. These having in time become
rather too liceniious were prohibited by
the ecclesiastical authorities. and dancing
once more fell into disrcputc. The exact
date of its revival is not known, but it
seemed to have come into favor ut the time
of the marriage Of Isabel Of Arragon TO
Gaeazzo, tho Duke Of Milan. Catharine de
Medici was the first to bring ballets and balls
into fashion, and thenceforth their popularity
steadily increased, and dancing became a re-
fined paStime. In 1861 Louis XIV. founded
an academy Of dancing, the members or
which, thirteen in number, were selected
from among the best dancers in the kingdom.
Until the year 1872 baet-daneers never ap-
reared on the stage without being masked.
After leave had been given them once or
twice to appear, on special occasions, with
ont their masks they were finally allowed TO
discard them entirely. In connection with
this it NAV not be amiss to state that women
were for q long time excluded from the
ballet, and the first who ventured upon
the stage in the capacity of dancers
We're REGARDED with contempt. The ever
| delightful waltz, contrary to the German be-
lief. is not of German origin. 1t was OK.
tremcly popular in France towards the thir-
tcenth and fourteenth centuries, and became
known in Germany only after that period.
| Its popularity was soon established IN all
| countries, despite of the prcjudices and OBJ
| jections raised against it. The polka was
brought from the forests in Hungary i'll TAO,
and created quite sensation. Everything
was done in polka fashion; there were polka
hats and polka dress goods, polka lewelry
| and polka trimmings. Shortly after the
polka became popular here, or about the time
| Mr.. Polk was elected to the Presidency OF
! the United States, and owing to the somewhat
singular coincidence, many supposed the
new dance was named after him or IN his
honor. The scottische and mazouriea next
came in vogue, and from that time fancy
dances multiplied rapidly, many of them
going out of fashion before the end of q
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02

\ Boston merchant escaped from the late
lire with valise and six cents in cash. lie
is w!etched Yankee, indeed, if with that
valiSc and six cents he can't contriye to die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cour1er-Jou1na'.
The Louisville Com7er-Journal says: The
sympathy felt for the Hub in her recent ca
lamity is more widespread than would have
been the sympathy for any other American
city under like circumstances. for
Gowhere you please. or where you will,
Eternal Boston halats you still.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-02

EMILY FA1TnFuLL-WuAT A WOMAN HAS
DoSE-rFrom New York letter in Chicago
Tribune. l-She began her work early in life,
writing many articles for reviews and news
papers while she was yet young lady, just
introduced to gay London society. From
her came the proposal Of practical training
Of women in professions, and in 1860 she
founded the Victoria Press. Being deter
mined to know the exact extent 10 which
women might perform the work in print
ing establishment, she learned to set type
herself, working until the art was thoroughly
mastered, and the comedy bands, unused to
labor, were sadly grimed at finger-tips.
Having thus, by her success, Sieuccd all
doubtcrs, and proved. in her own person,
that women could become practical type
settlers. she attacked the preSs-work. Work.
ing day after day, increasing the hours Of
labor as her strength would permit, she
left the press after being able to stand d
whole day at her work, convinced that this
was not labor lit for women, and determined
that none in her establishment should be put
to it.
In 1868 she started the Victoria Magazine.
AS she named her Press and Magazine after
her sovereign, so her first lecture III America
was on the royal family, treating principally
Of its central figure, Queen Victoria. Miss
Faithful has 4 clear, sweet voice OF power,
which renders it n delight to listen to, but
makes 10 impression of effort, and musical
pronunciation which causes one to love anew
the mother tongue. While she spoke so
loyalty Of her Queen, on her bust rested a
miniature of Victoria which she had pre-.
scented TO Miss Faithful as token of her
esteem and appreciation Of her Mbors in be.
| half OF the women of England.