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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12
BY Grlbbs { NI!I:ams.
hucliouerrs and Real Estate agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana E%Eh.

GALE OF THE RICH NO. d AND
y YORK RIVER EAILROAD.--Ey virtue g.
decree OF The Ihanccry Court OF the city u llC,-
monI In Tic causes OF the Richmoad AID f"i;,
River Railroad Company rS. j. Pro5Stf 1n'' 49,
Robert II. Siaury, trustees, und >. IlnSst1 ln,
Robert Ii. MauTy, trustees. rs. Tie Rrhh",l' ~, 80
York River Railroad Company. entered OH wv l,,i
day of December. 1872 We, the uIdcrsiSe-'' %! 80.
survivor Of U.s. shall cell By public auction, ." IVY
auct!op-roCms of Mcsrs. Grubts * "i!iiah;S. -;
Eleventh street. Eichmond- Va. oa fttbh, ~"
2d day Of May, 1853. ut III" hour OF Va 81; "a,
OF the RICHMOND AND YORK iiN Eis No
Road COMPANY, including itS foa'."h,' i.s'
cross-tics, depots, s!dnss, care, cnfiHcs' ttiri
and all other property whatsoever, i'l.''f q" ~
such sale nothing whatecvc! DrlnHSi:f 10 s'!"
pany except is choses IL action ana debts :"c"E 40
become due 10 it. ,,,,., ..
TIE TERMS OF SALE Will. BE As ioLtyWS -
The sum OF Si5O0J0 shall be paid in CASE; 1iia W.
rcSidue OF the purchase money shal! hcEnhIc -
follows Ss,r0O on tic lSt OF JanuarF. s'' "'th ~
uercst III the rate oil per cent. per aillt IIo" ~.
siay OF sale. payable sciC! aina9!lN Ts'.v" "i' o."
lst ilay OF January. 1883. with itcTrS ~ thc il''
Der cent. ;er aIi.;lin from the day OF sac PAIN"
semi auuUally: ana the rcH.ainGcI 81 oU' lat.,
money on the Isl day OF obituary. 1917, WIN ,n;SI
al The rate Uf per ccn;. per ahh; ti,l' Nv %
sale pavaa!e semi-anrGuy-.hc sale 10 te s.u:tl
Ia h ratification or rcCctiGG ~ the court "A' -
session nOt h Ur delivered uJttt tie a1c Iis htSn
ratified by the court; The deferred nyEicHts 20 n%
sccul ed by deed u trust OF tie FrcEcitS
decd 10 he subject 10 the approved OF tiecou'. al,
(,uu,ists viii take notice that the elect 81 . an
and conveyance will be tn eNtiEgu'Sh vac Sa" I,.jy
p.ny aud make tic purchaser or pIrcha'efa i O'1'
corporate. ,..r, p,CF 4
For further particulars apply TO aieSSEs :. "a
,aas - J. PKUSSEi TabE,.
'>>S' ROBERT II. MAlki,
t.9-.td surviving Trustees
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PURE MOUNTAIN RYE WIIlSKEYS, FROM FOSTER
& Co.'S formerly STUARr'sl dlstillery, at Rose
banks. Augusta county, Va. These SUPERIOR
wIusKEYs ARE NOT ANEW EXPERIMENT, but the
production of the former maker OF the celebrated
RILEY" whiskcys, 10 which they are fully equal if
not superior In purity aud distillatlon offer them
to the trade at distllcrs prices. being SOLE AGENT
for their sale In this city.
Z. COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale iiImOr Derler,
No. Ia south Fourteenth street. below Cary.
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TIE sToNE-CCTTErs.

We understand TINT tL.t splendid body OF
men he stonc-c,Itt2rs who arc engaged Oh
the Government work heir Tie city have
been specially invited TO take part in the
ceremonies, and have signiied their accept
ance Of the deserved compliment paid them.
They number about six hundred, and Their
presence will form an important aud st!ik-
ing feature Of the procession.
Many secret societies will also join the
line and take part in the interesting ccrcmc-
pinS
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GRUDBS s WILLIAMS will sell at IL A. NJ, OF
Locust alley. 81. ooO Cd bricks, scauting.&c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

HERE WE ALL GO TO ASToSl's to get some Juicy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

NorARY PUBLIC APPOINTED. The Governor
has appointed Mr.. D. }. Paine notary pub
lie in Fauqucr county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

IN. consequence of The many inquiries made
/ of them by English gentlemen relative to SCI
tlIne in Virginia. iicssrs, BtSGER. CLARhE
CO. O: Gcudowcr, Alhcmurle county. harn detef,
mined t., open an office rs LAND AGENTS, ana
will be glad 10 hear from gentlemen having land ior
disnos,I IN z-2mf
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= :. 1000, N s.s...s,ssia sfas
BEAN ESTATE AGENTS.
deal ESTATE AGENCY.
HILL & GOpDIS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AuClioNbEt's'
No lIna MAIE STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

Valuable FARMS in every section OF the Sfate !;
SrtJRES. DWELLIS ti-HOUSES and BUILDING
LoTS in the most improving portions Of the CITY,
for sale. -, co.t,,
HOUSES and LANDS rented or leased. Special
attention to the collection and prompt remitGs o.
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate IN
the citr. r,
Thank for past favors we respectfully ask from
orr friends = continuance Of their patronage, and,
with Increased facilities promise III t!;r future ms ID
the past strict attention to M business entrusted %
our care. Fntx ~ - " 'r..t,,E,>,rN
&c 2l-3Hl ED ALL v, oNDIlIs.
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T OS'r, on Sunday night, between the cor
~ ner of Clay and Sixth streets and the First
Presbyterian church, a BLACK MEklNO DOu-
BILE SHAWL. The finder will I've literally re-
wurded by leaving the same at the Dispatch Office.
fe lists
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SPEAKING AND SPEAKERS.

ii large platform will he erected OH Broad
street, which will be occupied by the speak
crs for the occasion, invited guests, Commit
tee Of Arrangements, and representatives OF
the press. Addresses will be delivered by
Governor Walker, his Honor Mayor Kelley,
General Wickham, vice-prcsidcnt OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; Thomas ".
McCancc, Esq, president of Chamber Of
Commerce; Hon. John i. Baldwin, OF
Staunton; and General Joseph 4. Anderson.
Previous to tie speaking, prayer will be
offered by Rev. Dr.. NJ. u. IIo9c.
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MANCHESTER IFEAES.

Read DR.. Personals advertisement.
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REMEMBER, LADIES, that ASToSI'S saloon is til
place TO get good cutting.
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LOST, STRAYED. DC.

STRAYED, from the head of Broad o.,
NJ street, Oh Saturday night last. u BROWN 80
HORSE, four years old; had on saddle and bride.
A suitable reward viii be paid for his return To
Turner & Coz stables. on franklin street.
fe lists JOHN Il. DAVIS.
, 1873-11-08

Two Deaths in Memphis in Twenty.
four observation-disclosures for tho
Relief OF the Distress Taken Up in
Now York;
MEMPHIS, Nov. 7.-There we're two deaths
from yellow fever and five from other causcs in
the twenty-four hours ending o'clock .. M.
Tho weather Ia clear and rhrm, aud favorable
to the sick. Tho streets are crowded with Wis
itors.
- RELIEF MEASURES.
New YonK, Nov. 7.-Nine police princts return
oyer 81 900 contributed at the polling places, on
election day, for tho Memphis sufferers. Tho
police hasa contributed $4,000 for tho police Of
Memphis.
Tho Committee OF the Produce Exchange ap-
pointed to devise method for assisting tho
Memphis sufferers, have determined to take up
subscriptions Of 81 each toward the bale OF COT
ton received BY this Exchange from tho Chicago
Board Of Trade for tho benefit of the suffererB.
There will be q drawing on Nov. II, aud the per-
son getting the bale will have tho privilege, OF
forwarding 1t In his own nhme to some other
Board of Trade, or Of returning 1t to the Com
m1ttoe and receiving ESQ.
, 1873-11-08

which it appoafd that tho total asssts are %, 1877
800; 6t1d thore is duo doponitors @5,220, 1855. by
thu atatomant Of tho Receiver 1t ia shown that
tho following securities nors purchased With tho
Company's funds by tl1d defAutinH Secretary
Carlton 10000 Shares Of Atlantic d Pacific
nnlfoAd Stock 800 Rhares Of Pacifld Mail 6koan1~
ahip Company, 1000 sharee Of Union Pacific
Railroad, Goo shares 'Wostern Union Telegraph s
400 sEaroa Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Cen~
tral Railroad. 1hose arc accordingly cfainod as
the property Of tho Trust Company. :
r7a the Associated lirsss.].. =. -,
Nt-w yonE, Nor. 7.--Tho day oloaod with =
worry unsettled feeling. Several ru1nora woro
adoat in regard to tho financial situation In
London, ono Of which nss that discounts In
opon market wero 10 por cent. Rumors Affect
ing the inability Of various mercantile md finan
cta houses n!dod to cnhance the feeling Of Ap-
prohenBion. . -.
loaned at 6@0 1872, and oforod att. Foreign
exchange WAS firm, though Irregular on account
Of the Iout3on situat lion 60 days, sold ut 105M
sight at 1854. Commercial bills brought t03@
q Gold closed firm 1t 791@7>l; carrying rstos
sos 1-32 per cent.
The oloariugs woro S45, ,760, 00o.
Goy0fnTrents Woro more notivc, and dlosed
stronger. State bonds wero quiet aud nominal:
The Treasury diBbursSnrentB "oro $344 600, md
tho custom receipts 1856, 900.
80, ! STOCKS
were weak and lower, ranging at 3a@osA de-
cline, cloaing irregular, though A. a slight r.
covory from tho lowest point Of the day. The
following are the principal oxtremea: Now
York Central; 7715@5O; Erie, a59S@991; Lake
Shore; 6O161o93; wabash a45S S@3bN; Rock
Island 84j66088; Western Union, 4516 6@A856 f;
Pacific Mail, 2G1@2716.
, 1873-11-08
NEW YORK,


Special Dfspa{ch to The Chicago 1t.buns.
TIE rnooEEDINaB AGAINST nowLEs pRos. 4 co.
NEW YonK, Nov. IA petition asking that
Referee DO appointed to hear Testimony regard
ing tho interests Of the petitioner In tue case of
Nathan Appleton against Bowles Bros. l. Co.,
heretofore doing business in this city, Boston,
London, md Paris, was presented to-day by T.
Z. B. stetson, creditor Of the firm, to the Clerk
OF tho Supreme Court, and by him filed. The
petition seta forth that some time aince three
policies Of insurance, one for $4,000 aud two
for $40, 900 each, made out In favor OF the po-
ttioner, were Deposited with Dowles Bros d Co.;
that about Nov. 0, 1879, the firm became
insolyent, and that theregpon Appleton began
an action In tue Supreme Court III this City Tor
the purpose Of aottling the affairs Of tic firm
above referred to; that In this action Judge
Fanoher appointed Henry 3. Davia Jr., Receiver
Of all tho property and aaaota Of the firm; that
soon the pollcioH previously referred to came
into possession Of the Receiver, where thoy still
rcmain; that Horny J. Stevens has boen ap.
pointed Asslgnoo in bankruptcy In tho case; and
That. persons named Avah Miller and James r.
against tho firm. alleging that they have etaima
Nuggles noforoe
THE oR1nNE11. susrEusIox.
NEW YoRK, Nov. TN tho case Of tho"nppli.
cation Of Blake Drothots for y special order Of
the Court protecting them from loas on the Bale
OF tho securities .hoy hold for money loaned to
that no Rech special order can be granted, and
such aalea musE ba 1t the riak OF tie aeller,s Il
''' 40 DAaScs Tms UNION TRUST COMPANY. y
The Post will publish this evening the
report OF tho Union Trnat Qomnany, from
, 1873-11-08
gineors rero applied to, ba. {[toalae tettsed,
and tho fireman, William 'Whitlook, was ooffl-
noltai m e. Ia {t,a at,uiHa NIT.

and tho tlromsn, William "hlslook, WAS oofu-
poitod to take the engine ons.:! !:
a committee, composed OF engineers, tire.
men,. maohinists, .atiQ olaot1mi.nej Ca1od Upon
Capt, jacques and informed him OF tiiolF aots2n
that eyoiling, stating thak they. YOU'D submit to
huyth{gg ,34thor than = reduction: Ihoy ex-
pressed wllliagh6ad to Ntth 0n llalf, third, Or
quartor time, ii necessarily fdr THO tntefe9t q tho
road, while tho enginqera proposea to thc UolH'
psny; that they dock thom for all iay.over timet
whfch; would be aavnfg to. tho company OF -
In each engineers Hageh oysrY fourth day. and
would actually Nttiolnt TO mere tlat sha retluc-
tion OF tho 20 per cent pr6ftoadd gx tho HuFefn-
tondent. Capt. Jacques alter collaborating urbr
the matter, anBwered them IN his usual courteous
manner that in issuing tho proclamation lo had
done go WITH view 9f tto 4reatost good to tho
would not rosoind his actl6n!'.
Tho Committee loft, and that night, wf1oii tito
IL o'clock passenger train arrived. tue onKfneor
waB informed Of how mattera stood, and ho ro-
were forced to 1ny. over at tho hotols, iucon-
veniencing many who desired to bo at cortail1
points by certain timg.' Thus mattore went
on. and next morning It was rumotod thnt tho
TO 60 out by Tho ongineors, causing great excite
ment throughout the city and, by. tho usual
time Of the arrival OF tho Western bound train,
ll:21 .. M, tho grounds surrounding tho car
sheds were crowded with people OF all classes
aud agos, doubtless many Of them anxious to 500
conflict. Il turned out, however, that 1t waa
not their intention to noloat tho rogular mail
and passenger-tratns and It Was allowed to pass
without interference, but aa mono OF tho Gu
E1neorB would take tho ongine8, Conductor Ross
Smith mado Al anaatcur engineer for tho wost-
orn, and Master! Mechanic.' Charley Hodge for
tho eastorn bound train. i
IN Sunday, the same state OF at1aira existed, =;
and none but tho matl-traiuB left, and they in
charge Of amateur engineers.
Thia morning an attempt WAS mado by tho
officials to take out freight train. but it proved
, 1873-11-08
NATIONAL FINANCES.

OFdVUEEFF
SERIOUS TROUBLE IN ILLINOIS REVENUE DISTRICTS.
. PEORIA, H., Nov. 7.-Tho recent order Of
HeeGe.s1y On dhreotnS w.; the Collector Ct
day, one-half Of his daily 1ocapts in currency to
]. D. Webster, the Assistant United States
Treasurer ut Chicago, has caused considerable
trouble Amcng distillere and brewers. They are,
OF course, obliged to paY currency for Rtamps
and, as the banks here will not consent to dis
burae funds that do not como back, the prospect
lis not encouraging. Tho disti1lers have all
united In petition to Secretary Richardson re-
questing repeal OF the obnoxious order. Un-
less ho grants their prayer, many Of the diatlers
will shut down.
WABH1NuToH, D. g., Nov. 7.-Receipts from
customH at tho Treasury for the weok ending
Oct. 81 were: New York, 31, ,084, $50 Dalti-
moro $07,873.
, 1873-11-08
10000. 0.:::0ASH GIFTS.
!: :$1,5O0',00!O:.
Chances ( One in Five.

- =. =; T.
.,TbeTrustses of tho PUBLIC t1pnAnyot KEN.
.1a e. it, sf
anlish Kreat fsoo library In Louis !lo by mcant Of
s.le oi okats, they empowered b. to ssmo aot 10
san. H. 1as Ets By los hess suo
shan
e. Ssa s G,!ss "a s;
snans aEs'd se
Kdi,s Ths 0.gltsl ett q foo 900 drawn BY Mr. z H.
ioket. VI. }otter fy dircct to tho nain oioo It
Sns.illo tneostne the sl AMONG tho tokste sent to
Ee'e ahs hS5sg aia% s
elo each 0ntaa 2ss oi july. ls9 AIr Keitb nade is
Il Hwy -: Ksi ~
wS5;s: !; AZ ~ 1s!a =
ttye' iNsshviIs Ten9.
snf 81 e Il s
III ~ a. Ra'b B. II Knapp
& sy o1 e. q 1s 5 M 5as 81 sss sfs
as.s' ass s St eSa %S|.s f s 2s a' hold fourth
c@.asS sS s" ssa
hsm No. S With dses s'1sss 'ns5' anu among
,c 9fs'r ss "eto drawn 7pe'son' ali over
eon '6.ss ss gr9mpK psa wIoat s
and tho baEance Ut the proceeds from tho
loss waa appropriated to tho OF tho
70 the end that tho Library Museum and sub.dopa.t-
non. under them may be ENLARGED 70 tneF sul capacity
, 1873-11-08

i.s ratio Of dlacount--to tbs vsst injury Of CONF
motee, which thoy burden with Brlesoab and
purely fictitious cont Of discount. I wioft thoy
would rcad tli6ac romatks Of youra: suppose
millions OF gold which England poeaoasos. alto
getllar. Tho .nposBbility to moot doni6t1ds for
cash ontailoa by panic would Honrcoly be reduced
and, upon their theory, to clutch oil thia gold 10
Of England; ought. to aim at lncceaantly. 4
ptftor ted.iGf'2 al Gos"rdum I am not nc9lt&intdd
with; it wlUufd match with thono in Euclid.
have no doubt. t7ltlt sutll nioans OF obsor-,
yaton as at present poasose s''st l,et y9u s1ay
atfidtty financial trouble and not o COMMERCIAL
fnddtfnt one,".., but you wil forgive mo,
I hope, tiaf II thero has beea d top
hasty mud too autioipatoiy ffilrdnl conasructio,'
it canuot DO said That tfio:t .is 1.-THE
tlia world a. boforo." Tho oonBtruction OF rait
waYH is i proaoss mont destructive OF wealth !;
1t las to feed iii enornous Number Of 1aborora,
to clotho and houHo tf;6m h!id supply tltom with
tools. Tho materials absorbed tit the construc-
ssa ssn Il ss ssroysa sa es sess So tns I sy y
had been thrown into tho sea. That ia IN Incl"
dent common to gil forms Of capital c9pltal u
destroyed Ry employment, but ia found ngalti
with increase In tho thlnBa 1t producos. But in
tako place fol: years, ovon at tho best, when tho
formation Of tho reilways !. goes, on. unin-
torruptodly. Tho period ot national pov-
erty, !; caused BY. tho consumptiy.,o
process OF CONSTRUCTION, fa rendered still
work, and then tho dimiuution Of tho. public
woa.th ia most real aud may bo moht oppressive
Tie Bcyerty Of the English crisis Of 1877 was in
no slight dogrce duo to the loss Of Woalth caused
By an oxceanlye making Of railways. A nation
Its savings. .unlosa it can contriye to borrow
from abroad, must as inevitably fall into 6mbar.
, 1873-11-08
ST. LOUIS.
Special NsUatch to The Chicago Tribune,
STARTLING nUMoR8.

= BTAHT11EH NUMUH8s
ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. 7.-Rumors have been
current for day or two affecting the stability
OF the large jqbbing dry goods firm Of Dodd,
Brown Il Co., Of this city. The members Of tho
firm positively dony that there is any foundation
for tha reports.
It has also been currently reported that II. D.
Mann 4 Co., extensive deAlera In fancy dry
goods, are shaky, but there does not aoena to be
!. any cause to suspect their solyency. They arc
simply selling on at coat, preparatory to
change OF base here, or an entire desertlon Of
the city. There Ia similar talk In regard to two
large oommiesion houses, whose names have not
yet been made public.
, 1873-11-08
WASHINGTON,

POLITICIANS INVOLVED IN scorr's scurMEs.
Speciul Dispatch to The Chicago 4'rioaas.
WAsu1soToN, D. G., Nov. Tom Scotia mis-.
fortunes hayo. fallen with equal weight upon
very many Of tho moneyod politicians. Amongst
the autrerers are Henry s. M'Comb. author OF
tho Credit Mobilior suits. who had $1,000 in
scott'a Construction Company, 2ud Edward g.,
McCook, who had $4,000 In the tamo concern.
Discreet critics now say TINT
NO NEW RAILROAD TO TIE PAoIF1o
will bo built for ton or twenty yoars. =; :.
GEN. suEna1AN's VIEWS OF THE PANIC. .
Gen. Sherman has boon surprising his auditors
high and low, by saying that the run Of failures
III railway mercantile, and speculative life is Of
no real consequence, and TINT 1t ought to go on
until the consoieuceless clement Is eliminated
from banking and commerce. He thinks that II
sufficient Of these failures occur, VIC shall huve
an easy money market In few months.
CHANGES IN TIE TREASURY BUREAUS DESIRED.
Considerable rosolution las boon shown since
tue State elections as to compelling changes in
The opposition is directed against Secretary
Richardson, and his Solicitor, Mr. Bonfeld, and
also against Mr. Knox, tho Comptroller OF tho
Currency. Bonfold is one Of Boutwell's np-
poutmont8, aud his advice as Solicitor has, it is
said. brought the Treasury into the present
snarl with the canal companies.
CHARGES AoAIasT COMPTROLLER KNox.
Knox is denounced as Incompetent by tho
creditors Of the banks which have recently failed.
Amongst the charges brought against him is
one by GOV. Sheppard, Of the District Of Colum-
bin, to the effect that ho has been pursuing tho
National Metropolitan Bank vindictiyely, because
his brother-in-law was refused q place on the
Board Of Directors. Shepherd told Knox that il
ho had shown common aonse In looking aftor tho
First Nutional Bank tue remaining banks Of the
District Of Columbia would not now bc co,n-
pol1ed to carry all the business Of this region
over this period Of stringenoy.
In tho case OF the Ocean Bank Of Now York,
1t ia charged TINT Knox subjected tho Govern
1nent to damages before the metropolitan courts
by lis Ignorance of tho law OF contracts as a.
footing one entored into by the said bank with
itB attorney, Nathaniel Wilson. who brought auit
against the Receiver and recovered tie full
amount Of his fec, with interest and drawback.
, 1873-11-08

Articles OF Association Filpd-Mootina
for tho Kelief OF tin pnnr.

Special Nspatch to The Chicago Trtbuns.
IND1ANAPoL1s, Ind, Nov. THE Lafayette
Building Company to-day filed articles OF asso*
citation with tho State Secretary on a capital
stock Of s76,o0o. The Directors are Louis Kim
Myor, J. H. Wyokors, ~. voltnan John 4. Rice,
Horny Stcin, and John Leacher.
The Lawronceburg VIII sel Company also filed
articles on capital stock OF e4O,006. With Z. B.
Dohell, John 3: darnier, Martin Tottell, ]. N.
Another largo mec kiug Of business men vaa
hcu tonight to cons der measures for the relief
OF tho poor, and to furnish employment for ab!o
bodied men and wo' non.
, 1873-11-08
THE BA..dARlAN DISASTER.

0s1@0sc0 8sUEs OF XII VINO Hoh1h1mtu
on Honrd The lsnvalrtun.
:, TORONTO. Nov. 7.-Al hope is abandoned Of
the eafesy st the fourtoen persons who wero left
on hoara +ho burning stoa.uor Dayarian.
IoaoN 70, Out, Nov. 7.-.Sapt. Howard, Com
erRl su] nrintondent of tho Canadian Navigation
oompn ny, reports that tho burning Of tho Daya-
!ian vaa oauaod by the breaking Of rhe walking
bospf the fore part OF Which fell on several bar
rolce Of spirita atowed OH dock, bursting them
a,ad causing fire, 1t IL the intention OF the
Company to prosecute tho pihot aud men Of tue
tsst boat that left tho burning steamer TOR eav'
Ink contrary to orders.
, 1873-11-08

The FARMERs,ANn DRoyERs' BANK or, LOUIS.
tho aaIs os ticE Eots viii b placed there rpIuan ~
special depost until ting Concert ~ and all tho gifts
oheok 81 the Agent and Bu'ne.s Manager Of III Con
brary Tho cement not dependent upon tho salo
Of tickets TOT the means Of pairing e1ponso1 but amply
nro,eFa Bank tos that purpo:e The gutire p!oeeods
guarantee for thu payment OF al tho offered xtft4.
, 1873-11-08
JACKSON. MICH.

JHCkaQNt M|EH4
Special Dtspatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mlch., Nor. 7.-P. Il. Lahm d Co.,
Of Jackson, extensive dry-goods Dealers wero
brought to tho Un!led States District Court by
their Now York creditors to-day ou petition III
bankruptcy. Their liabilities aggregate $780,
600. Asaets, @l89.0Q0, !
, 1873-11-08

yards ii Green Point: Ono hundred laborers
drod cabinot'dfiakers vero discharged in tho ssmo
city. -Four hundrad mon from tho Brooklyn
City Works, aud 400 mon from tho Prospect
Park improYamanta
, 1873-11-08

#. THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
Sxeta{ Dfsppteh to Ths Clteaao Tribune.
PLArrsnouru, Neb., Nov. 7.-dov. ilrnao
has decided not to- call the Rebfask" Legislature
, 1873-11-08

WORkMEN' DISCHARGED. -.
NEw YonK, Nov. Z: Two :hqudrsd aud thirty
, 1873-11-08
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Real India Cameps-Hair shaw1s
(Filled Centre Black).
India :" Camel's-Hair, Square
Open Centre in Red 6 Black:
The London Wraps, in Cnmel's-
Hair Stripes, Long & Square.
The .Dacker Shawl, new and
very handsome. j.; ., :
French Cashmere, Long and
Broohe and Paisley, Long and
Square. 49,
Persian Stripe, Long &Square.
Diagonal Stripes, in Silk and
! Wool ShaWls. ~ =. =,
French and English Ottomans,
/. in Silk and Wool Shawls.
Scotch and English Plaid
shawls, Long and: Square.
Beaver and Hima1ayan Shawls,
for Carriage and Travelling
French Embroidered Cashmere
Shaw1s, New Designs.
Full line best Domestic Woo1en
Shawls, in Plaids and Stripes.
Gents Travelling Shawls.
Full assortment of Camel's-
. Hair 'Scarfs; also, Silk. and
!: Wool Ottoman Scarfs.
, 1873-11-08
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| FINANCIAL:
Meeting Of the Pennisyl:
Yailia Railroad
Directors:
A 5 Per Cent Scrip Divi-
dend Declared.
The Scrip Redeemable in March,
1875. ..
Col, Scott Sends in a Condition
al Resignation, -.
The Directory Unanimously De-
cline to Accept It.
Symptoms of q Panic In
london.
The Bank Of England Fixes tho Rate
Of Discount at 0 Per Cent.
H.. -:
Failure Of a Banking-House
I :. in Pittsburgh.
Gen. Sherman Expresses His Views
on Finance.
Growing Opposition to Secretary Rich
ardson and Comptroller Knox. ::
Tho New York Stock Market I'm
{, settled.
, 1873-11-08
1 Fourth Grand Gift Concert
ONE MILLION And FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
LIST OF GTFTS-

n d!rdod Into 10 o eash 9!ts ranging from
Iihutad by lot among the Observation-Disclosures.