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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-23

: y FROBATE-NanitOwOc County Court.
IL the nistter o tie estate OF LemHel y. Nichols
deceased. Letter 81 afIa nistrRiIon sa.d matter
Icing the l9ih day of MAY granted 10 Hannah
NtciIols Oa iiuC kland, hantUwJc County, and
having required the appointment of roma issiouers
SAID estate. II - ordered that ali claims ana de
ltuds PRISONS against said decreased lie Ieceiv-
81, examined and adjusted before the JudEc Of this
curt. And il - further ordered. that Xix months
from and alter the date hereof he and the Kerr
by allowed and limited to creditors IL present
their Ella against said deceilsf d And il is tuilIrr
ordered that Within sixty days the date hereof,
Ietc- O! the and places which "a: d Ga
may he presented and of the time limited tor credi
tors present their claims lie gwen by pHhif~E-nS
he same Tor four week suCcersiyey ulre ~ each
week ia the Nanitowoc TRIBUNE a weekly newspaper
printed at the city of Manitowoc in said county.
By the Court,
W W WALDO. County Judge.
Dated at Mantowcc, the goth dsy 81 September A.
u. 1873 25-4t
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City Treasurer'S Notices.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TREAsuKEk's OFFICE
Manito"oc County. ! Maliitowoc, oct. TO- 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given the owueIs or occupant.
oi lots or PAL GELS land fronting On hamilton
street, from lUtn 10 18th streets, IS ard uI
this CITY, that the lax list tot the improvement
said Hamilton street, the lat ard hee,i de
iyered to Tor collection sId that the said owners
or occupants OF lots parcels land fronting
street above escrIhed, are hereby required pay
me wIthin thirty days after dale this hUtice
the taxes charged sand list the parcels
iahu owned 10y them espectyely, together with the
commission "a hive per the amount there
vi Tor collection lees, ad that nsa,d Will he
PAID within hitee days from the notice.
The ices Tor collecting the will only per
centum on the amount such
+. SCHULTZ, City Treasurer.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. CIIY TREAsUREE's OFF1cE
Mahito"oc county. J ManrIowuc, Oct l6, lSIJ.s
n Office is hereby given To the or Occupants
oil lots Or parcels Ui larlri iout.Le
street from Lane To Stn street, III the Ist Yard this
olIy thai the tax i.sI nor the impruN
Hamilton street, the LIST " has delivered
Il me for collection and tia! The SAID
pants OF lots psIccis Of tnu fruntg ii. ett
above descrlbe@, aie hereby lequiIeu to iay me
within thirty days after the THIS notice the
taxes charged SAID list the lots parcels uf
land owned by ;heIn respectively seIher with the
combustion vi nNe per cenuE tie amount Thereof
Tor collection ices, thai II such wiB be paid
within fifteen days rom the Iiste this norIce the
lees Ior collecting the Will he per
tlm On the aI''vuLI Ot such lakes
F. SLHULIZ. City Treasurer
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AGENTS WANTED.

DR.. Garvin'S Elixir of Tar.
Is recommended by regular medical practitioners and
speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs Catarrh
Asthma. Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Consumption
and all Pulmonary Complaints, Scrofula. Eryspeias
Dyspepsia and Gout, Dysentery, Cholera morbus
Cholera and all liver and bowel complaints Kidney
diseases and all affections of the Urin Organs-per-
fectly harmless-iree from Mineral or Alcoholic
properties pleasant to take and never known q
fail-Price 81 o. per bottle. Full particulars with
medical testimony and certificates applic,.-
ton Address, l.. 2, HYDE CO., 195 Seventh
Avenue, New York.
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THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE.
Il most imloortant inrention Sold by The Elastic
Truss Co.. No. 6s3 Broadway, N. Y City. 1t retains
Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort, night and
day, at all times and under all circumstances with
out any exception whatever i'll any case and should
never be taken off during thu short time requisite to
effect a permanent cure. Sent 10y mail. Circulars
free. Any Druggist Physician will order this new
Truss for you without charge 20-4 Yam
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Centaur Ifnimcns,

There is no pain which the Gen.
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling 1t will not subdue, and no
lameness which it will not cure.
This is strong language, but it IS
true. 1t has produced more cares
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Sale Of Forfeited Mortgage Lands.

Office of Com. of School and University Lands
Madison, is. September 18th, 1873. (
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
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.-. BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between nlain ano bank'
VERY VALUABLE DIsTILLERY,
Y WITH MOST COMPLETE MACHINERY
AND FIXTURES THEREIN, ON THE OS-
BORNE TURNPIKE. WITHIN ONE MILE OF
THE CITY, AND WITHIN FEW W., H y ND Re
PEAkE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
LIST day of duly, at 50 O'Clock P NJ, we wi sell at
hf tine
s 375-1OOO ACRES OF LAND, having a long front
the turnpike land IS II Is almost contiguous 10
the brck-yards now so extensively worked 1t with
out doubt possesses great value for its brick clay
The improvements consist Of the MAIN DIS
TILLERY, Ill feet by about 90 feet, three stories
high, aud of brick; BONDED WAREHOUSE, -
by 81 feet. also Of brick; and all very substantial
Unlimited supplies Of water furnished by q well, a
PUNE e M anu saf Sfsfs AND consist in
arst size, very large copper still for manufactur-
ing iue whlskey, 20 fermenihg tubs, 1880 gallons
each: 3 large receivers, copper.ilned mash-tuDs,
each s,.ei gallons pairs French burrs; complete
tub, all complete; pair large scales Fairbanks
scale for Weighing cattle or COAL bolting chest ana
large bins for grain, complete set OF grain ele-
yaiors, stabbng for eight horses, house Tor 2,7oo
asfS besides other articles ., ue anu se"t
This establishment was gotten up since the war
without regard to expense. 1t cost nearly Sloo 900
and is probably the most complete OF Its Kind In
Virginia.
This property will be much enhanced In value by
its proximity to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharves, aud besides It's especial value as olstli-
lery: may be readily adapted TO other purposes,
such as paper or cotton mill, or any other manu-
featuring purpose. =
It win be sold entire-real estate, machinery, and
fixtures as they .y. stand sR1,rBs WILLIAMS,
"a 1s.eodt2stdtds Auctioneers
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BY Hill j. Goddin, "a = s
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. IIus Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL.
i ISGS.AND THREE VACANT LOTS ON
MAIN sIaEsp STREET ZEE BETWEEN sLAUREL ANb
i Snn x STREETS. BRICK, DWELLING
mp 81 N W LOT ON. CANAL, STREET
y "a kaI JEFFERSON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
I BY sde request Of the heirs Of W 3: GLENN de-
ceased, we VIII sell on FRIDAY, 77th instant on
:, premises, the following property I'm The order
n s;FSTs AT O'Clock T; n. TWO BKICk TENE.
iENIs on the south side of Main street between
n ,Ia anu cherry streets, one-haH square from
inEe fark Each tenement contains seven rooms
kItfhen to each with four rooms; well OF winter be.
tween the two tenernents the lots front each a5feet
ana run back 100 feet to 20-foot alleys now occu-
pled ~ good reutal. Immediately after the above
we WIN sell TWO LOTS, 32S feet front each, having
the dept OF 100 feet, the west side of the above
SIDE. - -''1 'a'
We particularly call attention to these most ex-
celent building lots Veryfew remain for sale near
Monroe Park at moderate prices. At 81 O'Clock p.
"a good brick DWELLING on Canal Street near
Jefferson, containing five rooms kitchen and wa ter
on tie lot. LOT fronts q feet and runs back 100
icet TO fffeen-foOt alley. The nearness of this
mouse to the workshops and the Tredcgar Iron
Works should make this property sought AFTER I'M
meatey after the sale Of the dwelling we win sell
aVACANT LOT at the southwest corner or Jeffer-
son and Canal Streets fronting 49, feet and running
back l20 feet to an alley fifteen feet wide. - I
Iaxes for the present year 10 be paid by theIpur.
chasers. - -.Eens q : 80 . :.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance six, twelve
and eighteen mouths secured by trust deed with six
per cent Interest. HILL & GODDIN,
lie q TT. ta-s. .sgsE-. a-e' I.Ftr Auctfonpers
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WlLIIHG TO HELP HIM Our OF THE WoRLD.--
Tn, south Bend Tribune has the following
Story of Il wife who was not disposed to
fnWart her husbands desire to commit sui
eide: A few days ago farmer i'll Madison
township quarrcled with his wife and left
home. lie returned in Il short time. and the
quarrel was resumed and continued to such
m extent that he expressed desire to be
vlIt NJ the world. His wife intimated that
nothing would please her better, and offered
/" do her part if the rife were only loaded.
iir went into the house. got the rifle and
ammunition. and loaded it in the presence of
his wife. but WAS Very careful, when she was
rot locking, TO slip the ball down his sleeve.
After the gun bad been capped he handed il
t. her and went into the yard, she following
a- far rs the door, when she took deliberate
aim and fired. The husband dropped i'll the
,l5t-s. to all appearances dead, and laid there
4 short time before the wife came to him
It did not take her long to discover that hc
wa, playing possum,' and grasping an
uX-handlc she attacked him so tiercely that
hut for the interference Of some of the
children She would have crushed his skull
/, is needless to add that there will be 4
divorce"
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II dsEs BEE ID. iEaeho, 4,
; 81 Heal Estate agent and Ancaonear,i
fyc.,s Fourfnefltf, street. M ~

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
~ TTFUD iCOUETRY.SEATC CALLED PEA:
RiD9En-I shall, sc the seqfest of she parties, OIL
fer for sale at public auction, on The premises on
TUESDAY, July sth, 1874, at y O'Clock "a me
aboye-named FARM, gitnated In the county OF Fan
over at the head OF Mechanicsyiile turnpike, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres (17n} more or
less twp-thirds Of The land Is cleared; the readEe
Tie Improvements consist CT n COTTAGE
HOUSE containing four rooms. kitchen, smoke
house, and all ether necessary out4huffdiHgs.
Parties cHn also purchase ft the same time the
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMEHTS. and GROW
ING CROPS, Che latter being Of fine quality, and
win show for Themselves. tf' {. .EF5g TEs GEH
Mr. and Mrs. Z. b DUNN the present. upaDts.
win show the place to any one before the day, Of
sale. Possession can be had In ten days after sale
. TERMS Oue-fourth cash balance on q credit OF
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, secured by decd of trust until all the pur
chase money Is paid. = e. d. EaCHO, ="
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:.s.sE saAEy Eruhta q Iliffliams,
Real Estate Agents and Auet5o1ee
"a Eleventh between 5fair, snd Bank strea

A SSIGNEE,s SALE.By virtue u Q
IA decree or the District Court Of the Untted
sases Cor the Eastern District cf Virginia. nnffre1
May ], is7a, ID the matter or William ID. Suftof
Co., and Wif1ian 81. sutton, bankfupts, Ah1!gse
az Public aueffor in front Of the United Saafss
courshonse. BaEk street, IN the city or
MORO, % SATURDAY. Jnne rs, fsIs: ut ~ N.
20 tne nlgnest bidder, al the right title, aud IN.
teTea o. the faaned tankruptA in and cot The
No. 1TWo Fk aSsH Is 81 LAND il Ney Hen.
coutfy Va, oneof SIXTY aud the other os TW o
HUNDRED AND lEURTYtSEYENY ACRES. ~
No. g A0EE-HALFLN INTEREST," In ONE HIM
DRIED AND SEVENTEEN AcRES 81 Bosbers
dam ON james river, I'm Henrico county fIffI I,
!, Na.5. 4 Lei, opposite the Baptist College, In
No.is. ONE HUNDRED AND FrPTY-EusHr
AND oNE-HALF ACRES In Prince William
No. J. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in sbellc,ty
OF A1exandrfn, Va. liH j 5EstS go a.
Also at the, same time, plsce, and manner. slall
offer for sale all Inc PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
said bankrupts of every description, consisting Of
BILLS, BONDS, NOTES, ACC8U MIS-, CHOSES
In ACTON, etc, surrendered ND to the assignee Of
TERMS Of SUE: For Che personal property,
cash for the real estate one third CASH and the
balance In equnl tinstafments of six and twelve
months, peRotiabfe nose5to be given therefor with
good security, nterPst added dEg Sfsfr az
; Is ,r.r ,yylt7.G tts,yJOHN S9M0RS0N, Assignee.
GRUBRS WILLIAMS, AucttOneers. ~ te27
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: 81 james III. Taylor e Son. - 81; &
Real Estaie Agents and AGctfoneers,
4 sofice corner Eleventh and Bank streeass

THAT F1RST.EEAsS3 PRIVATE RESI-.
flgDENGR,ONf THE NORTH sIpE Oh, OF, EIIasS
5E 81 BY X. Il. DIBREEE, ESQ, WITH
IA BEAHTIFUL VACANT LOT sexisa EEL
ATTACHED, FOR SALE At AUCTIVN.L.inss
auction, ON The premises, ut @ O'Clock r. M, On
THURSDAY the I'd day OF Jnly, ls7s that EuIaD.s
10 rooms besides closets and storeroouls, with AL
modern Improvements, such as baths, not ana eofu'
There are also on the premises large two-story
brick kitchen with four roous. smokebdase, car.
riage-house and stable all Of which have oeen re-
Gently thoroughly repaired. and are rcw In perfect
order The lots together front 90 feet running back
ISIS feet 10 wide paved alley, and Viii be SOLD as
whole. or divided, IL desiEeds Cfi! IRE
residence IS called 90 THIS sale. ~ ~
. Terms: Very liberal, and made Known g the
hour of sale. JAMES 81. TkYBORs&s ON,
=, 10 os a.l,t, 800 f,I-e 81 ~ AucttoHeefs.
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,usr,S SCENES IN NAsnvuLE--RAvAGEs
me CHoLERA,-Ik Press and
T.rnI3. From a private letter from lead
-. BUSINESS man Of Nashville. writtea Mob
% ' afternoon, we make the following eX-
:. The condition of things has been awtul
,.rr Last Friday | reported cighty-one
,.t,hS This was obtained from the under
,,..r.. but ] am fully satisfied that there
,,.,rc at least twenty-five TO thirty more WHO
r,r, boxed up by carpenters IN different
,rt, cf the city and buried. | know Of
,.r, where whole families Of negroes have
,l..3-onc case where the man and his wife
,,,rc wing dead on the bed and three chill
lrrn dead on the floor.
"a Mr.. Jenkins. of Edgcheld, had two
children to die yesterday. They were both
d, sunday school in the morning and were
N heir collins at O'Clock. The disease
SEEMS however. as 4 general thing. to bt
,snfncd to the negroes and the poorer
classes of white people. I noticed that or
sunday ont of tifty-six there were twenty.
c-ht buried by the county. In almost every
instance, where proper medical attention car
Ic had promptly, the case will yield to treat
mrnt. MANY have doubtless died from
fright aud likewise from orerdoSeS of pre-
t...tJrrS.
While speaking of prcvcntivcS, | vii
~. YOU what consider the best prescrip
,.on shat can bc followed: Have y bandagt
abnu, half yard wide, made Of good soft
,ianncl; keep il tied around the bowels, ant
every morning rub the abdomen we'll will
,pirrS of cumphor. I use this constantly
md require all my people to do so.
DO this and live prudcntly, eating ~
,,ull> or vegetables. and keep from getting
Jared. and you will he well fortified agains
rIulr!a.
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H BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctionears and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED AT THE
SORTHEAST CORNER Of Third AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-.By re-
quest OF Mr. s. q. Iardy we will sell at auction, on
z. NJ, his wel-known and universally admired
RESIDENCE, situated as above 1t ID OF brick, CO.
yered with mastic and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store-rooms and closets, with hot, cold, and
shower-baths and water, with stationary washstands
in the principal chambers; kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises, and all of the most mo-
dern conyeniences. The stable is new. and besides
q hostler's room has space for two carriages and
three stalls. ,{s
The buildings have been remodelied and renovated
within a few years past, and are now In perfect
order. $500
1t would be impossible In an advertisement to
convey IN adequate idea Of the elegance and com.
enough to say that it combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
finish In every detail, and the highest possible degree
of convenience and comfortable accommodation for
lnrge family.
The lot fronts 1913 feet on Third street, and runs
back 1870 feet. .- ..
The situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city and rs 1t stands this property
Is not exceled by any other In all that constitutes
It will be sold as a whole or II desired the dwell
Ing will be sold with front OF about So feet leay
Ing three building lots, each fronting rs feet on
Third street, 10 be sold separately.
the day of sale are requested to call upon u.s..
We loish to impress ,roon the minds Of GH inter
eSted that no special idea Of the ualue Of the pro:
perty is held By the osoneT, dndthat 1t must be sod
TERMS: accommodating, and be made known
at the dime Of sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
, f< III ~ Auctloneers,
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6 ss1sy Eype u Brosaez. u,
ii Am n !, .I s. I'd III slss n
xr,.Arfr4n6E r,aTCR sToHE WITH

INVALUABLE BflfGE ST6HN Vlyn
d fsgwgltlNs oyEK ZANE isksEkkIzEkHnS "
KNOWN "A SkELERtS ESTAuRAMI, Htyw.s
ATEU ON THE SOUTH SIDE u 49, -
S4nE .ATsYubEft ADof90N.a- WssAAfl,x e re
request OF the ownersoer for sale at puns sncoons
on enc premises, on THURSDAY, % snt7r gS,1Ss
aSsJyp tifssoribedr The store and dwelling are On
firsiy sefiafdtsd nom The bar and Scefsursus, Sad
noie ,isosi nj q rsUcery anG fsmiIy residence.
! Tha rsstanrs1,t and bar has asarge hail entrances
nom Msjr, street leading back 90 same5 WHICH naS
odghfy renovsted. sIt now occugssd ~
am usr sass.irn. T2fs LOT kas ZINE front on Main
.siresf. eytendsua back 70 . vide paved xHeI.
TIis Yroperfy IL among the most desaofe pieees
nnrftps DESIRING 20 make good inSestment.
4 Tsns Nm Lifeysi ard naade known At the hour Oh
salc. "a 81 sst s,,f trs, LII cE ~ nnO1i1Ln.
= ~ n AdttiOttGSLos,
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"A wow 40E tap0 1HE4xeM lSSsent4s15SsFi
have seen sfS sis1f articles ffekari ID
the vacant profess6 ifE Id tlie Bffavefsity, "a
be filed the 18th instant sSoine or chem
have reappeared Ia the Dispatch. as the
Dispatch, did not admire Che mode Of et.
tending, the invitation TO applicants !" "a
Z" forward testimonials" This, however
seems merely a matter Of taste, and I am MOI
sure that / could suggest q better mode 81
accomplishing the desired end. There NJ
however, in the articles referred to slur nj
the applicants, which strikes me as unfair.
The number or applicants, as estimated 10
the papers, Is, I think, greatly exaggerated.
Most Of them, / believe, are Alus,,ri OF the
University who years ago received the high
est honors of that. Institution, and who for d
quarter OF a century or more have occupied
a most enyiable place in the confidence and
affections of our people as educators Of their
sons and daughters. Now, when these gen.
tlemen, in response to an invitation from.tbe
Board of Visitors, permit their names to be
used in connection with the appointment, l
respectfully submit that it Is unfair, not to
say ungrateful-for there are few Of US
who are not indebted to them--to char
acterize them by the dlsreputable epithet oi
hungry scrambiers."
I Nor AN APPLICANT.
-FOUR correspondent explains that he does
not understand us to have Endorsed the
| words TO which he objects.] ts
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INSTRUCTIVE FIRE rs NoRFoLK-BrRSISG
rr IKAvr>'S SH.p-iARD AND SEVERAL OTHER
Er.urI<Gs. 49, Norfolk Journal, PSI - Last
ul.lt about l25 o'clock the large frame ware
hrlI>c on Water street leased from the city
- the Albcmarlc and Chesapeake Canal
COMPANY. and used ~ storage-honse Tor
truck hY Mr.. j. f.. Baum. was discovered
- hr on fire. and the alarm was gwen.
The flames soon spread TO the rlanin@-mili
i Graves ship-yard, which, with large
Quantity of >ii>he> doors, dressed timber,
H.. wis entirely destroyed. a, was the
huIIdin~ in which the fire originated: On
rn, right Of the warehouse was brick build
nm, belonging 10 Mr.. 4. \. Mccullough, and
r.,d rs an office and for storage purposes.
hi, WA, also DESTROYED. despite the arduous
,Ncrtiun> of the iirrinen.
tn the ..wa,," at Graves ship-yard
WIRE the schooner Miranda and the pilot
buat Siarkcy undergoing repairs. The
s., boomer was run into the water, and ar
r,u.rmcn,S made to do the same thing with
th, ~tarkcy, IN, this was found unnecessary.
Mr.. Graves loses heavily. He had only re-.
cent?, completed his planing-mll, and had
in Il large quantity NJ new and very waltz
able machinery. The building and ma
rhln"rv cost so 600. and Oh this there was
- insurance Of onl, $4,000. The machinery
,,Iou, was valued at Sl6,0oQ. In the confu-
ION ana noise it was impossible to obtain an
accurate list Of the companies in which the
properly was insured but the following is
believed 10 be correct rs far as it goes: Great
Western. Of New Orleans. $4,000; AleNan-
hi, tNa.l. $1,000 81. b. Martin is agent for
,oj'i commnicsl; Farmville (Na.), $500, J.
J., '0rlcy agent.
Viz. Mccullough had small insurance on
a., property, but neither the amount nor
name Of company could be obtained. He
...u loses Il considerable amount Of lumber
,F.'d up in his yard. The city's property
nt, uninsured. Mr. Baum had Il large guam.
r.'y of fruit and vegetable crates in the ware
aoil>r. which were insured. The Canal Com
.apl', los canuut he estimated. although ii
i. rot llrg".
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FEMALE SwI>plEKs--SAN FRANCISCO MER-
.u,>TS NINr. = .0nn. --Son Francisco. June
4! In April last Madame De MorSaleS and
50" daughters arrived in this city and
.'uWwd at the Grand Hotel. They repre-
.rntri themselves rs Cuban refugees
d,-pniIcd hy war. They stated that they
wished to establish young ladies' seminary,
.~ hey were very poor, and desired assist
aurr from wealthy bankers aud merchants.
Iur ladies were attractive and highly ac-
"rDl,lishcd; besides, showed letters OF
l~r"mmendation purporting to have been
"ri'trn by General Sherman, Secretary
l'uutwci. and several members Of Congress
sad public men at Washington. Also let.
r,r> from General Schoteld, Bishop Kip, and
Archbishop Alemong, of this city. On the
strength Of these letters the young ladies
~.u"d $4,000 from gentlemen and firms in
llr.> ,itv. aud negotiated for Il building, but
~ the 18th of May last they left by over
MiId for New York, where they have since
n,'n zen by the British consul of this city,
vino gave them so nile here.
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THEORETICALLY SEALED GooDs.-A recent
decision OF Judge Clifford. of Maine, gives
the exclusive privilege to J. Winslow Jones
and the Portland (Maine) Packing Company
to put up green corn in Theoretically sealed
cans. An association has been formed of
packers and dealers of hermeticalIy sealed
goods TO defend their rights against the al
legged monopoly. With that view the Oyster
and Fruit Packers Association of Baltimore,
it is announced, will hold meeting on the
9Th of July to consider the case of the Jones
patent, and to take such steps as may be
deemed necessary in the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

HANDSOME TEsTIAoSIAL.-{ Valley Virgin
AN IA few days ago General John Echols,
late president Of the Cincinnati, Louisville
aud Lexington railroad, received by express
d beautiful gold-headed walking-caDe from
the officers and employees of the company, as
light testimonial Of the high esteem in
which they hold him personally and Off
c!aIlr. The cane was accompanied by be-
biting letter. 10 which General EchOls re-
ep hded in appropriate terms.