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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-20

ROYAL" HIGHNEsS." The stat.
ure of the Emperor and Princes of
Germany is as follows The height
OF the Emperor of Germany is 5
feet 10 inches 3 lines; that of the
Prince Imperial 5 feet II inches ::
that Of Prince Charles 5 fe t 8
inches; that Of Prince Frederick
Charles 5 feet Z inches | line: that
vt Prince Aibrec It. Jr., feet 4
inches. The late Prince Albrecht
was 5 fe't II inches tall. Bis
m ,rck is 5 fet t | l inches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-20
Collections Made.

RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN I Noes
to business men and the public that
he will attend 10 the collie ION OF
BI,.l - in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend to busi-
ness and make remittances for parties
at u distance. Charges moderate.
office at the office OF VIM. Nj. Gates,
Justice ni the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -, 1878. la22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-20

a MOTHER AND A MUIE-An
Officer attached to the staff of
General Custar. having his wife
aud child with him, just before n
s1arp fight with the Indians, rave
them in charge of a friendly In.
dian IT, take beyond the pnemv's
line. The Indian procured a mule
aud started On reaching the
river he proposed to the mother
to take over the. child first, and
return for her. When half wav
over the mule suddenly stopped.
and began slowly to sink, until
mule, Indian and child disan-
peared. Tie mnther, on reaching
New York. met Mr.. Bergl, and,
with tears In her eyes, related her
sad story.
"Oh, Mr.. Bergh." she exclaimed,
words cannot tell what 1 have
suffered as l saw my poor child
perish within my sight! Fancy,
II you can, what were the feel
ings of IL mother on that sad occa-
sinn!"
Yes" said Mr.. Bergh, "of course
1T is very bad hut, madam. fancy
the feelings of the mule!"-Hur-
Per's Magazine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23

Whereupon your petitioner prays that
three disiulcrested persons be appointed Com
missioners under the provisions of Section IA
of Chapter $40 of the private laws OF this
State Of Wisconsin, approved March 10, 1870,
who arc residents of the said County OF Doug
las, wherein said lands are situate, whose du-
" it shall be to view md examine the lands
herein described, with the buildings and inn
provements thereon, if any, and shall esti-
mate the value of said lands, so required by
their petitioner, and all the damages which
the owners of said lands shall sustain, or may
have sustained, by reason of the taking OF
the same for the construction and use of the
railroad now in the course of construction by
your petitioner, or the work, buildings and
fixtures pertaining thereto, which said appli-
cation is duly verified as provided by law.
II. \. SETTER, Atty for petitioner.
Dated July 30th, 1878
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23
NORTHWARD ADVANCE OF THE


On Tuesday August 18th, Vice President
Reed of the Wisconsin Central Railroad, in
vlted Governor Washburn and some eighty
others, including Congressman, State officials,
editors, and prominent citizens from different
sections of the State, to take trip of in
spection over the finished portion of the Road.
The train reached the station of Chelsea
which is 134 miles from Menasha on the way
10 Lake Superior 1t is II miles beyond
Stevens Point and so miles this side of the
Elbow, Tor the point at which the road turns
TO the north)
This brings the completed portion on the
southern division of the work, as far up as
the latitude of Saltwater, Mimi In fact at
this date, the track is laid six miles further
north, leaving gap of less than so miles be-
tween Chelsea and Silver Greek. One half
of this gap is to be closed before winter by
the workers from the southern end of the
route alone, while the Ashland extension
from the north will at least reach the Iron
Range, reducing the distance between the
two working divisions by January lst to less
than thirty miles 1t is expected that the
whole line of 250 miles from Menasha to Lake
Superior at Ashland, will be completed, and
in thorough running order by June lst 1874.
Since the trip of inspection by the Cover
nor, a certificate has been granted to the
Company, which entities them to receive one
half Of their land grant, and thus the speedy
completion of the road is assured beyond
reasonable doubt The Company is employ
ing 300 men on grade, track and bridges
Wages respectively s. 90, 1925 and $3.50
per day. Board 81 per week. Pay in har-
vest time quarter dollar extra per day.
Mr.. Phillips the heart and soul of the
great work, has been offered S25, 900 salary
as President of the Union Pacific, and refused
to accept. Had such railway men as he man
aged the St. Croix grant, it would not now
be the football of Congress, and the shuttle
cock of spectators. The Wisconsin Central
will prove the virtual eastern extension cf
the Northern Pacific with which road it will
undoubtedly connect in Superior in 1875.
For the information of our readers we ap-
pend table Of stations and distances on the
w 9. Il. r. from Menasha northward, taken
from the Milwaukee Wisconsin Chelsea is
. miles north Of the last station:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23
Superior City Brewery,

KLEIN & DESIMVAL, Proprietors.
We have recently added extensive and valuable
improvements TO our Brewery and now manufac>
turirr first class srticle of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23

WESTWARD HOi-THE " p. BE
YOND THE MISSOURI


The Chief Engineer of the \. p r. Il. Co. advertises
at St Paul for proposals for grazing and bridging
.hrt Road POS miles beyond the Missouri. This Will
carry the Northe Pacific liue to The Yellowstone
river. 1t is understood that the work will be done
on the new and better route hetSeen these points,
found by GEN T. l.. Rosser during the present season.
a, this route was Immediately adopted by the Com
pauy. 1t avoids all but about one mile Of the bad
Lands % called
The continuance Of the " P beyond the Missouri,
speaks well for the speedy completion Of the rad to
the Pacific If the Company intend to halt anywhere
Tor term If years. the Missouri river the place
A mere extension to the wIds Of the Yellowstone
will not pay. The movement means steady construc-
tion to Central Montana, and that means the finish
ing of the Great Thoroughare at the earliest possible
day. Hurrth for the great Northwest aud its com
mercial backbone the Northern Paci@c Railroad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23
Desirable House

FOR LIE OR RENT
Contains 10 rooms. Location pleasant and
within blocks of Quebec Pier. Barn and
cistern on premises. Enquire of
GEO l.. BROOKS, Duluth,
or H. HAYES, Superior.
noyf Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23

sqna'e WI De counted the snnce OF ten lines OF
this kind Of type
Business cards lines OF less S5c0p year
Legal tisenents charged at The rates prescrib
ed by statue.
special notices 10 cents per line for each insertion
Transient advertisements mast be paid for in ad-
vHrCe; al others quarterly.
Adve tisemeBts not otherwise ordered, will be con-
timed until ordered Out aud charged accordingly.
Ne pTopf T legal adveris' ments furnished nutil the
advertisement is paid For
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23
Lager Beer.

which We will deliver 10 cur customers around the
baa5 of Lake Superior or along the Northern Pacific
r. R. in large small Orders.
We have large stock on hand which we are selling
AT lowest rates. Try Us before derinE elsewhere
aprl5tf hLtlN pEcl'i' At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
on Garth TO forgive sins. arise ana walk
. FROM THE BED,

AT ONCE AROSE FROM THE BED
and easily, and without pain, save ',elm
h,,rt in her feet and ankles, walked aione
several times ACROSS the room. ms was
anon, / O'Clock of the morning OF THURSDAY,
August 18th. IN 10 which time sue hao not
c,o,ed her ewes since retiring TO bed loi the
NIGHT, After time she lay down ana sep.
swcc,ly Ill! near !; then arose ana dresseo
herself. and walked out TO breakfast.
Two months have since passed away. Shc
remains free from disease, with increasing
strength. She finds constant rest oil soul
in Jesus. AssaIed by the adversary, she
constantly holds by faith. Meanwhile lhe
Lord is giving her work to do, in pubhc
and private labor for souls, and with her
men in answer 10 scores OF letters Of inquiry.
These ask: rs all this that we hear 'rllt
| answer. the flcts are exactly rs have mere
stated. Some NAV say that the experience
nc ;ba; nivlt was but the hailucinatlon OIL Il
disordcred Imagination. But the tact OF 'nc
cure remains, rs also thatol Inc sp.l'' ', 'i'n
formation. somehow il has been dohc-
what medical skill and careful! nursing utter
IL failed to accomplish, or, indeed 10 ailicii'
crate Many will attempt 10 account Tor inns
IN natural principles; but we are Simple
onou,rl, and credulouS enough, if it be Gre
drIiI2 10 believe, unWavcringly, that our
Lord Jesus Christ has, even in these days,
wrought
as REAL A MIRACLE
as any lie ever performed when lie walked
upon earth in His flesh. Not for our sake>
hi, He done this, but for the confirmation OF
the faith Of Christians. and to convince i;
s!;eptical age that He is still living God, auo
ma; Christ is still able and willing TO forgive
SINS. and make clean heart, and save TO tlt
ut,eimost. Yours in the faith,
NJ. SHERMAN,
Pastor Of Methodist Episcopal Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

Dir. HOPKINS. "Wlat does your enjoy
mcnt Of witty man depend upont" Stu
dent 1t is III proportion 10 bis wit" DR..
HOPKINS Surprising he is good man -
student: Ii is IN proportion to his good
hess Dr.. Hopkins: Well, suppo>lnS he
k3tows great dealt" Student: In pro-
portion to bis nose" Glass how'll We
i;an,s'S Rcc1cr.
A Catholic lady of Hamburg has be-
qucathed sixty thousand thalerS to The heads
oil the Jewish congregations Of that city TO
distribute in charities, Us an evidence OF the
Satin she has in their up!ightneSs, after IN
We ,tiru;ing through 4 long life tue doctrines
and cIcetis OF all nationalities.
John Paul announces that notWitEstand
ilr The Bullets, the conturlcly, and the scorn
which from youth up have endured at the
hands of an unappreciAlirc ana unSympa-
thizinE. public. l have yet no present lnte0-
tjon Of lecturing. no dalk future design OF
writing an almanac"
A lte-insurance man in ST. Louis Is i'll the
habit OF getting himself onto jurles in
doubtful c:,ses when business in his line is
dull Then he "nan@s" the jury until
every man Of the eleven is insured III his
company.
/ Washington police Justice sentenced a
man to sen years labor on BrSbane's pneu.
matte tube" which is considered something
of joke on Brisbane.
An exchange remarks that The editor of
The Chicago Times is cup on his hind les"
about Cuba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

lO1 lON .IAth Il D NV E!abG" *
BALIiNoEN.tirln middlinGs5 l51G.; ioay n' 70
,rrss Icc,, -. l.27i hal':'. Exports roastwse
bales. sale, u . Ualcs. stock, l1,l2l bales.
.Ionur: sic; and lr:n miGdngs, lo9.l ~
lu'9 ln;ullEEs. l4Ac.; strict good ordinary l1U
I4c ~ rcseiG o h' Es tTrgTt eye gIa.
500 ai,s. Stock, 1854 bales.
HoRFULK-Qu.et Low m!dd!inSs, l4c: Ect re.
ce.rts. 927 1.!ts. Exports cra-twsc, 1877 bales.
..;,e.. $50 bales Stock. 7.4SS bales.
Observation-Disclosures light: low middlincs, 44hL
i4@c. iec@lpt:, &;4Q6 bales Shipments l'o"'
talcS. Stock. Cs'.G9J Oates.
NV UrIrAHS.--!& slight demand: midtIinSs.
l53c. low rntdturs. &C.: s'sict good ordinary,
lac Nct rcceip :, .9JT Uaics: G,O:S. .0O9 tales.
t,Aror;s-io trictt briain. A bales coast"ise'
.i$s bales ,,'ies' 22;54e ba,rs; last evening
NILMlHC c0H--F.ra agd ac,iy" demand. Mid
tllInEs l.lt.c. Net receipts, l9o bales. sales, 80
bales. StocA, l.10l bales.
Eo>-oy-Qnici and Nrn. Ml4d!ings, 1j7;c. Nct
rcccInts So Bale: Gross. LILY balvs. Gales, 200
bales STOCK, 5000 Ga'c>.
low na.1dlIuss. 1E:c: Strict good ordinary. lie.
Set rcceip.s, .2.77 hses bHp2lis to Great Ri
tain. 2,Ail bas: c".stwi>c 334 bales. Sale, 200
bales. Stock. 1850 bales.
miG,ilings g.; strict good Ordinary, loc. Set
.tcGrsTH.->tronG: m!d,.I!nas. l40lIsc. Re-
ccirts, 81 ha,cs Sale. SCI bales.
Weekly rccei;:s. II, 81 bales: Sh!pmGn!s;. $3.50
STOCK this dir. II .35S bales.
GALvEsIu&.--Jemtnd good: offerings light
good Ordinary. i3He.; ordinary, l2c- N..receiptS'
lf z3 Gal~ HH2F:: c@ 9s2 2 bcs - '' a's'
SAyANNAH-riTE; .Iiiidi.nr~, 40. Net re-
cclrls 13 bal.s Exports coast HIsc. oOS bales.
sacs, 2.6ol nalcs. Stock, 96s97 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

ENGLISH CLASslCS-The cheapest
III books ever published:
SHAKESPEARE, GCc.; cloth, 81 20: containing
all the great poets plays, 81 in number. from the
original text: the whole Of hie POEMS. with ME-
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GILBERT WILSON, &C.
BYRON, Soc: colh IL. \ new edition OF the
works Of Lord Byron, isO pages, Is illustrations.
by !. GILBERT
poctical works ut Sir Walter Scott, illustrated by
Col DSaIITH, soc. cloth, 81. The works OF OH
yer Goldsmith. with MEMOIR and PORTRAIT
new and complete: illustrated edition.
BURNS 25c.: cloth, SOC. This new and COM
pcte edition Of tie pCe!cai works OF Robert Burns
Is deliberately Illustrated end contains the whole of
the great scottish bard.
ARABIAN NIGHTS. 2oc.; cloth. soc. a new
translation complete with numerous Illustrations
MILTON. o5c.; cloth. soc. Millions works new
edition. with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, and FRONT
lopItCE.
C6WFfR, zoe: cloth, .5Oc. Cowrcr's works,
new edition. with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, and
FRpSTISpiECE.
WORDSWORTH. 2ac.: cloth, SOC Words
worths works new edition, with numerous illus
tratiou:
MOORE, cloth. soc. Mnorc's works, ncw edition,
with G'Irie rJt,s illustrations.
TIE WAEERLEY NOVELS,
AT the uniform. price of 15c. per volume each vol
umc Illustrated with All cnravr! Irun!ispiccc, and
bound viii. ii!uni. alcd tartan cover, complete
III % volumes.
Any Of the above books sent post paid, to any
j. r. ELLYSuN,
Bookseller and statoncr. II Main street,
no slim Ricnmund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
By Lyme L Brother
Real Estate Agents and AuctisneerS,
ro 1919 Main street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ LOT, WITH
4 4 NEAT BEIt X TENEMENI w w TsIE
Rt.TWEES TWEhTY-sECDSDA AND TW FL -,
TY-THIRD STREETS. FOR SALE ! 80 49,,
Ted Gy IaiiIes O'Nei to the undesiSrc rs iiuSI",
dated 11h Scptemncr; is72 81 record our. 'I in
ID, +. 9Sc pag. G34, to secure the dcterIe PHI a,r,
nent, Oh said property thereby conyrsGa.d ~ S ~.
I'm execution OF said trust; being so fe9nieu cft,nD
o on ,hc urenisrs, on MONDAY. the 24th ,eiEJ
November, 1873, commencing at o'clock t,! ,.,
"nntain,np our rooms located above d' scria ,1
fronting on the north side Main street u Oy
feet to an alley. .,,,1 IN ~,
off certain negotiable note amounting 20 's4oop'
due the LID September. 1873; WIN lntsn r. :,
thereon until paid rs to The residue " ~,
cha 20 money on such term, is viii be iiiaG nu''
ut the hour Of sale W. d. IN r'Isstcr
1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
Ky Telegraph.

<rw York, November o.. ND5a.-stocks acitTc
and irregular. Gold, 11ONl10S. Money, bal.
Exchancc-Long, 2: short, 81. Governments
strong States quiet and nominal.
Ercning-Moncy active at 10 1852 COM
mission. Sterling heavy at Z Gold strong al
1loag9l1oM. Governments dull and strong. states
tnint and nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
BALTIMORE MARK Els.

BALTIMORE, November 22.--Flour active and
frln, ~tA an adraucla@ tendsrcy; prices mti-
changed. Wheat active and firm Pres hh-
changed. Corn quiet white southern, zoe 72c.
yellow. southern; Csc: new southern, ooW CO.; CO
.3E4 Arc: western white, 4SN50c. Rye steady
and unchanged Provisions quiet and unchanged
Western butter STEADY. Collie unchanged; ihlr -
rrlme Rio caYsieS. 20@22c. Whisky active ~
o.. Surar unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

For forty-and-tve long years
have followed my !u.sier. christ
Through fruity and tolls anu tears,
through passions that Sill! chlittu'
Through station that camc unsouEAt.
10 dazzle me, snare, te'r#.
Through tie bats th. Ie.nitcr bfoueA'
10 lure Iuc on, OF the way;
THROUGH tie pelll and greed Of power
fIhe hribe that hc though. most sufel
Through the name that l..lh mad ms cover
''lhc hoiy 6iSi0p u Tours
Sow. tired -! l!ie's poor SHOW,
Awcary Of soul and sore.
| am s,rCtch! K NY bands 10 20
Nhcre uCtiiiug Cali temp; me moro.
An. none hu: my Lord hath seen
How often I've swcrSed ASIDE -
How the word or the 10 TX scrrno
Hath hidden the hart OF prlo'
When :, beggar once cruuChcd IL l!csG'
flung him my priestlY a'ois'
And The people did l:1,td me dcd
y withholding the While TIER cole
Then closed my lip5 on curse
Ikea scorpion CURED within,
On such cheap charity. Worse
Was even than theirs. my ia
Ard once when a roNa! hand
Brake bread for The Christsa sweet grace,
was PROUD tnai aGuecn should Stand
aud serve IL lie henchuiaD S place'
But sorcs Of all bestsad
h'as L nightia my mario" cei!,
As poadercd with iow.lowtd ira"
i purpose thai pleaS"' me we'll
iva. fond 10 The sense ana lar
st,uncd to the heart and will,
And yet on Ii face Ii bare
Inr look Of II duty SIM:
Aud SAID as my doubts took wirS.
:. " here duty and choice accord
II Is even pleasant hi NJ,
10 TIE RcSt, ~ serve ih@ LORD.
turned ;rt. sawa sight
Woudruu~ and strange In SEC
4 being as narvtIGuS bright
As the visions Of angel he:
uis vcsturc wa wrorsh, Of fame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
rHlCi. or TICKETS.

Whole Tickets, :5a: Halves, S25: Tcnths. or each
coupon, -; Eleven Whole Tickets Tor $500; :?y
Tickets Tor 81 oro ll3 Whole Tickets Tor $500; 2z7
y hole Ticket, Tor SO 200. No discount OH less than
1903 worth OF Tickets III It time.
The unparalleled success OF the Third Gin Con-
cert. - well The satisfaction grca bS the First
and Second, MAKES II only necessary 70 announce
The Fourth 10 insure tbs prompt sale o: every ticket.
The Fourth tin Concert viii be conducted In Ill lis
details Ike the Third end iu.l particulars may he
learned trn circt!arf which mlii bc seut free from
this Office 10 all who Apply tor them.
Tickets Enw ready ivr sale, aua all orders accom-
panied bS The money promptly illl"d. Liberal icras
given 10 those who Day 70 sell again
THOMAS +. BR.tMLETTE,
Agent Public library. Kentucky, and Manager Gin
Concert, Public library Building. Louisville, KY
For tickets or Information apply 10
y. L. i'ECCSER,
800 hank street: or
WILLIAM II. YERHS.
Clerk at Furd's Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
Sales OF tickets In R!chmend will close on the
18th OF November. au ls-M&ThtDecl,&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
BY Burton, Carter & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AucliOnccri,
Eenrico Courthouse,
IWenty-second and Main etl.cts.
E11ECTTOR,s SALE OF EOuK VA

E1ECUTOR'S SALE OF FOUR VAL
q LIABLE BI:!LDING Tors IN TuE TOWN
.Of FULTON, FRONTING On tEETiE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS OEr HI >nRED AND
SiXIY-EOJR FEET EAST OF SPRING
,bTKEE1.--As executor Of the last viii and tes,a-
mcnt Of Plinus Lunphin, deceased, viii sell At
public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
The 18th day Of November, 1873. at o'clock =.
IL, the abovc-oCsrribcG LOTS, two having Il front
rf thirty feet each The south side Of tcutrc street.
amt the Remaining two fronting thirty feet each Oh
north side OF Nicholson street. ana all running
back depth Of nit:cty feet. These lots bcautl-
fully heated. ana have large quantity Of fine sand
npun them, which is very valuable, and To suit pur
chaser, will h sujdiyi,icd.
TERMS 3ladc known On day Of sale
r. \, ATKINSON, 1R..
EAccutcr cf last will aud testament OF l'rmus
g.uniyhu, deceased. no "a
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~ j. bel, K -or.
Rca Estate Agents and .tuc'.on.crs.
No. 8 Eleventh street Between Na.a .uI r.,

4 CCTlON SALE OF HOUSE AND
THE CORSER OF SEVENTEENTH NIr' 4 +
AND TnE srkttT EUNNIEG ElTE ~
TIE CITY q, " 4LN;2liOE@E AID oIlOCEO& MI
MEI EHi We VIII ~ uron III" p-,D!.a,. n
1873: at O'Clock =. ~. the IIDCS. hED jor
anh VACANT Lot located rs sbaro st1teG. III
house has i've Rooms, and Is we'll >!u.at.. and .
rangc1 Tor retail grocery aud rc1it:e.~p IT, IN.
on winch the house stands .vGu.3 - t,a... III.
vacant lot 30 feet, cJct running back good g.,t.
TERMS: orc-iburth cibn: the TslcGc - ..a,
clEh,. ana Twelve month, tor H.4y' able ,DIr vi .
SIX per cent Interest aittg! ., secured L., t.
Of trr,f. i~BgiI. ( So,
DO - NL-tL-L- IL
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ClNCINNAII MANkrrS.

rl&CIS%ATl. November o2.-floIr tlrin NJ -, ~ .
mS7 Corn firm 4; old car. shGilcd J440oc FRO
visions irincr. Pork strong 1T 81 10 heiI a. = .
I.ard->icam-ren held iirlnly III oSn az.
kettle. 7tsg nc. EaCOn-Shoult.rrs scarce ano
nrmcr al Ga &C.: clear rib, 6AG6fc; clear siats
B}.N,.Ty. Wnskev strong a; Sic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

DANGER OF CnL0Ror0Ry.--Ihc iury OF
doctors il the case of Mrs. Mary I. Cric,
who died from the effects OF chloroiorln az
miui,tcrcd by Dr. Eastman, Of Boston, re-
turned verdict last evening, but do mol
cen>urc him. The Jury caution tic public
AGAINST the inhalation o: SO dangerous nm
agent As chlorolorn for the production OF
insensibility TO pain, and ARE Of the opinion
that the iullalttion OF chloroiorm alone OF
mixed is always attended with danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
by Jane, ". Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents anG Aucloneers.
Onicc corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DEsIRABL

Ts'RU&TEE'S SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
4 BUILDING LOT. On TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN MUMFURD
and tILTEE sTaEEIS. AT AUCIlUN.-By
virtue Of i iced Of trust executed by VI. Rose 10
the subScribcr datcd JGly 7, S, al;l duly record
ed IN the clerks oil OF Nc'lmond Chanc,ry Court,
~ SECURE the payment y; certain negotiable notes
therein nicnticn.d, default having h"cu made in III.
payment If ore CT said uOtes, and at the request ri
auction. upon the premises. on TUESDAY tnr "a
day OF December. 1873, at o'clock L. NJ, if fair;
II let. tie next fair day thereafter sunday except
e.. thIt DESIRABLE LOT, ashore located. font
Ing n SIP Zee; the south side OF leigh str:.t
AMI running hack 81 feet 10 an alley As Ices viii;
10y nnouh II! caSA 70 pny Hie eTen'ss ol
vcInbcr 10, 1873, unt! paid and upon credit Il,
10 s43.IG III March 10, i 74, as to :4399 till
july IL, 1874. rs - s44,S2 till hOyeMher 10.
lcfl, Tor negotiable notes secured by i deed oi
trust. Terms II to any surplus will be made kaowu
At tit hour ii sale. Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustee
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & Son Auclioneers. no. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
hjy Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

<Ew YORK;. November 22.-Cotton easier;
sales 1880 balcs at 15&9l6c. Flour clcsed DULL !;
prices UNCHANGED. s. heat more Inactive and
lover; shippers hold OFT; winter red western:
i So. Corn more inactive; prime western mi Scd
in store. 69c Pork firm; new. sl4.0o. Lara
steady at 7'5c NaTals quiet. Groceries nrln :
Ercilnis sIn,lH.