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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-18

| POLICE COURT-Justice j. J. White
presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed of to-day:
Thos. Nicholson, charged with trespass-
ing on the premises of Ellen Cash and re-
moving therefrom bed-ticlS and lot of
wood, and threatening the life of Stephen
Caulding. Dismissed; matter for civil
action.
David Lewis, charged with carrying
away and secreting child from it's mother.
Rachel Jones. Discharged.
Beverly Dean, charged with trespassing
tent to commit larceny. Dismissed ar
rested under a misapprehension. f
VIM. l.. Taylor, charged with trespass-
ing on the premises of Robert Lacy. First
ottense discharged with an admonition.
Louisa Green, charged with abusing and
threatening to assault G.. w. Allen. Fined
50.
Louisa Green and George Barclay,
charged with assaulting Delphia Gordon
with a razor. Green discharged /; Barclay
bound over for three months in Sl00.
Richard Booker, charged with assaulting,
striking and threatening to beat Mary Hill.
Fined So.
Mary Hill, charged with assaulting,
cursing and abusing Richard Booker, and
threatening to have him whipped. Fined
81.
Richard Jones, charged with failing to
appear as a witness after being duly sum-
moned. Dismissed; sufficient excuse given.
Sandy Hogan, charged with stealing
load of coal, the property of Stephen
Hunter. Guilty, and sent to Jail for sixty
days.
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Dock CoMMERCE.-The following is a
list of the leading articles received into and
sent from the Richmond dock for the week
ending November 18th, 1871:
Inicd,d.-520 tons anthracite and btu
minous coal, 1872, 900 feet of lumber. 42O
tons of iron ore, 39s, 900 feet Of lumber.
% tons of iron. 900 bushels of wheat.
Out,oard.-9,00 hoop poles, 65s tons Of
granite, 4,025 barrels Of flour, 257 hogs
heads of tobacco, 337 tons of iron and "a
tons of Virginia coal. aM
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SEWING MACHINES.
rI,HE IMPROVED HOWE

rE,HE IMPROVED HOWE
Is TODAY FHg LATEST Ann Nosr HoDEss
SEWING-NTACHINE
in the world, having the original LOCK STITCH
and greater range of work, doing both very fine
and very coarse work perfectly with lille trouble
10 the operator. Has attachments for
HEMMING,
TELLING, .sn
BRAIDINC,
BINDING,
CORDIN1,
GATHERING,
TUCklNti, &c.
In fact, until you have seen the HOWE, you
have no idea what a really modern Sewing
Machine will do.
j. F. MCKINNEY, Agent,
no lO-tf S23 Main street.
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DEATH OF r. IL. DAvIs.-Mr. Il. H..
Davis. member of Virginia Lodge, No. 2,
knights of Pythias, died at his residence
Thursday night, at IL o'clock. The de-
ceased was about thirty-six years of age,
and was native of Charlotte county, in
this State. He came to this city at quite
an early age, and during MS business career
was member of the firm of Hector Davis
4 Co. and of r. II. Styll & Co. For some
time he held the office of city gauger. His
remains were inferred at Hollywood cemc-
terry this morning.
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VNkIE IMPROVED

VNkIE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST FOR ALI. KINDS OF WORK
LIS sales indicate it;
Durability and Popularity;
It's Work confirms IT,
l27,ss3 SOLD LAST YEAR
No OTHER MACHIyE SOLD so MANY
We neither force nor crowd sales.
The Machine must stand upon It's own ineriie
Call and examine 1t.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
slIAFfER Il STRONG,
mh l0--d&wts 9l3 Main street,
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AS Blue Ribbons and swindIes.--A stranger
passing along Main street, win notice a Sewing
Machine, in front of a small store, tied with a
blue ribbon-supposed to be the sign of said
machine having received lEemium at our late
fair; and he would be surprised to notice, upon
close inspection that it is the same machine from
which BLUE RIBBON WAS PUBLICLY TORN during
the fair, having been tied on without the sane
tion of the commttee-no award having been
made for sswingmachines. SPECTATOR.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

A deputation of Senator's and deputies
in attendance upon the Cortes, with the
Minister of the Crown, waited yesterday
morning upon King Amadeus and pre-
sented their congratulations upon the ami
yersary of his accession to the throne of
Spain. The King, in response, gave the
strongest assurance of his patriotism and
devotion TO the cause of recovering for
Spain her position among the powers of
Europe.
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nE"B" Select whiskey.

Gg-Canned Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment can be had at T. BALsER & CO =,
Sl4 Main street
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INTERESTING SERVICES AT THE
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. w.
A. Whitsitt, a distinguished Divine, of Ten
nessee, who has been spending several years
in German University, will preach at the
Second Baptist church tomorrow.
The well known reputation of this able
and eloquent minister Of God, promises to
attract an unusual attendance to the Second
Baptist church on tomorrow.
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Iiussia.

The government of st. Petersburgh is
vigorously engaged in the enterprise of
Russianizing its provinces on the shores of
the Baltic. A movement towards this end
is to declare the Russian the only official
language to be used in public DEGREES in the
courts and in the churches.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-m this court yes-
terday in the case Of p. bowman the Com
monwealth's Attorney entered noHe pros
eq'6.
ID. w. Moore was bailed in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the next term of
the court, with }. w. Allison as surety.
Washington Thomas and Newton Davis
were tried and acquitted, the former for a
misdemeanor and the latter for stealing a
lot Of clothing from A. c. Mitchell.
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PRIZE SEGARs.-C. G. Salamone. No.
SOB Broad street, has on exhibition the
splendid gold medal, awarded him by the
late Agricultural Fair, for the best segars
then exhibited. He will take pleasure in
showing it to his friends, besides selling
them the very best and cheapest segars to
be found in the city. We heartily recom-
mend several brands of his own manufac-
ture, as being superb.
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ARRIVAL OF CoNvICTs.-Joseph Hare,
convicted of rape by the Prince George
county court and sentenced to twenty years
Imprisonment in the pententiary, was en-
tered on books Of Col. Strother yesterday.
Also, lshmael Lipford, of Pittsylvania,
who is to undergo a confinement of five
years for murder in the second degree.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1871. =
g. 5. Richards, Petersburg, Va. Rev.
VIM. n. Dunnell, Red Bank, N. j. !; Kel-
ley K Moore, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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2 OUR EXPORT TRADE.-The American
brig" Trial" 205 tons burden, Captain F.
w. Leach, was cleared from this port yes
terday by the Brazilian Vice Consul, with
lS40 whole and $50 half barrels of flour,
shipped by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company.
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sY-sB" Select whisley.

bB Observation-Disclosures lii want of Csroce- :
ries ARE referred TO the advertisement of T. BAL
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VIRGINIA HAII,.--The audience at Vir-
giinla Hall last night was large and fashion,
able, and exhibited high qualification at the
elegant performances of the Watkins troupe.
A matinee performance is advertised for
this afternoon, the popular play of the
Hidden Hand being on the bills. To-
night . Molly Brown" a very interesting
domestic drama, and the humorous comedy
entitled the Adventures of Love Letter."
will be performed. As our people are Just
beginning to realize the versatile hstronic
abilities of the Rose and Harry Watkins
troupe, we hope that, previous engagements
permitting, the management will determine
to remain in Richmond another week.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Diet of Chestnuts.
The waters of the James are sanguin-
ary.
The weather is bright and lovely to-
day. agr->ols <ss
Legal tender-A lawyers offer of mar
riage.
The stove trade is brisk just at this
time.
The Legislature meets on the 9th of
December.
The next issue of the WEEKLY JOUR-
NAL will be full of newsy matter.
The Tyson injunction case is the alb
sorbing topic in Lynchburg. The closing
speech in the argument will be made to-
day.
The Hebrew Charitable Association
will give calico ball at Monticello Hall on
the 25th inst; the proceeds to be devoted
to charitable purposes.
Governor Walker has issued prccla-
nation offering reward Of 800 for the
apprehension and conviction of the persons
who murdered Policeman John Il. VIII
son, in Portsmouth.
Mr.. Spence, Of this city, who was
robbed of his watch on the Aqua Creek
boat short time ago, recovered his time
piece, through the prompt and energetic
action of q Washington detective.
A lady editor in Wisconsin advertises
in her own paper for husband. She says
ne must be printer, and possess means
sufficient to buy new press. Some typo
should embrace" this Opportunity
The alarm of fire last evening, about 6
O'Clock, was occasioned by the burning of
rubbish in the ruins of Mr.. James store,
which was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night. Captain Ainslie called out hook
and ladder company, which promptly re-
sponded, and gave such attention as the
safety of property adjacent to the burning
ruins required.
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THANKs.-We thank c. A.. Bradford.
Esq, U. s. Mail Agent, for papers in advance
of the mail to-day.
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To EDWARD LoMAx, GUARDIAN FOR

Il the children of Hyacinih Cozzens, L. =.
sale, James VIM Smith, guardian for George
w. and Robert l.. Ellis, Sarah j. Dohyns. Mary
T. Andrews, James II. Latane assignee Of Viii
liam j. Halle, Robert p. Baylor, assignee of ID
Sale Julia Coghill, and Wm. Davis:
You will take notice, that in pursuance of an
order made by The Register in Bankruptcy for
the Eastern District Of Virginia in the matter OF
Mary l.. Andrews against A. G. ONeale, bank
rupt, in the District Court of the United States
for the said District, shall, on FRIDAY, the Isl
day OF december next, at the law Office of
Messrs. Chandler & Morton, in the city of Rich.
mond take and report to the said court San ac-
count of the liens against the said bankrupt's
estate"
November 4, 1871.
JAMES M. MATTHEW'S,
no 7-l0t SDeciaI Cioponissio,sr
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MUCHLY IMPROVED. The crowds daily
throngng Broad street are gratiiled at the
recent improvements made at the old Pc
yiodical stand of 0. Bell Dyer, No. sos
Broad street. Stopping this morning to in
quire, we found Mr.. Judah Semon, son of
the late Emanuel Semon, had bought out
the establishment, and has opened a splen-
did stock of books, periodicals, fancy
goods, &C., &c. Persons wishing to sub
scribe to any of the magazines, foreign or
domestic, for 1872, may do so by calling
on Mr.. Semon. He also keeps on hand,
and for sale at the counter, the DAILY,
WEEKLY and WEEKLY STATE
JOURNAL. Give him q call.
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Rome.

A dispatch from Rome states that the
Holy Father has consented to the conse-
Grafton OF the church of st. Swaire. He
had hitherto refused to permit the cere-
mony to be performed, because the church
was the private property of King Victor
Emanuel.
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JOHN W. WOLTz, News and City Editor
LOCAL MIATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--
We note the following special appoint
ments:
Christ (EpiscopaD Church Valley--Rey.
5. r. Hammond at p. NJ.
st. Johns Episcopal. AT morning SER
vice (at ii A. NJ Rev. DR.. Wall will con-
tinue his sermon on Ritualism in view Of
the threatened growth and spread of the
heresy in the Church."
Grace Street Baptist. n. w. Viii
son at IL A. NJ. and p p. NJ.
Leigh Street Baptist. Rev. A. ID. Phil
lips at II A. M. Rev. A. Il. Dickinson at
% p. NJ.
Second Baptist w. II. Whitsitt,
of Tennessee, at IL A. NJ. and u p. NJ.
Centenary Methodist.-Rev. j. l.. NJ.
Curry at III A. M.
Christadelphian Synagogue, Covenant
HalI--Services at IL A. M. e
Virginia Hall Ninth street.. D.-Rev. John
Blenner at IL A. NJ. Sermon to chill
dren at $3.50 p. M. Services in German.
Odd-Fellows' Hall corner Franklin and
Mayo streets.)-Rev. DIR. Henkel at IL
A. NJ. and u p. M. Subject: "Doctrines
of the Lutheran Church,
Methodist Episcopal United States
court-room).-Rev. A. r. Miller at II
A. NJ.
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NE Cigars and Tobacco.-If you want 10 buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, you can do so nj T
BALNBR & Co. g, sl4 Main street.
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CEASE THY CoMPLAININGs.- Gs.-One of
our North Carolina exchanges speaks quite
fiattelingly of one Of the Democrats recent
ly elected to the Senate from this district,
and designates him as being recently from
North Carolina.
Now, there's nothing wrong i'll being a
''tar-heel," but there does seem to us as if
we had heard somebody mentioning scar-
pet-baggers, lately, and speaking rather
despairingly of them. We don't object to
them, but then to think our Democratic
friends have elevated another carpet-bagger
to position in Virginia. Good gracious
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a9"B" Select whiskey.

R4s Whiskey-T. Balmer & Co., si4 Main
street, have etil some of their choice 81 Whiskey
on hand.
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rsyANCiAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY STATE Journal OFftcE,f
RICHMOND, Nov. is, 1871.
We quote ftrst-class paper at to 10 per
cent per aniitln. Richmond city bonds are held
At 50 cents Virginia State stocks dull There is
an active demand for fTst-class railroad seculi-
tiI..
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BY virtue of decree of the U s. District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia will
SELL as assignee Of Moses T. Greer, bankrupt, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER fra, 1871,
at Franklin courthouse, Va a three-ffth inter.
est in the estate of Fletcher J. Thompson decd,
consisting of
ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES oFLAND
Also, at the same time and place, one.fifty -fifth
interest in
SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of Marshall Price, decd
All OF the above lands are situated in Franklin
county, Va, on the waters of Blackwaler river.
TERMS-One-thrd cash the balance on a
credit of six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bonds, with good security for the deferred
payments, and title retained uniil all OF the pur-
chase money is paid. THOS. +. COBIS
no 3-law3W Assignee
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ag"B" Select whiskey.
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-..B'' select whiskey, s.. SO per
aH-.Bn seIect Whlskey.

Res English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALMTR & co, 6l4 Main street.
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The Methodist missionary committee
yesterday appropriated $40, 900 to the yari-
Gus conferences.
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ASSIGNEE SALES.

A ssIGNEEss SALE
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN FRANKLIN
co, VA, AT AUCTION
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q x REWARD.-A LyER.COI.- Cd
PO ORED AND WHITE DOUBLE A@<HSn
NOSE POINTER, with chain collar on his
neck, named DAD" was lost on the 10th inst.
Leave him at sos Leigh street, or at the Journal.
Office, and receive the reward of So. no 1s-tf
WANTED-A GOOD ACTIVE WRITE
w BOY, II or l6 years old. NM willing 10
work: Apply at office of the STa4i JoeRSAI'
ol6
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MONDAY, DECEMBER Ara,
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ReerhiIited.
CoRN-White, l40 bushels.
OATs-500 bushels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-14

tne following story is told at the expense Of
y. dudley Field, the attorney Of the Erie Rail.
road Ring Many Of the people in Stock.
Si'oee MssSaehusests, where Mr.. Fields spends
his vacations. take summer boarders. Owe of
these families Of boarders OF New York left after
rupnin1 up n bill Of $780, The creditor asked
David Dudley Field to collect the hill when he
returned to New York On the following sum.
,ner ne asked Mr. Field, when the latter re-.
turned to Stookbridge, IL he had attended 20 the
matter. oh. Yes, was the reply. Nothius
more WI. said ut the time concerning the trans.
action A few days later the creditor again
oroAched the subject to Mr.. Field, hoping that
ne would pay over the $500 II he had secured it.
ar Field again said the matter had been ut.
tended to. but made no allusiop to the money.
va y third occasion the creditor brough, the
mat'cr up and spoke more directly to the point,
when the great Erie lawyer replied, oh, y.s, l
Solleoted that money. but there is NO balance
que you: We never touoh such GASES for les.
amount"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-14

AN ANECDOTE OF BARONESS BuRprrr
CeuTTs,-Mrs. Laura Curti, Bullsrd vr;,e. n
the Golden -dye this story:
VI course she is = we'll known and mo.t vel.
come customer At all the fashionable shop. in
London, but she il Eot 80 familiar habitue Of
faris. Turing visit to this latter CITY, not
very iong since, she learned the death of q dis.
tsnt relative, and she went to purchase monrn.
ihg to the shop, the Trois Quarters, large drv
goods establishment something like. 10 com.
pare great things with small" our own Stewart,
cne asked tor mourning dress goods, and was
SHOWN oy one OF the attentive shopmen to the
proper department. 'A'
he said, "twO.ten."
Mise Coutts made Der selection, and theu
asked Tor mourning collars. The clerk who had
waited on her accompanied her to the proper
couatss. please chew this lady mourning col.
isrs-two'tsn," sid he, and left her. From tbis
department she went TO look for mourning
POCKET handkerchief. escorted by the clerk, Who
1880 nc. nc. oVe! 70 nis successor With The 70.
two.tau.r ,..... ..,.,,',.'E-
Al shs mad still other article, u buv. A.. "a.
esooftso IRON counter to counter, department n
depsetnsat, and every where those oalob,stio
wo.es, .swo'sen;" were repeated BY one CLERK 70
Stesek BY the peeuliasisy Of this refrain N.
sskea sne proprietor " she left the est.biish.
ment "Frsy. Whist does two.ten mean? I no.
toe each clerk s.id il to tho other in YOUR shop
Oh. i 10 nothing" he replied; merely . pss.
wora sass they were in the habit Of cxehsnr.
But 4iss Coutts vas not Satisfied with ~.
exP'.nasion. Her wonaa's curiosity w bio Dad.
ana she rs~olved to uuravsl the fiddle. 4. in
the evening. when the porter, q younr hov.
brought home her purchases after psyis. hss
. Sill' sae SAID: my boy. would you like 70 earn
vi course be had no objection 70 do 10. and
do il. wy 10 'ou'~
Tell me-: said the lady. "what does 'two.tsn'
mean: and ~ill give you Eve france :.
why, don't you know, ns'sm ?" said he. evi.
IDENTIFY amazed At her ignorance. 1T mean,
Keep your eyes on her ton augers." :" :
The mystery Was solved ct last. All the
clerks In tho Trois Quarters had taken the rich.
eSt woman in Great Britain for shoplifterl
sue tells the story with great gusto, and one
OF ner friends. to whom she had related II IN
Paris, repeated it to me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-14

WORDS FITLY SPOKEN Tbs New York Cb,n.
S'erehA Adcerttser tRepublican) has the follow.
In frank and aud just rem .rks upon the pro.
po-ed declaration Of martial law in South q ~.
slinS:
"That there should be any necessity for mar.
tia NV in South Carolina is most ,ellin, 'o',
desAnation of the policy of federal int4rferen,s
In h- iaternl far. Of that state, and ~ Tia
Indignant II huence of crpe,.bag government
M bet'er evd, nee Is needed to show that tho
men foi-ttd upon the people by violence or chic.
anrr' are ns Incompetent as they are corrupt
Sou = roiin - II. muoh under the heel az NJ,
lit d,ma-n.ues ~ F. uce ~ the days of Looms
XIV uni he i,.' & politic / despo,isn,
Z, ...U'i en p''ienoe ceases TO be !,
vi 90 - ing ~ a. lrrantable means "a
g. .hr v,m?ires who IRE sucking the YER,
ill., ~. oo' al her We teil you, Mr.. Pre.i
den' Al you must Use bayone,s, that their points
sb"a't ne turned against 'he scoundrels who
hsv- produced this state OF fairs, aud not IA,
people Depend upon it, the mass Of the people
are rl.h it Is the plunderiuR politicians oniy
VII, IRE wrong
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-12

rate murder, even in order,-if ouch thing
were conceivable,-to save Mont Blanc and
the Lake Of Geneva to Europe yet no one
would think of feeling the same horror at
hearing of new murder which he would
feel at the thought of the final loss TO Europe
OF those magnificent forms and colors. Or, to
take more possible case, it would clearly be
utterly demoralizing to save bank from
breaking, and whole population from des-
titution and penury, by putting violent
end to single life; yet it would be
very heartless not to feel far more re-
gret at the occurrence of the former Ca
lsmity than at the occurrence of the
latter. 1t is q1ite easy to invent fifty cases in
which it would be utterly wicked to ward off
great catastrophe by Intentionally causing
one of much less magnitude, though it would
be both natural and right to regret the OCCUR
renee of the latter. A failure of the harvest
is far greater and more lamentable evil than
a small injustice;s but no country which habi-
tually and deliberately committed small in
justices to prevent the failure of harvest
would have any promise of great future.
The destruction of Paris might almost COM
pare as a calamity with the destruction of a
vein of genius in the character of a great
people, while the destruction of a
multitude of Parisians could only compare
as a calamity with temporary suspension of
that vein of genius; yet even for the sake of
not only preserving but stimulating that vein
of genius, no one would have sanctioned the
deliberate murder of multitude of Pari-
slams. I'VE hold, then, that the universal hor-
ror which the weeks news has brought us is
perfectly legitimate, even though the same
degree of regret has not been felt over the
hecatombs of lives lost on the field of battle.
The ruin of Paris is the catastrophe of a
thousand years-perhaps even greater in its
6 c.
General and the storming of the Bastille, but,
at present at least, purely dark, and without
any of the bright hopes Justly excited by
those events.
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ICE.
sSDRICE OF ICE LOW ENoUGA TO SATISFY
i ALL"
"BE SURE KNICKERBoCKER IS ON THE
WAGON"
KN1CKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY.
THOS. L. CAHILL, President.
E. p. KEnSHOW, e-President.
A. HUNT, Treasurer.
II. IL. CORNELL, Secretary.
T. A. HENDRY, Superintendent.
Principal Once,
No. 43b WALNUT street. Philadelphia
Branch Of1ces and Dep0ts,
North Pennsylvania Railroad and Master street.
Ridge Avenue and Willow street.
Willow Street Wharf, Delaware avenue.
Twenty. and Hamilton streets.
Ninth Street and Washington avenue.
Pine Street Wharf Schuylkill.
No. 1888 Main Street, Germantown.
No. 81 North Second street, Camden, N. j., and
Cape May, New Jersey.
1871. Prices for Families, Of1ces, etc. 1SIl,
s pounds daily, SO cents per week.
l6 so
20 95
Half bushel or forty pounds, 20 cents each de-
livery 4 2s 96t