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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-07

1871.

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SCHEDULE RICHMOND, FREDKRICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
iial INTO EFFECT JUNE 2, ls7l.
/ THROUGH TRAINS leave depot, corner
Byrd and Eighth streets, as follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily ut $40 A. H. Arrives
in Washington At 1918, Baltimore Except on
Sundaysl At 2:l5, Philadelphia at e:ls, and New
York at 1910 p M. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily (sIcspt on sundnys)
at 8:45 p. NJ. f
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at Eli
p. M. lA6as
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond
Mondays excepted at $50 A. M.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, for Mil
ford leaves Broad=stFeet Depot daily lSundays
excsptedl NJ 4soP, NJ, Arrives in Richmond at
$40 A, nj, ssaa 20
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 6g4o +. M,
THROUGH TICKETS andTHROUGH BAG
GAGE Checks to all the principal points in the
North East and West.
COMPANYS OFFICE, corner of Broad and
Eighth streets. aQl
TICKET OFFICE, corner Byrd and Eighth
aa JB GENTRY
.4.aI ne General Ticket Agent
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, june LIST. PASSEN-
GER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sundays OK
$50 A, M.--MAIL TRAIN for White sulphur
Springs connecting at GordonsyilIe with Orange,
Alexandria and Manassaa train for Washington
and North, and Iynehhurg and South
- r. INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN for
81. except ON Saturday, on which day
Gordonsvilie, train connects ut Cor
it leaves at p. M. l...- IS tho Orange,
louisville with the night trains ON -~hhurg
Alexandria and Manassas railroad for Lyn.--
and Washington. -
= On and after the 10th of SEPTEMBER,
PASSENGER TRAIN will run daily(except Sun
days) between Staunton and the White Sulphur,
as follows
4 Leave stanton on Thursdays and Saturdays
at Sis A. NJ, arrive at White Sulphur at l:32 +.
M; leave White Sulphur on Wednesdays Ead
Fridays at 2:s5 r. M, arrive at Staunton at 7;44
p. M.
oil points North, West and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays
A. H. PERRY
General Superintendent.
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W.T.. CHRISTIAN, g
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The steamship GEORGE b. UPTON leaves
New York every SATURDAY; leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves
New York every TUESDAY !; leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY.
Freight received daily. l.la na. u
Close connections made with steamers for a
Southern and Eastern ports
D. j. BURR President
WAsHIsaros 4 Co., Agents, Richmond, Va
Pier IL North river. New York. APT
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TcOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do EReA
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The splendid new side-wheel Steamships
ISAAC BELL, ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA,
HATTERAS and NIAGARA leave New York
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at l
O'Clock r. M
These ships are entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route fffse tftft.
They have splendid saloons and state-Ivoms,
and the accommodations and attention are ur-
passed. 9g t y
Goods shipped by this line are landed regn-
larly at New York, on the Company's covered
pier 81 North river, within forty-eght hours.
= Insurance effected when ordered, at q QUAR-
TER OF oSn TER cBsr. at the Office Of this COM
pany.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made, except me-
tual expenses incurred.
nHr For further information apply to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

v STANTON, VA,
Is one of the largest FIRST-CLASS institutions
in the South. There are EIGHT SCHOOLS,
under twenty-five officers. Pupils from every
Southern State Special advantages in MUSIC.
Bufldiags and Grounds are spacious and elegant.
For circulars OF 45 pages, address
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-10

CINCINNATI. Oct 9.-The following telegram
has been forwarded TO the Treasurer of the
Western Union Telegraph Company:
Chicago, Oct 9-One third OF the city is in
ruins. All the banks, insurance offices, ware
houses and elevators have been destroyed
Fully 10 900 buildings have been burned. The
fire is still raging and the wind is blowing
gale. rl.1-.sl- fT
a (Signed) RANKIN, Manager.
The W hole Business Part of the City
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The business of the sharps must be dull in
New York since they are compelled to make
ten IS notes of nine genuine ones by much
skillfnl cutting and FASTING. 4
An admirer of Ex-Secretary Seward says
there is only one more journey for him to make
and that is to go up in 4 balloon.
The Lowell Courier says that the latest ar
gument In favor OF narrow guage is that the
road to heaven is built upon that principle.
The Gloucester Telegraph reports the mack
erel catch anything but good during the month
of September. The fares OF all vessels running
were light. IAN.
General Butler lectures in Philadelphia next
Monday on the Washington Treaty, to which
he is opposed. -.alF
The secret of the New York Suns going for
the Democratic State ticket is SAID to be the
purchase of that journal by parties connected
with the Tammany ring, and the retirement OF
Charles A. Dana from its editorial manage
ment. u.
The transmission of diamonds through the
mails from Europe in letters in order to evade
the duty has become SO prevalent that the Sec
of the Treasury will submit 10 the Post Master
General set of regulations to detect such
practices.
Thirty nine American ships were wrecked
during The month OF September.
Mrs. Esther Morris, Justice of the Peace in
Wyoming, has been compelled to send her
| husband to Jail as common druDkard. She is
said to have enjoyed the privilege greatly.
| The Cornell students were advised by their
President not to peruse Reade's Terrible
| Temptation and Immediately thereafter the
| bookstores of Ithaca had not copy left.
At Chicago, on Saturday evening, number
of prominent Jewish citizens held a meeting,
at the residence of the r ~. Dr. Chrocks, to
consider the propriety of establishing a new
Hebrew congregation, and keeping the first
| instead Of the seventh day OF the week as
holy day. Twelve of the most prominent gen.
tlemen at the meeting have signifed their in'
tention Of identifying themselves with the
| movement. 4
Mr., Greeley. the great American Farmer Is
said to have given new recipe for corning
teef; and that is, to give the bulocks aquar'
of Sixth Ward whisky any time before break
last.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council was held last evening"
large number OF papers from The Board of
Aldermen were dispose1 of in concurrence.
The order from the Board of Aldermen an
nulling the contract with the Portland Water
Company, paying them $4,000 for the use OF
water tor certain purposes, was Indefinitely
postponed by a vote OF to o.
The order granting the Cumberland Air
Power Company all the rights of the city to
the tide way at Tukey's Bridge was recommit-
ted, on the suggestion that the report was not
the sentiment of the Committee as they had
not had the matter properly laid before them
The petition OF j. j. Thompson & ais for a
LAMP post on Atlantic street near the residence
Of Capt. Geo. W. Parker, was referIei ss
Adjourned ID
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AID FOR THE SUFFERINa.-Meetings have
been held or have been called in most of the
larger cities to aid the Chicago sufferers Gin
cinnati sent up special train laden with pro
visions and clothing last night. The largest
meeting ever held in st. Louis was held yes
terday to aid the sufferers, and large sums were
subscribed. A train was started laden with
cooked provisions. Buffalo votes 100000 and
has set all its bakeries at work day and night,
and car loads of provisions have been forward :
ed. Boston, Albany, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and other cities have called meetings, while
Wheeling, Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, De-
tIoit, Memphis and scores of cities have already
zealously begun the humane work. s p
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II Q R e G N .
FIR ANCE.
French elections.

PARIS, Oct 9-Returns begin to come in
from the elections for delegates to the Conceils
Generaux. The Indicate that the Radicals
have returned their candidates from Lyons,
Toulouse, Marseiles and Avgnon. The mod
crate Republicans carry Lille and are ahead in
the northern department of the seine, Iuferi-
cure, Eure, Calvados Monche aud Orne The
Conservatives carry the city of Touon. The
Bonapartists have been successful in central
France The Due Dan.nale hos been cleo ed
f. ON Clermont aud NJ Lancv, Minister of Pub
lie Works, from Mines. GambletOn is defeated
in the department of Lot. The elections
passed off very quietly. No disturbances re-
ported from any quarters. The vote was very
light, many electors having abstained from
voting. -en
2 Further Returns.
Further returns OF the elections for Conseils
Generaax show that the candidates of the right
or conservative wing were defeated by the Re-
publlcaps in the department of Cboi The
moderates have been successful in the city OF
Rouen. The radicals carried the department.
of Rhone and Var, and probably all the indus
trial cantops. Picard and FORBADE were de-
feated and Gems Faidherbe and Ducrot were
cess ul 10 the depar me1t OF Disc and one in
the department. of Aube.
GERMANY.
Recalled.
BERLIN, Oct. 9-The Government has re
Her Won Amin from Versailles for consulta-
ton regarding the Franco German customs
treaty.
M. Pouyer justin had an interview with
Prince Bismarck to day. ~
GRGAT BRITAIN.
Na.s Meeri0g. a
LONDON, Oct "a meeting under the aus
pices If the Nine Hour League was held at
Trafalgar square TO night. Mr.. Adger presd-
ed and made the principal address. About
1000 persons were present The proceedings
were orderly and at TIE close the crowd quietly
dispersed. s-.sesss-t.- tc=H
-z.-s.I New Party. s,.. --
MADRID, Oct. 9.-At joint meeting of the
Leading Democrats and Progressiouists, action
was taken towards the formation of q new
| party of the most advanced ideas which ex-
| cludes all Conservatives. Senior Sagosta and
his partizans withdrew from the meeting.
| sl-t ~ H.a- FOrejga 1tems. srs ~~--
Gen. Sir John Fox Burgoyne. baronet, a
veteran of the Napoleonic wars, died Sunday
at the advanced age of SO years.
| 1t is proposed to erect a national memorial
| the exact character of which ia not stated, tt
| the late Charles Dckeas, The project origi
| mated at Portsmouth, Dickens native place.
San Domingo dates OF the LIST inst state thai
| the country was quiet and business improving
| Baez was preparing to visit the north side o
| the Island. The gunboat Sbawmut had gone
to Caldera The Swatara had gone to Port at
| Prince to enquire into the case OF the steamer
Hornet, which was still detained there.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Freights-The follow
ing The current OF coal ireights from Port
Richmond for the Week ending Ocr. 6th:-io East
BrainGree So 80; Boston 81 80 a s. 60; Chelsea 50
East Cambridge md B 81 IS; .,louc ster 81 30;
So 10; New BedtU d So 81; Salem 81 So; Weymouth
and low pioiage S 30; Apponaug So IS; Bristol
so 20; Providence So 10 g 2 10.
CHARLESTON. Oct 6.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. IN upands Id on sea I-lands; via
Newaiork Sd on uplands I'd on Sea Islands, bv sail,
direct. g. 16 GA Upians and nominal Sea Islands
10 Hivre b, sail nominal Coastwise-To New York
ny steam sc fb on upands, lc " Id on Sea Islands
~ % tierce on Rice by sail, " % ID on uplands,
"a 10 y NJ on Timber To Boston, by sail, bc % Id
on upland Cotton; to Providence by sail So " III on
Boaris &c tb OH upland; by steam 81 " bale in ad
dtion to New York rates Vessels are in denaud iC
take Lumber ireights from Gevrgetown, SC. Darien
and Sat,Ia rveI Ga and jacksonville, Florida, te
Northern pots and $40 g u pm rates IN Lum.
Der nd Boards lFa
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THE Methodist Convention will meet in
Chestnut street Church this morning at 9
o'clock
After organizing, the following subjects of
the programme will be presented by essays, as
follows; .5s s'-+ ... 539
1-Metbodism in Maine; its early history
aud progress Rev. G. +. Allen, Rev. C. w.
VIM.
2-ComDaratve statistical view of Metho-
dism in Mane-Rey. d. B. Randall, Rev. L.
P. Friend tsA AE} n IS -
3-Methodism and the Stste-Rev. E. A.
Helmerhausen, Hon. j. j. Perry. IS, u
4-Maine as Mission Field-Rev. George
Webber, Rev. l.. d. WardwelL
The subjects will be open for discussion after
the essays are read. lal11 r-aft o.,
A sermon may be expected at o'clock in the
evening by Rev. DIR. Crooke, of New York.
The singing will be furnished by the Hutchin-
son Family p
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 1871
CITY AND VICINITY
new Adver,,..menls Ts-Day.
gNTERrAINMENr COLUMN.

ENTERTAIN MENr COLUMN,
Theatre. Music Hall.
City Hal. ID lprez and Benedict. fea.
Lectures PROT Edw. Morse.
AUCTION ooLUMN. 1uf
Dry Goods, &C.. ..F. o Bailey e. Co.
III SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Opening. Nelson & Co. l.s
Dress Goods. ...Covell & Valpey.
drah IN Flour. -. Shaw, Hammond & Carney.
Guns. &c. l.. Bailey.
High School Alumni. s. Id ~
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. Girl. '
10 Let. -, Front Room.
Tenement Wanted. ..Geo o. Durgin.
Notice. Mary B StoIer.
Wan tel. E. Situation. I-s
House to Rent. ID j. Gilbert.
Boarders Wanted. :. .209 Congress st.
Attention. N. Tarbox. II.
Wanted. =. Cook. .' t a
Real Estate tor sale. -. Geo. R. Davis & Co.
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LECTURES RY PROF MORSE will;be seen
by reference to our advertising columns that
Prot. Edward S. Morse, of Bowdoin College,
10 TO give course of geological lectures here,
commencing on the evening of the 10Th inst
bv bun before the Lowell Institute last winter,
aod will far surpass anything of the kind ever
gwen i'll this State. Not only will students of
Natural History be interested in this announce
ment, but the nnscIentitic also will welcome
these lectures, as the are brought within the
updersta nding OF all, being void of TECHNICAL
ties and dry dlsqusltions. We are certain
that none who has ever heard the Professor or
seen his wonderful blackboard sketches will
fail In attend
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-10

A SwINDLRR.-A Mcdonald. who repre-
sents himself as the seventh son of seventh
SOD, aud therefore gifted with the power of
curing by the laying on of hands, was arrested
by the police last ught for swindling. He
called at the house of Aaron d Cobb, No. 16
Muujoy street, Yesterday, and stated that he
had been seut by some of Mr.. Copb's neigh.
bors to cure him of a serious disease OF the
eyes He demanded deposit of $25 to be put
into Mrs. Cobb's hands, to become his property
If be failed to cure her husband within one
week. The man had but SIG which he ad-
vspced. The woman laid the money down
during some conversation and Mcdonald COB
bled it up and left He went to the Halifax
house, paid his board bill out of the money and
got drunk on the balance. The police follow
ed 40 the complaint that was made and arrest
ed him. ~ "a 81
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RHODE ISLAND.
The u.OrilIa rd Gun

PROVIDENCE, Oct 9-At Newport this morn
ing the yachts Sappho, Palmer, Enchantress
end Dreadnaught started in the race for the
Lorlliard cup. The wind was fresh from the
southwest. The Dreadnaueht carried away
her jibboom and the Enchantress struck
sunken wreck and both were withdrawn. The
Sappho went over the course in hours and 56
seconds, beating Palmer over 30 minutes.
Proposed Amendments Rejected.
Three propositions of amendments to the
State constitution were submitted to the pe0-
pie at special election to-day. Unusual in
terest was manifested and all rejected.
First, to remove real estate qualifications
from foreign born citizens, received 3114 in ia
vor to 1886 against.
Secoud, toaabolish registry tax, 1914 approve
and 1888 reject
Third, to prohibit the appropriation of pub
lie money to sectarian schools lacks requisite
three-fitths though having majority in its Ia
vur Ea. H4a
The above includes returns from the entire
State except three towns. I'D %
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FIRE.-sunday night lady discovered fire
in an outbuilding connected with the resi-
dence of Mr.. d. f. Knight, in lane leading
from Oxford street, near Mayo The neighbors
were notified and Officer Gribbin extiDguish-
ed the flames without giving general alarm.
But for the timely discovery there would have
been disastrous confagration. 1t is supposed
the fire was the work OF an incendiarya
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