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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-14
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THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE;

VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE;
That on the 6tl day OF june 1871. a war.
rant In bankruptcy was issued against the estate q,
e Mlngheio, OF frankin county, and state
MS own pet ton --rhai the pa,nent Of any debts ~
ana the delivery Of any property Belonging to saia
@ up', 90 ip. Or lE ms use, and the t,ansior OF
any property ~ hiln forbidden by law ,.--1hata q
oI the creditors Of said bankrupt to proys
sne. ueots and choose more assieuees Of his
ss,ste, VIII be held at court of bankrupfcy to he
4o,aen ~ the Register ce nc panvilie IA hefnrs
Ionn IS1 ooss M Register, the 5th day Of july
tn r. NIB srOvALL, D. NJ.
for GRAY, o. &. Marshal
n .SDl VIA. Horse and Carriage fur.
frsd, Me. pau a'9aA", Ai'
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SHIPPING
-
EO r N EW RK.

IH0R NEW YORK
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Ss5X[fTXs
DoMPANY'S elegant side-wheel k4sfb
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt BLAxEMAN. will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, June 10th, at
o'clock M. Freight received until p. M.
through bills of lading signed, aud goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points--north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Cunerd
line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
90
Round Trip Tickets. ......,, 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
80. :. JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ye I4-3t No. 3 Governor street
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against me, and now there isn't single
white Radical living ia the county. We've
no use for them here"
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The FIRE LAST NIeHT.-The alarm
OF IRE last night about 9H O'Clock, which was
turned in from box No. Is, corner of Twelfth
ana Nam streets, was caused by the partial
burning OF hoor in the tobacco factory of
Messrs. Richardson d McGrifin. In "Tohsoco ~
alley" between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. The fire evidently Originated
from the furnace, and but for its
timely discovery might have been "a
serious conhagration. The loss, how
ever, was very slight, and the flames were nut
sSa out before the engines arrived on the ground.
me Promptltude with which the alarm was
ssen, even anu win which the fire brigade ap-
Peared on the scene, is worthy Of mention.
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A ssIGNEEs SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL EsrATE, IN PATRICK coy.
VA, AT AUCTION


By virtue of decree of the United States District
Court Tor the Eastern District Of Virginia. will on
Thursday, the 22d day of June, 1871,
sell, as assignee Of John Tuggle, bankrupt on the
OF LAND containing 1876 acres. lying on the waters
o. o. hock Castle creek, and adjoining the lands of
Abram Houchins and Others
ALSO
At the same time and place. TRACT of 100 acres
lying on the waters Of Smiths river adjoining the
lands OF Reuben Wright and Others.
ALSO,
one TRACT of go acres, lying on the head waters of
nock Castle creek, adjoining the lands of Nathaniel
Burwel and others.
TERMS--0ne-third cash; balance In six and
bonds, with approved security the deferred pay
ments, and title retained till whole Of purchase
money Is paid
-les-lswaw THos CoBBs, Assignee
1,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE:
~ That on the 9TH day of June, 1871 a wal rant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Ed
WARD Perry, Of Norfolk county, State of Va who
nas been adjudged q bankrupt on his own peti-
uon:-That the payment of any debts, and the deli
very OF any property belonging to said bankrupt to
MIN or for his use, and the transfer of any property
py him are forbidden by law--That a meeting Of the
creditors OF the Had bankrupt to prove their debts
De held at court of bankruptcy, to be holden at
sne custom House at Norfolk, Va, before Benjamin
70 roster, Esq, Register, on the 22d day of June
ISL, at IL o'clock N.
JOHN W FARRELL
es-txw Deputy Marshal as Messenger.
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SoHooI-TAx -Fifty-three counties of
ihe state, have voted in favor of the school
tax-twelve have voted against It.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-14

DEATH oF AN OLD NEGRO Everett
nan, one Of our most respectable colored
citizens, died in this city on Saturday, ,be
7th May, in his 6esh year.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A reliable BUSINESS MAN. as Gene.
w ral Agent for the celebrated Gold Medal Sew.
sag Machine In the States of Virginia. West Virginia
and North Carolina Any live man calling at the
Office of sHAFFER & STRONG, No sls Main street,
the Trave ling Agent will offer such Inducements as
cannot fail to Becure him. O0ice hours from 8 M
10 M, until June 10Th, 1871.
G NJ. 6. NJ co.
le iO-StS per L. X. BAKER, Agent.
NJ ANfED--six BATTEAU (B0ATMENI for the
areenbrief river; also fifty handy MEN, on
fock ana attend to stone-mason For particni ars.
wages &C., &c. apply at Mr.. Mason's store corner of
Seventeenth and Main street.
MCMAHON 4 co.
jeS-t JAMES L. CAPsT0N, Agent
The hands engaged will meet at Mr. Masons
store THURSDAY EVENING at 4 O'Clock. 10 re-
ceive transportation, &C., &c.
10 ei4-2t JAS L. LCAPSTON. Apspt
w ANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN to do general
w housework. Apply to
O, WEDLINGER,
je6-u 9l6 Main street.
WANTED.-Two small neat HOUSES are wanted
w and owners of such can find responsible, care.
iul tenants BY applying to THIS OFFICE.
NV 16-fs
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one TRACT of go acres lying on the head waters of
nock Castle creek adjoining the lands of Nathaniel
Burwell and others
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ALSO,

at the same time and place. TRACT of 100 acres,
ylng on the waters Of Smiths river, adjoining the
lands OF Reuben Wright and Others
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-14

In divorce case heard at Bangor.
Maine, on Tuesday, the case was enter
ed in court, notice on defendant proved
defaulted, testimony heard, divorce de-
creed, and certificate issued in just eight
minutes and quarter.
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GEORGIA BONDS WORTHLESS.

why can't you let us alone 2" he went
on exeitedly. "If your idea of government
is not a lie, stay away and let us manage
our own affairs. We don't want to have
anything to do with you. We had the
satisfaction of killing more than 200, 900 of
you, and if my advice had been followed
the war would not have ended until we had
killed mora .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
A Valuable Industrial Element.

We have before Re a simple Of terra Gotta
flooring tile baked from clay found within the
limits of the city, which strikes as a remarka-
bly, fine ar, Gle. In points of color and fineness
and firmness of texture il compares favorably
with most imported specimens, and If the clay
should be manipulated with the same care, we
do not see why it would not equal them in every
respect; and, judging from the sample in our
possession, il can be used successfully for every
purpose to which that useful article IS applied in
England and on the continent, including minor
statuary, tableware, vases, pedestals, capitals,
windOw-caps, flooring, drain-pipe, etc, etc.
Here would seem to be an opportunity for a
comparatively small and judiciOus investment
of capital. with an almost absolute certainty of
handsome profit. But not this alone. The de-
velOpment of the deposit and its manufacture
would afford constant and remunerative en-
ployment to a large number of operatives, and
add in every way to the wealth and grow n of
the city. Furthermore, the cot Of everything
in that line would be reduced u purchasers and
consumers " thin reach OF this source of supply.
as il could be made here much cheaper than il
can be brought from abroad, when the first cost,
expenses of transportation, duties, and profits of
importers and wholesale dealers are taken into
account.
At any rate, the matter seems to be worthy the
attention of capitalists and enterprising men,
and We trust those of them who are truly in
terested in the welfare of the city will look care
fully into il. That, at least, will cost nothing,
and can entail no possible loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
Powder Magazine i'm CITY Limit

Since the eXplO~iOn at the Arsenal there has
been considerable uneasine- : in the eastern pat
OF the city in regard 10 the powder st )red at the
Government magazine there. At tie Arsenal
there was only five hundred POUNDS stored,
(making an explosion felt as fs- as Alexandria,
while at the magazine in ques, on (army and
navy there are about one hundred and fifty
tons, sufficient, should an explosion occur, to
demOlish all East Washington, and shake the
Capitol building from base to dome. In NJ
other city, We believe, is it allowed to store
powder within the municipal limits, and there
seems TO be no good rea- on why Washing On
should be especially ENDANGERED. OF course
every precautiOn is taken by the authorities, but
the Arsenal explosion, at dead of night, shows
that no precautiOn can ensure safety. There
Is danger when powder Is being transferred from
and to the magazines, al o from the work of
filing bombs, which is carried on in the
vicinity of the magazine; and there will
soon be another danger, from the sparks
from the engines on the Potomac railroad
To these may Re added the mysterious perils
from unknown causes, such as operated at the
Arsenal, whether from spontaneous combustion
the movements of vermin, or what not. It is
suggested that fitting place for the storage OF
this powder could be found at Fort Washington
now practically useless, and from there it could
be readily transferrsd,by water to the Arsenal
or any other point, IN small quantities, as needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

President Grant has been interviewed by a
reporter Of the New York Herdlf at Long
Branch, and although the account of the meet
jig is spun out - a considerable length, the
knight of the pencil does not seem 10 have been
very successful in drawing out the views of the
chief magistrate on the questions of the day.
Thus, in reference u the Louisiana difficult,
the President merely said that the statements
in the case varied, and "the middle down there
is beyond fathOming." Not much comfort in
that for either of the factions. In references u
the Orange riots and Tammany frauds in New
York General Grant expressed the opinion that
they would defeat the democracy in the State
this fan. at least that ''either of them ought
to- The reporter having mentioned General
Buffers opinion that the militia should not
have fired on the New York rioters until the
riot act had been read, the President said "the
mob knew they were violating law without hav-
ing il formally quoted to them. Our late rebel
lion was a riot on big scale, and think it
lasted as long as il did just because we wanted
to read too many riot acts at the beginning"
His remark concerning the want of harmony
among the New York republicans has the same
epieramatic force:
ssWell, don't think there is any real lack of
harmony among the republicans in New York
Some men there who are republicans in name
claim that there Is discOrd, and they try to make
discOrd, but they don't amount TO much. When
il comes 10 an election the diScOrd always clears
up It's only in peace that soldiers grumbIe
about ratiOns. When 10 comes to battle against
the common enemy they have something else to
think about"
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Qfce Caisf Sigual Ok,,, !,
WAsHINGTON, ID. Q August %. ls7ie Z

ID. 2 AuGust q, ls7l
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TWENTY FOuR UouRs
Ihe area OF high barometer which was Tuesday
slowly south and west and the low barometer on the
Georgia coast has moved southwest ward and disa o.
Reared, having been accompanied with brisk winds
from the southeast and northeast and heavy rains
10 poTlons q South Carolina, Georgia aud Florida
gan 20 Missouri and Iowa and cloudy weather still
eontinues IN that region. Clear weather, with wes
cry winds Is now reported from Lake Superior
smoky and hazy weather from Mchigan 10 I,aIe
ontario: Clear weather has continued in New En-
land and the Middle States, epting on the imme-
date coast from Connecticut 10 Maryland where foe
and clouds are now reported.
PROBABILlTIEs.-ClOudv and clearing weather will
probably continue from North Carolina to Florida
Partially cloudy and clear weather is probable FOR
this afternoon from Virginia to Maine and wast.arl
to the Mississippi, with light easterIy winds and
rising barometer. Clear and hay weather. with
coast. ~
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in The EVENING STAR business
Office registered as follows to-day:-S a m IA: 10
NJ, 20; l2m., 20; 2p.m.,SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

"The Washington Star, for a time past under
the able editorial management of Rev II. ID
Yard, has passed into the hands. of Joseph r.
Wild s Co. who are its editors and proprie-
tors."-N. Y Globe.
This will be news in this quarter. Our
sPrightly and usually well-infOrmed New York
contemporary probably has some other STAR in
mind. We are pursuing the even tenor OF our
way in sunny contentment; and though both
good and lively have neither ID. DIS nor Wild
men in our establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

The total population Of the United States, ac-
cOrding 10 the last revision Of the tables in the
Census Office, is b so ,9S7. The recent census
of Great Britain gives the population Of the
United Kingdom at 81 les, 40, leaving a supe-
riOrity Of ,0e4 ,507 here. The increase in Eng
land in the last decade was 637 Ss4 and in Scot
land 296,3l9 while Ireland loses 396 Dos. In this
country the increase has been JOG 676, in Great
Britain 2,53S, O95, in the decade, gain of 5s1
in the growth OF this country over that of the
other, notwithstanding we passed through a de-
yastatiDg war and Great Britain was at peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

Gov. waTmoth's savage attack on his political
opponents, in his red-hOt stump speech in New
Orleans, has produced a harvest of replies, some
90 them as eapStic and bitter as the Governors
own pointed remarks. Among the mildest of
Mr.. WarmOths foes j. one whom he accused of
trying in vain - bride him with fifty thousand
collars for the NicolsOn pavement company.
The gentleman responds that he failed because
WarmOth wanted seventy-fve thousand dollars
and two and One-half per cent. on the net profits.
Which Is rough on W.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of Il may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

SALE OF VIRGINIA WARM SPRISGs-A spe-
eial dispatch, dated Warm Springs, Va, AUGUST
Il, TO the Richmond Dispatch, says this cele-
brated watering place has been sold at public
auction for 81 900, the following parties becom-
W. G. Darlington, s. c. Tardy, John l.. Eubank.
Rev. r. IL. Phillips and G. NJ. Rey holds, all Vir,
giniaus. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

TIE SALARIES OF FEMALE TEAcHERs--The
Chicago board of education has just fixed the
salaries Of the women principals Of grammar
schools at the same rates as those paid TO men
principals. The press thereupOn tender them
their sincere congratulations, the Post charac-
teriziDg their act as ''the t.iumph Of JUSTICE
Tie vote was a very decided one, twelve In the
affirmative 10 two in the negative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

More than forty suits have been commenced
in New York against the Staten Island Ferry
Company for damages by the westheld disaster
This looks as if their dividends would not be
large for some time - come, and ii it has the
effect OF making other companies look a little
more carefully after their boats, boilers and
employees, some good win result from 50 much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

THE CHoLERA.-The cholera Is still reported
as increasing the number of its victims in KO-
nigsourg, PruA"ia, and al. o as having appeared
at DentZig. On all sides preparations are made
against the spread OF the disease. Among the
eommendable ideas presented il this connection
is that OF the MontIeal authorities, who, in view
OF the possible approach of the infection, we
distributed disinfectants gratuitously "a the in
habitants of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

The republicans carried the eighth congress
ional district Of Kentucky in the recent election
by nearly 5000 majority on the Governors vote
And they reduced the democratic majority in the
seventh district to p ISL, an actual gain of I,2i5
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

S The young cOlored men of Newbern, North
Carolina, have organized a reading society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

DPOF. SHELDONS
Il FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 1904 r St near 10th,
will open for the Season of lSI-2,
On SATNRpA9, Sc ptember q. SOP. m.
JUVENILE CLASS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
LABIEs' CLASS, TG II { B n THURS n
DAYS; and SATURDAYS, 5to6 p m. "a
THURSDAYS, 7:3O to 9 .. m.
Especial Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
" Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, to 10 d m.
Reunion every Saturday, Z to 10 p. m. For Ladies
and Gentlemen only; children will not be admitted
Ladies desiring to attend these Reunions will be re-
CURED to make application for Complimentary
season Gard Of admission BY post, to PROF.
SHELDON, 919 18th street N. w. If unknown to
Prof. 81 a suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application. N0TICE.-All pupils entering
the classes during September will receive Sc less
TO the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools
private families private classes any hour agreed
upon. Residence, No. 919 18th street, between 1
and IL streets.
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@The Chinese Y VI. G. A. i'm San Francisco
has membership Of forty persons.
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PERSONAL.

L
ne GARDNER LATis OF THE RICO RD z. ).
fm s s M H T. e % cat at e. SssS Tnsi
OF his re r ss% ioes Sc
Pess9 'G IN i tPsn ns ss 70 5 oa.s. a. ,S
neresl Hospital and practice of thirty years 40 a z
@ aay. as n Iss oS qSS sssa, S =
iPS S@1 STus es s1or R bad at c'EEr
y. B.-Upcn the receipt q sle advice aus meds-
cine viii b sent By sHPres' He warrant. ,segrv
60S -DR, }. BEAUMONT, sPEcI1L Physssi.a
a. and srTssS Ss 1T .sn,e%sn only c 49,,
Once Hour, 4 90 ! .. m. Pes nsotsyais. aul1-s.'
MRS, r. sAwrER, CsayrcyasI, NaEssfIc Tss
SIS Mbss'r, "a, can ee nffeS At her Hon. No.
tant ousiness-pHst, present E-rf future. su2 linz
"Xov KNOW HOW IT Is YoURsELF--rhsf
old Or. Darby sees ten sRch y-ars 90
larry successful in sies,. s,rsfsis. sS,hlI,s "a
Seminal Weakness. once lls ~ street, soszh O.
fenns,i'snla syenne. auilms
DE LfT2RHs wELLkNowN spEcr.LJs,
reeommende those desirihs the services. Of coz
sulting physician.
skillfnl physician, making speciality Of female COM
LADIES sutfefins from irregularities weakness.
OF sny oorpiAini peonilAr y their SEX can oeshde
IN bin. bun with the uimSst oonndenee. He guarantees
who have eei Sses ana ell g@ ,noss
female inPostors, hesTS headed SaSSk., and hun.
bug nesing the city, and al advertised Dostrgns
SsparGfe rOOnas Jo- lady passesss
Consulting rooms, Ala 10th above PA sveon~
zLb oniN DIShAShS COhED. JyS
"; B.-Ihe Doctor al present il st Sarstogs
springs, Al which place ali letters can be addressed
Rf TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
II the NORTHWESTERN you secure your "a
age against possible want depeBdence upon other.
you provide for your family In the event OF death:
snd the money you pay 90 the company'wll earn VOC
from Q too per cent. compound interest 8Ofhoe 500
7th street.
mha-a L.. Y. KNIGHT. General Agent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities.
Stock ReDOrf.


Levi. Johnson Co quote stocks and bonds, IL
EEw e., YGsE, Aug. ss..fiTs. Board, ion a. m
In: lSoi, couE5n, ns: sfos, 81, coupon, ia:
, sSuP sonpon ~. In, ss SSGSSn s
sos coupon }s 10 s coupon POI eYn 3 Garr sa
5pfGi sIoS f. SsnsS5 Gq 9aicE
silver, "a Pacific Mail, son Boston water Power;
E dssnfs and 9 Hassos STAT. s.
Err YORK fa.Isl sfsy 90 Err; E ss R5s
~; fne. central is Cs9eIan sdnG and adAP5 iss
bpis, Il,H NoIthwes;, 7o1l; DO: preferred, siss;
MIr SSy J .15 C San sS Rock Island
md aSn anna
cscsse aud Aan s so Fab Oh
Mssssipgi eerti6cstes s. GOiumbss, Chicago and
s Virgins s. cd & NORTH ED 6a rs do
es old, 80 do new, %; Missouri SIS, se5S: Cen
S. God s S9' Market sn sfFon ra'' l'' Bonds
Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE. August 77.-yirgna SKIES, old 30
bid US asked; DO coupon old, 81 bid. g do.
coupon, new. 7a,lasked. North Carolinas, old, pm
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Cotton dull and nomi-
has u %sits TiGur more sctve whea,
e choice 81 s. good red 70 PRIME iD $50
SIS sSP%s1 e fair, 81 Ohio and Indi
P.1y isiCns unchanged. whisky-mali sales at sisS.
~ NEW YORK, August 2. -StOcks strong and steady
do. new, -. North CarOlinas old, E51z; do new D.
Money, 2. Gold, 1873. Exchange, long, So do
NEW YORK, August z3.-Flour dull and IN
changed; Wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn
LONDON, Aug. -, 11:e0 q. m.-Consols opened at
93A for money and account. Bonds quiet and STEADY
lss2's e31s; 1863 $50 1867 S2ss; COS 9IsI
FRASKFoRr, Aug. 22-Bonds Of IC52, 96Z
LONDON, August %, Lee p. m.-Consols, 49, for
money and account.
meteorological RecOrd-Aug. o, 1884 NJ.
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nSsTHE MEMBERS OF EQUAL LODGE, No.
SE1 u, h OF p, are request To meet az their
lodge room, corner and 9TH sts., THIS Wcdnes-
day. EVENING, at s O'Clock, for the purpSse Of
Iaylns fraternal visit TO EXCELSIOR LODGE,
Nc IA. Every member of the lodge is invited 10 he
present. By order. WM J. HARDiNG W n 10
II. q. P0LkINHORN, r. s. II
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nFATTENTIONi- The members of COMPANY
Wy b, Washington Light Infantry, will meet a.
thsIr ASmery at o clock sharp THIS "Wednesday
ENENING, for the purpose of being measured for
By order of
II NcTNrrur