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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-11

The weather just now is all that could
be desired, cool, bracing, airisb, agreeable and
healthu, aud with just enough of spring in its
eomposition to make il entirely seasonable.
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A false alarm of fire was cause by a
large light seen in the eastern suburbs of the
city. The alarm was given from box 2l, on
Church Hill.
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BILLIARD TEMPLE

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ID EDToRD II IVES
Qate of the spotswood Hotel)
BILLIARD TEMPLE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
FINEST WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS
fe7-1m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
II WAGNER Il CO.,

r WAGNER CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
respectfully announce that they have removed to
their new and spacious store, (diagonally opposite
the old stand) south west corner Sixth and Broad
Streets and offer for sale at lowest market rates.
full and complete stock of DRUGS MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, OILS,
GLASS, &c. Buying only of frstclass importing
and manufacturing houses, we can guarantee satis-
faction in price, purity and quality of goods.
Orders shipped promptly.
L. WAGNER,
a12-ts JOS. N. WILLIS.
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DENTISTRY.

'tNAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112 MAIN
4 STREET, lover Trbbett's confectionery, extract
teeth without pain; insert teeth low SIS, and
don't charge for extracting. Sensitive teeth fllod
without pain. Any tooth filled with gold, and
r.nted for life, st
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
lll2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
R--Insructions In any branch OF dentistry Civ
er e the profession on reasonable terms.
jyT-n
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12-ts
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with sure means of relief for the erring
and unfortunate, diseased and debilitated Sent free
of charge in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2, s Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. ia 16-3m
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ANY father havin@ sckly wife 5r daughter,
shonld buy English Female Bitters.
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THE most powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic, is
English Female Bitters.
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4 Mw Paper. We understand tlat
"Hembold's Buchu" will commence the issue
of daily paper in this city shortly.
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Judge John O. Underwood is at present
in Charleston, s. @.
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Court Of Appeals. s.-Appeals have been
allowed in the following cases:
Gregg VS.. Jonos-from the Circuit court of
Loudoun county.
Anderson's executrix vs.. Anderson from the
Chancery court of Richmond.
Hambrick vs. Stewart. Appeal dismissed on
motion of appellant
Kelley VS.. Loves administrator. Appeal.
Robinson VS.. Braxton. Decree of Circuit
court of Henrico reversed.
Kelley &C., VS.. Loves administrator. De-
cree of Washington county Circuit court re-
versed.
The next session, at Staunton, will be held
on the 10th of August, and at Wytheville the
10th of June next.
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WANTS,

WANTS.
oy,~~>0---.>-s>---->5->--
WANTED
A PARTNER, with capital of $3.50 or $500,
ina NEW and wELL.pAYINa BUSINESS
For further nfor nation apply to the OFFICE of
this paper. ia 2l-ts
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FOR RENT.

rgNwo LARGE BRICK HOUSES TO RENT Ssz
l. One on Leigh noar to Adams street, con- H:i
tanning ten rooms; Adams, Leigh sire ct
containing eleven rooms-built ON tia Philadelphia
pl.n and never occupied since being built in nice
oftler with gas and water. Accommodations for
ca -rlage, horse, and COW. Apply 10
no 21-ts GRUBBS WILLIAMS
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TO.DAY'S DISPATCHES,

BY American Press Association,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE STATE JOURNAL.
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SHIPPING,
MEETINGS..

I'D EPUBLICAN MEETING.-There will be IN ,et
IN ing of Madison Ward Republican Club TUES
DAY NIGHT, Feby i4th, nt O'clock. full
attendance Of the members Of the Ward is desired,
as business of great Importance will be transacted.
JAMES b. CHRISTIAN,
fe 11--3t Secretary Ward Club.
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The penitentiary operatives are trying
to straighten the lines of trees on the Capitol
Square by cutting down all those not in the
right place. Their Places are to be supplied
by young trees.
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fe ltd
OF SOCIETIES.

q
The Presidents of all the benevolent societies are
respectful iy requested to send TWO DELEGATES to
a C0NN ENTlON to lie held at Hewletts Church on
Seventeenth street, MONDAY, the 9th instant,
at oclo k P NJ. delegates will be furnished with
proper credentials from hsir respective societies
Business of great importance to be transacted.
Ma eminent speakers will be present.
Done by reques. of FIVE societies:
r. W. JOHNSON, Chairman.
j. II. CARTgR, Secretary. fe I1-1t&
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4IS6
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
l. States for tie District of Virginia.
In the matter of VIM. g. Staples, bankrupt--in
ankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern The undersigned,
Isaac A. Moon, of Albemarle county, Virginia. hereby
give notice of his appointment assignee of the
estate of VIM. G. Staples, of Albemarle county yir-
gin'as n said district, who was the 10th day of
December, 1870 adjudgel bankrupt on his own
pstiton by the District court of said district.
Dated Feb. 9th 1871.
ISAAC A. MOON,
10 ll-s5w Assignee.
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BRooKLAND DISTRICT.

:, len schools have been located, and out of
that number the following are in operation
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON,

OLD PAPERS, lunouD, ,,
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elegant Vehicles
. that has ever been offered III New York.
All manufactured ON the premises in the elegant
wnreroons OF tho factory The advantage of purchasing d.
fecty from tho manufacory viii be evident to all.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMusEMENrs- -NNrn fAor-Thrd, four.A ann and d

AMUsEMENTs-NINTn PAGE-Third fourth, f,h and sixth
AsrROIO. .Y-TwrLv1u pAar-sixth column.
soAkb asb nSSds so%
column
BEooHLaS REAL EsixTE FOR sMLEmTW.Lrru
Bus1Ss
sa EsfH4E s5s
cLERks s' 'SiiD"' AND 'sALEsMES-EnrvrsrH PAar-Fash
xsb
CoAsrwIsE sTEAasHIPs-Frnsr PAeE-Fiith and sixth
cousaE7 aS sf l' sSs column
PSY apUs IS IE AND us
FURNIsHED-EIcuTH PAaE-Fffth and sixth col
EUROPEAN srEAMsH1rs-F,nsr pAar-rif.A column
EiNAaoiHI Soh Fourth eSi%u. ceiS%n
f9k Rooms And TO LET
HERALD "' BRANCH oFFICEs-FInsr PAer-Firs. col.
HELP WANTED-MALEs-ELrv PAeE-sizh col.
aIELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeg-rour.h
uoRsEs,' 0AkKIAdEs, 4o.-FRsr PAoE-secOnd and
&C. sS@Tn
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-First column.
JEKSEY CITY, HOBOkEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-TwELFrH PAGE
LEerTEE sEAs5s TwE5rEa r4snsi.!h column
LOST AND FOUND--F1Rsr PAGE-First column
MACHINERY-NISTH PAOE-Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PAGE--r bird column.
MEDlCAL-NINTH PAGE-Thtrd column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sxth
MlscELLASEocs ADvERrIsEMENTs-TEsrn PACE
NISCELLANEUus SECOND PAGR-sixh column.
NUSICAI-NInrn PAGE-Fifth coiunn.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
fIANOFORTES-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column.
fROPOsALs-NIsrH PAaE.Flrst column.
RENT-TwELFTH PAGE-second AMI third columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwILFrn PACK
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrTH PAGE-Third
REwXRDs-FInsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-rwELrT til PAGE-Fourth, 6fth and
sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALES-ELEvEN PACE
First, second, third aud fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALEs-ELEyENTH PAGE
SPECIAL NoTicEs-FIasr PAoE-Firs. and second col.
SUMMER REsORTs-sEcoND PAGr-sixth column.
THE 1RADES-fwELF1H PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGR-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSIN ESS PURPOSES-EIdHTH PAGE-
Fourth and Fifth columns.
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-FIRsT PAoE- Fourth column.
UNFukNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGE--first column.
WINES LIQUOaS, dC-NINTH PAGE-Frst column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, dc.-FIaSr PAGE-1hird co.,
umn.
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Will leave pier No Soh river for the above mort, a, ,v
nesiay Apr IL, ut II o'clock NJ For freight nr n.s.
apply to sPOFFORD yRoTuf RS : enss'
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A TTENTIoN IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING
A CARD,

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A TTENTIoN IS CALLED TO THE FoLLowING-
CARD.
A GENEROUS PUBLIC HAVING APPRECIATED OUR
enterprise and energy beyond most ardent expectations
and Sna 70 oas Por.
Auction and ! viii hereafter be known no. liz and
WIEN. VIZ ADDED THE "HoRsE AUCTION
s"% n. s % e.
adhered and The result has fully ja,s
sS ss WIFI % As nRErororr
eys,y synRS ssdy sna EMsi 4 u
Wagon Road Es,ablshmens anything pertaining to the
t. ds,o;s . Of will e 70 market
'~' ~ JOHNSTON VAN ~ TisssiGa TxssEIi 0''''
and s1i'1 and IL East = THIRTY 4Sls.sS street.
At AUCTION. THIS DAY. MONDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
H. as ses .: Ss"S NJ e %ss v.s p
ssd % ~ aad III S.:s :ss. ss
elegant black carriage Horses, Is hands, seven
;hs city ami waraniea sound and true sso very
ws SpGwn % h11 ~ bsd s
r1nsa ."r sea, snd Pei both
sea, sleigh. Roecs BlsnEets, WHIP se. &C. &C. '0"'
a. * H, 4: 4 s9 S'5SaS
sas Ssrs + HdSy a 5 & yss ss, S''
rotted S5 again by tranny "a ynrcanfcd
sound So Kind ahS snd true does not shy p and be driven
top Road WAGON, Blankets, Robes, WHIP Sc, sc BEN,
ss pss sa'e 70 sell Uns on account 81 IF 81 Dr. n Who
Europe; to DO seen any time previous 70 sale.
Aros Liberty STREET. CARRIAGE nAzAAR
~ Lowest prices In New YorE - "
Elegant Top. No;rop, Panel Basket and Spring Pony
stock q fs, class eIy made Harness. soces shec cts
,ouxsrog sTcs' : "a sscSi,ss & 8, so for cash;
A MINER, STEVENS : Co,
Manufacturers OF fine Carriage.
and light Road Wagons
ofer Tor the spring and summer season,
al Their warerooms ty6 ErQaJway,
the most select stock OF strictly fine Carriages
o. e oS@ ys a ne modern Amercan and
Messrs. Miner, Stevens Co would also inform their
Thirteenth street which Lately damasci by IRE f. arn
In complete working order AMI will continue merit Tho re
pnaton for rs class work enjoyed by for the past
Years. ''
A NEW COACHES, .CLARENcEs, PARK, poNY,
IA. Basket Doctors, Phactons Cabrioets, Rockawpys
from Sls1 up extension top, and seat top and road
by 9 sMss4 sS ssss
suky by Dusenbny; Skeleton stvers; also top sni road
Wngons Express and Jss.er Wagons Harness. from So
W. H. GRAy Empire CITY Repository AMI - Wooster ct
A --"THL CARRIAGE or THE PERIOD.
~. variety OF reasonable Carriages in all the
Ciaronccs, Ian iaus, Coupes, Landaule,te.
and without tops AS. FLAN6RAu carriage Ba,,cr .' No.
East Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
GOOD GRAY HORSE roR SALES YEARS oLp.
"A sound and kind. Inquire at No . Grand street.
A LOT or HORSES JUST FROM THE COUNTRY,
~ soil cheap or excnangsa ,or Horses q less valrc i,
kind. Iuou'le al oil Canal street. Of washiagon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A T. ROBERTS STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAG
n gage, AcSolid, separate rooms, all sizes goods
taken up elevators dry. neat clean aud accessible
2os Ninth avenue, Twenty-s 9Th street.
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THE TURF.
nNHE PROSPECT PARK F. IR GROUND ASSOCIATION
SPRING MEETING, 1871
4l5.000 Premiums.
TUESDAY, juno $3.50 for horses beaten
smiuutes-S4oo' $aS, Sl%r Slo%S. nav
WEDNESDAY June $500 fourvcar olds that never
bave won money-$4U0, SOU, $1S, $50.
SAME DAY.
ssSe o''0 '0' A0''e' 'na' nave never 0''e" s''0
SAME DAY.
GOO for horses that have beaten 234-4550, $780,
THURSDAY, June s-s%ooo free for all-S2ooo, $l,ooO
$500, 8iO.
SAME DAY.
$3.50 for horses that have beaten 2Ac-Sla, 500,
FRIDAY, June ., S2cCG; double teams to wagons
Si,c01, SOU, $780,
SANE DAY.
@l,700 for horses that have beaten a:9l
$1,000, $5c0, $780,
AL the above races to lie In harness. mile heats best In
except when otherwise specified and will be governed
rules OF the National Assocat!on Entries must comply
with their rules horse distancing the viii receive the
entire purse
Entries viii close at the Hoffman House, New YORK. on
Tuesday May ats r. NJ Entries by telegraph viii only
received lefore the box il opened AL to
be addressed to George W. Oakley Superintendent 9 Mon
tague street, Brooklyn.
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH, President
E. o. READ, Secretary.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNp-THE GRAND
i stani s open to the public from this date.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A BREWSTER, OF TwENTY-FIrTlI STREET,
a. Third avenue
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A ATTEND.-STORAGE, ri so A LOAD FOR FURNl-
IA ture, pan0s baggage dry Goods gen.
eray also cash advanced property of description
tenton given to Household Furniture sales agreeable
ana entire satisfaction guaranteed bv A. NJ CRISTALAR
Auctionser. oS0 Broadway, Houston street
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND.-THE GRAND
i Slant - open TO the public from this date.
APRIL 8, 1871. PERRIN
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has In stock the complete assortment
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COASTWfsF sTysNsurps.

GAN DOMINGO LINE -
~ For Puerto Plata, SANTANA and San Don,t,ga f.tx
The United States Mail steamship "''
TYBEE-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

THE TUNNEL.-It is stated that work
on the tunnel through the Sierra Ne
yada mountains will not be cOmmenc-
ed this season.. The reasons given are
that some of the stockholders i'll the
Lake BigIer Water Company are dis
satisfied with the agreement made be
tween Won Schmidt and the Central
Paciik. Railroad Company, assuming
that the latter organization will reap a
richer harvest from the perforated
rock thDn can the Water Company.
Again, the recent death of George III.
Ensign. the Secretary of the concern,
who held a large quantity of the stock,
necessitateS q delay until his estate
can he administered upon, and the
opinion and wish Of the heirs ascer-
tained.-ES. +. Call, 10th.
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WORD-PAINTING.

The following description of a re-
cent cyclone in Florida is from the
pen of William Wallace Harvey, a
kentuckian, now residing il the State
Of Flowers, and is one of the finest
pieces of word-painting we remember
to have seen for a long time:
The wrath of this tempest was glOri-
Gus to look upon. The air was in
swift. dark gray streaks of rain, almost
parallel to the earth, resolving, at a
little di>tarce, into Il dark gray solid
bank. These threads of rain seemed
knOtteG to every object. tree, house,
fence, land end lake. and drawn to eX-
treme tension. As if some fierce, invis-
ible power had wrought the nimble
atoms into iron gray strands. and was
pulling, pulling with irresistible
might, to draw earth, air. wood and
water into the fierce vortex of Its ire
siStihle force. Everything shock and
trembled under it. till the house and
solid land felt throeS. like those Of 4
little steamer. QUiVCrlng under the
I fierce Energy of immense, OVer-pOWer-
full engines. Everything seemed i'll
motion; swift. hurried, dangerous
motion. y one in 4 car sees the land
apparently hurrying and crOWding
into the distance, 50 now in the rapid
hurl and havoc OF the storm, by a re
verse sensation we seemed hurrvlng
and plunging into the immense depths
/ and worthless of the wind. Lake Con-
way was curlcd and rumpled into huge
pits and ridges, frOthed with angry
foam. that crowded into passionate
storm and hurry to pitch themselves
: on the shore. It was not like water,
nor any element 50 tickle. 1t was like
huge blocks of stone crushed and
powdered into waves Of ten feet high
and beating with solid metallic crash
on itself and on the shore. But the
source and origin OF the water was in
visible, o. so bIent and mingled III the
blending gray mist, it seemed as II
the violent turbii air. the heaven itself.
was ~c0ndensing into that racked strong
water, and pouring and pounding the
earth with the giant god ThOr's ham
mer. Huge pines swayed, strained
and snapped. Comparatively weighty
articles. everything with Il surface
were caught and sluns about like
chips, and there was water every
where in the large and liz the little.
Water in the lake. III the rain. in the
mist and swift tlimSy vapOr, in close
chambers and under cloaks and COW
ering. 1t IA a frOlic OF the wet gods
as we'll as of the wild gods. and all OF
this. accompanied by a continued
stunning crash and howl, and thun-
derous reverberatiOn as if, as Shak'
speare described it, ''Hell is empty
and all the devils are here
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Ohio must be very debatable pOliti-
cal ground in the estimation Of Cen.
Grant and his travelinE Cabinet. After
Secretary Delano came Boutwell,. and
after Boutwell, came Grant. tEen Grant
again, and now Robson is down for
two speeches at Daytonand Cleveland.
such a travelling m~enasvrie has not
been seen even i'll the best days Of
Barnum. Oh, for the good old times
when one of the foremost men of the
nation denounced, and with great ef-
feet. those who dared 10 bring the
patronage of the Federal Government
into conflict with the freedom of cleo
tions IN. y. Express.
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4 Northwestern bride recently re-
ceived as a wedding gift a silver saw
mill to be run by tea and cotfee.-Ex.
We have not yet seen a copy of the
eloquent presentation speech delivered
IN the occasion by the distinguished
Senator from Nevada, but presume
Uncle Jimmy was the donor.
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PERSONAL. We We're pleased to
have a visit yesterday from and make
the acquaintance Of Hon. j.. Nicely
Johnson, Governor Of California from
1896 to 1858; and subsequently Judge
of the supreme Court of Nevada.
Governor Johnson will remain in
town for some time and may possibly
confluence the practice OF his profess
sion, i'll which he has an enViable rep
utation.-[>alt Lake Herald, Sth.
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FoRINTERMENT.-Fe ere informed
that the remains of Miss SIZE Robin
son, S~acramento's tavGrite actress, will
be removed from the vault in tkv New
Helvetia Cemetery, in which they
have reposed since her death, and be
inferred in a private plat within those
burial g1ounds.-[Sac. Uaiou.
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OUTRAGEOUS CoNDUCT.-The Marin
Journal of October 9TH has this first
rate notice:
The United States Marshal's posse
which anne upto disposseSs the set
tiers on the COrte de MADEIRA rancho
behaved III a very outrageous manner
by throwing rocks at the houses of the
settlers and jeering and jibing at the
unfortunate occupants, besides max
Ing free with the chickens and any
thing they could lay their hands on.
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In San Francisco, at l o'clock yes
tcrtIay afternoon, subscriptions for the
relief of the Chicago sufferers were
p0uring..n upon the committee ct the
rate of 500 per minute, and the COM
mittee expected to forward sleo,o0
TODAY.
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CHICAGo.-The great fire in Chicago
has awakened the sympathy of the
civilized world for the sufferers, and
material aid is being telegraphed from
MI quarters of the globe. The loss IS
estimated at $685. 0 900. This loss
will fall chiefly on Eastern capitalists
and manufacturers and on the insur-
ance comranies-for Chicago is city
OF agents and iobbers for Eastern
houses. Perhaps the greater portion
Of its real estate is owned by residents
and citizens of Chicago. but its goods
are owned i'll the East, many Of the
largest dealers il the city being but
agents for Eastern manufacturers Of
the goods dealt IL. 1t Is now thought
that but few lives were lost by the
great fire.
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The Louisville Commercial says
that a great deal OF sympathy is being
wasted ON General Robert Anderson,
The hero OF Fort Sumter, who was re-
tired on the half pay of a Brigadier
General. which amounts to about ST.
200 per aunum.
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James J. Ayers, an Old newspaper
man, thoroughly up in the profession,
has purchased the san Luis ObiSpo
Tribune, and the first number under
the new management shows marked
improvement. Ayers has been the
victim eff numerous financial ups and
downs in journalism, but his pluck is
uncomfortable.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

Mayor HUFF. of Macon, Ga, offers a
premium worth fifty dollars to the
prettiest girl under seventeen, who
shall appear in a homespun dress at
the State Fair.
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a severe sEGGr storm occurred De-
t0ber Sth at Cheyenne, Wyoming Ter
rItorv. The thermometerfell sudden
" t~wenty->iN degrees, reaching down
to thirty-three degrees Fahrenheit.
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INNIGRANTs.-For the year ending
on the 3oth of June. ISL. the whole
number of immigrants arriving in the
United States was 32l 1850. There
were 100. rs males and I30,92 females.
Germany sent including all German
speaking Countries, s7,44s; England,
56.530; Ireland, 57.439; Scandinavia.
1I.I3-; France, Switzerland anG Bel
GUM. 800. The total of British sub
iects Including C~anadiansJ, "a 1884,
:tt5. The Germans and >candinarians
number nearly 100000. From British
North American colonies came Il, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

Of Nebraska was defeated by 64I ma
jority. This Is a Democratic victory
measuring by the North Carolina
standard in an unexpected quarter,
and is due in great part to the ability,
energy and influence of that most eX-
ceIlent Democratic journal, the Omaha
Daily Herald.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

The Grand Duke Alexis will visit
San Francisco about the middle OF
net month.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

The City Council OF Leavenworth
has appropriated $4,000 in aid of the
sufferers by the Chicago fire and Of
fered homes to one hundred families.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

DR.. F.N. Hayden, the eminent geol-
ogist who has been exploring the Vel
Iowstone country, reached salt Lake
City last week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

San Francisco is to have a perma-
nent building for holding the fairs OF
the Mechanics Institute.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

The Pioneer Blind Troupe is meet
ing with good success st Salt Lake
City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12

BEAN < CO, Pacific Coast Advertising Agency.
40 Montgomery s., are or authorized Agents
III san Franyi-cJ.