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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-12

POSTPONED. The proposed anniversary
and picnic of the German Maennerchor, adver-
tised to take place this afternoon, at Hsttorfs
garden, has been postponed until Monday next,
June 10th.
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PERSONAL Col. j. r. Popham and u.
s. Assistant District Attorney Wells, returned
to the city this morning from the North, where
they have been for some time past.
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BILLIARD TEMPLE --REDFORD & IVES. corn
er of Main and Eleventh Streets keep the most IA,
ionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond Thvir tabres
are oil new, and everything connec led with the e.
tsbishment is rst-cass. Players are informed that
whistling is positively prohibited.
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HUsTINGs COURT this court to dsy.
the case of the Commonwealth VS.. J. Ii. sands
was called and again continued until the Jaly
term. The Grand Jury of this court " i'll meet
on Wednesday.
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LApIRs sugENRINg gRoM TRANSFORMATIONS

LADiEs SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARITIES.
or any eompiiint peculiar 10 their sex, are guar
sutsed speedy rslirf by DR.. E0TT. No 7sl Main
street, Riehmond, Va Correspondence strictly con.
hdentisl. All !er'e,A Of inquiry answered free Of
charge
Mef' 'esf''vs-A>i's ais'l ur express.
H"onis al D. IS ; eiere. -ret sh.u red.
"i1ee hou' sia aha 70 sIS
ysuing' suIs .ssS {, ii.
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PERsoNAL-DR- q. WILSON HUNTER offers
MS services t. all in need Of medical attention Al
very moderate rates. Pays special attention to The
Diseases of Ladies and Children and will guarantee
the cure of Rheainatism and Neuralgia, by the use
OF his great remedy, THE UNDOUBraD CURE"
which can be had for s. 90 box Of any Druggist Ia
every SECTION OF country. persons at a distance eau
consult free OF charge, by letter. addressed to his
ON 9. .09 Gr.ee s..eet. Richmond Va
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FREE DISCUSSION,

Brief poia ted letters upon all subjects OF pnblic
interest will be welcome here, if written plainly
one eide of the sheet
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Attention is called to the change of time of arrival
and departure of trains this road on and after
JUNE 4rH, 1871.
JNO. R. MACMURDO,
je 5-lw General Ticket and Freight Agent
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CASE OF j. G. JONES. This case was
called up in the police court this morning, and
continued until the Goth of this month.
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The GOVERNORS New MOVING MA
oHINE.-We noticed several evenings since
while passing through the Capitol Square
COW quietly grazing ON one of the beautiful
grass plats. This, of course, greatly surprised
us, for we have repeatly heard the stentorian
voice of the knighted bruisers who guard this
hallowed spot ordering Juvenile Americans to
"keep off the grass" So much were we
astonished that we were forced to enquire
of party who was rusticating on the soft
side of one of the granite benches, "Why
this was thus 2" He informed us that "this
was only one of the Governors experimental
moving machines, and that if it worked as
well as the others that had been tested this
season, and gave as much satisfaction, he
would at once proceed to appoint two more
notaries."
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SHIPPING.
ITO Il N Il W YOR x.

E0R NEW YORK
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP T2M<aAE8
COMPANY'S elegant side-wheel 60 g A533s
steamship WYANOKE, Captain BoUarR, will leave
her wharf. at Rockets on TUESDAY, June 18th, at
IL o'clock III. Freight received until IL A nj.
Through bills of lading sigued, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-nortb, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
w
Round Trip Tickets....... .................. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
je 12-1t No. 8 Governor street
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White, this
morning:
John Z. Head, a veteran drinkist, was up to
answer for being drunk and lodging on the
sidewalk, and was let off on condition that he
would leave the city forthwith.
henderson Taylor, colored, charged with
breaking door glass; the property of James
O'Neal, valued at $3.50, was let off on pay
ment of the glass.
William Blair alias John Smith, for being
drunk and disordsrly and threatening the
police, was admonished and let off, on condi-
tlon that he would never get drunk anymore.
Willie Ann Price, colored, put in an appear
ance to answer for abusing and threatening
Ellen Coles and for threatening to desect Pat
Woods head with an axe, was required to pay
fine of So so.
james Scott, colored, charged with interfer-
ing with officer Woods in the discharge of his
duty, was warned and let off for the last
time.
Madison Congress, colored, charged with
threatening the life of Rowena Irwin, was ad.
monished and discharged,
Edward Phelan and John Smith, up to an
swer for attempting to change the color of
each others eyes, ad their case settled before
coming in court.
Sallle Wingfield, colored, charged with
stealing sundry articles OF clothing, the pro-
perty of Virginia Throde, was adiudged
guilty, and sentenced to thirty days in iail.
james W. Camp, charged with interfering
with the dog catchers in the discharge of their
duty, was admonished and let off.
Chastine jackson, colored, charged with
beating Annie Alfriend. The complainant in
this case failed to put in an appearance, was
arrested and brought into court, when both
parties were fined ST. each.
John Winston and Wash Webb (colored,)
charged with fighting on the premises Of
Joseph Hecke were each fined So and let off.
Bill Waddy (colored, charged with obtains
ing by deception and fraud, property to the
amount of S43.50 from Harriet johnson, was
let Oft, the evidence failing 10 sustain the
charge.
Rose Shields (colored,) charged with assault.
ing and striking Mrs. Ann B. James, was re-
quired to pay fine of $3.50.
II. +. james and Ann B. James, charged
with assaulting and striking Rose Shields with
a stick, were honorably discharged.
Ann johnson and Gennett Royle, colored.
for abusing and threatening each other. Dur.
ing the trial of this case each of these parties
called the other liar which.was too much for
the justice, who ordered Ann to pay a fine of
So and Gennett $5.
Emanuel Francis, vagrant with no visible
means OF support, was sent to Jail for three
months.
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LUCuf DaBHes,
Political fruit-Bri-berries
How to get rid of fleas-kill them.
A plain unvarpished tale-A DOCS taIa

| Political fruit-Bri-berries
| How to get rid of feas-kil them.
plain unvarnished tale-A dogs tale.
A good substitute for whiskey-Ice water.
Judge Minor is but twenty-six years of age.
The way to get at the root Of thing-dig.
ku-Klux have gone out of fashion. Grant
made objections to the style.
The net earnings of the recent prize swindle
are likely to be required to pay court costs.
1t being rainy out doors the flies have all
come inside, and are industriously annoying.
The Enquirer says the Governors house is
beginning to look respectable. Did 1t know
the Guv was absent?
Much of the dirt of the last Legislature ha 8
been painted over. The damanble spots will
never rub out, but may be made more indis-
tinct.
1t is rumored that certain justice OF this
city will soon get justice from Judge Minor, of
the county court.
The weather being quite cool this morning,
there were only about three hundred persons.
of every hue and color, in attendance upon the
police court.
They have formed an "Extract, COMPANY
in Lynchburg. Couldn't they come down and
squeeze that $l,7 100 school fund out of whoever
got itP We can't.
White says that the first square meal be had
for three weeks, he received from the Tailor
on last Saturday morning. Lucky for him
that he was arrested.
"There is no way of preventing Richmond
from being a great city," We believe it, for
the efforts of Democracy have been great, and
she still improves-a little.
Richmond is said, by one who has Travelled
considerably, to be in a more thriving condi-
tion than any city of its size now known. He
may have been a considerable traveller, but
was either blind or near sighted.
The improvements at the Capitol, it's said,
will tempt many to the next Legislature.-
These improvements not being as important
as railroad ones, will not be likely to offer so
great Inducements to seek a seat there. Many
will call, but few will be chosen.
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A ssIGNEEs SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN PATRICK COY
VA, AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN PATRICK COY,
VA, AT AUCTION.
By virtne of decree of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. WILL on
Thursday, the 22d day of June, 1871,
sell, assignee of John Tuggle, bankrupt, on the
premises, where the bankrupt now resides, a TRACT
Of LAND, containing 1876 acres, lying on the waters
Of Rock Castle creek, and adjoining the lands of
Abram Houohins and others.
ALSO,
ut the same time and place. a TRACT of 100 acres,
lying on the waters of Smiths river, adjoining the
lands of Reuben Wright and Others.
ALSO,
TRACT of TO acres, lying on the head waters of
Rock Castle creek, adjoining the lands of Nathaniel
Burwell and Others
TERMS-0ne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months equal instalments, purchaser giving
bonds, with approved security for the deferred pay
ments, and title retained til whole Of purchase
money is paid.
jeS-1awsw THos Il ooBBs, Assignee
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES, for the District of Virginia.
In the matter Of VIM Pool, bankrupt-in bank
ruptcy.
By decree entered in this matter on the - day
OF May, was appointed Special Commissioner to
take an account of all liens subsisting u. the
realty surrendered by the said bankrupt at the time
his petition In bankruptcy was fi!ed with the pri-
critics thereof
have appointed THURSDAY, the 10th day of July,
io7l as the time, and the storehouse of Ro. X Over
by IN Mecklenburg county, as tho place, for taking
the said accounts, at which time and place they
required to attend, with all papers &C.. necessary to
the iuii and perfect execution of this Decree
aiyen under my hand this 7th day of june 1871.
W r BARKSDALE,
Jsv-lawow Special Commissioner
TNHE s0UTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Il for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans Of
the Southern States
DIsTRIBUTION No. 37o. EVENING JuNr TO-
Q 81 58 GO al 40 rs 80 "a 50 65 Sc 16
DISTRIBUTION No. 377. MORNING JUNE IL
80 es 7 60 8 2s IL rs 1 20 SO 80 4e4
Witness my hand at Richmond, Va, this 18th day
of june 1871.
SIMMONS & CO., @. @. TOMPKINs
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DABNEY, at the Branch Office, No
Eleventh street. door from Main.
- VmErnIN1 EAThA NlVr.
just received, magnificent lot OF
PAPER, CARDS AND ENvEL0PRe,
for WEDDING and VISITING PURPoSEs-far sa
Pefor to anything now offered IN the city-which va
propose to work mp Ia our usual unsqusllsd style,
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RAILROADS..

ID lCHMOND AND DANvILLE AND PIEDMONT
n R. R. OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AND
FREIGHT AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 3, 1871
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WANTS.

NTANTED-A reliable BUSINESS MAN, ss Genes
w raj Agent for the celebrated Gold Medal Sew
ing Machine in the States of Virginia. West Virginia
Office of SHAFFER & STRONG, No. 9l3 Main street,
the Trave ling Agent will offer such Inducements as
cannot fail to secure him. Office hours from NJ
to N, until June 18th, 1871.
G. NJ. 8. M. co.
je 10-3t* per L. K. BAKER. Agent.
NTANTED-six BATTEAU (BOATMEN) for the
w Greenbrier river also fifty handy MEN, on
rock and attend to stone-mason. For particulars,
wages, &c. &C.. apply at Mr.. Masoa's store Of
Seventeenth and Main street.
MCMAHON 4 co.
je S-f JAMES L. CAPSTON, Agent.
w AETED-A SERVANT WOMAN to do general
w housework Apply to
G. WEDLINGER
Je 6-h 9l6 Main street.
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MEETINGS.

MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC BENEFICEET
1v1 SOCIETY, will meet at their hall TONIGHT
at s1 o'clock, as business of vital importance is to
be transacted, every member should be present.
By order Of the President:
JUAN A. PIZZINI,
JeIz-lt* Secretary.
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ALSO,

at the same time and place. a TRACT of 100 acres,
lying on the waters of Smiths river, adjoining the
lands Of Reuben Wright and Others
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one TRACT of TO acres, lying the head waters of
Rock Castle creek, adjoining the lands of Nathaniel
Burwell and Others
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8ates of Adpertisin0.

Advertisements will be inserted In the EVENING
JOURNAL at the following rates, except legal cd
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just received, magnificent lot OF
PAPER, CARDS AND ENvEL0PRe,
for WEDDING and VISITING PURPoSEs-far sa
perior to anything offered in the oity-which
propose to work mp in our usual unsqusllsd style,
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other fundamental laws affecting the gen.
eral interest OF society 10 q vote Of the
whole people.
10Th. By prohibiting the importation Of
Coolies or other seryile labor, md protect.
ing labor from all unnecessary burdens,
"l0lh. BY encouraging cooperative el'
forts, and the building up OF manufacture
ing industries throughout the country.
"llth. BY granting general amnesty and
restoring the Union at once on the basis
OF the equality OF rights and privileges to
all classes and interests, the impartial I'D.
minlslratiOn of Justice being the only true
bond Of union To bind the States together
and engage the affections Of the people TO
the government
l2lh. by the creation Of o Board Of
Management Of the Currency and Reve.
nue., 10 consist Of such number of lntelli.
gent business men as may he necessary
TO transact the fiscal ailairs Of the govern.
menl, which board shall be charged with
the execution Of all laws relating to the
collection and disbursement Of the reye-
nue., and the regulation Of the currency;
and empowered to employ and have the
oversight of the clerical lOIco and other
officers and agents required in tho dis
charge Of all the duties pertaining 10 this
department; the same rule 10 be applied to
tho PostolllCe and Interior Department, as
far as may be practicable; the Secretary's
of the respective deparlmentslo he Prcsi.
dents vt such Board
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FRANCE.
YRRsAILLEs, Augusl 10.

VERSAILLES, August 10.
In the Assembly last evening N. Dam.
mas submitted a motion providing for
the distribution Of a remuneration Tor the
losses sustained by the departments dur.
Ing the war, commissioners TO be appoint.
ed from the people Of each district. The
proposition was violently opposed by NJ.
Victor lIO Franc, and was not acted
upon.
AmOtlOn for the prolongatlon TO three
years of the OfilcO Of Tihers as the CHIEF
Ol the Executive power will probably be
introduced In tho Assembly tomorrow.
Provision Is made therein for the resigna.
tiOn Of Thiers In tho event OF dissolution
Of the Assembly before the expiration Of
his term Of office.
The eCOurt.martial has sentenced Roug.
nes, tho former Mayor of Pucax, TO penal
servitudo for life. The official prosecutor
having insisted that the moderation Of the
language Of tho accused entitled him TO
some favor.
Evidence has been given IN the case Of
N. Asst In relation 10 his conduct upon
the occasion of the strike OF La CreusOt
The prisoners complain bitterly Of the
comments NJ the press upon their cases.
BERLIN, August 10.
Emperor William has not yet ratified
tho convention for tho evacuation Of the
French Departments Of Seine Etals.
VERSAILLES, August 10.
Adyicps from Blegeri report continued
improvement In the situations and say the
insurgents arO rapidly submitting to the
authority Of the government.
VERSAILLES, August 10.
Evidence has been placed before the
court martial that the Central Committee
ol the National Guard Of Paris ordered
the assassination of General LecOmtO and
Clement Thomas.
The Budget Committee OF the Assem-.
bly, finally rejected thO2Oper cent duty on
raw material.
Velillard submltteda motion providing
for the spontaneous assembling Of a coun.
ell Of Generals in case tho government is
overthrOwn.
The decentralization bill was finally
passed by the Assembly. A supplement
tary bill relative TO the Department of the
Seine will soon be introduced.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCI-
DENT IN MAINE.
A Passenger Train Falls Through a
Bridge.

BANGOR, NE, August ..
As a Maine Central railroad train wa.
entering the city tonight, the bridge
across Hampden road gave way, causing
a general smash up, killing one person
outright, and injuring thirty more or less
seriously. The engine and potion ol
the mail and express car had not crossed
the bridge when the structure weni down.
The balance Oi the train, consisting Ol the
Smoking car, three passenger cans, and
one Pullman Palace car, was tumbled IN
To the streets Of the city. The smoking
car was plunged distance Of twenty
feet into the streets, followed by two pas.
senger cars, and all three were complete
ly torn to pieces. The third passenger
car plunged down an abyss striking
upon the forward end, crushing II
in, while the rear was suspended at
an angle of iOrty.flve degrees, by bro.
ken timber and the abutments. The
Pullman palace cur remained upon the
track, being hut slightly damaged by con.
tact with the preceding car. Though
none Of its passengers were in any way
injured, VIM. PerCiyal, brakeman, was
killed while standing at his post on the
front platform. The train being behind
time was running at a great rate TO make
II up, and the loss Of lie would have been
fearful but for the small number Of pass.
engers. Many Of the passengers were
dug out unhurt from tho mass Of debris
TO which the train had been reduced.
The cause Of the accident was due to the
deCayed condition Of the bridge, to re.
place the old timbers on which work had
begun to-day. The whole community Is
discussing the accident and It's causes, and
will demand a searching investigation Of
the circumstances. Gallagher, q boiler
maker Of East Boston, died from his inju.
rics. Up to midnight the injured were
doing well. When the accident was
known, the citizens hurried to the scene
Of the disaster and rendered 10 the inlur.
ed every possible assistance.
SECOND DISPATCH,
The sufferers from The Maine Central
disaster are all reported doing well and
in n fair way Of recovering. A coror.
ner's inquest Is being held upon the body
Of Thomas Gallagher and will Afterwards
adjourn 10 the place of the disaster. The
whole number reaches fifty.
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IlOntd of RenI Estate AEent..

AAHAHAANNNf eAAbAeN i've
The National Board Of Real Estate
Agents met In this city to-day TO hold
their third annual Convention. Thirteen
States and territories were represented
delegates coming even from Texas, Ne.
brnska and DaCotah At the session TO.
day tho President Of the Board, Mr.. W.
]. Barney, Of Chicago, made an address,
and Secretary j. NJ. Wing, of Chicago,
read poem. ~ ~
Judged +. Kinley, Of Nebraska. briefly
addressed the Convention, and presented
a resolution, which was adopted, pro.
viding for the publication Of the address
setting lorth ihOresourccs and comprising
the statistic of the Southern and Western
States and the advantages OF these for
the investment ol capital.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

king Aamdeus will Of very early
day visit Valadnlid and the eastern pro-
vinces of Spain.
AT Harrisburg, Illinois, on Sunday
last, George Dawson, young man In the
employ Of David Roper, while riding "
church with Roper's daughter, was drag.
ged from his horse, badly beaten, an d then
shot dead by Thomas Pickering and his
two sons, William and James. The mur.
derers have escaped.
The hydraulic compaDy's building
at Rochester, N. y, has been entirely
destroyed by fro. The loss foots up
$4,000; Insurance $4,000
AT Phillipstown, Ills, on last Thurs.
day at horse race, Lewis Gregory and
Lewis +. Geneve got into dispute when
Genevo obtained ArevOlver and dlScharg.
ed three bullets into GregOry's body, kill.
ing him almost instantly.
"A fire In Rochester, N H., yesterday
morning, destroyed Dampenll's furniture
and carpet store, Chas DecklOrd's stove
store, W. p. Holmes grocery, Sanborn'S
millinery and the dwelling house Of Mrs.
B. Hodgon. Loss 100000. Insurance
ell 900. lncendiafy.
j. j. Brookman, ur n. T., has sued
the proprictOrs Of the Now Hall House at
MilS aukee, for false imprisonment, claim.
ing 100000 damages lie was arrested
on presenting a supposed fraudulent check
for bis board, which has since proved
genuine.
"A man named John Murray, killed
neighbOr, named john O'Neill, at Whea.
ton, near Chippewa, Wisconsin, Wednes-
day, by slabbing him fourteen times, and
then set a savage dog on him, biting and
tearing his flesh iflghtfully. O'Nelll eI.
pircd soon nfter. The murderer escaped.
Arthur Duncan, Of Saltwater, drown.
cd himself at TaylOr's Falls, Minnesota,
Saturday last. Cause, liquor
Information has b. cn received at the
Navy Department that within several
months at least six persons have been
practiCing impositions IN various parts Of
the country under the false assumption
Of being officers Of the navy.
"A fro in MckCana new hall and
Rnrnes' extensive sugar warehouse Ia
Philadelphia. yesterday morning destroy.
ed : 900 barrels Of bone black, but prompt
closing by steam machinery Of the iron
shutters saved the main building which
at one time was In imminent danger
The Tennessee Press Association len
| Nashville at 080 last evening and will
spend Fridayat Louisville and Saturday
at Cincinnati
Tho President will remain at Long
Branch five weeks, and then visit his fatd.
er In Kentucky, returning to Washington
In October
Parties interested, deny that Nm.
Perkins has sold her claim against the
Russian government