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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-31

The St. Clairsville Fair will begin Sep
TENDER eth and last three days.
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I STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold al the lOls offered At $500 each
.reept Two. / now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Kim and Chestnut streets and ex,
Tending 10 the river Price from $500 70 81 ,OOC
each, according 10 size and location. Terms,
One.iourth cash, residue In equal lnStAllmenw q
oH'' wv ''''- ' JNo, P. GILCHRIBT,.
ANAL Al Top Mil.
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RICH new Fall shawls at j. s. Rhodes
& Co.'S.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1871.
Travellers Register.


New Advertisements
Steamer Argosy.
Notice TO Coal Merchants.
q. d. ID. Q.
Carpets and Oil Cloths. .
Hubbard's Patent Sofa Bed.
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Aug23

nor sALE-THREE SHARES OF
Il Stock 1880 EACH n the lrOnton Hoillng
advantages for manufacturing and facilities for
" Sagil '' /. IRWIN, Agent.
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For Sale.

TTARIETIES-A HOUSE AND LOT
V on Main street, 5000; Dwelling HOUSE
an Roff stFeet, E25OO; House on Main suee !,
Ell sOO: Farm OF 40 acres Tor ,sO LIE LIZ
I,1ss nI II rooms and large lot Tor tbJJJ ninS
arres well improved, neAi Wellrblrs i9t S''''''
DEe,i ~ y" ''S L CuTHBERT,
roI sA'' " 20 Monroe street,
nOR SALE-A LARGE AND WE'LL
Il ESTABLISHED
Printing Office, Book Blndery and
Stationery Store.
Fo' pA''''N' G, HANSON LOVE,
.pvalS So, 4th Avenue, Pittsburgh, 70.
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No. Cures ITtk IN Bore. Cent.
:, FeVerB, Congestion, lnfAminAt n.........25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm COlie......25
CFyIHEsUolic or reeihinK Of lhrahtS..... 70
DInfFhOen VI children or Adult. ........2S
DysentRFy, Gripping, Bilious OOlle........75
ChOlerR.M Orbns, Vomiting. .."..........25
Coughs, Colds, Br0ne ....4........2b
Neuralgia, ToothAchS, ! aceAche. ....-.....23
Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. Is
10 Dyapepata, Bilious btOmac ...... ..........25
u slDpreaBed or Irregular PeriOIB............2
70 Whites, too PfoInse Periods ........ .......25
u Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing ......... Is
Efuptloug, Salt Hheum, Eryeipeias. ........25
IS RheumntIsm, Rheumatic PAins............25
Is Fever md AG1e, Chill Fever, A guoa..... 80
y PILES, Blind or Bleeding
70 OpthhlBly, aud Sore or Weak HyOg.l......,SO
y gntRFrh,acuie or chronic, lnnuensA ....50
n " WhoOplnRscOuRh, violent coughs........b9
" Asthma, oppressed BREATH ..,.............50
q Ear DISCHARGES, impaired hearing. ........5O
y ScrOfuln, Enlarged Glands, awellinRs :. 80
q General Debility, Physical Weakness. 30
2s Dropay aud 6eanty Seeretl
q Sen blellneRb, Sickness from RIDING. 80
n Kidney Disease, Gravel. ........... s......6O
2 +" Nefyone Debility, involuntary Semi.
lnhl nlsenntge ....".............,.l %
q Sore Mouth, .........SO
% Urinary Weakness, WettinR Bed ....50
81 Painful Periods, Hysterl ............5O
% SuIeFlnEB Of Change Of Liie,.............l %
D :. ltleniy, bpdlih6 Sc. Wins Dance Iii 10
d "Dlphthefin, liberated Sore Threat. ..,.O
Price In Walls large slEe...... 1850 and
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rOMMIsslONElIs SALE.

!OIHIO'I01'''
Pursuant 10 the act Of the Legislature Of West
Virginia. passed February 25h, 1867, entitled
IAN act 10 provide for winding up the ahairs OF
the North Western Bank Of Virginia, the IN,
deTsIgned Commissioners appointed under SAID
act, will, on
THURSDAY. the 7th day Of September, 1871,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. N, in front Of the
Court House At Wheeling, sell the remaining
property, assets and clalmS Of tho North Western
bahk oil Virginia at public auction for cash, the
purchase money TO bo payable on the transfer oil
the assets.
Persons disposed To lid can obtain full intor'
nation respecting said assets by application To
" LA"'" ~ """"' n CRANGLE,
ADAM KUHN,
G. OGLRBAY,
q. LAMB,
.oa CnfnmIa aiOnRFa
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BLACK silk warp Cashmeres, the new
Dress Goods, at J. s. Rhodes & Cos.
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Medical.
SIM1LTA sIMlLIBUs OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS ..iN

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven nom tho most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-P Promptly 1lcient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi.
cines In use-so simple that nistAk6s cannot DO
made In using them 30 harmless as 10 be free
nom danger, and 90 Gflcentas TO DO Away, re-.
liable. They hare received the highest common.
dalton from the Thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts.
action to those who Try them.
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BLACK Brilliants, the new finished mo-
hairs, at ], s, Rhodes & Cos. ..,..E
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gUu . eAhCSbH fH -. Q.
Cares Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthache, BleOdlAs
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Barns, Bruises, Lamenesg, BprAlns, RheumAs
tlsm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, B0lls, eoTnS,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
Known.
Price, SOC. bOe., PlntSO1 90, QaattS q IS.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent 10
any part Of the country, By mail or express, free
Of charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
ONCE and depot, No. coz BRoADWAT, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists,
A fnllnssuftmcnt Of the above for sale IN Wheel.
ing BY EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING D CARROLL.
LOGAN, LIST q co.
THOS. j. FINNEY.
A full assoFlmct OF the above for sale IN Bell
alre by ]. D M. N. MERCER.
noy3teod&W
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SEVERANCE = HOLT,

METAL.
INl % tons Cold Blast Hanging Rock.
100 No. Hanging Rock Foundry
oeia HENRS K. LIST 4 co
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DiamOnd-POinted
STEAM DRILLS,
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

AuApted 70 Mining, quarrylnR, hhAfllng, Tun
neling, Railroad Grading, ArteslAn
Well Boring Prospecting. &c.
FtTTT TO SEVEHTY.HIvH PER CBNT or COsT AMI
TiHB or HAND LABOR SAVED.
TEST CORES" In form OF solid cylinders oil
rock or mineral, taken out Of mines from any
depth not exceeding one thousand 1000 feet
showing true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION. ..
Never needs sharpening, as the Cutting POints
ROUGH DIAMONDS.
Are practically lndustruetibie.
-. FIRST PREMIUMS
Awarded In both Europe and America
., BEWARE OF fNFRiNGEMBNTs.
Illustrated circulars sent on application.
Address
SEVERANCE 4 HOLT,
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NEW YORK SYRUP.
In 30 Barrels HAVemcycr q Elders Silver
DTips, lust received and for sale by
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TLOUR-100 barrels Choice White
II Wheat, 800 barrels Prime Red Wheat
augai HENRY X. LIST d co,
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CPEEDILY CURED,
NO CHARGE UNTIL CURED.

Secret or any Form Of Disease, at tho old cs.
tAblIshed Western Medical Institute, iT syca'
more street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NesarS. B. Hoe 4 Co., A. b. TaJlOr,
DOgOner h Weller, 10,
TYPE, EOROERs, ORNAMENTS. CUTS. SIC
non tAO voll.knOVn EOandrIOs d
NV YORK,
PHILADELPHIA.

"nmsoE AND BOSTON
.uI Iiu-. .N
lu
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BAKERS FLoUR-1OO BARRELS
w '''S HENRY K. LIST 4 co.
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TAGS PRINTED TO ORDER AT
Il tnis yfioo
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r .ARD-2OO tierces prime Leaf, 100
II kegs family ditto. -.--..
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-02

The Gran:,e Contracts. The fact that
the contract for the superstructure of the
new State Department building at Wash
ington had been awarded to Colonel Albert
Ordway, of this city, has heretofore been
announced in the JOURNAL. In addition
to this, however, another contract for the
exterior walls and steps of the cellar and
basement stories and walls of the court
yard, facing and coping of the area walls of
the same building, was at the same time
awarded to the BodwelI Granite company.
of Fox Island, Maine. The granite is to
be cut at the quarries and delivered in
Washington ready for rse. The contractors
are also required to agree to furnish the
granite which may be required for the en-
tire building for the use of the State, War.
and Navy Departments, when the construc-
ton OF the Otner portions of the buildings
shall be author 'zed, at the same rates and
upon the same terms as the present CON
tract. The price of the Fox Island COM
pany is G3 cents per cubic foot for all stone
which do not exceed 40 cubic feet, and an
addition of one cent per cubic foot for each
additional cubic foot in stones the dimen-
sions of which exceed 40 cubic feet. The
price to the Richmond company is so cents
per cubic foot for all stones the dimensions
of which do not exceed 20 cubic feet. and
an increase in price Of $40 of one cent per
cubic foot on each additional cubic foot in
stone the dimensions of which exceed 20
cubic feet. fltirs
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Dcdths.-Thirty-one persons died in this
city, from various causes, during the week
ending Saturday, July 10Th. OF these
there were 10 males and II females-white
males, 8; white females, Z. CoIored-IO
males and females. Total as to color, lG
whites and IL colored.
According to this rate, the whites are
dying about as fast as the colored, thereby
exploding the happy idea Of the CharIottes-
vile Chronicle, that in a few years all the
negroes would be dead. We are disposed
to believe that the colored people are as ac-
commodating as any race on earth, but do
not believe they will carry it so far as to
die just TO please "white folks.o
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A NoW Concern scith al Established Il d.
atc ion.-E. Ii. Smith, Jr. x Bro., have
recently associated themselves together for
the pr,pose of manufacturing tobacco for
chewing. We have been shown several of
their brands, among them the 'Golden
Ma net" which speaks for itself. We are
a judge, and can speak by the cord in rela-
ton to this particular brand. Among n,l-
merous other brands they are putting up
tabaccos known as the pride ofthe South. .
&c. Harvey" Maurice Amblern and
Hancock $ Navy" al Of which are staple
aud superior. The gentlemen connected
with this establishment have, il a short
time, won an enviable reputation among
their many competitors, and we earnestly
recommend them to our country friends as
reliable and their tobaccos as of the best
quality.
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and its shelter from scom by covering uI
or denying its crimes, as if cowardIy assas.
sination could be palliated, and brutal mur-
der excused--and the Democratic party
throughout the land rejoicing in its promise
Of help. So, either by open and acknowl-
edged action, or by the no less criminal and
the more cowardly participation of extenu-
ating and shielding the crime, the party,
South and North, become before the people
and before God equal sharers in the respon-
sibility. M
Out Of the mouths of more than two
hundred witnesses is every syllable of this
established /; and more than ten thousand
of the shroudless dead, from hidden places
by Wayside, in swamp and mountain, and
from the sleepless ashes of fired homes,
shout their ghastly AMEN! I.r.
A single instance of these thousand out
RACES perpetrated upon an American citizen
on foreign soil, would be thought ample cause
for war and our entire navy would hasten
to enforce the nations indignation. And
such abuse as is daily meted out to these
humble Methodist preachers, if offered one of
our missionaries on heathen ground, would
arouse the whole American church until
every mind was laden with demands for
protection. 'l'1 .,le ~. ..s..., +.
The thanks of all citizens who love right
and hate rapine are due the faithful men Of
this committee, who, forgetting their own
ease, have SO industriously devoted these
hot months to the unea,.b'ng of this giant
v'llainy, i'H nas't 7fd i
Christian men of our country! Humane
men All decent men, we appeal to you
Is party worthy of life in this land which |
seeks supremacy through such hell-born
?"ddon{i t'fii
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The Nep Sugar Retne,y.-We are glad
to hear that active preparations are being
made to put in operation the new sugar re-
finery in Myers buildings, on Seventeenth
and Dock SHEETS. On inquiry we find tbs t
the machinery is now bel g manufactured,
chiefly in this city, and that it will ere long
be put up and set to work. The supply Of
water secured for this establishment is IL
exhaustible, aud is of kind most admirably
adadted for the purpose, and the manage
ment of the concern is in the hands of
gentlemen Of great business experience, and
in every other respect most adn,rably fitted
to make the enterprise success. Thus are
we surely and steadily going ahead. We
would like to know what has become of the
Paper Mill enterprise, of which we heard
something not long ago.
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The Seay-Efps Further Eran,-
no ion Waired ard Tie Case Scm Oa.-The
continued case of John Seay, charged with
shooting George Ii. Epps, was aga before
Police Justice White yesterday afternoon
for further investigation. No other wit
nesses were examined, however, and, after
some little discussion between Col. john
son, counsel for Seay, and the Justice, a
further examination was waived at the re-
quest of the defence. Justice White then
sent the accused on to the grand jury of
the Hastings Court, which meets on the
first Monday in September, to answer an
indictment, Seay was admitted to bail in
the sum of 80 900 for his appearance, with
w. p. Seay and Walter p. Griffin as sure-
ties.
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DON'T W0ato T1lote The ReOenue La,cs.
We observe friend Gerot is having the words
wholesale liquor dealer" painted in red
letters over his door. We know a number
Of gentlemen who, from the quantity they
drink at once, ought, as a matter of pre-
seryation, induce every bar visited by them
to put up the sign wholesale, &c.o Mr..
G.. need have no fear of the custom-house,
as they might well be considered pmficeps
crnai,iis if the law be violated.
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CRANDExouRsoN FROM WASHINGTON

The undersigned having rented METROPOLI
The
EXCURSIONISTSF FROM WASHINGTON,
who will arrive here ON THURSDAY afternoon
respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has made arrangements 10 supply them
with
EVERY LUXURY = F4 Id
That the market can Afford together With ICES
TEA and COFFEE, and the best WINES, Ii
QUORS and CIGARS that can be obtained hl
the city-all of which will be sold at reasonable
rates
;. The rooms will be kept open from p. M
Thursday, the Sd instant, until the next day at
the same hour. All who wish to extend any
courtesy or hospitality to this large body of straI-
gers Writing our city are invited to call on them
AS above fet
A GOLD WATCH and several other VALUA-
BILE PRIZES will be drawn for during the night
au PITS JOHN DABNEY
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TAX NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS WHO
L HAVE NOT PAID THEIR CAPITATION
TAX FOR THE YEAR 1870.
See act of Assembly 1S69-'70 page 49, section
AZ, which reads as follows
mo person shall be allowed to attend any pub
lie school, whose father, if he be alive and resi-
dent within the school district, and not n pauper
shall not have paid the capitation tax in aid OF
public free schools, last assessed on him, in pur
saance of section of article 10th of the consti-
tuition and section 81 of this lct''
Every person will see the importance ofcalling
on the Sheriff at once (No. l1l5 Main street, and
paying his capitalion tax for 1870, as the delin-
quent list will be Returned in q very short time
ior examination. JOHN w WRIGHT,
au lot Sheriff City of Richmond.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The 'sAmerican Rolled Nut and Tube Com
pany''-Live Men of X edmond at the Head.

pany'-Live Men of edmond at the Head.
Yesterday, Judge Wexford granted {
charter of Incorporation to William Il. Tan.
ner, William II. Allderdice, John L. Bos.
sioux, John g. Davis, j. III. Montague
William w. Crump, and w. l.. Cowardin
who propose establishing works for the
manufacture and sale of tubular pipes, nuts,
bars and nuts made from iron, steel, cop
per or any ether metal, and for the rolling
and manufacture of iron and other metals
in any form.
The terms of the charter are, that the
name and style of the finn is to be "The
american Rolled Nut and Tube Company. -
The capital stock to be $685. 900, to be in
creased as required to the maximum allow
ed by law, divided into three hundred and
iifty shares of 800 each. The company
propose to hold not more than five acres Of
land in the county of Chesterfield or town
of Manchester, and not more than five acres
of land in the city of Richmond OF county
of Henrico.
The principal office to be Kept in the city
of Richmond, where the chief business of
the company is to be transacted.
The names of the officers are as follows:
w. l.. Cowardin. President; William III.
Haxall, William L. Tanner, Philip j.
Wright, George w. Allen, and John E.
Bossieux, Directors-all of whom reside in
the city of Richmond.
1t will be seen that this company is COM
posed of many of our wealth;est and most
energetic citizens, fact which guarantees
the success of the entel prise. Il.
We welcome with pleasure this evidence
of the growing prosper .ty of Richmond, and
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A Good Wife, scho can Neithe, Tak MOI,
H.emc.-Every Virginian will recognize, in
the parties we are about to speak of, the
old '"uncle" and "avnt' of childhood, to
be found in nearly every home where num-
bers of colored people belonged.
Yesterday the Police court was visited
by "Uncle Tom" and "Aunt Patsy" two
old gray headed colored folks, who were
man and wife, the former being there IN
obedience to warrant obtained by the lat
ter. We let "Uncle Tom" tell his own
story: II took Patsy for wife, and she
are a good wife, too, cause she can't talk.
(What would some of our lady friends think
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Al About COw.-William Woody. n
sharp visaged, small specimen of hu,nani-
ty, from the country, was up for a hearing,
having been some time ago arrested.
charged with stealing COW, the property
of John Bowles. Upon hearing the testi-
mony, the Justice informed Mr.. Woody
that he had done very wrong, in buy 'ng a
cow at a price far below her real value /:
but as he could find no evidence sustaining
the charge of theft, he would discharge
him
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A Great Cmfosay-H Eats a Dog
Mr.. William Euker, a few doors above us,
has live crockodilc, about two feet in
length. He also had fayorite terrier dog,
to which he was much attached. The dog
venturing toonear the crockodile yesterday,
was seized by it and swallowed before Mr..
Euker could secure him. lie now lies al
most in dormant state from the effects OF
am overdose of dog. Wewould thank Mr..
Enker to turn him loose on Sunday, so as
to rid our community of a number Of these
horrible brutes. Call and see him.
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Taken through ignorance. We are re-
quested to state that Mr.. Oppenheiser, the
German, who took an overdose of lauda-
mum, yesterday, did not do so for the pur-
pose of destroying his life, but to relieve q
violent pain from which he was suffering
and through ignorance of the dose took too
much. This statement is due to Mr.. O. and
his friends, who are said to be numerous.
We are glad it is so, and make the correc-
tion with pleasure.
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DIED.

On the lst instant, MANSF1ELD BUTLER,
aged sc years. +,
On the lst instant, CORA HARRISON, only
child of r. H. +. and Maria Robinson, aged s
years months and % days
On the LIST instant, ANDREW, infant son of
Andrew and Anna q. Pizzini, aged 10 months
:, On the 29th ult, in Hanover, ALEXANDER
BARLOW, aged 70 years.
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sg Still They Come .!-Read what the People

nE Still They Come Read hat the People
sAY ABOUT THE REMEDIES SOLD AT "PAIs PAINT
OFFICE ."
Could not Raisehis Arm-I have suffered great
iy from rheumatism for two years I was not
able to raise my arm when I used PAIN PAINT
After the PAIN PAINT was applied five minutes to
my shoulder could use my arm as well as ever.
l.. YoUNG.
nave used PAIN PAINT for rheumatism in the
Knee and lind great relief. MRS. M. S. PEARcR
have used six bottles of WoLcoTT's ANYmI-
LAroR for catarrh, and was cured. As there are
several in this vicinity who want some of your
catarrh remedy please send me one gallon of
Woicotts Annihilator CT. WINDHAa,
sf@ Nelson county.
1estedJree ON all who come TO the PAIN PAINT
Office, No 2o7 Fifth street, between Grace and
Broad
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aegSnbscribe to Edwards Circulating Libra.
ry, now containing nearly FIVE THOUSAND
VOLUMES of choice and interesting reading
matter on all subjects Terms moderate only
twenty-five cents per month and deposit of
one dollar Everybody ought to be able to read
at these rates.
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MH ThOmpson's Pomade Optime, as a dress-
| ng for the Hair is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens, inn
proves and beauties. the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it a rich glossy appearance
For sale by all druggists. Price, 50 and 10 cents
Der bottle lt.4 tt3.5 i3lraii
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-02

A Neao Insurance Emepase.-Mr. Il.
Gerot has rented the upper portion Of his
handsome building, situated one door above
our office, to G. A. LOwber, ESQ.,, to be
used as an insurance Office.
Mr.. Lowber is the agent for Virginia of
the Empire Mutual Insurance Company of
New York, and proposes to furnish and fit
up handsomely the elegant rooms he has
rented suitably to carry on the business he
represents. ~ ..tlMaTEa
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-02

Lipe Stoek.AThe following table, fur
nished us by Mr.. L. Gimmi, weighmaster,
shows the number, weight and price of the
live stock sold in the city during the month
of July: Cattle, 425 head weight,
364, $3.50 lbs, gross price, 3!G9G3c. Sheep,
259 head weight, 23, los lbs, gross price.
4@5lc. Hogs, 24head weight, 4, ,l55 lbs.' :
net price, s@s4c. Lambs, $2@4.5O.
Stock sheep, $l.5092.50. falsl t8
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-02

by its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
iy soied they can be readily restored, 1t is easy
OF application and is perierfectly free from any
dor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers Price, 25 cents n bottle '