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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-23

The CASE OF VIM. III. BARRETT
The Prisoner at has oun Request Committed.
VIM. II. Barrett, ESQ.,, of New York city,
agent of s. Ii. Clark & Co., manufacturers
of pickles, catsups, &C.. was one of the
parties tried before Justice White this
morning for violating the city ordinance re-
lating to sample merchants.
Mr.. Barrett was fined $50 and costs, and
sent on to the Hastings Court to answer
the charge of violating the State law, in
selling goods by sample without license.
MIR. Barrett refused to pay the fine and also
to give bail for his appearance before the
Hastings Court, wherenpon he was COM
mitted at his own request.
Mr.. Barrett's object in this matter is to
sue out writ of habeas corpus and have
the case tried before a superior court.
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MORE MEETINGS. - The immense
amount of business brought before the
City Council has determined that body to
amend the rule in relation to its time of
meeting, so as to hold t,co instead of one
meeting each month.
The Council shall meet on the second
Monday in every month at O'Clock in the
afternoon, and at any time to which it may
adjourn or be regularly called.
This change was found necessary in
order to facilitate business, and we are glad
to find the members had the sense to see
the necessity for change.
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DIsTINGIsUHED VISITORS IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBER.-During the session
of the Council this morning, there were
present, G. p. Huntington, ESQ.,, president,
General WINS. q. Wickham, vice-presi-
dent, II. D. Whitcomb, chief engineer,
and John B. Baldwin, Esq, counsel of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. These
gentlemen were especially interested in
the discussion of the ordinance referring to
the appropriation proposed to be made tc
the railroad in which they are interested.
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Tur SAMp1p CAspe po;o,. or \, ,,;ce
Was Decis;o.,,N-In IN d;snos;,gg ",S y Of tbe
samnle cases tb;s morn;,e I.s,;ce I Wb;te
Of tbe nol;ce court tooll s,bstont;ol,, tSa
follow;nc nos;t;on T5e c;tv ord;n,,nne one
oives the mayor tbc r;olt 20 reI,,so o, or ornnt
Icerses to sannIe n,arcba,ts Th;s W sai;' sord;'
nance annl;es alike 70 res;dents and rs non non.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbere ;s M die I;scr;m;. u
oton i, e,rnr of ~ 'ne'u 20 ~ a.. u,so,iu I'm
II has baen tbo hob;t oe ,e r,as,or 70 orant
licenses to Oh annl;conts ~ bnt % were W. " Se h' to
re(,se no nopaifv fnr a y;oio,;om oo,ld III not ~
be enforcod haoo,,so t,o ST. ,o,,. ooa'o nos
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LOCAL NOTES.

Amount in State Treasury yesterday
morning 81 ,S5l ,3G5.25. Amount of State
debt funded up to that time s29, ,452, ,ll5.-
IS. 4.7.
The alarm of fire last night, at 9:05,
from Box No. IL, at Rockets, was false.
Wien the firemen reached the box it was
found open.
George Williams, colored, was re-
ceivcd at the penit ,ntiary yesterday 70
undergo confinement OF five years for
grand larceny.
Daniel Bradford, of Fredericksburg,
has received an appointment as clerk in
Richmond, under Colonel Strother, Super
intendent of the Penitentiary, at salary
of $500 per annum.
Martin Alley, found guilty of the
murder Of Robert Pettiway, was yester-
day sentenced by Judge Guigon to the
penitentiary for eighteen years, in accord
ance with the finding of the jury.
"A colored child, living on the premises
OF w. II. Bailie, near the corner of First
and jackson streets, was, yesterday about
noon, so badly burned by its clothes taking
fire, that it is not expected to recover.
Navigation via canal is closed by rea-
son of the ice. The last packet boat that
left here for Lynchburg was frozen in fii.y
miles from town, and the mails were
brought back and sent forward in wagons.
The Hastings court adjourned yester-
day till the regular term in January. Dur
ing 1871 the court has tried and disposed
OF four hundred felony and misdemeanor
cases, and what is remarkable there is no
case lett on the docket of either description,
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SLIp-UPs.-There was many slip be-
twlxt the foot and the hip this morning.
The middle of the street was the popular
route taken by pedestrians this morning.
The cup and the lip were close compan-
ions last night.
The drinkers Of egg-nog found their
paths home very slippery last night.
The most successful "slp up" of the
week was the one made by Chief Poe on
the gambling houses.
A policeman last night, hearing charming
music, was for long time unable to ascer-
tain where it came from. He slipped
along the pavement and found two young
men, who had "slipped up,' lying flat on
their backs, singing ''We shant go home
till morning" The gentlemen were ex-
cused on account of the slippery condition
of the pavements.
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Ne,c York, Dec. 22.--Judge Blatchford,
in the United States District Court, to-day,
delivered a decision in favor OF the execu-
tors Of d. W. Goodman, of Alabama,
against the New York Mutual Life Insur-
ance company. The company had refused
to pay policy of 5000 on the ground that
several payments of premium were due
The claimants contended that the company,
by withdrawing their agencies during the
war, prevented Goodman from paying the
premiums. The Judge decreel for the
claimants, with costs, &C., the company to
be credited for unpaid annual payments.
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CORRESPONDING AND ADVERTISING
AGENCY Y.-Messrs. de Valcourt and
Ernest Witt, have established an adver-
tising and corresponding agency in this
city. The well earned reputation of the .
gentlemen and their facilities to obtain mat
ters of local interest, will commend them
to the consideration of advertisers and
newspapers, who wish the services of able
correspondents.
We have long needed such an institution
and are glad to find these gentlemen willing
and able to supply the want.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-23

To BE CLOSED ON MoNDAY.-Christ-
mas will be generally observed in this city
as holiday. The banks of the city will
be closed throughout Monday.
The postoffice will be closed on Monday,
except between the hours of and 10 A.
NJ, and collections will be made from the
street boxes only at 81 A. NJ. and 81 P. M.
The revenue and customs Offices wlll be
closed ON Monday also, the State and city
offices, as well as the courts not already
adjourned for the term.
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The san Dominso Insurrection.

San Domingo, Dec, II, via Haeana.
Dec. 22.- Engagements have taken place
between Baez's troops and the revolution
lists. Cabral was beaten at Nieba, and
compelled to abandon the place. His loss
was heavy iii men and munitions OF war.
Gen. Pimental resisted the attack of
Baez's forces successfully at San Juan and
routed them. -.N
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California Insurance Companies. !.

San Francisco, Dec. 22.-The commits
sioner has commenced proceedings to wind
up the Peoples Insurance company, which
was declared bankrupt. The counsel for
the polcy-holders have commenced pro
ceedngs against the Pacific Insurance com
pany, which will necessitate the closing of
its affairs at any sacrifice. The Union In
surance company has paid all and the Fire
mems nearly all lis assessments. ~
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The Troubles IN chicot Couutr.

Little Rock. Dec. pa public meeting
has been called by persons of all colors to
consider the alta rs in Chicot county,
arising from the murder of Wynne, the
colored lawyer, aud TO consult with the
Governor and other authorities as to what
is best to be done.
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Money Tor Southern Railroads THE Pesident's
Father Better

Cincinnati. Dec. 22.-The Supreme
court of the State decides that it is eonsttu-
tional for the city of Cincinnati to spend
$40, 100000 for Southern railroads.
Jesse r. Grant, the Presidents father,
who was stricken with paralysis, at Cow
ington, KY, is getting better.
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Fire and Small pox in philadel,hia.

Philadelphia, Dec. 22.AThe whiting
works of John Petit & Co., in New Mar
ket street, were burned this morning. Loss
on the stock and machinery, s25 900; in
surance, $4,000. The building was de-
stroyed. 1t was insured for Sc 900 in
New York companies. Two adjoining
dwellings were damaged, from one of which
a child sick with small pox was removed
by the police.
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REWARD OFFERED When the fire.
men arrived at box II, in Rockets, last
night, in answer to the fire alarm, they
found the box open and the alarm false
There is a city ordinance providing PEN
atty for causing false alarms of fire, and
we are informed that Mayor Kelley has
offered q reward for the apprehension of
the offender last night.
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ESTRAY.

q. < REWARD.-Estrayed from my fTsEH
1C premises, on the Goth instant, mylRx-
TWO COWS, one red (giving milk,) with one
ear slit and the other cropped. The other is
black, with no marks, and gives no milk Five
dollars reward will be paid for their return. or
any information that will lead to their recovery.
MORRIS JASPER,
st No. 1903 Gary street,
de 2s-lts corner of Harvie and Dover.
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DIED.

On Friday December 22d, Mrs ELIZA GEN
TRY, widow of the late Charles Gentry, in the
sixty second year of her age.
On the night of the 2lst instant, Mrs EI.INOR
JOHNSON, aged eighty years
In this city, on yesterday afternoon, Rcy.
JAMES Il. TAYLOR, d. ID, i'll the sixty-ninth
year of his age.
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NL0BE HOTEL,

1435 FRANKLIN STREET.
BOARDING AND LODGING,
by day or week. at moderate rates. Open at all
hours.
EHr PATRONS ARE ASSURED OF EVERY COMFORT.
ALBERT HASKINS,
de l9-lw# r w Proprietor.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, }
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, Va, December 2l, 1871.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.--The Freight Depot
Il on this road will be closed on MONDAY,
December 25ih, 1871, and MONDAY, January
lst, 1872.
Freight trains will run regular during the
Christmas week. except us above.
WILLIAM N. BRAGG,
L. TAYLOR Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
de 2l--9ts
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
We note the following special appoint

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
We note the following special appoint
ments:
Broad-Street Methodist-1l A. NJ,
Bishop Doggett; 3 P. NJ, Masonic dis
course by Rev. j. E. Edwards, d. d.; u
p. NJ, Leroy M. Lee, d. D..
Virginia Hall Ninth street)-Rev. John
Blenner at IL A. M. Sermon to children
at P. M. 3ps tft
Leigh-Street Baptist-Rev. j. r. Garlick
having returned to the city, will preach at
ii A. M. and 7:30 p. M.
Christ Church-Episcopal valley
Right Rev. f. NJ. Whittle, d. d., at 81
o'clock.
Christmas sermon at ii A. M. at Odd
Fellows Hall, corner of Franklin and Mayo
streets, by Rev. d. M. Hcnkel. At the
same place, at 81 P. NJ, presentation of
Christmas presents to the Sunday school
lars. No service at night.
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Christmas ..Fixins', DELAYED.

San Francisco, Dec. 22.-IIesvy rains
and high winds have prevailed throughout
the State. The merchants lose heavily by
the delay in the delivery OF Christmas
goods from the East, and they threaten to
sue the Union Pacific road for damages.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-23

The VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
STORE TO BE REOPENED.-Our readers
and the public generally will be glad to
learn that the Virginia Tea and Coffee
store, at the corner of Main and Eighth
streets, will be reopened early next week
under the auspices Of New York house of
large means and energy. New and extern
sive machinery for the preparation of
coffee, spices, &C., will be put into the
building, and the trade in these articles, as
well as the various qualities of tea, gro
ceries, &c., will be conducted on large
scale, at wholesale as well as retail.
Captain Benedict, of this city, will be at
the head of the establishment, and with the
large means placed at his command by the
wealthy New York firm, will be enabled to
conduct the business in the most energetic
manner. We have no doubt a large and
remunerative custom will at once spring up
for the new combination, and that ample
success will follow the reopening of the
house. Such an establishment as this is
intended to be is real necessity, and will
prove great convenience to consumers, a:
well as retail dealers. We ewish it success
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FREE LUNCH.

NiiRiSTMAS LUNCH. - GRAND FREE
~ TURKEY AND SAUER-kRAUT LUNCH,
to be given on MONDAY (Christmas) MORN
ING at ~ O'Clock, at q. q. THON'S SALOON,
No. 1908 Main street. His friends and customers
and the public in general are invited 10 attend
ana paftake OF the same. de 23--lt%
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LOCAL MATTERS.

No PAPER ON MoNDAY.--There will
be no paper issued from this office on Mon
day next, the entire force employed on the
STATE JOURNAL desiring to participate
in the festivities incident to Christmas.
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To SHIPPERS AND TRAVELLERS
The steamer Eastern City failed to make
her regular trip from Baltimore to West
Point to-day, but will arrive Sunday morn
ing, and leave on the same day on her re-
turn to Baltimor2s The train on the York
River road leaving here at 8 P. NJ. to-
morrow will connect with her.
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MARRIED

December 2lst, by the Rev. J. r. Garlick, Mr..
SAMUEL A. ALLEN to Miss FANNIE E.
MARTEN; both of this city.
In this city, December 2lst, by Rev. G. G. Bit
ting, Mr.. JAMES IL. GIBBS and Miss BELLE
v. STEPHENS
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Ne Antonis establishment crowded all day
long with men, women, and children, some buy
ing, Others trying, and all crying to be waited
upon. s.f m
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NE 'Let Us Have Peace.'-if yoH want
peace in the family, go to Antonis and buy your
Toys Cakes, Candies and Fruits, or the little
ones will never be satisfied.
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! ne Musical instruments aud Musical AIer-
ehandise of every description can always be
found at j. MARsns Music Depot, No. els Main
street He has just received IL new and extern
siye stock of the above named goods
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ne Go to j. w. Pledges, sO1 Broad street,
and buy your Candies, Cakes, Fruits and Toys,
and all your Christmas goods.
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sE Remember that Columbus received tie
first premium for Candy at the Virginia State
Fair
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Ne A. A. Allen, 1916 Main street, has just
received the latest styles of Hats and Caps, just
the thing for the Christmas holidays
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BE Don't fail to see Napoleon and Family
ut Semon's, Sn5 Broad street
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NE The cheapest place in the State for
Christmas goods is at 9l4 Broad street
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LosT.-On Sunday last a Templar's
badge was lost by member of the Temple
of Honor, who will be grateful to the
finder to return it to this Office.
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aes III You want a good laugh, go TO Semon's
News and Toy Depot, 500 Broad street
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ag Atinore's Mince Meat, 1412 Main street,
Bossieux agent for manufacturer
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ReE You can buy good Anthracite Nut Coal of
G. II. Page & Co, Nineteenth and Cary, Or 7os
Grace street at seven dollars per ton. Wood
and Clover Hin coal at lowest cash prices.
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SALE.

win be offered for sale, at public auction on
the premises at ii O'Clock A. NJ, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 2srH, the FARM known as Laurel
Hill p on the old Charles City River road, four
and a half miles below Richmond. If not Sold
1t will be rented. Also, will be sold, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, one fine
Young MULE fine thoroughbred COW, q lot Of
good SLABS, with FODDER, SHUCKS, HAY,
&C., &c. p
Terms on day of sale.
Sale conducted by q. G, ROBINSON.
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ME- Atmore's Mince Meat is tile best made
We have tried it.
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ses The largest lot of Ladies' Furs in the
city at Aliens, 1916 Main street
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Ag 'ssay, Alien where did you get that hand
some box of French Candyg' g Why, Jim, at
Joe Pledges, of course, sO7 Broad street. la
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Ais- Atmore's Niince Meat, I4Io Main street,
Bossieux agent for manufacturer
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gs "Pledse'' you my word, If you want first-
class Christmas goods, at low prices, you had
better 80 at once to so7 Broad street
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We Until You have visited Antoni's you will
have no idea what a complete stock of Candies,
Cakes, Fruits and Toys looks like. rr
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ne SANTA Claus, having discovered Columbus
at Oh Broad street, has made it his headquarters
for Confectloneries aud Toys of all kinds
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ne If you want Toys and Christmas Good
go 10 Semons, So5 Broad street.
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No. 40-In Equity
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

l. UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
At Richmond November 2sd, ls7l
William Bayne ct ais VS.. Farmers Bank of
Virginia ct als-in equity. ll
Ordered that the sale OF the property made
and reported by David ] Saunders, Receiver in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed unless ex-
cepIions be taken thereto within thirty days
from this the 2Sd day of Nov, 1871 provided a
copy of this order be published twice q week for
three successive weeks in some daily paper pub
lished In the city of Richmond. iE
HUGH L. BOND.
true copy--Teste:
M. F. PLEASANTS,
de 22.2aw3w Clerk
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Ne Atniore's nlince Meat, 1II2 Main street
Bossieux agent for manufacturer liJAfr.ia
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E4s Atmore's Mince Meat, iiI2 Main street,
Bossieux agent for manufacturer
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HeJ Ataiore's Mince Meat, 1412 Main street,
Bossieux agent for manufacturer
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Impeachment Defeatcd-rhe Ku.klnx Tria

BPttitcu-R ne hu- MIN lridis
Columbia, Dee. Ex-Governor Scott
with view OF preventing the postpone
meldlof the vote on impeachment, sent a
message to the Legislature this morning,
covering proclamation. conyening that
body i'll extraordinary session at noon to-
morrow.
The Governors supporters then pressed
vote on motion to strike out thu rcsolv-
ing clause i'll the impeachment resolution.
After lengthy debate, the motion was
finally carried at O'Clock, by a vote of
63 yeas to 32 nays. This defeats the i'm
peachment.
Then came another proclamation from
the Governor, revoking his previous pro.
clamation, and the Legislature, at O'Clock,
IN pursuance to concurrent resolution
passed last week, adjourned until January
the 9TH.
In the Ku-Klux trials. Mr.. Chamberlain
closed the argument for the prosecution
in the case Of Whtcsides and Mitchell.
The jury is now out making up verdict.
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De Go see the monkey and organ Mt Sc
mons, sos Broad street.
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NJ Semen, sos Broad street, has the largest
and cheapest LOT of Toys in the city.
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Ne III you want Grst-class Toys, Cakes
Fruits and Candies, at low prices, go 10 see Co
lunbus at sl4 Broad street
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:-sa Those in want of Furs, call at 1916 Main
street. -f tat.
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Richmond Grain Market

Corn AND FLOUR ExcHAsagl
RICHMOND, Dec. 30 1871. !
0geriags.
WHRAT-Whte SO bushels. Red e6 do
CoRN-White, 902 bushels.
OATs-ll4 bushels.
Sales. M '3A
WHEAT-White, so bushels at leg for very
good; IL so for fair. Red, SO bushels at 81 GO for
good; $40 for common
CoRS-White, 4s2 bushels at Csc. for very
good.
OArs--ll4 bushels at 59c for very good a-iA
Reeahibited
CoRS-White, 2o6 bushels
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London, Dec. 22-2 p. N-The noon
bulletin from Sandtingham to-day reports
that the Prince Of Wales was a little less
quiet last night, but that his condition is
unchanged. o,r,...
London, Dec. %, p. M.-The Pail
Nal Gazette has a special telegram from
Windsor, which represents that the reports
which have been received at Windsor
Castle from Sandringhain to-day are not
quite SO favorable; that the pulse Of the
Prince of Wales is higher, and that there
is considerable anxiety at the castle. e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFIeE,
RICHMOND, Dec. 23, 1871.

ftFV'11Te-'17t f1eN7s ,
We quote flrstclass paper at to 10 per
cent, per annum Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull There is
an active demand for frst-class railroad seti,rl
ties
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RrcHNoSD AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAr

RICHMOND VA, Dec. %, 1871.
GPEC!AL NOTiCE.-The steamer eastern
- City, having been detained in Baltimore
from making her regular trip from West Point
to-day, will arrive TOMORROW MORNING.
lSunday 24th) and leave on the same day for
Baltimore. The York River railroad train will
connect with her, leaving Richmond Sunday,
December 24th, at O'Clock 2. M Passengers
taking this train will arrive in Baltimore the
next morning, December 25th.
WIN. N. BRAGG, Superintendent.
I. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent.
de 23-lt
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LATEST 4 NEWS.
ENGLAND's PRINCE.

The Prince Of Wales Growing worse--Indi-
cations eff q Relapse. 30