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4 DEPOT WITH DEAD LIsE.-AcU YORK,
November l5.-Thc city sanitary inspector
has submitted TO the Bosrd of Health re-
port of seven persons being killed during
the past twelve days by cars entering the
new Union dcp0>, on Forty-sccond street.
dcnouncing the dero. us dangerous to lie,
and urging that the company be compelled
IA sink tracks ten or twelve feet below the
roadway. or place gates at all the street.
crossings. The matter was referred 10
,,,,pp,1
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CALIFORNIA.

DEAN BIZ POISONING.
SAN FgAH,1sco. November 16.--An Eng
lish Girl named Ellen Wanda died last
night rom the effects OF strychnine, which
she osd taken through mistake for arsenic.
she had been in the habit of using arsenic
for her complexion.
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number Is not less than lac, 22O. What they
pay into the treasury we do not know.
But the value OF beer exported from Eng
land 10 the East Indies, China, Australia,
United States, and elsewhere is nearly S10,-
0OO.0OO.
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Bsrrisu BIER.-Verilv the English are
beer. drinking people. The last annual re-
1rt shows a total Of 81, 623 licensed brew,
eric>. some OF these Drew q .0OO, GOO and
| I 600, 900 barrels year; and they pay IL
cense fee which foots up very nearly W
000, coo Of our money. OF licensed Vlctllal-
ters and olhsrs licensed TO sell beer the
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Go1p IN THE MouSTAIEs.-We under
stand The good people of ulllsb0ro' anu Us
vicinity have become greatly exercised over
the discovery last week OF gold quartz IN a
strata OF rock lear lha, town. The specl-
uncus have been tested by an old minerand
PRONOUNCED By him equal to the best Call
i2rij.,. Proper steps have been taken to
have the metal more thoroughly tcstcd.-
Lecsburq utrrOr.
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a[kESssE k.ksE, &C


YsTILLIAM f. TANNER & CO.,
w
Mxr3GPI.lTaN FORKS,
CANAL SWEET From SIXTH TO sEvGETu,
manufacturers or
ETGl"KS, BOILERS, SAW-MIhLS,
gAkK, GHI&T, ard Plastic MILLS:
GkS.MACiIiNgHY, MIbA-GEAEI&G, &C.
Eepsi. work solicited.
Freignts 10 al points low.
S"ad fur circular. CO
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A STAINLESS BEGGAR.-Robcrt 7. Lin
coin. whose father left him many thousands
OF dollars, mot invested in Cnicaso,) and
whose f.thrr-lr-law is the wealthy Senator
Harlan. o: Iowa, is begging old law books
for the Chicago iaHvers (htmselt lnciuded).
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LYNChBURG, VA,
pETrR93I'RG,

re II NS5 I KIr.
NOVEMBER l5.-Ssles, cxcert for rev. barely
sufi .Ieul for continuing quotations. I've q ota
prim ngs a: "a. 500 also, AID fair 10 good leaf,
loose, al s7.tQGLt9 80.
81. LGCI'.
FovEMHER lave qu te z TOO H.: sweepIrg7,
sloQG?13 80: scars, S'.5oltS5; Tugs. SGE@st ::
common leaf. S-Gso IS mtd.um 20 good le i, ssll
sl2; bright nlItrs S!4ps23; Il, Dack wrai pes,
Glory drnd hip ttr,, or "a brIgh. wrappers
oh.:lngi mo-lum 10 good wrappers, $25Ql$59.
LOUISVILLE.
NOVEMBER l3.-iEe marset continues firm at
prices last q ipted and there IS 70 other feature
tustltyipg special note. The salei to-day ~ i've
Of th= w4rcNo ISe3 foot up % nogsheadj.
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4 DFsrERADo BROUGHT TO GRIEF .-From
a gentleman i.o:n ButuId's De: 8, Bedford
county, we Gather The following pIIt'cu-
lars Of tRc arrest and killing Of Il white man
named Thomas nut. = notorious thieI and
desperate. 1t appears that Kun, Tor clght
or tcn years. has lived in the Blue Ridge
mountains near BuIord's. and BY his tor
aglug upon the p,g-pelis. chickcn-coops, and
>hccirtu!dS Otthc ucighDcrhoo1, made him.
self M uiirlt OF tcri or TO the inhabitants
Of that portion OF Bedford. Frequent
attempts had Dcen made TO arrest Run, but
these were Intellectual, rs he WIS very
wary, besides which lie went well armed,
and acl!cu resistance. carrying Dla:c OF
reviewers anu large Bowie. a depreda-
ton bad been committed by Euii one day
laet week, and on Monday Constable j. Is.
lor1lc, provided with warrant, went
forth 10 capture the thlef, summoning to
his assistance 4cssrs. Peter Clayton and
Henry " rlcil.
IRE II,rtv sought was found at his home,
and beng taken by surprise WAS unarmcd.
lie quietly submitted to arrest and started
down tic mountain %ith his captorS. Ar
rlyiur 1T the foot Of the mounNln he de-
c!inc1 10 20 further, and immcCs9 " COM
mcnccd strug4lc for his irceC ~. lie
constable. tearing tie escape oths prisoner,
ordered CLAYTON TO tire, which he CID, the
ball taking effect and killing the desperate
immediately.
A coroncl's jury was summoned at once
hc CAPTAIN \. &. Luck, g magistrate. Inc
i,iry. after deliberatl0n, returned verdict
Of -iu-triiabie homicide" Ttere i feel
ING OF rclic' in the community that Kun mas
been placed beyond power fer inlsehIet.-'
LynchGu1y Republican.
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L;LUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGO

L;LUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGO,
tGGgatorG Ga~ciaza,} FOR CANCER, sc-oflla- Sat
wondtrfu' remedy Is the mos. cR.c.lre, p.omp!
and certain alc:a:iyc AID blood-purIGe, known
FIi:r, SO ger bottle For sale by
PURCELL, LhDD 6 CO., Druggists.
We have 4 few circulars Cor physicians. oc 81
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baccc Markets..
rJrI UrAr ~

NOVEMBER le-G be ma! ket has ruled rather
duli for ths past three days, and prices were
slightly Ia favor Of the buyers. We DO not dr m
1t NECESSARY TO huge our fgUres to day: tut OK.
ira prices Cannot now obtained, though we dc
no. see any reason for n perm anent decline. TIE
lolo y lug Quotations are Tor old tobacco:
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DRgGs, MEDICINES, go,

CIRUP OF TAR.
y supply Of this excellent. and popular re-.
m2dy for coughs, colds, etc, 70. iIo ny
nula \ r. DOVE
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THE CONCERN OF PLACE & VAN
L bUgE Is thi. d., /? dissolved oy mutual coz:
seat. The business win be coarnued q: me ola
stand, sI0 hroad BL.e.t, By GEORGE PtACG;
and all IN. business Of the lale CD ct'n will be
get IL d hy IL, he bang s!"ne authpilEed TO EiSu
the name OF the n.m In l'qatd ton.
GnDRGE PLACE,
JANIS =. VAN HORN.
Richmond. November ID 1871. no l7-l"s
rH'HE FIRM OF GRAT& BOILING
4 having peen dissolved oY N u:ual consent,
beg u Announce that shall con inu' business u
nv own name AhCH'D Boiling.
no .e.3ta
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FURNITURE, &c.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
w ING aud rece iyiig the II 81 extensive kss8
anu elegant stock OF - sA5
tba. hiss ever be- n on.red 70 .he people on VT
mia. We would particularly cal The sttsotion
Of the uublic 10 our IHASshk ami PARLOx
FuRt fICkE, being Of superior workmanship
aud nsvea. patterns. You VIII Ind Ia our "ais'
wARDROBES, BUREAUS
BEDsTEatS, WAStoTtaDS,
TfBLES, SIDFB0ARUe
ETAGERks, nATTRhSSES,
CHAIh DKSk., sAFkS,
with great variety Of other FUR .lTCEE. y
WITH afford as pleasure TO snow all who may os2
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
scT cov.run- s'rS~. Richmond. Va
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Kcster from Petersburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

The trial OF the negro boy Joseph Hare,
who Is charged with attempting TO commit
an outrage on the person Of Young
woman at City Point, began Yesterday
| in the County Court OF Prince George.
Judge Bate presiding. The young woman,
who has heretofore denied that The negro
succeeded in ciccting his purpose, in reply
10 direct question made Yesterday by the
court admitted that he had done so. The
defence expected 10 be made was consent
on The part ct the Young woman and the
if!cSponsibluty OF the boy, who IS, indeed,
!h'lc better than m ape in appearance
and though able To read In an uncouth
manUcr, seems almost dcneutcd and inca
pax dot. The verdict Of the jury was pro-
| oabiy rendered to-day, but has not yet
: been reported here. Captain Il. I. Graves
defended the accused.
! \ negro named William Robinson was
shot in The breast and seriously wounded,
~ Ilnpot al!cy-a disrcputaDle quarter of
TIC toWn-EsSt night, BY officer Charles, of
toe police torcc. TIE nero was summoned
TO surrender, rcirc caught under circum-
stances which justified the suspicion that
! he YVES on "a ihlcvinc excursion, but vio-
=, lcnti! resisted the policeman. aud SO got
! shot. The case appears to bea very pln
one. but as Charles WAS unfortunately
drunk al the time, hr was suspended after
bis prisoner had been delivered Mt the Jail,
and was arrai-ncd before the Mavor this
morning on the charge OF unlawful shoot
ing. The case was continued ill TUESDAY.
Judge Nanll's court was in session icw
hours this morning, bat transacted only
Il l.tiC civil business and adjourned till the
Isl 81 December.
! William Alexander. the negro wh1 com.
m;ttcd au assault on George Fsycrman lex
member If he ic-isiaturrl, was to-Ilay cent
on 10 he indicted ~ L4c grand jury of the
Hastings Court.
The matrimonial fever RACES here, and
the cold weather seems 20 have no tendency
10 check Il: Of the contrary, quite the re-
verse. There we're two marriages ,c,tcr.
tstfluIbla and accomplished ladies has lust
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

S,IxTY-FIvE FIRST PRlzEfFE
MEDALS AWARDED
THE GIEAT
sOUTHaHN PIANO MANUFACTOEr.
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BURY PLANO fTE TT
has no superior. slogan &c of finish, beauty aud
purity of tone, delicacy OF touch--a combination
of excellence that should attract the attention OF
every one who knows how to appreciate dne III.
strumeni. Cali and examine them II DOL Broad
street. G. j. n. ". DARBY,
no IS AGENTS.
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WILLIAM KNABE s CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, sQUAEE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTEs.
BALTIMORE, ED.
These instruments have been before the public
for nearly thirty years, and upon their excellence
alone attained an anpurch7sed rs'emeneHs|
Which pronounccs them urequiled in
TONE,
TOUCH.
WORKMANSHIP,
ard DURABILITY.
All our sQUAHE PIAk0B have our new Inc.
proved UvERsTEUSG SCALE and the AGRhFFE
TREBLE.
Newould call special attention 10 our Late pa-
TINTED improvements IN GRAND PIANOS and
SQUARE GRhNDS, found In no other piano,
which bring the piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YEARS.
Weare by special arrange ment enabled to fur.
nlsh PABLOE ORGANS and MEIODEOES OF
the most celebrated makers. Wholesale and retail,
at io,oeSt factory prices.
illustrated ca, siogues and price lists promptly
furnish ID on application 10
WILLIAM KNABE & CO., Baltimore, Nd
or any OF our regular established agencies.
1J.ao
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HARDW - RE, &C.

ALL KINDS OF JOB RINTIN G
n NEATLY ExECUTED AT TIE Dis
PATOH RINTlNG-HQUSE
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ALSO,

uERRIHG'3 POWDERED cop. EXTRACT
of COL1CYNTu and SELECT row DERED
kHJBAER
Ana al new and va!u1b'e PHAEMACYCTI-
CAL PRODUCTS for sale by
MEADE e BAKER,
NO rtcpe, stup phe,rar,. IA o,o = ain street.
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REM HyALg.

DEMOVAL.-The subscriber begs leave
l1 70 inform his friends ard the public gene
rally that he has removed 10 his new 5torehou-e,
40 5l3 Marshall street, between Fiflh ana SIKH
streets.
He will keep constantly on hand a full supply 0
FLuUi 4. MEAL, POTATOES, HAY, sdCCAo,
CORN OATS, and MILL Fed.
Thankful for pas, support, he respectfully
sollcis continuance OF your patronage.
Very respectf.liy, T. n. ELLETT,
no,1s. 70. 5l3 Mtrsball st-eet>
IpFMOyAL,-ACG. ARSELL, JR., d
Is, O.. IIrNEhs Z UMBEab, AID aAs-
FiprA. s have removed To heir pew-stoTe no.
1872 Hain sneet betweeo :egen:h and righth, anu
are prepared With Jew stock and inrre tted ioroo
Lo Iecute an work In their line. Particular AZ
u ntlon is c4llea 10 new Parlor eater cpeTs
GolLen ~rn for beating one or more storleg. LUG
bSst I'm the Country. DC "-Hu
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TOUGH no MORE. but use the Cough
~ Nix .ura OF Co,nponnd rytup f to.rhounh,
preparcf only by POLK MILLER, APolh.csry,
corner Fifth and aiarolll.! streets. Is cents ,tr
b tie. &C 81
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LIME AhD CEMENT.

OCKLAN LIME.-2,5oo barrels
II AOCKLASD LIME cally txpectea Pee
no n a. y. LFE.
TIME. LIME. LIME-125 barrels
kJCGyi.LE OK WlLaO,, LIHf, now In
sIo,e ard regular semi. weekly supplies con.
staItlY arriving FRESH from onr klns In oosS
.oGrt couaty, Va
DILLON. ELLETT Il CO.,
oc 10 sIgpufactr-srs. 1904 Dock 81
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
Legislative Summary.

In the Senate, to-day, the following bills
were reed twice and referred:
70 extend jurisdiction Of the corporate
authorities Of towns containing less than
5000 inhabitants; to provide for the ad-
justment Of the claim of George Peabody
u Go. against the Commonwealth: to
amend the seventh section of the act APP
proved April 18th, 1870, entitled an act
for the general registration of voters and
acts amendatory thereof.
The following Senate bills were passed !:
70 amend the 1st section of an act to pro-
vide for dividing the townships of the State
into voting districts, approved July 11th,
1870; to amend aud re-enact an act en-
titled an act to incorporate the town of
Liberty, in :he county Of Bedford author
izing John Lynch, ST., to build toll
bridge across James river at Lyuchburg,
and for other purposes, passed February
18th, 1912; to amend and re-enact the act
in relation to chain-gangs, approved July
18th, 1870.
After the consideration Of several unim-
portant bills, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, today, the following
bills were reported and placed on
the calendar: Senate bills, to amend
the code concerning commissioner in chan
Gerry; to amend the code as to parties in
chancery to amend the acts of '69 and 10,
in relation to county officers, so as to pro-
vide for the collection of license tax; to
amend the code in relation to bail in crimi-
nal cases recommended that it do not
pass). House bills to extend the iurisdic-
ton of police justices and justices of the
peace, in certain cases; to incorporate the
Richmond and Henrico railroad, turnpike
and graded road company.
Mr.. Lawson offered a resolution to the
effect that the House meet hereafter at IL
A. M, take recess from to 4, and ad-
journ at Z P. NJ, during the remainder of
the session. Laid on the table.
Senate ILL disposing of the States in
terest in the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad was, on motion of Mr..
Hanger, re-committed to the committee on
roads, &c.
On motion of Mr.. Hudgin, the consider
alton of Senate bills was passed by, for
the day, and the Alexandria and Frede-
ricksburg railroad bill ives taken up out
of its order, the question being on its pas
sage.
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New Publication.

History Of the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs, scith an
Account of The Life and Times of Damon
and Pythias, by JOSEPH d. WEEKS, A. b.
This work is just issued by the publish
ers, Messrs. Powers &c Weeks, of C,ncin-
natl Ii is dedicated by the author, to the
Supreme Lodge Of the World, Knights of
Pythias, and will be found interesting and
instructive by the members of the order.
1t is neatly bound 10 maroon muslin, Svo
size, stamped and ornamented.
In the preface of this valuable work the
author says: "The rapid spread of our
order, and the constant ipquiries concerr-
ing its history and principles, demand that
every true Knight be ready, for the honor
of our institution, to explain the latter and
tell the former. To aid in this duty, and
at the same time to make the hidden
meanings of our beautiful Ritual plain,
has been our object. How far we have
succeeded, we leave TO the Judgment Of
every intelligent knight"
Messrs. Johnston & Seden, 918 Main
street, arc the authorized agents for the
work in this city. The Pythian Brother
hood will fnd the book true history Of
the order.
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Nec York, Feb ia special to the
World, from Bordeaux, states that Theirs
Immediately repairs to Paris, to which
place the Assembly will soon follow, and
terms of peace will there be speedily ad-
justed.
The conversion of the Normenial Re-
public into an Orleanist Monarchy is i'm
minent.
Berlin, February 19.-Napoleon has re-
celved notification not again to overstep
the privileges of prisoner, and to abst ain
from interference in politics by protests or
proclamatons. Orders have been given to
watch him closely.
The proceeding of the Assembly at
Bordeaux were tumutious. Members of
the Right and Left insulted each other.
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The Comte de Paris is called one of the
best pistol shots and billiard players of the
amateur sort in all France.
Cespedes is said to be attempting to get
out of his Cuban republic by escaping from
the northern coast of the island.
Somebody who has got lot of land to
sell in Wisconsin publishes an item that
violets are in bloom in that State.
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Police Court. - The following cas,s
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
Henry Hobson, colored, charged with steal
ing one revolver, the property of the city of
Richmond, and with carrying concealed wes-
pons. Case continued until the 22d,
James Wingfeld, colored, charged with
stealing a lot of pig-iron from the Chesapeake
and Ohio raifoad company, was proved to be
suspicious character, and required to give
security in the sum of $50 for bis good be.
havior for three months
John Cole, colored, charged with being
common thief and vagrant with no visible
means oi support was required to give security
in the sum OF three hundred dollars for future
good behavior.
Wm. Gwathmey, colored, charged assault
ing A. Fautieroy. Case dismissed ON pay
ment OF costs.
Samuel q. Tyler, charged with selling to
Thomas B. Fields eighteen chickens, identified
by A. j. Berry as his property, stolen from
vim on the 18th instant. Case dismissed, the
evidence not sustaining the charge.
Edward Maynard, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and resisting the police in the
discharge OF their duty, and also with being
deserter from Company II, 18th U. s. Infant.
~. Committed to await the order of the u. s.
authorities.
Michael Ray, charged with being drunk and
unable to take care OF himself, and with being
a common vagrant. Sent to jail for three
months.
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Eo R NEW YORK.

NOR NEW YORK
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP aud Nj Els
PACKET COMPANY'S elegant steam aSs
ship GEORGE b. UPTON, CAPTAIN RoBsRTs will
leave her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, February
81, at p. M. Freight received until 2. NJ
90
Stecrage 3 90
Round trip tickets 20
steamship WILLIAM P. CLYDE, Captain PARKER
viii follow FRIDAY, at same hour
Every stakeholder should be An agent to forward
this enterprise.
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID j. BURR. President.
fe 2l-2t No. 1914 Main street
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, \
HOG Main street, :
DrrHr1.rH EI ~ IS-T

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
HOG Main street.
RICHMOND, Feb. II. IS71
MARY II. GRIFFIN, executrix of Fendall W.
lVl Griffin, deceased, and administrative of Flem.
ing Griffin deceased, &c.......................Pi'ts
against
Francis griffin, widow of Fendail Griffin Polly
Griffin, and othors... h.
By virtue Of decree entered in this eanse by the
Chancery court of the city of Richmond on the 9th
December, 1870, shall, of the commissioners
of said court on the l4rH DAY OF MARCH, 1871, at
IL o'clock NJ, at my said Office, proceed to Inquire
what claims outstanding and unpaid against the
estate OF the said Fenda Griiin, decei7ed also to
state and settle account of the personal ropresen
tative of Fendal Gr,fn deceased, with the severel
dali Griffin. showing the respective or sums TO
which said legltees or divisee5 entitled which
of said legaees divseel have been paid ANYTHING
and the amounts and whether any sum or sans be
due and owing to any of them and whether
any legacy has aile or lapsed by default of found
to pay the same and am also authorized to exam
inc witnesses to the character and condition of the
prope. ty belonging to The said estate and to make
all enquiries which may be required by the parties
any of them in order 10 facilitate the right inter
probation of tho will of the said Fendal Griflin de-
cea-ed-tUgether with any matt sr specially &C. The
decree of January 18th, 1869, which am required
by tho aforementioned decree TO execute requireB
publication Of notice of the time and place. of taking
said account and making said Inquiries once n week
fer four successive weeks in the STATE JOURNAL, a
newspaper published in tho city of Richmond, which
is accordingly done.
HENRY HUDNALL.
fs 20-miw Commissioner in Chancery.
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The Catholic Beneficial Associahon.-
We have already noticed in the JOURNAL the
organization of this society. The following
are the officers elected for the ensuing year:
Francis j. Reilley, President; |. Grandson
Baker, Vice President; Juan A. Pizzini, Sec
retary Joseph Laube, Assistant Secretary /;
John Ii. Walsh, Treasurer; Maurice Griffin,
Messenger; John A. Pizzini, j. W. Verlander
and Michael Higgins, Trustees.
1t is to be hoped that this association will
prove decided success, as much want and suf-
fering will necessarily be alleviated by it. The
regular meetings take place the first Tuesday
in each month, and every membeI is author
lied to receive applications for membership.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r WAGNER a CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
respectfully announce that they have removed TO
their now and spaclcrs store, (diagoDally opposite
the old stand) south west corner Sixth and Broad
Streets and offer Tor sale at lowest market rates,
full aud compieie stock Of DRUGS, MEDIClN ES,
CHEMICALS, fRUdGISTS sUNDRIES, OILS,
GLASS, &c. Buying only of frst-class importing
and manufacturing houses, We can guarantee salts
faction in price, purity ard quality OF goods.
Orders shipped ..npuy.
L. WAGNER,
a12--ts Jos. N. WILLIS.
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destruction By the Sorm Saturday. We
are sorry to learn that the barn of DR.. Gilmer,
who resides short distance below the city, in
the county of Henrico was blown down by the
wind-storm Saturday morning, and is almost
total wreck. There were several mlch cows
and two horses in the barn at the time, but,
strange to say, they escaped without material
injury. Loss estimated at about three hundred
dollars
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

Changed Base.-Mr. Auguste Weimer,
for so long the urbane and courteous proprie.
tor of the restaurant attached to the Tobacco
Exchange, as will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, has leased Schad's Hotel
on Broad street. He invites his friends to an
elegant lunch tomorrow, Tuesday, 2lst, in
honor of his opening day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
DEHTisTRY.

VNAYL0R BROTHERS, DENTISTS, l112 MAIN
i STREET, lover Tribbetts confectionery, extract
testh without pain insert teeth low SIS, and
don't charge for extracting Sensitive teeth filled
without pain Any tooth hlled with gold and war
ranted fsr life, at .
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
ll12 Main streot, Richmond Va
B-Instructions in any branch OF dentistrs Civ
en- to the profession on reasonable terins.
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