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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-22

Political Reform ers' Convention reeley De.
serted by the Free- Traders--As New Platform
mated. sttt Nfal kl5E f.5. -l1i 7E'la
Neo York, June 21.-The Convention
called by Judge Stallo, at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, met again this afternoon. No re-
porters were admitted, but it is stated that
Ex-Governor Cox made a speech, endeayor-
ing to harmonize on Greeley. Edward At
kinson urged the nomination of Charles
Francis Adams as O measure of uniting the
Reformers against Grant.
Among those present were Col. Grosve-
nor, +. j. Gault, of Missouri, Carl Dentzer,
Park Goodwin and w. e. Bryant. After q
long. discussion, the question $ Shall we
nominate ticket?o was decided in the
affirmative, when Gov. Cox publicly with
drew from the deliberations. The platform
adopted denounces Greeley and Cincinnati,
and pledges free-traders to the support of
their own policy under all circumstances.
supplemental Conference of Reformers-A
New Presidential Ticket Nominated, &c.
Washington, June ga supplemental
conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
New York, resulted in the nomination of
WI S. Groesbeck, of Ohio, for President,
and Frederick Law Olmstead of New York,
for Vice-President, and the adoption OF
resolutions, the collsummation of which
would be a long stride towards the mil.
lenium., Mr.. Cox of Ohio withdrew. q
Prominent among those present were
Colonel Grosyenor, T. L. Gault, M. Carl
Dantzer, Parke Goodwin and VIM. Cullen
Bryant. 7.' G"}s isa ~ 153l 'i
| Position of Charles Francis Adams.
Ne.o York, June 2l.-A cable special to
the World from Geneva, dated to-day, says
In an interview to-day with the WorlO
correspondent, Hon. .Chas. Francis Adams
said, ~ adhere to the principles laid
before the Cincinnati Convention, ant
would accept the Baltimore nomination, i
the platform is good and the offer spontane
GUS, but l will never be wire pulled int
place. | am deeply concerned for State
rights in the future "-'" Fl l'5E
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Gretiiitg State Joarnat.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Summer visitors are crowding Win.
| chester.
wildwood, Clark county, has a broom
factory.
Extra Billy Smith shot large fox a
few days ago.
The courthouse at Harrisonburg is
pronounced unsafe.
Senator John F. Lewis is at his home
near Port Republic.
New Market has Savings bank with
a capital of $4,000.
Flour is selling in Fincastle at s10 for
extra, sll for family. Corn, 81.
Col. James S. Taliaferro and Col. w.
N. Brown of Stafford, will support Grant.
Miss Mary f. Robins, daughter of
Benz. Robins, proprietor of Taylor's hotel,
Winchester, fell dead on Tuesday.
|. "A horse was stolen from j. Ii. Sites.
near New Hope, on Saturday night last.
and one from William Hauks, near Staun-
ton, on Sunday.
Judge John CARRIER, an old citizen of
Staunton, but who has resided in Nevada
tor several years past, is on visit to his
old friends at the former place.
The Fincastle Herald learns that Hugh
Tabler, formerly of that place, but who
has been for sometime employed on the
Big Sandy railroad, in Kentucky, a few
weeks ago had both of his eyes knocked
out by blast and his face otherwise mutt
lated.
Two learn that shooting affair oc-
CURED at Weldon on Thursday, growing
out of an alteration between man from
Enfield and Mr.. Thomas Emry, proprietor
of the Weldon Hotel, in which Mr.. Emry
was shot through the lower part of the
abdomen, and negro bystander was
struck and wounded by the same ball.
The wounded are not supposed to be dan
gerously hurt. t.-NoyfoM Journal.
The Danville Register says: There
is colored genius in town who plays a
schottische on the tobacco horn. He has
only got up to this trick since the tobacco
tax was lghtened. Before that it was with
difficulty he could turn Old Tippecanoe."
And the Lynchburg Republican goes one
better, as follows: "Lynchburg has q
colored genius who can beat that out of
sight. lie Can play any tune, from Old
Hundred to the Fishers Hornpipe, on to-
bacco horn, and he could play as we'll be-
fore the tax was lightened as he can now.
He performs the most difficult piece with
the greatest apparent ease, and is consider
ed perfect musical prodigy"
. .
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cox Gibbs sewing machine, which is Virginia
institution" by virtue of invention and patent,
IS rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority over
them is known. The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of others that have been
cheerfully given in this Str to:
BoYproN, Mecklenbnrg County, Va
send you my Wheeler & Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten up, to ex-
change for a Wilcox & Gibbs machine. 1 shall
trust to your liberality to do the best you can
for me. want good machine. but do not care
for looks. lHu- VIM. ii. JONES, M. ID.
'STEvENsBURd, Culpeper County, Va.
q Several of my neghbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thread, which
have. / would like to exchange.
is- III. b. X WILLIS.
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AUCTION SALES.

W. j. TABB, assignee, will sell at Amelia G.
H., June 26th, several tracts of valuable land
ROBT. POLLARD, assignee, at King and
Queen Court-House, July 10, Valuable real
estate in King and Queen county.
N. M. LEE, trustee, and Jacob Cohn, assignee,
will sell in front of the u. s. Custom House,
July LIST, at IL M, House and Lot on Leigh
street.
...s -Il-H aErs a.f. ta sFl
r. M. MAYO, assignee and b. NJ ROBINSON,
Trustee, will sell at Lancaster Court House,
valuable real estate in Northumberland
coonty.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, auctioneers, will sell
in front of the U. 5. Custom House, June
10Th, at 10 A. M, valuable Real Estate i'm
Patrick county.
f. w. MAHOOD, assignee of J. @. Roy. bank
rupt, will sell at store, corner Ninth and
Broad street, July lst, commencing at 10
A. M, stock of books, stationery, &C., &c.
W. b. ROBINS, auctioneer will sell on Satur-
day June %, at o'clock p. NJ, Valuable
Brick Residence and Lot and Frame Dwell
ing, Situated on Eight street beyond Leigh.
P. s. SEABURY, auctioneer, Petersburg, va,
VIII sell at his rooms on Sycamore street, on
saturday, July Goth, at 12 o'clock M, a
valuable Truck and Dairy farm in Dinwiddie
county. Fta.s gT.lE
1880 - u L Ii IAnfDOlN, ducLiOneeFS Tetti
estate agents, will sell on Tuesday, July o,
at u o'clock M i'm front of the United States
4 Custom House, several valuable tracts of
land. life interest in lands, chooses in action,
p, notes, &c.. az
THOMAS L. COBBS, assignee, will resell (the
B. purchaser having failed TO comply with
the terms of former sale) in Pittsylvania
county, the tract of land upon which VIM.
q. Claiborne, bankrupt, now resides, on
Saturday, June 22d.
s. N. DAVIS, auctioneer will sell on Tuesday,
July 8, in front of the United States Gus
tom-house, in the city of Richmond, the
Chooses in Action, surrendered by James r.
Butler 4 Co, bankrupts. Also, at the same
Time and place, valuable piece of real
tate, lying in Henrico county near Rich
mond, formerly belonging to w. +. G.. Gar
nett, bankrupt.
ID. X. WEISIGER, auctioneer, for the Com
missioners, will soil six tracts of yalua-
Bile land, in Dinwiddie, at Auction, in front
of the Custom-house on Bank street, on
Wednesday, the Goth day of June, 1872, at
IL o'clock M. Plats of same can be seen at
Office of auctioneer For full description
see Richmond Whig. good chance for
speculation. .4s N js3 |E g..als4 Il
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POLICE RT.-Robert Scott was fined
SO for being disorderly in the streets.
K. Phil Robinson, charged with assaulting,
abusing and striking Diana Whiting, was
required to give security in the sum of 5000
for good behavior for three months.
William Rias and Wesley Binkley were
fined 81. 30 each for assaulting and beating
Chas. Gordon. si,g IS ..it
Hannah Ellis was sent to Jail for thirty
days for stealing five sheets and two pillow
cases from Zetelle's. Il
VIM. Washington, charged with stealing
a basket, the property of John Romer, was
sent to Jail for six months.
Braxton Coets was fined 81 for assault
ing and striking John Maybree.
| Robert Pleasants, charged with keeping
an ill-goyerned and disorderly house of ill
fame, was found not guilty. .a8 !.
+. Fewrath was fined 80 for allowing 0
vicious horse to stand in the street and bite
I. y. Disney. - '
Lucie Braxton was up for keeping {
vicious dog, which attacked and bit Franl
| Williams. Fined 50 and the dog ordcrct
| to be killed. -.- ---------
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Seven jurors have so far been obtained
in the Stokes trial.
Mr.. Colfax declines To be candidate for
Congressman-at-large in Indiana. ~" 3
( The New York bank note company are
executing five-twenty, bonds and greenback
currency fer Japan, ofwhich about SIC, ,000,-
600 have already been shipped. @
The Cincinnati Commercial says .'We
don't suppose there will be any colored
delegates at the Democratic Convention
next month; but wouldn'tit be q good
thing to have a few, just for the .-''sake Of
euphony?" a.i5 t5 sas IS as
There appears to be positively no
foundation for the recently published ru-
mors of threatened Indian hostilities in the
Upper Missouri region. Small surveying
parties Of the Northern Pacific railroad
find the Indians uniformly peaceful and
friendly. t5 - ~ y
The first jury, composed entirely o
colored citizens, ever empanneled in Louis
vile, was summoned by the acting coronel
on Wednesday, to hold an inquest over tn,
body of John Wagner, who died of stab
inflicted by James Reynolds, also colored
4 The Commercial says the investigation wa
conducted in manner highly creditable :,
the jury. 80 ,srae ya 80 ss s,5. s. =.
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LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
THE NEW RICHMOND CoLLEGE.--The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone of the
new Richmond College will take place or
Monday, June 24th, under the auspicies ol
Richmond Lodge No 10, all the Lodges in
the city participating. The procession will
be grand and imposing. The head of the
line will rest on Second street at its inter-
section with Main, and will proceed thence,
under the direction of the chief marshal, to
Richmond College. The procession will be
constituted as follows: ~
Bro. John A. Sloan, of Richmond Lodge
No. 10, Chief Marshal-Bros. Thos. j.
Evans of No. 36, l.. Harvey, Of ia.
w. CARRIER, of No. 40, and James B. Page,
of No. 10, Assistant Marshals Richmond
Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar--
Emminent Commander, James A. Scott
music--Bro. Thos. Angel, of No. 10, Tiler
with drawn Sword-Two Stewards, with
rods-Master Masons, two and two
Junior Deacons, two and two, with
their Jewels-Senor Deacons, two
and 3 two, with their Jewels Secrc-
taries, two and two with their Jewels
Treasurers, two and two with their Jewels
Junior Wardens, two and two, with
their Jewels-Senior Wardens, two and
two. with their .Jewels--past Masters. two
and twnN-present Masters tyn and two
with their .JeweisERro> " G Wilkinson
Tiler Of No. 10 with drawn SwordM.Two
Stewards of No To- with White Rods
Wor. Al fired s. Ice Past Master or No 13O
with Golden Vessel contain;ng Corn vors
N r SAVAGE Master Of Ma 10 With
Snuarc Hi Danfortb No II with
level. + II Gamers M n with p,nmh.
Wors N q Tomnk,,nc past Master of NJ
IN beor;no a silver Vnssol viii nH 7 IL II
Ianehton 'Jr Past Master No A o,'n G
with WineNSescretarv 81 far and Treasnrcr I of M Ny
IolRros' l I ! Enol;sS aI, Ir nr NJ tao ~ Jno no.
Morton. of No. 10 &. p Word ,Jr Of
No. Q z. w. MacIvarlane of M II H, and n
+ Il n.bor,, NJ 5e na,.D,;.,.' oi H. 'E;r'i ana
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RECREATION To-MoRRow.--The Dolly
Warden line of boats on the canal will offer
unusual facilities tomorrow to those who
wish to snuff the fresh air of the country
for short time. They will run at short
intervals from nine A. M. until eight p.
M. Ladies and children especially will
find this a delightful trip. Riverside Park,
three miles above the city. is well fitted up
for pleasure, and refreshments in album
dance can be procured on the ground.
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Indirect Damages.

We are none of us over-learned in the
law, or avercharged with common-sense
but whatever Of the latter we may possess
we may practice without license, and ask
no favors of High Commissions or Boards
of Arbitration. Tom Jones gets into
little dispute with his neighbor, John
Brown, which is settled at last by his
being unceremoniously knocked down and
beaten. He is carriedhome to Mrs. Jones
iii q bruised and bloody condition and
Mrs. Jones being sensitive person, and in
situation that makes her peculiarly sus-
ceptible to untoward impressions, brings
prematurely into the world pair Of twins.
After this, she falls naturally into weak
and nervous state, that units her for doing
the work of her family. Consequently
upon this, Tom Jones becomes embarrassed
in his affairs, and takes to drink and to
idleness. The consequences of the mishap
go on multiplying in various directions,
until we can no longer follow the threads
of second, third, and fourth causes and
the indirect or consequential damages widen
like the waves from dropping pebble,
until the whole ocean Of life responds to the
original disturbance.
Meanwhile the law comes in and takes
cognizance of Mr.. Browns violence. He
is arrested by the police, and brought be-
fore Justice. The justice becomes con-
vinced of the facts of the assault, and, with
! the statute in such case made and provided
before him, sentences Mr.. Brown to pay
fine of ten dollars, in default of which pay
ment he is to be imprisoned-we will say
for thirty days. He pays the fine with a
| triumphal air, and walks out of court. Mr..
Jones simply says: This is all very well
| now, but have still claim for indirect or
| consequential damages, and these are not
to be determined to-day, or this year, or
this decade" Subsequently he prosecutes
Mr.. Brown for consequential damages,
charging him:
FIRST, With the ruin of his wife's health,
and the loss Of her housewifely services.
Second, With the loss of the labor of
two boys for given period Of years.
| Third, With the cost of the liquor which
his domestic trials have induced him to
drink.
Fourth, With the value of the labor
which his drinking habits have induced
him to squander.
| Fifth, With the loss of the satislactions
that come from the possession of o healthy
and happy wife, and apair of ailectionate
and industrious children. 81.
4tIM' WIN tle loss OF ms seii-respec1
ana "a the respect OF tne community. -,
Seeembnt -, sn.; seie ,s no ehb ah 81 .l,e ls.,
ana no possible ioollng-up Oh tne liguIes III
Inc column. ~ may anount 70 nye tnou,
sanu, OF ten lhousahu, or twcn'y 'housalu
dollars, Whatever tls I:,, sum may pe, Mr; ;
Zones, N ms scalIea anu siliy oiu ases - .oit
1y the justice t!as ne aas llat Ease, .llat sucll
lnng as an esIilate anu slatelheh. u con. oon
selueil.ial ua.nages , are possipie ~ n'i';e me
lnlnu, anu .na1 ne calihot reoosnlze ns
CLAIMS; reiiiaPs M ~ s hot nhper.lnen. 70
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PORTSMOUTH, june 20, 1872

PORTSMOUTH, june 20, 1872.
TO The Editor Of he State Jouraal:
According to printed call of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee Of this city, a
large and enthusiastic meeting assembled
last night at Temperance Hall, for the pur-
pose of organizing Grant and Wilson Cam
paign Association. .
On motion, 4. G. Staples was elected
temporary chairman, and b. w. Whipple
temporary secretary. .slL aag.s-. y i.
On motion of John Callahan, the chair
appointed the following committee on per-
manent organization John Callahan, A. +.
Hopkins, Samuel w. Gildersleeye, Samuel
Hamme, George Teumoah, A. A. Corprew,
and John Winslow. y
After the committee had retired for con-
sultation, loud calls were made for James
III. Clements, who responded and pro-
ceeded to address the meeting on the gene
raj aspect of political affairs, which was
listened to with marked attention, being
frequently interrupted by applause.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton coming in with their report, Mr..
Clements closed his remarks. aa ile
The committee recommended the follow
ing named permanent officers of the Assoc
ciation: Ha2
President--James Ii. Clements. -
Tce-Presidents-Samuel w. Gildersleeve,
George Temoah, Philip Il. Thomas, John
Wnslow, John Milan, John Summers, John
Callahan, Isaac Gordan, William Pembroke,
A. y. Hopkins. aa.i.I .sa
Recording Secretd'tes--Ambrose Whit
ing, y. w: Whlpple. .,.''7. .
FnaanciM Secreta'y-B john
son.
Corresponding Secretary X. u. Staples.
Ireosnrer-John Masslngham. I'D
Sergeant at Arms William Ryder.
on motion oi Y. w. Bryan the report oil
the committee was adopted by unanl-
nous vote. - q,
Mf. Clements took the char and thanked
the meeting ior the honor conferred, ano
introduced state Senator Stevens, OF Sus-
sex county, VINO delivered an able, eio'
quent, and instructive address IN advocacy
OF Republican principles, and IN favor o.
the election OF Grant and Wilson.
On motion, the chalr appointed the 1ol.
loving committee to draw up rules ane
In tn<.nn. tNuA <tT AlHx frr.-
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LOCAL NIAITERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
We note the following special appoint.
ments
Elba Park.-Services in German by Rev.
John Blenner at II A. M. ti1tf
First Baptist. DR.. Jcter at IL A.
M. Rev. DIR. Ioge at 81 p. M. lI ..a.
Second Baptist. 9. G.. Biting at
IL A. M. and 81 p. M. In the morning a
memorial sermon on the relation of Bap-
lists to Religious Freedom.
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QUALIFIED.-The following city officers
elect, qualified before Judge Guigon yester-
day: John w. Wright, sheriff, giving
bond in 100000; p. I. Moore, city SER
geant, bond in sum of $4,000; Messrs. E..
Holzinger and Thomas U. Dudley also
ualified as deputies to Sergeant Moore.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE ENGINEER JAMES RIVER IxPROvEMENT,1
RICHMOND, VA, II June, 1872 s
NOTICE.-The Captains of all steamers ply
In ing on James River are requested TO slOW
doacn on approaching or passing the u. S. Drill
ing Machine at work in the harbor. When a
yellow flag is displayed preparations are being
made for explosions with NITRO GLYCER-
INE, and to avoid danger, all persons are noti-
fled to give q wide birth.
Permits TO visit the machine to inspect the
working of the Diamond Drill must be had at
this office. 5# fi5 w, G. TURPIN,
lie 1S-lw u. s. Assistant Engineer.
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EXCURSION TRAIN.-Captain Bragg,
superintendent Of the York River railroad,
will send out his usual excursion train to
West Point tomorrow, giving those who
wish to enjoy the hospitalities of the far
famed Huntington House at the Point fine
to do so.
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The Louisinna Repnblicans.

Baton Rouge, June 22.-The conventions
have appointed committees Of conference.
The Packardites demand the endorsement
of Grant and the reputation of Greeley, as
a preliminary movement to joint nomina-
tions Of state officers.
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Ne,o York, June 22.-An explosion in a
burning drug store on Liberty street, in
jured number of tiremen, some of whom
will lose their eyesight. al {fii
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at
G. f. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9l9 Main street:
G A. M. II M. 3P. M,
rs, So ... S6 rt
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NeW York, June 22.--The metal manu-
facturers in meeting have decided to make
no compromise with the strikers regarding
hours or wages. t'',i m
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DIED.

DE- PRIEST.-At the residence of her hus-
band, on Friday night of consumption, WILLIE
D., wife of Enmitt T.. De'Priest.
The funeral VIII take place from his residence,
No. 2l2, East Clay street, on SATURDAY the
23rd inst, at o'clock p. M.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice .F a.-r
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FROM ABROAD.
Sentence COillmuted.
ENGLAND.

London, June 22.--The sentence of the
French servant girl Marguerite lie Blanc
who murdered her mistress, has been
commuted to Imprisonment for life.
Statement Confirmed.
Washington, June 22.-Special dis
patches from Geneva, fully confirm last
nights statement that the Arbitrators have
decided that the claims for indirect damages
are inadmissible.
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Masonic Crrpp, .rroN o., rrr,r Frc-
r1wAI ,S on ST % .InI1M ri1E M RaprIsr pr m On, ON
MoNnAW NrxT % Tha fai1om;na fall vino nroa,o roo, ~, =, !,
me- n, has haen aoreod nnon nv % hv tbn oapn,n;atne p a
Of arranoemenfs m re ranresnnt;ng p % ali ihe Nh.
CONC ho3;as n tha r. s far r. -" oalabrat;on
Of The festival of of 81 81 Jobn tbe Rantist
4 H. i recommandad that tho brdthron
oenerally ;o;n with Ricbmond Godse No'
70 in isy;1oo o tha cn,mar oinno nf P;cSmond
College. At I've o'clock p M
- 3. 4 tier the !,y;n~ of tho corner Stone.
the Fraternity viii enoace i, oj, cYcnrs;on
70 Riversidn port ON t6n DoIlg Vo,dan I;ne
Of hoats and a n;c.n;c at the park None
but Masons nermittcd on tho exeursion,
The first reonlar boat win loavo tha foot oi
Eighth street at G o'clock p. H. and
others AZ intervals 10 accommodate the
crowd until q o,clocl, Ega,v Mason will
purchase his own ticket on 'fbe boafs nav;no
ten cents for the ronnd trim.
B. The refreshments to he in CHARGE Of
and be served bv the following committee
Of stewards consisting of one from each
Lodge. with brother w. J.Jvnbam ms
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ROOFING.
!. WHITAKER.

+ L. WHITAKER,
D.. Improved Fire and Water Proof Felt,
Cement, Composition, Gravel Tin and Slate
h ROOFER,
No 1917 CARY STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTgESTH AND VIRGINIA STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA .a."
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STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK.
45kk

foN Ne" AoAN A@k
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-
PAN9'S elegant sdewhee1 steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BLAKEYAS, will sail on SUNDAY
June %, at O'Clock p. M. -
Freight received until Saturday night
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south.
east and west Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage.. ................. ........,........ 90
ROunu lIip llckets... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
je % lit No. Governor street.
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IRON MANUFACTURERS

SDHENIX FOUNDRY
WILLIAM B. COOK, PROPRIETOR,
Eighth Street, Between Main and Franklin,
RIcHMoND, VIRGINIA.
Manufactures all descriptions of ~
WROUGHT and CAST IRON WORK, RAIL
INGS, BALCONIES, VERANDA1IS
COLUMNS, GAPS and SlLLS,
BANK and other VAULTS,
NAULT-DOORS . A
and FRAMES, IRON FRONTS for BUILD
INGS, AWNING FIR AMES and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGS, &c., &c.
GRATEFULLY EXECUTED.
je l0-D&W3m
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Fatal Railroad Accident-Nine Persons
~ 5lls Killed and Sixty Wounded er

" .Bet,erlle, June a2.-TAn accident oc-
1nTrsd Ra;'sd.dy YESTERDAY sss to the Grand Trunk
Montreal, BY which al the passenger cars
were "piled.n Nine persons were killed
and sixty were badly scalded. They were
mostly seeond-class passengers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-22

SEWING MACHINE AGENTS don't al
ways think to speak of casters when SELL
ing machine. Ask for them.