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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-08
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thei- contents In some instances where many
otherlS failed.
Sscondt -hand Safes, of our own and other
makes, hQving been received in part pay for the
Improved Herring's Patent Champion, for sale
at low pr, YES. no 20-ly
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CHAS. MATTHEW'S
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More than 10000 Herring's Safes have been
and are now In use, and over
SIX HUNDRED
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PETIT JURoRS=The law. requires the
names Of (orty.eight persons 70 DO drawn
from the lists Of Jurors furnished by the
Supervisors Of the county, q specified Pc.
Rod before each term Of the Circuit Court.
That duty was discharged sometime since
by The proper authorities, and Sheriff
Brown has notified the following gentle.
men to DO In attendance during the term
commenclngnext Monday: Messrs. Kid
List, Hapnamus Gray, W. D. sawtell
George s. Eckhart, o. G. Dewey, Peter
Francis, George Forbes, Isaac Linton
David s. Frazier, Frederick Hoameister
Thomas Pemberton, William A. Wilson
William Bach, John Bruce, William Dul
field, William F. Goodwin, William Col
Inns, Peter Miller, Jacob r. Greer, jaime,
W. Sweeney, r. ReIth, Thomas ]. Orr
George w. Humphrey, Hiram Jones
Ed. 3, Young, James Denniston, g. B
Jones, Frederick schenck, Josiah Akin
son, Stephen Johnston, Jacob Hull
Smith Mcdonald, Theodore Kleiyes, lie
OnidSs Bruner, William G. Lewis, Samue
j. Ellifitz, Robert Bond, Eugene Dunlap
Charles Me Coy, A. Allen Howell, samus
Chambers, Frank Coleman, William II
Hutchinson, John Butteraeld, JOSEPH
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PROF. KIDD.-The large hall at the
Female College was pretty well filled last
evening TO enjoy reading entertainment
given by Prof. Kidd. This gentleman is
known to many OF our citizens, and has a
national reputation as an elocutionist,
His selections last evening were very fine,
and the manner in which he rendered
them fully sustained the fame he has
achieved. We heard that Prot. K. will
probably give one more entertainment
during his present stay in this city,
Washington Hall and next Tuesday even
ing were mentioned in connection will
the proposed reading, but we are not Ger
tain that the place and time have beer
definitely determined upon. Doubtless
due notice will be given.
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LARGE DocKRT.--s. B. McColloCh
Esqr., Clerk of the Circuit Court, has
finished making up the docket for The
term beginning next Monday morning
From it We ascertain that there Is ar
immense amount Of business to be dis
posed Of. OF what are known as "old
causes" there are twelve criminal, forty.
one for selling liquor in violation Of law
two hundred and one on the law aide, and
one hundred and thirty.nine on the chan
cory side Of the court There are, Glsc
twenty.three denominated as new caus
es," making altogether four hundred ant
sixteen cases awaiting adjudication. The
probability is that the Court will be il
session five or six weeks. The first weei
has been set apart for the trial Of crimina
causes.
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ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Hon PRrcRD INSTRUMENTS. - Many
persons think that If they can get a dis
count Of ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty or
forty per cent from the price Of an instru.
ment, either piano or organ,) they are
buying 1t cheap. They never think that
the price has been put very high pur.
posely, 50 as to mislead the buyer by an
offer to sell at enormous discounts from
what AMI unprincipled dealer chooses to
call The price. Really good, durable and
honestly made instruments, are never
offered by such bats Of "big discounts, y
but are sold at fair prices TO both buyer
and seller, and this Is the secret Of success
which attends the very large sales Of Mu-
steal Instruments which arc constantly
made at sheib's Music Store, Monroe ST.
Notwithstanding business Is generally 50
dull, no less than fifteen Eureka and Pres.
colt Organs have been sold from thIs es'
Enlistment during the past two weeks
and more are to go. This shows that
Shields is the ctedpest and best place, TO buy
and that the Renting Plan Is what ouI
people have long wanted. No one need
be without an instrumens for whether
they have much money or littlc-as littlt
as Sc a week, they can be accommodated
at sheib's with either Piano or Organ
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Cnulcu DEDICATIog,-Many win be
interested In the dedication services OF
Thomson Memorial Church, on the Island,
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Chris HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tention Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestingS, all new
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, q first class
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. C.HRs,
Corner Main and Quincy streets
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WILL OPEN THIS MoRNING.-Chrii
seibke has re.htted and will reopen hi:
old Saloon (the Atlantic near the Bali
more & Ohio depot this morning, and
will be pleased to see his former patrons
His bar viii be kept constantly supplied
with the choicest liquors, and 1t is his de-
termination to keep such an establish
ment as the ordinance contemplates-viz
respectable and well.ordered. s.-g.
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Icommunioa,od.,

CnulcH DEDICAuoN,-Many win bc
interested In the dedication services OF
Thomson Memorial Church, on the Island,
tomorrow. TIKI az LIZ ri.
Rev. Q. G. McCabe, who will paeach
at 10 4, NJ has not only fine ability in
popular addree but also q widespread
fame a. one Of the. sReetest singers Of the
nation. During the war, (being Chap.
lain Of an Ohio regiment at the battle Of
Winchester, he fell into the hands of the
enemy, and was lodged In Libby Prison.
When almost weary Of life itsel, he heard
from without the call Of the news car.
rier, an old scoloTed man. "Great
news from Gettysburg De Union
soldiers gain do dayF In ON instant
his soul was on fire, and, with the prison
ers uniting in the chorus, he sang with
new inspiration: ,l.'
mine Syes have seen tho glory OF the coming
OF the Lord" sY5l9'
making the prison walls ring with the
When visiting Conferences, his ministe.
rialibfethren often pause IN their laboFs
and request Of him 0 song, which he
yields to with grace, oilen provoking
rapturous applause. II will be pleasant
TO those intending TO be at the dedication
70 know that wherever he goes he Is ready
for the service Of song. =
DR.. A. Martin, President oil the
West Virginia University, will preach at
3P y. He was pastor OF, the Fourth
Street Church when the Island appoint.
ment, one Of It's branches, was formed.
His numerous friends in the city will wei.
come his visit, and especially will II be
pleasant 10 the Island congregation, 10
meet him Of this their time for glAdness.
Tho preacher for the evening Is Rev. Q.
W. Smith, AM, Of Beaver street Church,
The Church bears the name OF i Blshop
Thomson, who died in.thiS city in March
1870. Other ministers will be present,
and the occasion promises TO be more
than usually interesting slwgHSc.
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FOURTH WARD.-Tho entertainment
given last evening by the pupils in the
intermediate department OF the Fourth
Ward School was grand success in every
particular. The attendance was large,
and those who took part in the exercises
acquitted themselves with great credit.
The audience was highly pleased with the
efforts of the several performers, and
manifested Its appreciation by frequent
and hearty applause. - -
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FEMALES

IN many affections peculiar TO females. tho
EXTRACT BUCHU Is unequAled by any other
remedy-as In Chlorosls or Retention, ITfe0uisr.
ny, Paininlness or suppression OF CustoTary
Expectations, liberated or seirrhouS state OF thc
Complaints incident to the ser. whethel ari.inn
itom indiscfetion, Habits OF Dissipation, or Ih
he Decline or Change OF Lille. II X preEcSihad
extenslyely BY the most eminent PhysicIans and
AlaTiyes, amer Conhnements, and ior Enfecbled
a.a Doicage Sonsututlons or both sexes and an
symDtomA S'0S'A1e-l VI
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"
us. MARINE HosPITAI.-Dr. Thomas
j, Grifiths, Surgeon IN charge OF tho U.
s. Marine Hospital, at Louisville, Kys
reports the following as the condition Of
thehospital under his charge during the
month Of February, 1879: No. patients
remaining the last day Of January, 92; No.
patients admitted during the month of
February, 1O9i No, patients treated during
the month Of February, 2Ol; No. patients
discharged during the month Of Febsua.
ry, 90; No. patients died during tue month
OF February, 0; No. patients remaining
on the last day Of February, los; No. pr.
vate patients during the month OF Febru.
airy, IA. No deaths for four months.
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NIUNIcrAL CouRT.-This Court will
meet this morning at 1Ol O'Clock. The
term will probably close next week, as we
are informed, Under the present law no
terms of this court are held in the months
designated for those Of the Circuit Court; ;
consequently there will be no term
until April. ..
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BEAUTIFUL DAY.-Yesterday was in
marked contrast with Thursday, so far
as the weather was concerned. The sun
shone out brightly anu wurnNy-an au.Pi-
cious beginning of the Spring season.
Let us hope that "winter is over and gone,
and the voice of the turtle" will soon be
heard in the land. ....-
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GRAND Sheriff Brown Is to
be congratulated on tho excellent choice
made by him lorthe Grand Jury Of the
approaching term OF the Circuit Court.
We give the names: Messrs. Il. K. List,
James Maxwell, G. E. stiIel, T. II. Logan,
G n Knox. John MOLuro, John PGarr,
Geo. X. Wheat, Samuel Laughlin, John
G. Hoffman,, John E. Wilson, ]. A. Hol.
liday, Joseph A. Bodley, A. w. Kelly
John r. Hubbard and James r. Mozart.
NM, #f-t IS. .. 30. -
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HELD FOR PoTAGE.-.Letters addressed as
below are detained in the pOstOlllce in this
city because the sum mentioned in each
instance has not been prepaid, as required
by law: Miss Phcbc Switzer, New Mata.
moras, Washington county, O., 8 cts
Charles NJ. Hall, Philadelphia, Pau 8 cts
Morris Dorsey, steamer Granite State,
Pittsburgh, Pa, 8 cts; John NJ. seacord,
Cleveland, o., 8 cts;J. B. Mcdonald, Jane
Lew, Lewis county, WestVa., 3 cts; Mrs,
Margaret Roselip, Witten'sP. O., Monroe
county, o., cts; Board Of Directors OIL
Wheeling Musical Institute, city, CT.
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Police CoURT.-Therc were two cases
before the police court, yesterday morn.
ing, but they were not very remunerativC
to the city, as but two dollars went into
the treasury in the way Of fines. Charles
NIcFadden and James McGinley-the
former for creating tumult and disorder;
the latter for using loud and abusive Ian.
guage-were tried and fined one dollar
each and costs. Weguess the officers had
the best Of the bargain SO far as receipts
arc concerned. rr.y. 49,
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gloss and freshness Of yOath, Thin
hair is thicEened, falling hair checked
and badness often, though not alway,
cured by its use. Nothing can rcstor,
tho hair where the foIlicles are DE-.
stroycd, or the glands atrophied aud
decayed; but such as remain can BE
saved by this application, and stimu.
lated into activity, so that a nw
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sell.
ment, twill keep it clean and yigoDa,
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to The
scalp arrests and prevents the forms.
ton of dandruff, which is often so IN.
clcanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which maxi
some preparations dangerous and ina.
rious to tho hair, the Vigor can olly
benefit but not harm it. If wantl
merely for o HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirBA
Containing neither oil nor dye, it d.
not soil white cambria, and yet Ia
long on the hair, giving it a rich, gaE
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or, ], C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS,
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GhH1nteLIiaerreer
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1872.
Travellers Register.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINs.
New Advertisements.

Cash the Great Lever.
+. q. Myers.
Quassia Tonic Cnps.
Show Cases.
Potomac Shad.
List, Davenport & Parks.
Soaps, Flour, Fish.
Sugars, Carolina Rice, Teas.
American Watches-Oxtoby & DufllelL
NOtice-Retlemption of City Bonds.
Merchants National Bank Of W. Va.
First National Bank OF Wheeling.
The Nat. Bank Of w. Va. at Wheeling
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CAUGHT In A CRAKER MACHINE
James Harris, a lad OF IA or 10, while
feeding cracker machine at MoulterE
Bakery in East Wheeling, caught his coat
sleeve in the machinery and had his arm
drawn in and severely hurt having two
large pieces OF flesh cut out near the
shoulder. The physician thinks it will
lay him up at least two months.
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NATURE GIvRs Us TEETH, but she docs
not preserve and purify them. That
must be done with fragrant SozoDoNT.
The dental bone and Its enamel casing
are made invulnerable to all destructive
influences by the daily use Of this bene-
flcent preparation. taw
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RoRus-CALlskTA.-rhe three best
Tonic, SkillfsIlY ana elegantly combined IN an
ambereolored eordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the tastO, acceptable to the
stomach, in caswell, Hazard b Cos Perro-Phos.
pnesated Rlxer OF CalIsaya Bark. !
zach pinteoutalns one ounce Of Royal CalIsAyA
BARK and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron. Samples furnished frec to the profession.
CAsWRLl., HAZARD d CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, my94-Wesa-dAw
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FIRST DRAwNG.-The first drawing
Of the bonds Of the city issued under the
recent loan, took place yesterday. Messrs.
5. Laughlin and James Maxwell were
designated to supcrintend the drawing.
The amount to be redeemed on the LIST Of
April We doinOt now remember, but the
numbers drawn will be found IN another
column - 10
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VIZ have before US a card from F. W.
Budke, lately. with J. T. Lakin & Co. He
has leased tho building now occupied by
tho Gas Office and Franklin Insurance Of.
fec, and will open Merchant Tailoring
and Mems Furnishing Goods Store in the
same on the first of April, when he WILDE
ready TO accommodate all who will favor
him with call.
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CRcuIr CoURT.-The regular March
term of the Circuit Court for this county
viii commence next Monday morning at
10 o'clock. Jurors, witnesses and other
interested parties will be on hand
promptly, L- ----
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ANOTHER MAN NOT CoRNERED.-John
Reid, Jr., desires us to say that he has in
store and in bond, something less than
$4,000 barrels of very choice Old Rye and
Bourbon Whistles. These WHISTLES were
made sometime since Noah's food, and
Reid respectfully requests all dealers in
thisfluid to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
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No Family Should be Without. M. n

Th.se, symptoms, Il allowed to 70 on. witch
ms medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
which the patient may eIpise WIZ :, y ~ one o.
5asse arc not frequently followed by ihose Sdire
iai diseases, Insanity and Consumption' NAM
St S ST1s o. me cause OF their sicrings, bi,
Inm, and the melancholy deaths by Consnmni ny
bear ample witness TO the tIuth Of iSc ssSsrii0n
WE We STInsu.naon once Affected With Organic
hiIengthm and inylRorate the svStsnI iVbIsS
bI1 V SnSs q COS Find Extract BpchaT InvariG.
p6 RS4ilsd By all Druggists at 10 CENTS PER
nvCILs, OF ounces, or 8 days medicine. NJ
once placing this valuable compound within he
tcnSn OF the patient, no matter how Door. '''
BEWARE OF counteFfcits. Ask tor Mexican
Tors, Now York City. ~ P'OP''0'
BEWARE OF spurious Buchu Mixtures. pre.
pared BY SelEstylcd doctors, which are Scntr Ia.
iofo me public By notorious Advertisements.
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II you have any old and faded Pictures
that you wish 20 preserve, take them to
Brown Il Higgins gallery, where you
can have them nicely finished in India
Ink
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ALL the latest styles Of spring Caters,
Boots and Balls, made on the new Creole
last, the bestand the neatest fitting ever
invented, Just received at Carnahan &
Cos, 81 Main Street, Centre Wheeling
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes
From now, I am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost L. "
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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THE NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE-We
announced the establishment oil new tel,
egraph office at West Alexander in Yes,
terday mornings paper. We were no,
aware which ono of the companies was q,
the head Of the enterprise, We learned
yesterday, that the Western Union peopl,
are the proprietors, which is a guaranty
of its success. Mr.. Morgan, the mana
ger in this city, will go up on Monday, Il
start it thoroughly in its career Of useful
ness and convenience. E. $50 ~
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AHOrnEEior of Spring style silk hats
just received by ]. 7, Stone, bridge cor,
ner, opposite Grant House
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TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, Aug. 25, 1868.
-AeSrS. Zeilin C Co.: Our Junior editor
has tried your Liver Regulator, and Is
taking 1t now, and finds It invaluable TO
him as a corrector Of the stomach and
regulator Of the bowels. Articles of diet
that be dared not indulge in before taking
your Liver Medicine, no can now take
with impunity,.-- ..,..-..-.---a... .--.,-
Very truly, DYKES & SPARHGwK,
EMO tlEiitOrs Rl0ridian,
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IL you want first choice of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL & Orr's
No. 90 Market street. ia 30
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PRRsoNAI.-We were pleased 10 meet
on the street. yesterday MIR. P, B. Dobbins
formerly First Clerk in the Auditors of
flee during the administration Of Gov
Stevenson. Since the change in the pOliti
cal complexion of our State authorities
Mr.. D, has been filling a responsible
position in one of the banks at the "Per,
manent Seat" and has done so, worlhily
and satisfactorily. gn1 Ealg3a''