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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-09

PURE AIR IN SICK Rooms. have
no ready test Of the purity of air, to warn
US OF the necessity of ventilation, nor any
instrument which measures it, as the ther-
mometer measures heat, or the hygrometer
or weather house" measures moisture.
The best and most easily applied test we
have, or probably shall have, is the sense
OF smell. But unfortunately this test
must be frequently compared with the
pure external air, as a standard, or it is
useless. Whenever, on entering room
from the outer air, we smell the animal eff
fuvium, or "feyer SMELL" as it is some
times called, the air is impure, the room
needs ventilation. Instead of using this
test, nurses are very apt to appeal to the
thermometer, and, if that indicates low
temperature, to declare the air all right
Purity of air and temperature bear no ro-
lation to each other, warm air may be a
fresh air, and q cold air a very impure one.
The proper temperature of sick room
may be assumed to be sixty-eight to seven
ty degrees Fahrenheit. Generally, the
temperature agreeable to attendants out of
bed is quite warm enough tor patient in
bed. Throughout some diseases the heat
making power is much diminished in
most febrile diseases during some part of
the twenty-four hours is diminished. A
"fever turn" consists of chill, then hot
turn followed by sweating. After this
there is frequently state of exhaustion,
both of strength and heat, requiring care.
During tedious convalescence from ty-
phoid fever, and in many other diseases.
after the fever is gone, the tempera-
ture falls towards morning, and the weak
require food and warmth. Cases, espe-
cially among the aged, are unquestionably
lost for want of attention in this respect.
Piling on clothes does little or no good !;
raising the temperature Of the room does
not meet the case what is wanted is the
immediate, direct application of heat by
warm, stimulating drinks, warm bottles to
the feet, or, better still, warm blankets
that envelope both feet and legs, and warm
cloths to the "pit of the stomach" FREE
quently renewed. The object is not only to
prevent the loss Of heat, but also. what is
more important, supply from without that
necessary heat which the body is too weak
to make.--Pyfze Essay Mass, Med. Soy.
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NJ EW YORK.
Meeting of the National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee-A National Convention to
be Field in BALTIMORE.

Meeting of the National Democratic Execn-
tive Conimittee--A National Convention to
be Field In Baltimore. ..s..... ?.
NeD York, May S.--The National DEM
ocratic Executive Committee met to-day.
and is in session at Mr.. August Belmont's
house. Twenty-eight states are repre-
sented.
The committee agreed upon calling
National Convention, to meet in Baltimore
on the 9th of July, and publish the follow
ing call
''The National Democratic Comm ittee.
by virtue of authority conferred upon them
by the last National Democratic Conven-
ton, at meeting held this day at New
York, voted to hold the next convention,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for President and Vice-President of the
United States on the 9th day of July,
1872, at IL O'Clock, in the city of Balti-
more.
'The basis of representation as fixed by
the last Democratic Convention is double
the number Of Senator's and Representatives
in Congress from each state, under the ap-
portionment of the census of 1870. Each
state will send delegates accordingly. and
we invite the cordial cooperation of all
Conservative citizens who desire the restor-
alton of constitutional government and the
perpetuation of Republican Institutions" I"
The call is signed by John Forsyth, John
NJ. Harrell, William NJ. Converse, James
Ponder, Charles E, Dyke, A. H. Colquitt,
Wilbur L. Story, Wm. Z. Niblack, Isaac
D. Eaton, Thomas c. McCreery, Albert
vorhis, Sylvanus S. Lyman, Oden Bowie,
William A. Moore, Charles w. Nash,
Charles &. Hooper, Charles A. Mantz, g..
L. Miller, j. w. McCorkle, Henry Bing-
ham, john McGregor, Jshn G. Thompson,
James p. Barr, Gideon Bradford, Charles
II. simonton, William B. Bates, John
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The DAILY STATE JoURNAL.-Per-
sons desiring copies of the DAILY STATE
JOURNAL, after our office closes for the
evening, can be supplied by calling at the
news depot of G. f. Johnston, 91S Main
street, three doors below our office.
Those wishing to have the paper left at
their place of business or residence regu-
larly, each evening, can leave their ad-
dress at the same place. ss..
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AUCTION SALES.

f. r. TURNBULL, assignee, will sell on Satur-
day, June 1st, at Brunswick Courthouse,
Va, several large and valuable tracts OF
land, lying in said county.
THOMAS @. WALSTON, assignee, will sell on
Monday, 10th May, at Eastville, Northamp-
ton county, Va, valuable farm of 2l0
acres.
]. g. MASON & JACOB COHN, assgnees, and
Chas. Herndon VIM. b. Sandford, trus-
tees, will sell on Tuesday, 2lst May, in front
of the court house in Fredericksburg, Va
200 acres of land, lying at Spotsylvania G. II.
JOHNS 81 SANDS, commissioners, will sell OH
Wednesday, May 10Th, in front of the United
States Courthouse, in the city of Richmond,
commencing at IL o'clock NJ, q tract of land
lying in the county of Caroline.
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BLUES" ANNIvERs AIRY CELEBRA-
T!oN--The "Richmond Light Infantry
Blues" will celebrate the S3d anniversary
OF the organization of the company to-
morrow, by public parade, picnic and tar
get-practice at the pump-house, silver
medal to be awarded the best shot. The
company has been thoroughly reorganized.
Its present officers are Captain, F.. M.
lmboden /; First Lieutenant, George w.
Jarvis Second Lieutenant, John Enders
Robinson Junior Second Lieutenant,
Thomas Ii. Blankenship. This is one of
the oldest military organizations in the
State, and has been officered by some of
the best citizens of Richmond. s-.a
We thank the "Blues" for an invitation
to attend the celebration. "A
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Indiana Repudiates the Cincinnati Ticket
Large Republican Gains In the MiunicIpa
Elections

Large Republican Gains In the Municipal
Elections.
Indianapolis, May 7.-Indana responds
with an emphatic negative to the action of
the Cincinnati Convention. The municipal
election in indianapolis shows gain of
1000 Republicans over the vote of last
year. Returns from the leading cities and
town show large gains in increased Repub-
lican and reduced Democratic majorities.
The election for councimen in this city
to-day resulted in the election of seven Re-
publicans and two Democrats. The Re-
publicans gain in the aggregate. Repub-
Gcan majority, ,6l5 i; Republican gain
over last city election, 300.
In Charlottesville the Republicans
elected mayor by 1856 majority Repub-
lican gain, SO. .- - D..
In Terre Haute the Republicans carried
every ward in the city, making gain of
three councilmen.
In Lafayette the Republicans gained one
councilman.
Ths Mune;e Republicans elected the full
ticket by increased majorities.
The Franklin Republicans elected two
councilmen, clerk, treasurer, marshal and
assessor, gaining one councilman.
The Columbus Republicans elected a
city clerk by one hundred majority, and all
the counoilmen.
In Rockville, the entire Republican ticket
was elected by large majority.
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GREELEY ELECTED Now, SURE
John W. Woltz, Secretary of the State
Central Committee, to-day received notice
from Lewis Mckenzie, of his determination
not to attend the Philadelphia Convention.
and the return of his credentials. This
coupled with the general rumor that Mr.
Mex. has determined to support Greeley,
settles his position, if so uncertain a thing
can be settled at all.
The first breeze is beginning to shake off
the decaying leaves, and we hope it will
blow on until they leave the rest in healthy
condition.
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CkEAN NiNCS.

| IHouaS DuClaIlan heau is very low, IN
New York, of pleuro-pneumonia. I.-'.
Mrs. Laura D. Fair has applied for a
| change of uenHe for her second trial. l7-
Marshal Bazaine surrendered himself
Tuesday night to stand trial by court-mar-
tial. a. -. ~ ........r -. =
"A fire Tuesday night destroyed nearly
the entire business part of ingersoll, Cam
ada. The loss is estimated at half mil
lion dollars. .".r ..t
MIR. Greeley received the announce
ment of his elevation at the Tribune office
while engaged on a leader on "pig" iron.
Hard on Cincinnati.
-Christiana Birckhead, widow of the
late DR.. Thomas E. Bond, and mother Of
Hon. Hugh l.. Bond, of the United States
Circuit court, died in New York on Nor
day last, in the s4th year of her age. n
Senator Lewis yesterday introduced
Colonel John s. Mosby to President
Grant. Colonel Mosby took occasion to
say to the President that even should the
Democrats make a nomination and Greeley
withdraw, he will support and vote for
Grant if nominated. ..u -rr
AT Worcester, Mass, Patrick Dunn
ply, on trial for the murder of John
Stack, at Cherry Valley, last October, was
found guilty of manslaughter, and SEN
fenced to the State prison for fifteen years
at hard labor, with one days solitary con-
tinement.
Henry c. Cole, charged with forging
$4,000 worth of Allentown, Pa, school
bonds, was admitted to bail in Sis, 900,
but was rearrested and committed on a
warrant charging him with having in his
possession a quantity of counterfeit money
with intent to pass it.
The Missouri Democrat respectfully
asks /: "As soon as Senator Schurz can
spare the time he will please take the Ger
man vote of the United States ont of his
breeches pocket and trasfer it to the coat
pocket of Mr.. Greeley" That was the
bargain, and Mr.. Schurz will be expected
to carry it out.
A letter from Washington county,
upper East Tennessee, April 20, says: 81
saw ex-President johnson in Greenyille,
and had an interesting conversation with
him on the political situation, but | have
neither time nor space to report his views
at length. He declines the race for Con-
gaess III this district, and emphatically con-
demns the proposition for the Democratic
party TO support the Cincinnati Republican
Convention"
The comm ssionerS on the part OF
Maryland and Virginia to settle the disput-
ed boundary between the two states met i'll
Annapolis yesterday, and organized by
electing Mr.. Dejarnette, Of Virginia, as
chairman, and selecting l.. l.. Waters, Esq,
of Maryland, as secretary. The reading Of
documents connected with the question was
then proceeded with. Last night the COM
missioners present were engaged until
late hour examining statespapers, and also
in general informal conversation upon the
preliminary questions. "
s.r New York Markets.
Hetc York, May s.-Cotton neglected and
nominal Uplands 23 "a Orleans "a. Sales 1874
bales. Flour firmer. Wheat advancing: Corn
bending upward. Pork quiet-lness $l3 7O0
lS 70. Lard dull at 9A@9's. Turpentine firm
at 54h G55. Rosin dull at IS 6O@S 20, Freights
steady.
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PETERSBURG, May 8.
To the Editor Of the State Journal:
The Republican City Convention was
held last night with DR.. David f. May as
president and I'll. 4. Tatum as secretary.
with the usual number of other officers.
The following city ticket was nominated +:
Mayor.-Hon. Franklin Wood.
Seryeam.--Wm. A. Moody.
Commissioner of the Reoenue.-J. M. b.
Stewart. a ID. - n1
Collector City 1aees.-Mike Farrall.
Commemorative AHo,ney.--Geo. F. Dog
gett.
Street Commissioner. Richard Kennard.
City Guager.-Jesse o. Bird. -.
Bail!fs.-Wm. HI. Stevens, J. O. Wake
field.
Clerk Of Old Market.-James Hanlin.
Clerk Of Neao Mdrket-J. w. Hargrave.
Keeper Of Hay Sca1es-George Pritch-
ard. -...
Keeper Of Po,cder Magazine-Thomas
Mckenzie. :,
The following gentlemen were lected
to the Congressional Convention to be held
at Burkville: Joseph p. Evans, John w.
jenkins, Franklin Wood and G. M. Ham
lin. OCCASIONALLY.
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POLICE 1TEMs.--Emily Cole, charged
with assaulting, abusing and threatening to
Kill Bette Thomas, was fined 50. Bette
Thomas was fined 81 for assaulting and
threatening to whip Emily Cole.
jeff. Dabney was fined So for assaultng
and beating Walter Carter and Fannie Car
ter.
David Brown, charged with being COM
mon thief and vagrant, was sent to Jail.
Martha Hewlett and Minnie jackson
We're fined 81 each for disorderly conduct.
Jonas johnson, charged with feloniously
assaulting, cutting and wounding, with in
tent to mann and disfigure, Lavina Richard
son. Sent on to the Hastings Court grand
jury, which meets next Monday.
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STEAMER CHARTERED.-The Virginia
Steamship and Packet company have char
tered the A l propeller "Virgo," to take
the place on the line between Richmond
and Norfolk of the "George B. Upton"
recently destroyed by fire. The "Virgo"
VIII leave New York for Richmond Satur-
day morning.
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STATE BOARD APPoINTED.-Gov-
ernor Walker has commissioned the fol-
lowing physicians to constitute the State
Board Of Health and Vital Statistics, Gre
ated by recent act of Assembly: j. G..
Cabell, George Ross, l.. S. Joynes (all of
this city) L. B. Edwards, Lynchburg; J..
L. Cabell, Charlottesville; A. NJ. Fauntle-
roy, Staunton, and John w. Lawson,
Smithfield, Isle of Wight.
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SALE OF STooK.--Yesterday, Lancaster
& Co., sold at auction 241 shares OF the
stock of the OLD Dominion Iron and Nail
Works company. The first 100 shares
brought 66l; 20 shares sold next at S8s !;
10 shares then ran up to 81, and the re-
mainder-ll1 shares-sold for SS5. Cd
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FROM RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON
CITY.-The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad company and the
Pennsylvania Central railroad company
have made arrangements for through con-
nection at Quantico, to 60 into effect about
the lst of June.
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MECHANICS UNIoN.-An adjourned
meeting of the Mechanics Union will be
held tonight at Monticello Hall, at s
o'clock. A full attendance of members is
earnestly desired to take action ON ilnpor-
tant business.
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LATE ILLUSTRATED PAPERs.--Capt.
G. +. johnson, news and music dealer,
9lS Main street, received full supplies of
the leading illustrated papers by express
to-day. "Harper's Weekly" and Leslie's
illustrated Newspaper" are more than usu-
ally interesting on account of the political
character of their illustrations.
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Among the leading Democratic Jour-
mails which have SO far failed to endorse the
Cincinnati ticket are the New York World,
Philadelphia Age, Detroit Free Press, Bos.
ton Post, Chicago Times, Cincinnati FoHs-
.treaad, and Louisville Ledger,
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TERMS
OFFICIAL.
A ORDNANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI-
"A. NANCE CONCERNING THE NUMBER
ING OF HOUSES ~
Passed April 10th, 1871


. sI Passed April 10th, ls72.l
Be IL ordained, That the ordinance concerning
the numbering OF houses, be amended and re-
ordained to read as follows:
All houses within the limits of the city now
unnumbered, shall have their proper numbers
fixed upon their fronts; and it shall be the duty
OF the contractor, appointed by the Committee
on Streets, to furnish the required numbers,
painted upon tin, and secure the same to the un.
numbered houses throughout the city: the size
and character of numbers, and quality of tin
and painting, to be determined by said Commit
tee. The contractor shall be paid by the owner
or owners of every house SO numbered or their
agents, twenty-five cents, and the bill therefor
having been presented by the contractor, and
such owner or agent refusing to pay the same.
the engineer of the city being satisfied thereof
shall report the fact to the city assessor, whose
duty 1t shall be to add the amount, with twenty
i've per cent thereon, to the next tax levy of the
property in question, and thereupon the con-
tractor shall be paid the said amount of twenty.
i've cents from the city treasury. And if any
occupant, owner or agent shall remove from
any house the number so placed thereon he
shall be subject to fine of fifty cents for each
day, after ten days notice, during which the
house shall remain unnumbered.
Published by authority:
- E. G. HOWARD,
my Tot r-4 city CLERK.
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JEFFERSON WARD.--The Republicans
Of Jefferson ward are requested to meet at
the corner Of Franklin street and Locust
alley, on Friday evening att o'clock. a.
full attendance is desired, as business Of
Importance will come before the meeting,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

(ICtAMOSD THEATRE. ...
FOR FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
The world-famed Comedian,
MIR. JOHN E. OWENS,
In his distinguished and characteristic embodi.
ments of Comedy, supported by q
" FIRST-CLASS COMPANY. "
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY srH,
-- Coleman's Comedy, in three acts, of
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Concluding with Owens great speciality,
-. ST.. SOLON SHINGLE. ...... .
e'oioi' ohiusie.. ....,.........M MIR OWENS,
as acted by him in London, New York. fpd
throughout the English world, upwards of two
thousand nights.
~ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9TH
Coleman immortal Comedy, in five acts, of
rals- Ea.g THE HEIR AT LAW
DR.. Pangloss, LII. d. A. S. S....... MIR. OWENS.
To conclude with the amusing Comedy of
THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE.
MT Tilhan. ...."............ ........ Mr., OWENS
49,. FRIDAY, 9D NIGHT,
Sterling Coynes Comedy, in three acts,
EFERYBOpY'S FRIEND,
MAJOR De Boots ...................MK Owens.
Concluding with Owens farce of
FORTY WINKS.
Horatio Spriggins, a Misery Button .
maker from birmingham. ........MR. OWENS.
The sale of reserved seats for each of ME.
OWENS'S NIGHTS will take place on MON
DAY, May 9th, at o'clock, at West Johnston
& Co.'s Bookstore. Admission, 81; Reserved
Seats, vi 25; Family Circle, soc; Gallery, 25c.
my S-4t " = ar-
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new Hampshire Republican Convention In
dersement of Grant and Wilson

Concord, n. H., May 8.-The Republi-
can Convention to elect delegates to the
Natlonal Convention met this mornne.--
dent. .s.t - ~ ''' : ' ie''-
on being introduced he congratulated
the Convention upon the victory lately
achieved IN this State, and spoke of the
differences that exist at present among the
Republicans; but said there was no reason
10 lear Tor the result, as the whole matter
was ln,tho hands ofan All-wise Providence
who will see that all is well.
Ihe convention then baIlotted for and
elected four delegates to the National Con-
vention.
Resolutions were adopted favorng the
nomination of Grant and Senator Henry
Wilson.
The convention was fully attended. and
the deliberations were harmonious. The
sentiment was unanimously in favor of the
nomination of Grant, though some of the
leaders are known to regard Mr.. Greeley
with favor.
The speech of President Tappan was
decidedly non-committal, and was the sub
Ject OF considerable comment among the
delegates. E.a-s
Several Congressional districts held
conventions this afternoon, and chose two
delegates from each district to the National
Convention. ..
Canada Follows Suit-PrOposed RepenI or
Duties on Tea and CefFee.
Ntoaoa, May SIN the House last night
Sir Q. 1. .Hincks said the government had
learned that the President of the United
States last night signed the bill repeating,
the duties ON tea and coffee. The Canadian
Government therefore proposed that from
the lst of July next the duties on tea and
coffee imported into the Dominion should
be repealed.
The Pennsylvania Labor Reform Convention.
IPiaia,RSpo,t. May S.--The Labor Re-
formers completed their ticket this morn
ing with the exception of members to the
constitution, by the nomination of James
a.. Hopkins, of Allegheny, and Joseph W.
Cako, of Northumberland. congressman
at large. Adjourned. The delegates leave
this evening.
Providence Re-elects a Republican Mayor.
Providence, II. L., May S.-The NUM-
cilpal election to-day resulted in the reelec-
ton of Mayor Thomas, a Doyle Republi-
can.
|.. ... ...-...." ..... r-.-...r ....
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CLEARANcEs.-The American bark
Agnes" cleared for Rio de Janeiro with
flour and rosin, and the British brig "Eliz-
sbeth Taylor" for Wilmington, N. c., in
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nY FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BUTTRRIcK's Patterns Just re-
ceived at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine
s2s Main street. Also, Metropolitan for May
.-# .s-...- j. +. MeKEssEy Apent
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TT 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SoLLEoToR's OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT, VA,
+5F#Aaa RICHMOND, MAY 4, 1872 (

RIcHAosD, May 4, 1872,
Having received from the Assessor the list Of
ANNUAL TAXES for this District, hereby
aotify all persons in the city of Richmond and
county OF Henrico subject to income tax, and all
persons dealing In distiled spirits, wines, malt
liquors, or tobacco, and all manufacturers of the
above articles, that the tax for the same must be
paid at my Office, in the Custom House. in the
Ky Sny of Richmond, on or before the 10TH DAY
oF MAY, 1872.
All parties who have not paid the special tax,
ars liable TO prosecution for each and every day
they carry on business after the LIST day of May,
IsI2 g7-ysf.r III RUSH BURGESS,
ny %-et Collector Third District of Va.
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Foreign Markets.

LoAdon May 9-Consols s2'a; Bonds so'i
Frankfort, May 9.--Bonds 9SH.
Parts, May s,--Rentes s4f, and 52c.
Lieerpool, May 9--Cotton quiet; Uplands lo'.i
Orleans IL II; sales 10000 bales for speculation
and export 1000. Breadstufis firm
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SH B. Il. Archer 735 Main street, has the
BEST BRAND OF BuNGARDSER WHIsKgY IN rHE
CITY
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Courthouse Burned

Paris, Ky, May 9.-The courthouse and
clerks office at this place have been burn
ed. The records were saved.
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DUTTERICk'S PATTERNS.
IL Soie agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE
.a.s.ar Office S23 Main street
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THE NOMINATIONS.
Position Of the Illinoi. Democratic Pre-,

FOtitIOh OF The IIilnois Democratic Fress
Chicago, May GA meeting of Dem
oeratic editors, representing eighteen news
papers, has resolved to await the action of
the Democratic Convention, when, if the
Cincinnati nominations are indorsed. they
will receive the hearty support of the DEM
ocratic press of Illinois
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WANTS.

"ANTED-RAILROA HANDS, to work
w both on the Church Hill tunnel and out
side work. Wages good, and payments made
every two weeks. Apply at contractors office,
No: 2ll2 Broad street, between Twenty-fourth
ana IWenty-nftn.. my 7-2w
WANTED. AS COOK IN A SMALL FAM
w lily, middle-aged WOMAN, without
family Apply at No west Marshall street.
apl7-tf ef
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG

City Nominating Conyention---A Full Ticket
ted--Delegates to the Congressional l
Convention
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Financial.

ke.o FORK, May 9--Stocks very heavy, Gold
steady at ia. Money easy at 6@7. Exchange
long sAS short lois. Governments irm and
steady.