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Gontmt INN lehet

ben arosten uno bcfen Sorratb it har Stoht BON
Seid,nen. uno waterzDtarerill, d dreb b IN a.
tertalien, Bld,ern, Snsenteur- uno
IrGi Gitefteu-Wer erten. 9B db b II m rs
Material, Is @anras, farber, Bdlette
SeidJnen> sSn ifrnmente bel
sR. Weinihe g1bne.
SeiCnuen sWatcrial> Depot,
f4S-g) SIR nl4, gBetzY YaItimoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13

gtem 0ort, u. Suli. - 6r. @reelsp
wirO beute im 0Gincoln= Stub" pfii5iea bon
ieiner domination in Baltimore bcua9rid)=
tigt tperOen.
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MroBcr &ran0 in Npftpn.

3 ltOn, =. Suli. - 81 On BoIon
braunte bcute Wtol9ea g8e gS. gcunctt'5 ,0oz
bdmiiFle ab. Serlut $40. 1000, wopou $l5,=
900 pertdcrt itnO. &eriteOene 6cua6barte
@ebduOc wur0en glci4faa5 bcihdoigt uno Der
9an5e Sdaoeu OiirIte s75 900 erretteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13

DT NdHe! NdHe! IM
snr aetk las Auslans beiorst inneraalb "a Stunssn
b. Eaine,
1881, gee hsr Satansrsitr. xno g.sC.-apsnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Seutld,rs ,aIluir,tlidles sSuftitut

armen=a alint Don bis ubr Worsens,
in Rr. ti4, 6auopers, 5ipiid,en Gpnmap' nnS
Sarrefir. Or. Sernbars Meper (fuoirte in bef
tiger 3abnarsneihule) siebt 3dbns uermttet reinen
sadsaies obne sdmsr8eu aus. Siluitlide @ebtiIs
BON 81 su $t2. @olofilunsen bon s. 5u s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
- Mn Drn6> unb anbere
- 9eiDcnbe!
MI Den 5erren Mer,ten, Topt

II =. NSSy
azaa-.:siAS aud einem seebrter Bublitum
ruraiiben Snitrupeuten. Banba9en, ,SSrud,bdnc ern,
iInterlelbsbinoen Suipeniorien, Supporter, Shnlrs
Suimpfen, @ebdrmutterbaltcrn, Shulteritrefern fiji
aDamea Serren unD Ginoer &C. &C.. Auh perierti9en
nnsfaitnnsen nnh Msisbiisunsen oes nsnihliten
90rpers als alumpiiise, bleie 6dlie, Riifaratss
gertrimmunsen, trumme uno einsebosene &niee.
fin,tlbe Beine H. I. ID. Do IN bleItser Stabt pielt
Qeure i6er Stbled1te unb nnpaiienoe Srud,bdnfe1
Hagen, pesbalb fenfen mir Die aufmerfiamfeit aui
nuiere 25rudbbdnrer, inbem mir NIT Ret,t bebanp=
ten fonnen, baB eieie Die SDetmdBisten fno, nelds
bieii9er StuotIabriarrt meroen
Da Waoame gBiums nit Dem SpeBteaen bteies
5eitdles senau pertraut it, besbalb tonnen li Do
gnen pie I rauenspoll Oil lie menoen, Sificeitun,
oen bon Itr Morsens bis llbr Mbenos.
GatI sBiums * 60, SIR. 113. N.=6oparbfr.
3tuiihen SarGtoea= uno 0tulberrpItr.
pbfrrAaIs BeIBer Der ortb p q oi den 81 .
tNbrt, fS..H felt In Soin am Rbein. grenRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13

WQ0t0I9tr DON z. u. u. Wtturb,
2eicbeube ffatter, Nr. fOf, 3esin9 tpuffrafe
Beerbaun9en fuerbeu prompt belorgt.
(Auni24 3Utf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Sn!anOz z9epeId)e1.
SGS Vcatipnal=G Grefutipz @ontite Der
9cmofraten unD libcralcn 0tepabs

DemOfraten unO ltbcralen Stepabs
llfauers
gB i6iuston, II Sult. - 0as temoz
tratlide @rsfntiO.Gomite oesGougreIieS bate
beute I'M Capitol cine @oHfcreu5 nit Senator
6entou uuo auoereu Wiit9lieoern ceS liberal.
rep. @dmpuane &omite's, um ein gemeins
i6aittit)eS Soanoelu in Der beporil2henoen
Gampagus sH uerabrebeH, Der 9thtb. Saml.
s. 0tauOaa Iegte bas lint eines 8oraeer8
nieOer, neil er Soriieer beS&retutlpz&omtts' 5
mes Staotes lit; @rn, Slocum purOe an lei,
uer Gte4e erndblt.
Die So. SaHerte1, Sed, Giaridall i. 6.
prominente 0eluofraten beiudjten DdS Co.
lnitesiunler. @5 wurOe beid)loHtn, lOiOrt
Sic n9tbigsn gampague 90tumente in alien
StGateu uno @euntles su eeTbreiIeg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Sr. E. g. Waters, ,2abnar3t,

Dsmonftrator on Der 3abnar5neiidus in Baltimore,
Ser. 43, Sanpperffrdee.
Or. Waters erbdft bic natiirlihen Sabine burd Sez
banbluns unb ShGuns, iett finftlihs Sabine au eine
pstbeiierte Metbobe elm II. Sieb 3ibne obns Shmer'
sen aus. Wife arbeiten pe:ben sarontirt. Seionbere
anmertanlteit miro ben 3lbnen BON ainbern asuio'
mai fMnrilt6 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
DO PDHNVH' ~SeHHtHWet y SU"F'
(D1oitI, ,12U1f) gr. 80. Norozebarleslr.
yfid. SV0I,l's NuuIt Salleric.

4usserlltet nit ben behen Wiai6tnsn uno ein9ez
riltet nad ben neueftsn 8erbeiierungen, bic hbsrz
baupt bic Photographic autsuiueier bat, erlanbe it
mir. einem seebrten Bublitum Die erssbente Irdetse
su maten, baB men BON in SaltimoretraBe portbellz
buit betanntes @eiGdlt po6
Gr. AZ, Nprr GbarIesffrake,
perlest lit unb als aunit=9aleris h i'm Stanoe be-
nost, 9ortraits sa eiern, Dsllbe BON Der Carte de
visite bis sur aebsnssroBe in Baiea ober Del an
aebnlitteii uEb ausiiibruns Ribts Su piinfhen
iibrls laii,n. @ruppen rueroen in ieoer GroBe nnl
oas Yeie ousssiibrt; Die beiten ardlte fao sur ans
fsrtisuns BON 8botosropbisn bel uns ansetelt, unO
nur lp.rtd,en 2intlern miro bic alusiiibrun9 BON
Yortroits anpertraut. 46tunssuoa
Ridbars BaIsi,
(s4-N Nr. 46, gtorbs @6arlesinaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
90, 6. 9Goub & Comp,


G5ols's patentirten agtpmatiicben 8ci3ern,
peldbe in ben eetsn iiniSebn Sabrfn s5r umfansrst
unb nit bsiisrsm erfolss als irseno sH anbsrsr NIT
0ampf ober beibem @aier 5si3snoer apparat sss
braubt fusrben.
Der .Variier, Imsriinnide aiibenbeerb unb gsar@
ren'e oee,os, Yarlor=, Gun. 2isbsl tHss Geuerz
Yins<9fl.sr.
Die ber!ibmte 9alpsen'i&e SHOT Air Furnace"
2eauns bon Yleia unb Giienrobfen, SaSewannen,
Sporanten, WaitfdnDs, giioirs, Absussrsbren tiir
Mutritte; iopte aud
bsoraulite Rammen, BaHers0laidineris u. I. 10.
marmorne H. Sdiefer= aamintmie, f5euerbeerS<fofte,
Resiiter Il. I. No.;
Rideu llteniilien WaerfHbler unb Refrlseratoren;
aod,= unb pe5oien uab 6eperaturen aler art.
Giemea=Gde pom Saitimores unb eutamar.
tQc-l
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pDsptptiker,
Serstp eifelt nj DIT!
Nnf1ountern0e &unne filr Sud


Dpspepttter anb seioeaee on 9eber= nno Nagsns
runa srbalten, fiRa etnaelaben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
%almore, Wo, Samfag ben 13. Sult 1872.

6r. Srenaine beenOiQte ieine 9ieoe fir Die
Sertbeibtgung nad llbr, morauf Der 0i.
lrlftsanwatt @aruin fir bic 9lnflaQe plat
birte. Der Sal mirO morgeH enti6iebcn
mPr0en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13

Die beHen 5teinfublfn gu oen nienrisz
ften Rreiien.
2otlsn Don ber r8altimorer Gompasnie,@ Don oer
~SuGer-9 9oitoner @ompasnie."
itwer unb RAID brannenpe fobten-oie befen Goblen
aui oem bleiigen Wartte
Su perfauien
RarrenIabung ooer lonnenmeiie.
AUD r2p;ens' ganeps~ unb eumberldnber aoblen.
Il y. r. Disgs uno James Siaas, assnten Der
oa ttimorer 3oben-" II. Union GtienbdbHz@ omp.'
u: Nr. 2, Soutbitraks.
Hlboi: Gfe Der Ssorths unb MRdhtfon
kssssss7 tSft.14.1ST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Sir BdKadierltifen

o,r Brer,,r uno Samburser 5ampier aRo 1a4 Mns
Iuutt imuer in nIeiner Sfiee por5uRnoeu.
3. Naines
49e eey BeIttmerthr. 1ne H.D.s&GeHue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Snnn,,lrnz(Sion+rc,
ginffn=Qnfirr

i'm 9tsiuoeriauie gu Sugros= =Breica osi
Seniamiu ii. gIcC & Gprnp.,
Q3O-D &r 1i2, g8Cit- 8GItImoraitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
,,6i0blanN"

,,4)l9btan0"
am G6eibepuutte Der gaitcrn, unb Sig6laHba
AOeuue,
Baltimore Spuutu, ERe.,
tnnerbotb 500 garhs pou Der Gtubt
Baltimore.
,,siqhldnb" miro raid auqebaut urb boIb cine
ntntl9e unp Wertbuoue Soritaot SuItimore's merA
ceE. IS ucIt MIR einge buHcCrt glalos
Opn Der pBGlanepbiG tlmIug toHzBGltia
morcr SilenbabH,"
ron Der @GutonCr StOotpicrocbabU,
pom GattCr0nz BGris
uEo
juitIn Der olluiOnz@ @iirnbObn" uno bem BdIttmoer
,tdbloe.
Gin g oils iduIbau5 uro cine 3irdJe befHI
ben iicb tct2its Gui oem &lnBe.
Die Ta9C lit cine Der 8ciunositsn uno aH9enebmfen
in D(arplOTo.
Buuplde &c NM inter icbr QiinTsen BcciugungEH
III pcrtdulen oocr Su uerpaAtGn.
gBeQeH ucitertr 9rnWlnbeittu men0e man ft
miinoln ober ilbriitt IN
ShomaS WfcCjinnis. 0gerten,
(4pr. %, ,t2Dite,t& an Orr unb SCac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Senuinss' 3abns9inftnr.
Cine eleeante, fibere nnS ertol9z
reidbe MunoipGfbe,

gum 0fenisen, 8eridonern unb Grboltun9 Der 3dbne
unb bes 3abneiiGes, urb sibt Dem atbem elnen ar=
senebmen @eru6. gu baben bel alien Orosuinenl In
angemeinen unb
q. Spnfpn, SenninaS, & Gpmp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Wlaiou'S
NIT @orscllanmniIc
nmancirnir (Hnafriinr l.IarcA
Ser Maion'ldle Gfrno (JARl

NFT WHIUII llJt Mrllg EJAKl
tfiett 10 ourhg' bend uro ounfia" 6er'm YubfIfpm
btdnnt, oaF iCbr uenia " iejRcU Sob nur ,u iaqen
notbta II. 2SabIene Der SEA, ooB er i'm gRdrft oez
pelen tIeFt uO8ejaRt u jGbreI uiccr arten ariae
iur Glna,GteH non ,SrilCbtsn iino ucriudlt uno Die
HtetheH aber n0tQlos cronnt ruorneu, nabtnaCocu
pot o,e heputution uno Der 8ertaui oicier 9rIoe
lc9rtd lt6 oermebtt, bis er isBt unhbruoffeR va
ftRht
Der 6obs Rarq, ben er ourd Gu7(ltGt uno Qrtcit
IN Der Irerteuna etnntlnmt, III o3lg eIbQlteu unb
iuerOen nur perlGita ggdQren ucltauit.
C162,4,Gd74.tS,6LS9l12
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
Srteg Sratiltcn'5 mt Der ar0entinis
iff1cn yfcOnbIif.

q eu-D ort, u. Sult. - graIilcn triiit
in Anticipation eines ®cS init Der argcll.
tiniiden 0tepubltt unlfaii,u0e YolbereltuH-
gen.
= Sin 8rief aus 9lio iagt OaB Der ruii.
i9e @rOBiirlt am 8. SUM mad Dem GOrge-
bWge Der guteu poiiHuu1 abQereu't ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
.gariitGbll SET.

tr msoJtntide 3nete, un'ere eeigtne9mportatiou. hi
SenidmIn y. 2ipe * q nlr,p..
ll3O-t) Nr. 142, gBrgs s1dltlfroreitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
RoDal Wak-
&eggea=@bisfiss

tu bdben bei
Gittinser, Gerr & Comp,
SIR. t3unD 6 beop1ibe,
n 1eiuioe Moenten fiir Den Siioen Il. 3efen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13
spc;tal : Noti,em.
Ser 3ul auf S5ee mmn aaifee

Ser 3nG aui 5tee nnh &aTse
VIE 9beeforten 20 Gents pro @fS. niesriser.
e'riiner sbee 40 50, 60. 50; better impt. st.OO
Shwar,er - 80, 40, 50, 30; 81
SapaAsh'psf soSs. ~, "' oO
@er5Heter Go 22-l4 9ts.; better imp. &c @ts.
easuapra 28
- 9taracaiho 80
SABA 80 ~
Die grose ,,Gbinefifhe 1bee=
Scmpaenie,"
r.25. @eh. .ga ltimo orezstraBs
nabe bem pWarplanb.S Snltute."
Rr. 1856, Serinsto rraBe,
bem Wartte 9e9enitber.
Sic einsieen au5i6lleslihen bee. uno SaTTeeidoen
IN Baltimore. (16l-7D
8Mreau Sbreibmatertalien,
Biiream=Srnfarbeiten
allie Mrten Nehnunsss
quite arbeit uno masise Breiie bel
SIsseubeimer & EEeil,
Q5l-D SIR. 157, s3eit= SaItimoreftrabe.
Seinridb 0N. Wfcars,
Wadtolser pon s. a. g.. Wtears.
2eidbembe ffatter, Wr. fOf. 2esns tonifrafe.
Beeroiaunsen perbeH prompt beiorst
(Suni24, ,3WtD
GS 8erseiiet niht, baB, DenH Semaro IN @uer
Saus fommt, UNI RdbmalGlncn gu Dertauisn, boB
bic Naidine, pelde bes anpreiiens beeiirfeu, nidt
mebr pertGufid no.
SD perfdus cine porsi9libe Waidine. jeboh
Ielide id ie ndt eurd Die sanSe stabt. ODER brau6e
3niffe, UNI ite Su perfaufen.
8. 4. McSennp,
Wr, 1856, Beif 5apettefira6e.
Ia 3m,isbhreau Nr. 25. OF Baltimore
Gtra6e. (64-D
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SScltercs ilbcr Sen 0eruuoliicftcr
Nlibuaticr0dmrfP GnnlIir.u

gtaiiau, Mp, l. Sult. = Der SNoo.
ner r@barlCs" fam an Samtag 9tatuuttaa
nit Den Offt}ieren Oe8 0ampi2r8 y6aune"
bier au. 9le 4eute beriAteu, oaB Der 9ams
pier III Der gadt Oe8 % SUM in Der 9tdbe
uon Sort Wianito auf Elm 6sIenriii ItieB mo
iid feitiette. 0a c5 uum6gtth murOe, Den
0ampfer flCtt III MAIDEN, murOe Die WanH.
ltaft uno Oa5 Sarge gelanOet. @en. 9pau
idJidte cine SunOltaitcrpartie aus, ptlhe
etnen ipauiIden BOieu Heuu Dtelen pom
nitr geiaugcu uabm, bclitlbe bctano aus
neun g{ann un0 iibrte cine 6lagIe NIT Id,.
Die geiauseneu murOeu nad) Dem lmproDl.
ilrtcu Sauptqgartrcre oeS Sen. 9lpan ges
bra4t un0 iOiOrt biugcrihtct, tie bcrittcteu,
OaB Die nabte ipantid)e 2lrnee 10 Dieilcn
entfernt lei. 2lben05 9 llbr eyiteH Der cubQs
niife 'BrGiOeut &espc0c5 mil tinem Stabe
uuO beridtcte ieBr gitniti9 iioer Den 6ortidritt
Der HeuoIutlon. Bis gum %. Ueriudlte man
nod Ocn 0ampier fOtt gu modcu unO ais
Olce8 ulfbt gelaug, ittdte @apt. y. 28.
Srowu naS Boot III 8gano uno rcttete i'd,
nit eiuen Gtuteu in tleiueu Scoteu uadj
gtaiiau. Die Sdiii6riidigea perOcn BON
Bier ned Sen 9Seit abfahreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-13

pe.uhen, Elm rein uesstlbillidles Vrdparat, gdui'
did unitbdblit, ieoot ipuneeriom furirenee gigens
iaften In obensenannten aeieeH beHbeno. Str slpeie
tein, oas es elm 6elmttel inter Dem Bubtum giebt,
ipehes in nenleer fduen teine Sttlnn9 beprit, als
reit penn barum eriutt, ole Xainen mebrerer unies
rer berpOrraeeaben @inpohner anJugeten :, ipelhe
burd ben @ebraud1 oicier beriibmen 0drtur bre ges
iunbbeit uieoer erbalten baben etnige oteer itaue
maren cbronilhe Ouspepiie uon Der Idlimmiteu ar'
melt, pon unieren beien Aersten obne SrfoI9 be5a>
belt, iebob curth ocn 3ebrau1 einiser Blalden Gps'
peoin arInSItb turirt wurben.
". q. 2Riler.
aueiniser Gisentbiimer,
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Gahn yRettfaIlrt.

0t9bp, yt.s 5cotla, II, Suli. -Gu8 oel
heutt9eH &abnncttiabrt Smrid)en Sromn unr
Sutton gtng @rItercr NIT uler 2angeu alz
Sleler berpor.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-08
DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1872.
AUCTION SALES.

JACOB C0HN, assignee of several bankrupts,
will sell on Tuesday, February 9th, in ront
of the Custom House, valuable real estate in
the counties of Mathews, Lancaster, Nor
cumberland, Richmond, King and Queen,
James City, York, Gloucester, and Essex.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee of James
I. Butler & Co., will sell on Tuesday Feb
ruary 27th, in front of the Custom House,
Richmond, Va, valuable real estate, lying
in the city of Richmond and Caroline county.
Also, on wednesday, February 2sth, on the
premises No. 1o2 Marshall street, fine
brick residence
WIN. IRA SMITH. Receiver of the Bank of
Pittsylvania, will sell on Friday, March sth,
at II o'clock A M, in front of the u. s.
Custom House, Bank street, bills, gold
claim, Confederate notes, sc.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee, and 9th.
ers, trustees, of w. L. q. Garnett, will sell
on Tuesday, February 27th, in front of the
Custom House, Richmond, Va, valuable real
estate, lying in the county of Henrico.
NJ. F. PLEASANTS and E. NJ. Garnett, special
commissioners, in the matter of Harvey
Terry VS.. Monticello Bank, will sell on
Tuesday, February 2oth, two valuable
farms, in Henrico county, seven miles west
of Richmond.
H. r. POLLARD, assignee of Joseph A. Pynes
will sell on Tuesday, February 2Uth, at Mil.
ler's Tavern, Essex county, valuable real
estate, and lot of chooses in action.
w. NJ. DAVIDSON, assignee of G.. Watson
Scott, will sell on Friday, 18th February,
near Prospect depot, on the Southside rail
road 900 acres of valuable land.
T. II. CAMPBELL, trustee, and w. B. Tabb
assignee, of ]. IL. Neal, will sell on Friday,
March lst, at Jetersyile, Amelia county,
275 acres of valuable lands.
JOHN r. KILBY will sell on Monday, March
4th, at Isle of Wight Courthouse, the tract
of land known as white Marsh.'
YOUNG l. CLEMENTS, trustee. will sell on
Tuesday, February 18th, in King William
county, valuable lands and personal pro-
perty. ....E.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-08

The ALLEGED ABORTION CASE
Dr. N. A. IL. Goddin, of this city, was
arraigned before Justice White this morn
ing on the charge Of feloneously producing
an abortion upon a young woman named
Jennie Young King. Wesley NJ. Brock
was also before the court on the charge of
aiding and abetting DR.. Goddin in procur-
ing the abortion.
1t appeared from the evidence adduced
this morning upon question of bail for
the above named parties, that Miss King
had come to the city from her home in the
county three or four weeks ago, and had
placed herself under the medical care of DR..
Goddin, and had been taken to n
house on Leigh street, under the
direction of the doctor and Mr.. Brock.
She was quite i'll. DR.. Grebe was also
called in during her illness. A short
time after her arrival at the house she was
delivered Of child, which, as appeared by
the evidence, lived but short time after
its birth. On the 18th day of January
Jennie Y. King died, and was buried in
Shockoe Hill burying-ground.
This case was worked up by Detectives
deceased woman was exhumcd last evep-
ing, and post n,ortem examination Or
dered, the result of which we have not yet
heard. The coroner will hold an inquest
over the body at o'clock this afternoon.
At the conclusion of the preliminary ex-
animation, Justice White refused to ac-
cept bail for the parties under arrest, and
the case was continued till tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Noise appeared as counsel
for DR.. Goddin, and Col. White for Mr..
Brock
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-08
~. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Mr.. Hundley for three days.
GENERAL ITEMS.

Let your lungs take air of themselves.
Every young doctor will get on if he
only has patients.
Young ladies' had better be fast asleep
than fast awake.
Out West the grain is raised at all sea.
sons-by the elevators.
The ballot-shrieking sisterhood" is
the latest name for the woman suffragists.
AT the special election on Tuesday in
Buffalo for city officers, the Republicans
had majority of 300.
A polite philosopher once thanked a lady
who had been singing to party for an
hour by the remark, Madam, you have
wasted our time most charmingly."
Gas is being brought into Rochester
from natural gas well twenty-thrse miles
distant. The company undertaking the
work believe they can furnish 100000
feet daily.
George Van Neck, formerly lieuten-
ant in the British army, and lately on the
New York Herald, committed suicide at
the Hoffman House, in New York city, on
Tuesday morning.
"A friend who did the Colorado noun
tains last Fall has informed us that he got
as ravenous as raven among the ravins,
and sat down in one of the gorgeous gorges
and gorged himself.
"A lady preached at Boston church
recently, and it was a noticeable fact that
several ladies' nodded assent to every pro-
position before the sermon was concluded.
The gentlemen kept wide awake.
"A prominent manufacturer of wood
working machines in Cincinnati has re-
ceived orders from the government of Ja-
pan for shipgle and lath machines, turning
lathes, and other machinery for wood
working.
The Daclede iron mills, of st. Louis,
gave Alexis book bound in Turkey
morocco, one inch thick, and containing
four hundred and eighty sheets of rolled
iron, each about as thick as sheet of
tissue paper.
Some of the towns in Vermont having
vacinated most of their population, are now
little inclined to grumble because the
smallpox does not come along. There is
ageneral feeling that all the trouble has
been taken for nothing.
Major w. G. Bently, of the firm Of
N. M. Wilson & Co., of Richmond, is in
this city and stopping at the Marlborough.
Nat Wilson, as tobacco merchant, IS
known to every man, woman and child III
the middle ection.-Raieigh Cdrolinian.
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ASSIGNEE SALES.

363S
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IA IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY AT
AUCTION.-In compliance with decree of the
United States District Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia, of 26th January, 1872 in
the matter of William G.. Newbill, bankrupt,
will sell at auction, clear of all liens and encum-
brances, on TUESDAY, February 27th, at IL
o'clock NJ. in front of the United States Custom
House, in the city of Richmond,
1870 ACRES OF LAND,
in the county of King and Queen, adjoining the
lands of I. r.. Gardner 4 Go.
ALSO,
one-third interest in l3 ACRES OF LAND, on
which there is a tan yard, in Essex county.
TERMS-One-third cash; the balance at six
months. negotiable notes, with interest added,
for the deferred payments, and the title to be
tanned by the assignee until said notes are paid.
JACOB COIN,
70 e-2aw3w Assignee.
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HALL OF THE House SECURED.-We
are informed that the committee from the
Richmond Typographical Union, No. 80,
mentioned in another place in our paper,
called upon Governor Walker this morn
ing for the purpose of requesting the use of
the Hall of the House of Delegates, in
which to hold the approaching meeting
of the International Typographical
Union. His Excelency received the COM
mittee most cordially, aud without hesita-
ton granted the use of the hall for the pur-
pose desired, as the proposed meeting was
of national character. The members Of
the committee were much pleased with
their polite and cordial reception by the
Governor, and ON leaving returned him
their warm thanks for his kindness and
courtesy. Col. Gilman, of the House Of
Delegates, accompanied the committee on
their visit.
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10 the Editor Of the State Journal.
1t is to be hoped that the "Dog Taxi
will become law in Virginia, SO that our
new English settlers may be enabled to
produce both mutton and wool, as also to
improve the poor, worn-out lands Of the
State. can take Virginians to farms in
my county in England, where the land for
the last fifty years has never been ma
nured otherwise than by sheep in the fold,
that will produce thirty bushels of wheat
or barley to the acre, and the next year
cut from one and half to two and half
tons of timothy and clover hay and these
lands are farmed at the rental of about ten
dollars in gold per acre, besides church
rates, poor rates, highway rates, Queens
taxes, &c.
Near my home there feed on the Sails
bury Doaons probably fire millions of sheep
mot thousands. Now, | was among them
from infancy, and never knew of sheep
being torn by dogs. Hounds are kept in
kennels, and fed upon horse-Aesh. All
dogs pay head ton to the government of
eight shillings, two dollars); the sheep dog
is free The consequence is that Eng
land has no cas, and farmer there pays
one-half his rent with the money he re-
ceives for his lambs and his wool.
Of what use is it, Mr.. Editor, for a farm
er to come to Virginia, or any other co,ln-
try, for that matter, if the laws will not
protect his industry it be dogs,
or fences, or trespasses Too little res
pect is paid to all these in Virginia, and
every man thinks he has perfect right to
cross your field for short cut with impu-
nifty.
ONE Who OWNS A FARM.
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RICHEoND PHILHARMONIC AssoCI-
ATIoN.-We had the pleasure of visiting
Philharmonic Hall, last evening, and
found it beautiful in every respect and
worthy of notice. The Richmond Phil
harmonic Association is one Of the oldest
organizations in the South, and is composed
of the very best musical talent in our COM
munity. 1t has over one hundred MEM
bers, and continues to increase in numbers,
as well as popularity. Perhaps no State
i'll the Union can boast of finer musical
talent than can be found in our Philhar-
monic Association, and we are proud of it.
Many of our leading merchants and business
men, manifesting great interest in the asso-
ciation, have become contributing members,
and use their influence in behalf of the
association. We are confident that our
Philharmonic Association can and will
compete with other organizations, and the
time is not far distant. We are ready and
willing to encourage the 'Phils! !"
The Amateur Opera troupe at its meet
ing in this hall last night decided to give a
series of concerts at an early day.