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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26
MANCHESTER NEWS.

large numbers of people visited the
granite cutters on yesterday.
MIR. John Wade has commenced fish.
Ing In the old Walker fishery.
Yesterday the weather was so fine that
tne churches were all filed, and in the
ance of city. pf's"'
The Union prayer-meeting will be
held IN the Presbyterian church next FRI
day hight, and not in the Baptist church.
as first announced. -
=, pr; duncan will deliver lecture in
the M. E: church on Friday night, the pro-
Geeds &c to be applied to repairing the house.
The doctor is fine speaker, and should
have full house. '
The LADIES' Aid Society will meet TO-
morrow evening at y O'Clock. This asso-
c,aton mas been connected with the Baptist
church for many years, and great good has
been accomplished by it. The meeting is
public, and all are invited. =
We saw more drunken men Yesterday
than Tor many months past. Early in the
morning we saw one of our respected citi-
zens carried home drunk by four colored
men. Soon after we saw another victim
taken home to his friends.
!, MIR. G. II. Harding writes us to saw
that the "Thief Detector,u invented and
Tor sale by him in Manchester. has saved
thousands of chickens, as we'll as much
other valuable property, and. if generally
used, would break up burglary and chicken
stealing entirely.
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RICHMOND THEATRE perform
ances at the theatre Saturday night were
varied, unique and entertaining. 1t was
tho occasion of the joint benefit of the
Richmond Blues and Mrs. Caroline Rich
ings Bernard. During the play a large de-
tachment of the Blues, under the com
mand of Captain Imboden, appeared upon
the stage. This created sensation. The
boys went through the manual of arms in
a very creditable manner, and altogether
made handsome appearance upon the
stage. Everything passed off pleasantly,
Mrs. Beinard's songs were loudly eacorea.
and MIR. Cowardin's burlesque of the Uni.
ted States court produced continuous mer-
riment.
William Horace Lingard and Alice Dun.
ming Qingard) supported by an excellent
company, appear this evening. They come
heraded in the highest terms of praise by
the newspaper press, and we do not doubt
they will maintain the reputation which
they have acquired.
The regular dramatic season of the Rich
mond Theatre closed on Saturday evening.
but the house will probably be occupied by
travelling companies of dramatsts and mu-
slcians for some time to come.
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Grelsiltg State Sut1rnaI.

The apportionment committee of the
General Assembly has been earnestly en-
gagged for some time in maturing plan by
which the Republican representatives in
Congress can be slaughtered. Two or
three schemes have been reported, and du-
ly published by our contemporaries
Neither of these seems to meet the end de-
sired, and the matter is to be further con-
sidercd tomorrow evening. When these
political garroters reach final conclusion,
we shall lay the result before our readers,
with whatever comments the occasion
seems to demand at our hands,
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Adolphus Free
man, charged with stealing several articles
ofsilyer-ware from the residence of David
j. Saunders, was tried this morning, found
guilty. and sentenced to three years. con-
tinement in the penitentiary.
Among the true bills found by the grand
Jury this morning was one against e. G..
Wolbridge, whose case was mentioned in
the STATE JOURNAL on Saturday. VOL
bridge, it will be remembered, stole a horse
from w. q. Cornell, in Powhatan county,
and on Saturday offered the animal for sale
at the horse auction in this city. The
sale was stopped by the police,
who took charge OF the thief and
horse. Woodbridge had hearing before
Justice White this morning, and was sent
OH. The grand jury being in session, inn
mediately entered into an investigation of
the case; true bill was found, and in
less than an hour afterwards the young
man was sent to the penitentiary for three
years. The jury sisued recommendation
for clemency in the case of Woodbridge.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Th,
loilowlng conyeyances of real estate wer,
% made during the week ending February
James W. Walker to Willis Smith. 81
feet on Marshall street, near Carrington-
$l76.
Catharine Prentis to Joseph johnson,
lot near the corner of Federal and St. Pc
ters street-$S7.50
u. Won Groning, trustee, to w. l..
Fleming, 27 feet on Ross street, between
Governor and Fourteenth streets-s90O.
w. j.. Fleming to G. d. Thaxton, 27
feet on Ross street, between Governor and
Fourteenth Streets, 900.
Nj. q. Harman to g. r. Mason, half-in-
terest in Stearns' distillery property
81 900.
Hulst 4 King, administrators, to Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad company condem-
nation of land near Bloody Run street
$l,227.50.
T. w: Stagg, ADS to Chesapeake and
OHIO Railroad company, condemnation Of
land near Old Rope-waik road-s475.
Z. +. Rose to Jos. S. Beard, interest in
lot on Second street, between Clay and
Leigh-$l30.
VIM. b. Randolph to I. w. Pemberton.
Lyme Bro. and Cannon & Courtney. real
estate at the corner of Franklin and Madi-
son streets-$13, 200.
w. Ii. and r. B. Lyme to NJ. Sullivan.
So feet on Twenty-sixth street. between
Clay and Legh-S90o.
u. ). Saunders, commissioner, &C.. to
II. Z. Cabell, A feet on Franklin street,
between Twenty-frst and Twenty-second-
s19S. '~
). IL. and w. G. Worsham to John N.
Parker, one-half interest in 3G feet on
Seventh street, between Clay and Leigh
80 800.
S. Drinard to w. S. Pitcher. 30 feet on
Laurel street, near Albemarle-sl9O.
Z. w. Grubbs to w. S. Pitcher. ll9
feet on Pine street near Cumberland-sl.-
42s.
VIM. Catlin, &C., to Springfield Division
5. OF L. AZ feet on Twenty-sixth street.
corner of M-S150.
VIM. E. Simons to Moses p. Handy.
23s! feet on Twenty-ninth street corner Of
Oil 900.
Merry .. Manning, executrix, to w. w.
Dlckle, Twenty-sixth street near P-S25O. |
Alex. II. Rutherford to Jos. R. Ander-
son, l5O feet on Franklin street corner of
Foushee-s22, 900.
). B. Wood to Tredegar company. 24O
eet on Arch street corner of Seventh |
$3.50.
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THE PENrTENTrARY.-Yes Yesterday af.

lHE PENITENTTARY.-Y Yesterday af.
ternoon we had the pleasure of visiting the
pehtentary and attending the Sabbath
school composed of convicts. There were
between loo and 200 men present. All
were orderly and attentive to the exercises.
and seemed interested in the Bible classes
Owing to the lack Of a sufficient number Of
teachers many of the convicts could NOT
participate in the class exercises. They
are anxious to have more teachers
and the good that is being done
by the few teachers on hand
warrants the belief that there is tine
opening for doing good. More teachers
are very much needed. We next visited a
school among the women convicts. 1t
seemed very satisfactory, except that It Il
too much crowded. Cleanliness and COM
tort seemed to be general among the pri-
soners, and so much of the building as we
saw looked neat, except the small library.
consisting OF about 300 volumes, donated
mostly by the "Friendsu of Phiiadelnbia
and several Bible societies. These books
are now IN a room that will not allow pro-
per arrangement for want of space. A
suitable room for library should be pro-
vloea, librarian appointed. whose duty il
snouiu DC to have charge of the books.
superlntend the schools and look after t1e
moral interests of the prisoners. then in
Vlte donations of books. Under n raoular
system OF this kind there would be no Lack
OF good, efficient teachers. What has heen
zone is mostly the result of one mans ee-
orts, Jeremiah Willis, of this. city. We
Dor for years. '''' IA
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LOCAL NOTES.

The weather was delightful yesterday
as it is to-day.
Miss Brandt's second concert comes Of
on Thursday evening.
The gables of the roof of the new Dis
clple's church, on Grace street, have beer
placed in position.
Abraham jackson, q colored man, was
dangerously injured by the kick of horse
Saturday afternoon.
The high board fence on Main street
between Eighth and Ninth, appears too
weak TO resist still wind from the south
west.
The net receipts from the oyster tax
ior the fiscal years of 1S69-,70 and
iSaoa7l, and to February !, 1879, was
$S0,s6I.52. ~
The police made raid on gaming
house on Chmboraza Hill, Saturday night.
capturing no less than sixteen men. who
were playing "sweat."
"A bill is pending in the State Senate
providing that gamblers property confis-
Gated by the police shall be sold. and the
proceeds given to the poor.
What has become of the Augusta
SSounty MIX company, and of the lacteal
Iuid promised our citizens in such abun-
dance and at such low prices?
The dramatic and musical entcrtain-
ment for the benefit of the Cadets of
Honor and Temperance will take place at
virginia Hall Tomorrow night.
IF man drinks the water from his
under the impression that it is
soup, he lays himself liable to ill-natured
remarks as to his acquaintance with FASH
ionable usages.
The Rev. A. R. Miller, of this city,
was elected Secretary of the Methodist
Episcopal Conference, which assembled IN
Leesburg on Wednesday last. The session
will adjourn to-day.
The City Council will meet this after
noon. The subject of the annexation of
N manchester to this city will be revived
One ofthe members who voted against the
measure will move reconsideration OF the
subject.
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CHANCERY CoURT.--The following
cases were disposed of Saturday:
Corbm VS.. Mills executor. Decree au-
thorlzing executor to sell some of the assets
OF the estate and to make partial distri-
button of the same.
liaskins VS.. Hancock, &c. Decree re-
!errlng cause to commissioner for account,
inquiry and report.
Jones executor VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad company, &c. Decree sanctioning
sale of property in the bill mentioned TO
sad company, and dlsposmg of the pur-
chase money.
Robnson's executor, &c., VS.. J. G. Rob-
inson, &c. Decree confirming report of
commissioner and authorizing exchange of
bonds thereby recommended.
Lacy, DC, VS.. Lacy, &c. Decree author
izing withdrawal of certificate in order to
enable commissioner to execute a decree
heretofore made.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

FREE EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINT
INGs.-The largest and handsomest col
lection of oil paintings ever brought to this
city, is now on exhibition at No. 921 Main
street. These magnificent pictures are the
production of the American Art Union.
We hope our citizens will embrace the op-
portunity to examine and procure some of
these great works of art. Mons. Olivier
Robillard, manager, will explain the yari-
GUS subjects. The sale will commence at
z o'clock tonight.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

Journalists are appreciated and under
stood in the Golden State. The California
Assembly has ordered to engrossment
preparatory to passage, a bill exempting
them from jury service. The passage Of
the Dill was not asked for by the Journal
lists, but 1t was conceded them as matter
OF right, upon the ground that they were
engaged IN public duties quite as necessary,
and even imperative, as jury service.
Practically the courts everywhere make a
discrimination in favor of journalists but
formal law is more to the point.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

SHIPPIN NEws.-The following
schooners arrived at this port during Sun
day and to-day: "Jacob Keingle,o Steel
man, master, from Port johnson. with
3o6 tons of coal &c. R, Murney," John
Murney, master, from Alexandra, 22O
tons coal for Hawes "Milton," w. II.
Casey, master, from Alexandra, $50 tons
coal for Roberts; "Lottie," Sofners. mas
ter, from Philadelphia, 335 tons coal for
West e. Lacy.
Ihe schooner FLORENCE Mayo" is taking
IN miscellaneous cargo for Boston and
Rockland.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHM0ND THEATRE.
FOR -FOUR EVENINGS, COMMENCING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26rg.

IN
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26rH.
!, FIRST appearance of the highly popuIar coma
., uian, m!inic and vocalist, and great original
CAPTAIN J1NKS," ' os''"'
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD.
ALICE DUNNING (Linsardl and their s,.
pero company OF Comedy and Operetta Artists.
Is in number. 1''''e's'
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26rH,
Inc performance will commence with the
amusing one-act comedietta,
PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
Nirs Fanny Grantley Alice Dunning U,ingard)
supported by the Company.
TO be followed by the world famed
LINGARD SKETCHES,
mmtroducing Ia portraiture of the late ROBERT
e. LEE received Throughout the South with
the widest demonstrations OF enthusiasm
Cohcindlng with the late 4. w. ROBE rtson,s
beautiful threeact comedy
DAVID GARRICK!
NJ. 'H"isn Smith, HihVs william Horace Lingard
and a magnificent cast.
Entire change of bill each evening Adu,is
sion as usual. Reserved seats 81 each For sale
py west Johnston, 1905 Main street on Friday
morning. "a % o.
II B H0WLE's DRUG STORE, Market
~. square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night.
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POLICE ITEMS.--Nelson Robinson.
charged with stealing pair of pants and
a coat from Window OVERLY, valued at ss.
Found guilty and sent to Jail for sixty
days.
Charles Clarke, found lying in the street
drunk, was fined 81.
John j. Phelps and Sterling Phelps, to-
gether with fourteen colored men, were
arrested in gambling house, on Chimbo-
razo Hill, on Saturday night, and after a
hearing Of the case this morning. the
Phelpses Were sent on to the grand iury.
and the colored men discharged.
William p. Purcell is charged with as
saulting and beating Mrs. Eliza Graffam in
her own house. An examination of the
case was postponed until the 2Sth.
Robert Rraxton and Harriet Upsbur.
charged with fighting and creating a dis.
turbance in the house of Mollie Baker
Braxton fined So; Upshur 81. 80.
Gavil Murdock, for being drunk and dis
orderly and striking Thomas Clavin, was
fined 81. ''
+. g. Wolbridge, charged with stealing
a horse, valued at $3.50, the property of A.
Z. Cornell. Sent on to the grand jury,
VIM: Parker, charged with stealing a
coal-tub, valued at $l4. Guilty and sent to
Jail tor sixty days.
Caroline Harris, charged with assaulting
and beating Sally Collier, and Sally Collier,
charged with assaulting and beating Caro-
line Harris, fined $2 each.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE, FEBRUARY 26TH. 1879
JOIN. Mcfarland, Richmond Mrs. Mary
hn!shby, Richmond; Mrs. Lucy G. Brown.
richmond; L. j. Christian. Richmond
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

NE Musical instruments and Musical Ner.
chanaise OF every description can always be
ioona at J. MAhsH's Music Depot, No als Main
street he mas Just received Il new and exten.
slYe stock OF the above named goods
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-26

THE Boy ORAToR.-The boy orator
will lecture in the Second Baptist church
this evening for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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hH Fashions FOR THE NEW YEAR.
LATEST Styles OF BuTrERIck's PArrERss just re-
ceiVed at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine
So MAN street. Also, Hetropolitan for February
j. F. McKEsSEr, Agent.
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II Is. HOWLE'S DRUG STORE, nIarka,
~. Square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night
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FOR SALE.

BY Hudgins Sutton, .s
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
EARMS ON THE DIFFERENT RAIL-
II ROAD LINES entering Richmond for sale
or exchange for city property either improved
or unimproved; also, HOUSES AND LOTS for
sale ON very accommodating terms.
STATE BONDS taken in payment for pur.
chases OF houses and lots in the CITY, or farms
in any OF the contiguous counties.
HUDGINS Il SUTTON,
fe 25-tf 9l2s Main street
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The FIRE SATURDAY NIGHT
About IL o'clock on Saturday night the
one-story building, No. 900 Main street
opposite the STATE JOURNAL office. was
found to be on fire. The house was occu.
pied by G. w. McGinnis & Co.. successors
to Avery & Co., sewing machine and pat
tern agents, and Louis Franck, agent for
A. l.. Lowe, picture dealer, and belonging
to Joseph z. Jones, who, we learn, is alb
sent from the city. Mr.. Franck is also out
of the city. The fire seemed to have
originated in the packing-room, in the
cellar, of McGinnis' premises, and the i'm
preston prevails that it was the work of an
incendiary.
The entire fire department quickly an
swered the summons, and soon had several
streams OF water playing upon the burning
building, which arrested the progress Of
the flames and saved the house from de-
struction. The stock of machines and pat
terms of McGinnis & Co., as well as the
pictures, mirrors and frames of Mr..
Lowe, were almost wholly destroyed. We
are informed that McGnnis & Co.'s loss is
fully covered by insurance in the North
British. Mr.. Lowe's loss is about So 900
insurance $4,000. The damage to the
building will probably not exceed $500 or
5000, which is said to be covered by insur-
ance. The work of raising the building to
three stories and extending it in the rear
had just been begun.
The alarm was turned in at box Al. by
MIR. George Smithers, private watchman on
the square. Subsequently the alarm was
also turned IN at box 13. The rules re-
quire that an alarm shall be turned in at
the box nearest the fire, and it is the duty
OF any person opening box for the pur-
pose of giving an alarm, to place his ear to
the apparatus before giving it, in order to
ascertain if it has been given at any other
box. By observing the rules, much con.
fusion and loss of time may be avoided.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

FIRE AND MARINE.
LIVERPOOL Il LONDON & GLOBE, Dayen.
portF6 Go. agents, ll04 Main street ed fioorl
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
W., lso2 Main street. See advertisement.
fHOS. NJ. .ALFHIEND & SON, General A0en,s
oo2 Main street See advertisement
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yJR.
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
"VNTiNENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thomas S.
Armistead, agent-ll13 Main street.
LIPR.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON-Home Office
s22 Main street. o''ee
nhOokLYN N. f.)-Thos. NJ Alfriend & Son
Agents-s02 Main street, See advertisernant ntN
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. Y.)-I. w Rose ea,,
lll3 Main street.
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| The DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNI.
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Jackson B. Powell, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that petition has been
filed in the Court of said District i'll bankruptcy
BY James Il. Heath, assignee of the estate Of
said Bankrupt, free fiom encumbrance and 10
transfer the liens from he realty TO the proceeds
OF said sale This is, therefore, to give notice to
all persons Interested, that in accordance 10 the
prayer OF said petition All order has been made
for all persons VINO may b. interested in said
estate, to appear before Benjamin B. Foster,
Register iii Bankruptcy, at his office, No. 26
Bank street, Norfolk, Va, ON the llth day of
March next, at IL clock NJ to show cause, IL
any they have, why such order should not be
granted
dated this 10th day of February 1872. +. b
JAMES Z. HEATH,
tr aS--M2w Assignee.
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~ B. HOWLE'S DRUG STORE, Mnrke,
day and night. 'i' ''o"i'
Is. H0WLE'S DRUG STORE, Marke,
~. Square, Manchester, Va. Open ali hours
day and night. -'a's
ME SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-Rar-
a FLE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phans OF the Southern States.
DESTRUCTION No. 1874. EyREIsa Feb o.
70 67 81 SO 80 IL 81 II 81 6S "
~ DlsrNleorloS No. l9o. MORNING, Feb 20.
% 70 6s 80 70 80 81 is s II IS 56
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 26tb
day of February, 1872 ''-
SIMMONS & CO., G. TOMp,<TNS
Managers Comlnissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can he npr
CHASED from Captain w. I. DABNEY. at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main w '''o's
IL B. HOWLE'S DRUG STORE, MorLe,
~. Square, Manchester, Va Open an hours
day and night.
IT, d. H0WLE's DRUG STORE, Market
~. Square, Manchester, Va. Open All honrs
day and night ""''
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N Is. li0WLE'> DRUG STORE, Market
h. Square, Manchester Va Open all homs
day and night,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
EiGHTY-sECOND DAY
MONDAY, Feb. 20, 1872.

House met at | / o'clock.
Speaker Hanger in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. J. +. Deans, of Man
chester.
BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
House BWs.-To amend and reGnact
section Il of chapter l57 of the code Of
lS6o IN reference to jurisdiction of county
courts; to prevent boys under twelve
years Of age from carrying fire arms to
incorporate the Pittsylvania and Henry
railroad company to prohibit the running
OF freight cars on the Sabbath with an
adverse report; to incorporate the Halifax
railroad company to incorporate the At
iantlc, Mississippi and Ohio Transportation
and Towing company.
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We publish the following remarks of the
members of the House of Representatives,
on the subject of reimbursing this college
for property destroyed during the rebel
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E Il. K0WLE's DRUG STORE. nIarke,
iIs Square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night --
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II Is HOWLt's DRUG STORE, Market
~. square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night