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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
GrtraiiemnQ ocs Senats. = @roflas
ma linn AnS lAn.H Il Nc nffc

gBaibington, %. Scbr. - Der 4rdit'
rent bat uuter Dem n. 6ebr. cine Yrotlama'
tiou erlaTien, III weIdler er ertdrt, oaB eS
notbpenbig lcl, oaB Der Senat ocs 43. &on=
greiies sur GrIeotgung uid)ti9er @eiddite
am 4. Widrs 5u eiHer @rctntlofBung 3niam'
mentrete.
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gScrbaftuno einc5 NpifSiebcs

6tll8b0ro Briog &c, q. 8, %.
Se5r. - Ser biefge BoTmct1er Gba8. @iQi8
nuroe beute ourh ben Suuoesmari9aQ lpe9eu
8oitoiebitQhlS ucrhaitet.
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2lmfreaumo inn Nctrplcnm I1Nrft

. blla elp hla, y. 6cbr. - Sun Ye.
trOlcunl=NlarItc bIrridlt ine2luiregun9; nab:
lcno bc8 6cbrUar5 lpurbcn 10000 6aB per.
fault 5u 10, mclfcS in NGrS abiultefcru lit
bic 2lprilltcieruugen illc9cu auf 1919 mn
ole WtailleiruuQen aui 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
Hrnrr1nnnn

rtb oesr art o,rbtratbtt oosr uitt outt itu qsbsn
far cine iCjrsu Observation-Disclosures 5umme rerfdern,
uro II hem oOrotrGu Range bsli.ss.stetr,u gslta'
laliieA l:s9 bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
Die Ssauier in Wctp=9orf unS Die
neue Nepubltf.

g2ew.0ort, %. Sebr.-Glne 9roBe Nns
,abl BON Spunicrn periamreIte iid) getesn
llbeno i'm ,Mailou 9Oree," nm Die Se9rans
cunu elmer 0epublit in Spanien miirotg su
feiern. 8eridtebenc 9ieoeu wuroen gebalten.
Senor Sc @outo, elmer Ter 9auptreoner iagte,
er betradte Die @rrttltung elner &epubllt alS
qleiabebenteuo nit Der aufbebuHg rer StlGz
Serei in alien lpanii9en Seitun9eu. Die
GerIammlung iauote Gin 9elegramm ab an
bos neue Wtiniltertum unb on paS ipaHlld)e
Iolf; in meld CT oieiem 3u Der Grrihtung ber
Republit gratulrt unr Die Serfdernug er-
tbeilt mirO, oaB auc Spanier in amerta nit
Der nenen 0te9leruus ipmputhiTren unb be-
reit ino, bieielbe mad &rditen 6u unter'
ffiitPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
Ter gSanner lit mod ni6t
nnrilher

Die rNRerttuuiit b 81 q m d / e" III obne
Heberbutlsr; liz utrrittet ale sni0tsn uno 6anea<
grbsitsr, lui6e Ir9GHo sine 0nosre MGitlne maui
pon Der einitcn bis Sur arbhhen, lopte Ne aud Elm
iatr bIbidcs GRopflot1 mudt. ffdr 6onllllen uHo
Sdrcor il iis aeraoe Die rctts Naillns. felqte
3eeineunqeu. Nfau Iprche uor. ebe man onhcrswo
touft, in Dem 8ircau aui bsr NprspfsSfe FER
4,riuatpus uue 9arfitrdFe. (Se53l,3Vttef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
Sr. Z. O. Micara.
Wr. 14lr gBet-Sapettea, unter90lD Der
SnmorNitrnfp


burd 80 idbriss Grfabrunsen in SOipitdlcrn unb
Bripat.praris beidpss cine ipHsle oetluHs in aGen
sronfbciten DER parn Srsaue, Der Riersn, Sdis,
8Imt<. Sn(sz, HdieR, un0 Dautttdntbeiteu, @ez
ihpiire. Sbudrsn iibslrie penoe Iolliie. orobcute
tSeitssfrantbgt, S uiroiubt II. 10. Su garantiren
unb aIe aranfbateH BON ausldpstuns uno Hnbs'
oabtilmfeit.
psrberatbet ODER fft su perbelratpe1 bsaor1h9eEo,
ioltsu sic 8raTt ipre5 8orpsrs uno 9s!tes witoc'
mem beIeben. epe ne arantbeit uuo nsut aut iPrt
Hodfommeu pererben. Die 4rSncisn oes Doctors
NuO poitio uub itneu in Der gGieoerbeebun9. IopI'
Fe au1 ales e5iit aus Dem Sluie trct2en. sprst
kauoeH pon lbr Wtorsens bl5 IL ubr Oltta95, q
ubr Ratmittaes, 6-9 ubr abeucs. Ufecl3lr
Wiro on irseno stne 4oreie seibtft. a.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
r. GolOs nab SilberiDnareu.

r. GOl0z uub SilberDnareGts
81 Gin rsiabGItss Eager nnn.z,,S,sr
s!ssants Sttbsriudsn
Sc(oene uuo Rlberus 3 al d unRrsn.
EiiberpIcttirfe S3aa2ens
Iii ID Rtf term aGren.
an ie5r bili9en BretieE bar
VI. IS. Mariner
in lsnem nsuen @ci6Gite, ,,.--.
;Ssyt.t6,1Sfl Ssr. a3s. g2.z5airsHtsss$is.
Giamauteu!!
3unbare 9 6mudi DEN rss
@keuG,nGiiibersSssdGreG
VQttt, Btipps Gomp.'s
Gsa;at Sal9enubreE (etmaS GlegaHtss. }
Glt5 Gin bellies anottinsnt bar bsiten
Siber9ir&tirten ItsnGcen bei
SEQ. 81. sSsbb 6 Eze..
23s-.l @ie bar Baltimore uRo 2tastaz
5aclers rsAgawlcanters
gQrtsrss sogasIisrs.
HtsxssasssghGreeHere,
6tlot5sss& &bGn5sltets.
es8.im sssEbaEssttesss
SSblmmsrzG GponteLers,
&Bjimulasa sGd5E!isrs.
Scuehar-G banheEtsts,
SGasFur-8 8bGRes!ists.
Yn. sgstsa easeinriafunaen.
~ aIfsT- uno o e5r bren une
RepcrGtIfes BET
@. 9. 1apiffoH.
HZ 8, N0lbzG5Ut1Nrdse.
,6a.t,i4.esI Wr. 8, 0orbzeibsrtof.r.
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25 a}Io,eat eeipaTt.

lIa,sre sunoen er6a,ten ben &ortBeil uRiersr
grcBen 8aQr- -GIutanie.
eIttustsbt & SDarneI ;, u.,
glsciicott -&ompGgnie
nah QIle aRbtIea bGItebtsH 61britote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
gspn ben sanhtp aszanfeIn.

San6rGn3t8co q. 6ebluar. - De
,.Reuuba" brln9t gaAridten BON 5onolulu
Bis gum 30. Sanuar. Der S0nig i9lug in
ietuer 5broureoe mi4tige SerfaHuugSz Serdus
beruugen Dor. Die wiGtigIte berielben it Die
5beilung Der 2e9i8!atur in apei 3ueige,
@peGeHte unO 4bgeorOnete. @r itld9t aud
freieS @timmredt pOr, uuo bar Der General
StaatsanwQlt uuih0re, elm Cabinets -Oiiniter
Su ieiu. 9ie geieesebenOe 9eriammluEs
aOoptirte bieie NbGnosrungeu, uuo eS bIeibt
nun nur nod lbfig, baB Die QegiSlatur ben.
ielbeH i'm Na@EeH Sabre rutif;ire. Der
Commercial Anoertiier" tpiinid)t, OaB Der
S0uig bic Ser. Stauteu bsiuden m1se, nm
nit Der 8egisrung in 8aibinston etneu &C.
notwithstanding ab3uidlieBen.
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sgu.sybemseu uuo ttuterDoIen

% Yrolent blIlJeE, els tTHcHO VVH ussV1IeE
@eitQit in Der Staot.
xedicated Scarlet io0uEne uEtctt!eIcer
aeuen RleumltisHus
giertro. , amen unterti etesr
pom dleu beiebttr Sa5rItdteH,
SIS Brpient biuiaerf oie rrr r9fiooDhli@s@ttts.
@tn sroBes Alortiment Don
Reiictdinen uno @arteln'
,eIos aadb NjuIittjcz 0uneR'RntatltIcHH, Sotlstz
tta, 62irlmpen, panhitubeE:c
TeaI l. 9artEauu,
ssr. f39, sReSsS!altimpesfar
C1sai3t, l2Wat,T) spiibCn sOutb@ u. SaIprtfis.
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0ebr!i0er OeB,
Guerp5 zGpirituDien s. ansler,
Nr. 40, sis5tiIrabc.
e. Neue llrn i6nnc 8aiis
f;ir fisuSfffcs,c SQbuc.

0a Dr. gg. s.. &tberiose. ar. ct, gns7
ribmts ora[ircz8u offs iouobl iir @ummi<, ais aud
iiir siniotbe 8dbne su ssbroudcn. 10 mad hsrel6e
oas Bubiium aui ole 8or5lise belielben uber alle
Qnher(n Moterialien aufmerran1. SIe bat ore 6aree
oeirnr uub nir6 Qls un3gbret lid gotdntirt. Ulan
Iofctja oor uno unleriuls pieiLhe. GGSll6 trtites
qcdaQs u. 3dbncaus ,tcber, poiitu obne Stmeuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
Die bepprftchenpe slnamanratiOn.

Us II ing Il 25. 6e0r. = 2aulenoc
Uon 8crioueu ans Ucridle0enen StGotcn has
ben bucitS 3immsr III bieiiqen 6otel5 iiir bic
Snaugurationsieier geuiet6et, bebeutcnoc
Summen meroen fir 6ront6inmcr beSablt,
ocrcu 6enlttr aui Die 2lOcuue cine 9lueRdt
geitutten. - Die Sartcu Su oem SNaugura.
tlou8ball gebcn reiBeno alb.
Qie arrangements fir Die Seer ltro lctt
poQitdnoig, mo man gc6entt ciuen Glan5 81
entfaIten. mie CT ne SuOor in Oicier NepubIlt
gciehen porOeu lit.
lln9ciGbr 80 oeri6ieoene militGriihs uno
GiullzSrgauiiatiouen muoen itd) pCm 6eIts
;uQe audlie6eu. Ser 8au ioq Ger 9roB-
nrti9ite ncroen, mel6cr leual8 ojciicits res
Oceans ab9ebalten pnroc. Ser Balliaal
1T $50 Sup lang unO $50 SUB brett. = Die
6aocttcu bon g8eit Bout unb 2lnuapoll8
msrotn anneieno eiu. 2lm ). UfGr5 ipuben
eer Brdioent, Der Grieg8s uno Martnentiuis
fer Gepiie iiber Die 8abetteu balten. Die
9araoe oer &aoetteu finoet in Der Yennigloa.
Iuenue itatt.
9a Sablrei9e neutrality-suspicious.
bier eintreiieu werOen, 10 erpGrtet man, oaB
III ocriAieOenen 9rO8en SuaBen Yaruoeu
ltattfiuOcn. 0ieic8 biirftt genii9enO @elese1l-
belt bieteu, oa5 QSeipointeripitem nit benz
Nav G~o,,,,iu;dnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
gs. g. gSaas & SemS.s

GIYITI9IIl1tI UV!s
golb's vatentirtsH antoman'eas" 9si1sfss
uelas in ben ssten ntbsRn 5a9rea leaf uHliGaarstn
NIT beFsrem Srtolae. els trsero eln Grosrer nit
qo,mpt oper beiSem 8aiier bci6enbcr gpparat Sc
brau&t wsresn.
Der Earlier, Imcri,aniibs silt5sr5sero uEb qenrz
rem {bs oeeroe," Yartor- Sunz Il. &isttains>Ssuerz
Stass9e4er.
Die beribnta uGlpon'ittc 'Rot AsT FHraGee''
aesuua pom Bleiz uno GlieErobreH, 3aosTaunen,
Spprcntsn, 8aE9tdnOe, 9ifotrs, 4bsussr0Frsn inr
Nnsritte; ioDie aud
booraul9e faammsu, G8aAcrz Wafbtnerie u. I. 70. !;
u,armorne u SdieIer- aamtnimfe, Gsuerasstb=GfOfe,
Rssiiter II. I. 10;
sitbeu ltenjilisn IBasrti9ler unb HciuseratorsR;
Rob uno 9ss6isu uR0 6Seporatursn Gusr &tt.
GasnsazG6s psn Batt;mDges uHb SutasS SF.
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40. Summer.

suli&en GGftern= unb @anton-Guenus,
bat tets uortdtbis eire srobe ausfua5 BON aolee@
ren mus Silberncn ubren, dd5te Sulez uns stis
bsrwadrsu, Stanoz zubrcn. Sri1en aller art, mel6s
Al butgsn greiien pHtrrt. aus Baarsn meroen
oQrantirt uro RsoGraturen prompt unb gut bsior9t.
: (fnnih. 12NlitCel
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Sermii6tc Qlm3ciggn.
Wl1heln.

Du i'd mad Der GcFe Der !Soiparc= uur Edpcttcz
StrdRs umJtebe, 10 Ueroc Id mCiucH YorrQt5 Uou
Viobeln. beitcbenb in Stubsu- uuo Barter gi05cln.
ionic aue lH0lren Sor,Cn W0btln, iUetli dt i;gt IN
ytr. 30, Hor0 oOWdroz, nGbc TlqttteitraBt, bCTnz
Den, gu berGbseiceicn Brctien 9sltanisn.
GSctd2iaH Y. UiGtbict,
glr: 30 RorO 0oDGIbs, nGbe
(SEct7 1DNS) TQoCttclrCFR.
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Scr @eg gum Glufe.
(TortfesunQ.l

@erner fab in ben SluB, pehen 8ellen
gerdui6ppll an ba5 Steinufer i6lugen.
9ieien Dtprb, murmelte er, mill id pur
meinem 8epiiien perantwprtenl 3par
warp 2outie meme Srau nidt, uber id
babe bod fir ein anperes brape5 g8eib gu
iprsen unb fir liebe ainberl
@erner perlieB ben 6pen 4lus, ppbin
er iein Opier gelpdt bate. Ser 8crmanb,
peien er iid bepient, miro ertldrlid, penn
Der 2eier iid oes Geiprdd3 erinnert, ba5
Der Senator nit benz aralen WatLer an
Der 8brie gebubt. Die Qei6e pes 8arpn5
parb nad adt Sagen ppn bem 8aher an
ous ufer 9etrieben; iie befnnp lld in Ell
mem 3uitanbe, oaB bic 8erlpn ni6t ermit=
telt perben fpnnte, 5un1al ba Die aleloer
teine 9riefitaiten entbtelten, bie2lnbalt5z
puntte beten. Sn Dem 5Otel bate iia ou5
Geritt perbreitet, Der Baron iei ab9ereilt,
bas Inn 10 glaubmiirpiger eri4einen muBz
te, al5 Der Graf ielbit e5 beitdti9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
gis einsige 0hte psrbeRerte 5ntne'ide
N1hmald,ilte.

forpie Die .Gmpire" unc ale anoern, aud .Stn9er's
Nt. 2" in Dem 5 amp Iepartrss ben BON
Sbcmas Sbanfs.
)San11S.t&tpD @te Der eombnrb= nnb SeGrpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
1on Straeenrdnbern ermprSet.

Betb le9e en-, Ba., p. 6cbr. = WtOnroe
Supher, Elm bejabrtcr unO III mCiten Sretien
bofqcahteter Wiann, fam geiteru 2lben0 llbr
pom 9tew. Yorf bier oil, Swiifen Dem Sabnz
bOfe unO ieluer 8Obnun9 murOe er bon Stras
Benrduberu, Die bort i'm 9tutcrbalte laQcu
me auf i'm wartetcu, eritOhen mo beraubt;
Die 9eidje iauo mau beute 0tor9cH i'm Dtono
cacp. .@reet. Der grmorOete mObnte lett adt
S1breu in 0ieer @e9euo, mar iebr reid unO
betrieb ein ausgeoehute5 Sdlicierz 9eitGft.
Otau glaubt, 0aB er in gieru.DOrt beceuteuoe
Summen cOQeftirte unO OaB tbm bic 3anber
ro,, b;,rhsr fnIote,r
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2luef1 cln liprftIllao.

gSai9lngtOu %. 6ebr. = Der @ene-
ral= SetIctdr oeS 5Huugu .&Omite'5 er=
biclt beute cine DtittbelIung aus StbacQ, g..
y., III rpelfer empiOblen luuO, OaB auitatt
etHc5 SuauguratiOns= BulleS cine grOBe -
Netnerinmmlunn nehnltcn mcrNC.
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Ngioro I'm Salifornicn,

San6ran5i8 CO, 2l. 6ebr. - Sn Sal
leio rpuroe beute 9tu6mittag cln ifredltder
OiorO besangeu. Siaut Jfobnlon muroe BON
Dem StaOtmaridlau SObn S. &atftuion
eritolicu. Ser 500 trat fait aHgenblldltd
eth. Sie itrtteu meqcn elmer 6rau GLEN.
8atfiniou ifOB fiuiuaI auf 0fobtnion uno
idllug ibu init benz YtltOlentOlben auf ben
Goof
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-09

The following apportionment of the
school funds has been made among the
several counties and cities of the
state by State Superintendent Rullner,
upon the basis of twenty-five cents per
head of school population, and the treasu-
Iers notified that they can draw for the
following amounts: Accomac, ST.
$3.50; Albemarle, 2,2S5.25; Alex
audria city. $3.50; Alexandra coun-
ty, 230,50; Allegheny, 355.25; Anne
LA, SS3,75; Amherst, 1,1l1.00; APP
pomattox, 1880; Augusta 2,0ll.00;
stanton, 4lS.75; Bath. 123.4O; bedford,
2,2G7.O0; Bland, 1.25; Botetomt,
l,O6l 90; Brunswick, 1,l1025; Bueking-
ham, 900. Buchanan, 37S.75 Camp
bell, l ,2S475; Lynchburg, $500; Caro-
line, i,247.25; Carroll, 9l4.5O: Charles
City, 3S4.25; Charlotte, 1,l7975; Ches-
terfeld, 1,536.25; Clarke, 49l.25;
Craig, 290.50; Culpepper, 953.25;
Cumberland, 672.25; Dinwiddie, s75;
Petersburg city, l,560.50: Elizabeth City,
res, so; Essex. 7S5.75; Fairfax, 1,063.50;
Fauquer, l,5G9.75; Floyd, 90s.50; Flu
wanna, s09.75; Franklin, 1,S09.75; Fred
erick, l,042.50; Winchester, 26l.50;
Giles, 5s7.25; Gloucester, s33.25; Gooch-
land, Sl7.75; Grayson, 9s2; Greene,
362.25; Greensyille, 4i7.25; Halifax,
2,OoG.17; Hanover, 1915; Henrico, 9l7 {;
Richmond city, 4,345.50 Henry, ,123.0O;
Highland, 1925; Isle of Wight, $500 F;
James City, $4,000; Williamsburg, 1900
King George. $3.50; King 4 Queen
sol 70; King William, 572.00; Lancas-
ter, 49S.Oo; Lee, 1,400.25; Loudoun,
,G6l.O0; Louisa, 1,309.25; Lunenburg,
9ll.75: Madison. 1925; Mathews,
G04.50; Mecklenburg, ,579.25 Middle
sex. 430.25 Montgomery, 1,123.25 !;
Nansemond, 5000; Nelson, 1,l13.50 I;
New Kent, 1876 Norfolk county,
/ 10000; Norfolk city, 1,545.5O; Ports
mouth city, 7o8. SO Northampton, 5s5 100;
Northumberland, 470.1s Nottoway,
Patrick, Sl2.75; Pttsylvania, 2,375.00
Danville, 2l7.75; powhatan, eo3.25;
Prince Edward, | ,o27.50; Princess Anne,
6lG.s1; Prince William, 659.00; Pulaski,
G37.50 Rappahannock, 6S7 90; Richmond
county, $500; Roanoke, 5000; Rock
bridge. 1,4G5.25; Rockingham, 2,l57.OO
Russell, 1,029.75; Scott, l.285.25; She
nandoah, ,300.50 Smyth, 79l % South
hampton. ,003.75; Spotsylvania, 75l. 90 !;
fredericksburg, 204.75; Stafford. $4,000 !;
Sussex, 652 so; Tazeweil, 9l3.00; Warren,
$500; Warwick, 1875; Washington,
l,753.25; Westmoreland, 639.50; Wise,
523.75; Wythe, 9S0.75 York, $4,000.
Total, 10l. 320.3l. rt
No report on unexpended balances has
been received from Prince George and
Surry, and the amounts due them by this
apportionment will be retained until said
reports are received.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-09
Post This Up.
CHANGES AFTER JUNE 30, 1873.

CHANGES AFTER JUNE 30, 1873.
l.-Franking privilege abolished.
2.-Postmasters supplied with official
stamps.
Official stamps must not be used e4-
ccpt Tor official business.
stamp of one department cannot be
used for correspondence of another.
5.-No matter can pass through the
mails free.
G.-Postsge mnst be collected on news
papers published in the county where
delivered.
Exchanges not free. Publishers
must pay postage on each exchange re-
ceived.
8.-Postal cards uncalled for are not
sent to dead letter office.
9.-Postal cards cannot be used a
second time.
l0.-0rdinary cards can be transmitted
through the mails by aflixing one cent
stamp, provided the entire message is
printed. The address may be written.
POSTAGE, .F.
Leters.-Three cents for each half ounce
or fraction thereof.
Drop Letters.-Where delivered by car
Iie,, two cents for each half ounce OF frac-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-09
Ghe y)iraillia gtate Somnal
MONDAY EVEN'G. JUNE 0, 1873.
GENERAL ITEMS.

Cincinnati has reduced the pay Of her
policemen from SO to $2.4T per day.
Two Iowa boys under thirteen years
of age, killed wolf with an old boot and
p jack-lInife.
1t is proposed to run railroad tunnel
under the Hudson river from New York to
Jersey City.
"A Connecticut railroad conductor has
received 80, 500 by the will of grateful
lady passenger.
Another gold field discovery has been
made in South Africa, within one hundred
miles of Cape Town. I'D
The ornaments of the Hindoo women
are estimated to be worth $500, 200 900.
Children that wear nothing else wear orna-
ments.
The English language is spoken by
100000 people, the German by $4,000
600, the Spanish by $4,000, 900 and the
French by 45 100000.
"A somewhat opinionated farmer up in
Vermont had little argument with his
vile few mornings ago, and now he is
going about with his head tied up. and say
ing that his boss kicked him.
The Columbus Ohio Journal advo-
Gates the abolition of the jury system and
the substitution therefor of estate flip
PERI who shall arbitrate all cases referred
to him by the courts by Tipping copper.
AS Harvey Barnes, of New York, had
to pay sixty thousand dollars for underval-
uing imported sugar and five thousand
dollars costs, he has concluded that sugar
is not so sweet thing as he supposed it to
be.
The secretary of the navy has been
presented with the first commission signed
by General Washington. 1t was issued to
John Barry, naval officer. 1t will be
sent to the naval academy and preserved as
a relic. @ L
The Selma Times thought the absence
Of Captain Thomas X. Ferguson from that
city unaccountable until the vault of his
bank was forced open last week and only
$1,000 found to pay debts amounting to
100000.
Electricity is now used in Scotland for
blasting purposes, and five thousand tons of
granite were recently displaced at Kemnay
by one shock from battery. The explo-
sion was tremendous. and the ground
shook Ike an earthquake.
After July LIST new postage stamps
come in, bearing profles and colors, thus !:
cent, Franklin, blue; cent, jackson,
brown; cent, Washington, green;
cent, Lincoln, red; cent, Stanton, ver-
million: 10 cent, Jefferson, chocolate IL
cent, Clay, purple; 10 cent, Webster,
orange; "a cent, Scott; 80 cent, Hamil-
ton. black 30 cent, Perry. carmine.
The origin of postal cards dates from the
franco-Prussian war. The difficulty Of
soldiers in securing pens and paper upon
which to write home induced the German
authorities to issue bits of pasteboard to
the soldiers for this purpose, and they
were largely availed of, the messages being
written in pencil. Their use was continued
thereafter in time of peace, and has since
been adopted in England and the United
States,
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CANDLES.--Tallow l2hal4 cents per pound;
Adamantine, l6 cents. IVY
COFFEE.-Rio, far to good, 23a24c.: prime to
choice, 24a25e.; Laguayra, 2ia75c; Java 27a2s;
Mocha, 90c
COTTON YARNS Country yarns, Nos 8 to
10, 81 SO; Leaksqille, N. o., yarns, 81. G5.
Observation-Disclosures gross. "a 5oa5 per
barrel North Carolina No cut. &7.00as7. so per
barrel; North Carolina No. j roe &saS960 per
barrel; balf-barrel $3.50; North Carolina No.
gross. "a 75aS6, -Macksrel-N Bay inackerel,
Sl2a$l250; No. Shore, S8. 26a$s; No. lin bar
GR1NDSTONES-fAa2c. per Id for small and
medium larges size, 2Aa2H.
IRON-Bar bhc for common sizes 6Aa6h
for bands; Norway and Sweedes, 7a7kc; Coun.
try Hammered, bAa6c; Sheet, 7ha9c
LUMP PLASTER, % 90: Ground, $40 90 to
81. 90 per ton calcined, &sas25. Lump plaster
scarce
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The Alexandra Gazette says gentle
men just returned from 1Loudoun county
represent the ravages of the fly and joint
worm in that county as greatly in excess
of what might have been anticipated from
former reports. Whole fields which until
recently promised rich returns are now so
entirely worthless that no attempt will be
made to harvest them. siasI7J .7
There viii be 600 delegates to the Vir-
ginia Conservative state convention, which
assemblies in Richmond in August next.
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STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873

- We call the attention of our friends
throughout the State to the very liberal
terms upon which the STATE JOUR-
NAL is offered for 1878, and the extraor-
binary Inducements to form clubs, espe-
cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
ly editions. afii sqg 7s45
Clubs can be made up from as many
different postoflices as there are names,
which can he sent in. with the cash, as
fast as obtained, asd when completed the
extra copy will be forwarded to any adj
dress named. ~ a. - .of =
p Make up Club at once, or send in your
name. Remember that S5 will pay for
six copies of the Weekly for one year,
and $40 will pay for ten copies of the
Weekly and one copy Of the Semi
Weekly for one year. and for every ten
subscribers for one year to SENiI.WEEK-
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give copy of the
"Great Industries of the United
States worth $3.50. r..
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O1LS-Keroeene 7Sa3lc. wholesale straits,
66a7Qc.; inseed, DOC. per gallon by the barrel.
Virginia lubricatng Oil, LOc. Whale Oil, 90c.;
Lard Oil, $50; Sperm on, So 20; Labrador God
OIL, for tanning purposes, 65a90c.
Harvest" s5casi %; full proof, SlOai 20;
medium rye, sl.5oa2; pure old rye, $2a4; Tir-
Domestic brandies. 81 .26a2 Domestic gins,
Sl.20al so Fruit bvandies, &l.s5ai.5O Black.
berry do, sl,9oal 90 Genuine Holland Gin,
MOLAssES AND sYRuPs-Amber good
Syrup e0a65; N. o. Molasses 75aso Dark Stand
ard Molasses Syrups, in barrels, 2oc; IN tierces
%; in hogsheads, 2ic; Cuba Muscovado, in bar
rels 55a6o; Porto Rico, 6oa76; White Syrup
$l.76pcr gallon, " 9 aet ~ r. ful.f ~ + .
METALS-IRoS--Horse shoes, 7Aa0kc; mule
shoes, SAasA: nail road, &c. r.
MILL 0FFAL-Bran, zoe; Shots Csc; Brown.
stuff, SOC; Shipstuft. go. wholesale from mill.
TAR-s4.75a6.oo for large barrels. s4ooa25
for small barrels. fAHg H.NEE WIN
4 PAPER STOCK-nIixed cotton rags, 4a4Ac,
white. ba6hc; woolen, 2a4c; imperfections 2Na
PLow CASTINGS wholesale, INC. retail.
6hc. lAi' fslf @'4'
PREPARATIONS-Old Dominion Fertilizer
$50 Gilhams Tobacco Fertilizer $40 90: Gil.
hams Truck do 500 do. cotton Fertilizer, $50 90;
p1whatsn Raw Bone sspsr Phosphate VOC 20
Sea Fowl, and Norfolk Fish. $50 90; English To
bacco Fertilizer, $40 90; Eureka, S57h; Flour of
Bone $50 90. Giham's Peannt Fertilizer. $50 90.
POWDER-Sporting, VS. per keg, 5000 by the
lot; blasting, &376a4 by the lot: mining, sl.25a
450 by the lot; Eagle powderIn TASKS $il 20 per
case OF 20 pounds; Treble + in canisters, &9l per
of % pounds. W 8fNfatfFls rtf -sF
SHOT. S0a300 per bag. e-t q Y,y5F .f,5.
NAILS-Old Dominion, 10 to 60-ptnny, IS. TO
s-penny, $6A; = to 7-penny, S6k; to 5-penny,
&6M; 3-penny, $7A. BY the loo kegs, Zoe. less. I
STBRIl-Naylor's cast. lSh. English blistered,
lSc; American do, llal2c. 5+ is..IE4aI rs.F 49, H.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-3o as0c!
TEAS-Black, CSC. a$l .25-the last q prime ar
ticle; Imperial, s0aSl 90; Gunpowder, 6Gafl.75
LIME AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Virginia,
81 .20al 40: Riverton, $l.20a1 40; ! Boekland,
Sl.5o by quantity from wharf: $l,75 by retail
from store Rosedale, $2.20a225; Calcined Pc e.
Ter, So. 75a3 James River Cement. $2a2. 10.
LEAD-Pig, Skasxc per pound.
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ton thereof. At other offices, one cent
for each half ounce or fraction thereof.
Printed Matter.-0ne cent for each two
ounces Or fraction thereof. Seeds, bulbs,
cuttings, roots, scions, chromos, and en-
cravings are classed with printed matter.
Merchandise. cents for each two
ounces or fraction thereof. limited, to
twelve ounces. When any of the above
matter is mailed wholly unpaid, and by
inadvertence reaches its destination, double
rates should be charged and collected
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