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VIRGINIA NEWS.


Cyrus Turner, worthy colored man,
was drowned near Lynchburg Saturday.
There are eleven cases of measles in
the family Of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Donoho, on
South river, near Stuart's Draft, in Angus
ia county.
A lighter, laden with baled shucks,
was burned at Doland's wharf, on the APP
pomattox river, Monday night. The fire
was started from spark from the steamer
Frolic.
The Lynchburg Republican opposes the
contemplated centennial celebration at
Philadelphia, and says it is glad to have the
Endorsement of the Petersburg Appeal,
adding that if any of the Campbell county
members voted for the resolutions indors-
ing the centennial, they had better take the
back track.
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PETERSBURG CAR WoRKs.-The char
ter of this association was received at the
office Of the secretary of the common
wealth to-day for record. The capital
stock is to be not less than 100000 nor
more than 100000. The company pro-
pose to hold noe more than ten acres of
land in the city of Petersburg and the
county of Chesterfield.
The company propose to manufacture
railroad cars, and articles pertaining there
to. The following are the officers for the
first year: I. L. H. Young. president !;
directors: VIM. @. Lumsden, A. G. Nc.
llwaine, Thomas Withers, Rob't II. Jones,
jr., William H. Baxter, G. B. Eanes, I.
l.. johnson and John Mann.
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RICHMOND. VA WEDNESDAY, EVENING. MARCH 5. 1873

shaft. The masonry consists of stone to
the height of four or five feet, after which
brick are used. The stone-work of the
arching, between shafts Nos. l and 2, is
within about one hundred feet of compile
ton, and the brick-work but little behind.
The work is farther advanced between
these two points than elsewhere. From
exterior appearances one would scarcely
form correct idea of the busy subterra.
mean scenes, though the material in view
indicates vigorous prosecution of the work
ell along the line. The whole length of
the tunnel, as we have before stated, is
$500 feet, of which more than one-half
Is completed. A full force is employed in
the work, and seem to give entire satisfac-
t on,
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evening State So,.rnal.
Tho Village of Amherst Big Corn.
from our Special Correspondent
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, /
March 3. 1873.

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, /
March 3, 1873.
Yesterday I reached here, amid livel,
snow storm, which continued most of thu
day-and it will be remembered that las
year about this time first week in March
there was heavy snow storm.
A little snow fell to-day. l find this 0
thriving place, at the foot Of the mountains
commanding many fine views, and wild
scenery and it appears to be surrounded
with fine farming country. There is q
well conducted and we'll printed paper here,
the Amherst Enterprise, of which Joseph
Eveland is editor and proprietor; and its
character well deserves the support OF
these counties.
There is a new courthouse nearly fin.
ished here. There are two schools
one for white and one for colored. There
are several churches and two hotels, with
stores and shops enough for the public
need. H. A. Mead has splendid farm
here, near the village.
Several JOURNALS are taken here, and
Postmaster Mead is getting up another
club. But there is o scarcity of dairy
products in this community, for there was
BILE, in q cold dining-room, with snow
blowing through the cracks of our bed
room.
At this place lives Captain Whitehead,
the Congressman elect from this district.
| had an interesting conveIs alton on fruit
growing with him, in which he takes some
interest.
LARGE CORN.
One hundred and seventy bushels OF
corn to the acre! l was shown, in one of
the stores here, specimen of large white
corn, which it Is stated yielded ITO bushels
Of shelled corn to the acre, raised by Mr..
Hudson, on rich bottom land, on "Oak
Ridge" estate, in Nelson county, owned
by W. P. Miles, and the facts attested to
by Mr.. Fortune, a notary public. This is
the greatest yield | ever heard of, and
tried to learn the mode of culture, but
could find no one TO tell me. 1t is worthy
the consideration of farmers, and they
would do well to try and raise larger crops
on smaller fields. This very much re-
sembled the variety of corn of which l
had, years ago, raised over one hundred
bushels of good corn to the acre, in the
state of Illinois. Let farmers try it.
FARMERS CLUB.
The farmers of this town and vicinity,
have just formed a club for mutual i'm.
provement; H. A. Strobe is president, and
Ii. A. Mead, secretary.
l. is to operate auxiliary to the county
society, and it is recommended that other
towns also form clubs; and thus bring all
the farmers into efficient cooperation
throughout the country and state. They
should combine to protect themselves
against schemes of spectators, and to in
form themselves in all matters concerning
markets and the supply and demand Of
their products, and all their interests.
This region proves to be equally iavora-
Bile for raising fruit, fine white wheat and
the best of tobacco the range of noun
tains in this region is called the " Tobacco
Mountains" and the farmers are getting
rich in raising tobacco. D. S. G..
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n6. SEINE THREAD!
SEINE Threads Rp>

Having large lot OF Seine Thread of all
quail les and numbers yet on hand, will sell
the same at REDUCED PRICES rather than
to keepit over for next season as am deter-
mined to have a new supply OF fresh Seine
Thread every season.. Also on hand and for
sale atless than 1t can be purchased anywhere,
Patent and Soft Seine Irvine Lines ard Corks,
Yellow and Black OIL Clothing, Cotton Yarns,
Knitting Cotton, Ropes of all sorts, &c.
L. LICHTENSTEIN,
Imrorter ofSrine Thread, Nos. 1705
ana 1907 Franklin street, between
Seven zenith and Eighteenl h streets.
ORDERS FOR HAUL SEtNES will be re-
ceiyed ant furnished at short notice for factory
prices. mh5
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The weather
to-day is clear and cold, and the gale of
yesterday has somewhat subslded.
Foster, the car-hook murderer, received
his respite last night with great rejoicing.
His friends think his punishment will be
COMMITTED to life imprisonment.
Jay Cooke & 20. have no advices indi-
eating the loss of over $4,000 in the
bank Of England swindle.
A woman died here yesterday with
symptoms Of yellow fever.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Cath.
olic, beneficial society held its second an.
nual meeting last night, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, Francis j. Reilly; first vice.
president, Robert E. English; second vice.
president, John A. Pizzni; recording sec.
rotary, Joseph w. Laube; assistant re.
cording secretary, D. Mccarthy financial
secretary and treasurer, Daniel Hannigan
assistant financial secretary and treasurer,
John N. Higgins; messenger and janitor,
John b. Denegri; standard bearer, Thos.
OConnor; chaplain, Rev. F. Janssens !;
trustees, P. M. Govern, Joseph L. Whit
taker and Robert Kerse. The number Of
members in good standing is 2l4; number
dropped during the year for delinquency
II number OF designations, o; number
OF deaths, A new members elected. u,
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March Sit is proper
to say that the sacred phrase, Ecce
Homo" thoughtlessly placed, by the ar
fist in charge of decorations, among the
legends of the inaugural ballroom, was
removed by order of the committee of ar.
rangements.
Most of the new senator's were seated
yesterday. Senator Spencer, of Alabama,
was called, but did not put in an appear
ance. 1t is understood that objections
would have been made. Neither General
Mcmillan nor Pinchback were called.
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DEATHS LAST WEEK.-Whole num-
Der of deaths in this CITY for the week
ending Saturday March l., 1873, At; in adj
dtion one still-born was reported. Four
deaths were occasioned bv small-nox two
nv measles. j. G. Cabell, M. D., presi.
dent Of the board of health reports three
cases of variolous disease for week ending
March 1.-TWO cases of smallpox and one
case of varioloid.
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MORE BANKRuPTs.-The following
petitions have been filed in the registers
office in this city: John N. Powell, John
A. Kimbrongh. @. G. Morris. Henrico
county John S. Braxton. Richmond
county John E. Patterson, Prince Ed
ward county; James II. Worsham. Ches.
terfield county; Miles G. Tuntstall, New
Kent county; David w. Bragg, Lunen-
burg county; F. II. Thompson, Hanover
county.
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1t is regarded as remarkable coinci-
dence, in these days of purchaseable men,
that human skeleton sold in Cincinnati,
the other day, for four dollars and ten
cents. Is it proposed from this, by the
solution of little problem in the /" rule Of
three" to find the value of the "original
packages ?p
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memphis mules APPEAR to have keen
sense OF humor, and to be fond Of playing
practical jokes on their iellow-bengs. One
OF them attached to a street car lately re-
fused to bulge an inch until all the incl,
IN the car got out to push behind, when he
dashed OFT at full speed, leaving them
spraying on the ground. This fellow is a
very good representative of his class--we
mean practical jokers, not mules.
Miss Belle Bon, of Browns own, is
complimentary as well as gifted. She de-
scribes the young bealx of that city i'll
words and figures" as follows: The
cigar smoking, tobacco chewing, peanut
eating, candy sucking, ill-nannered, lazy,
gawkish, self-conceited, bobbmjays, of the
to En, who are VAIN as peacocks and stupid
as Colorado potato bugs. Miss Belle Bon
is "twenty-three" years old.
"A pious invalid went to church last
Sabbath for the first time for sewers al
mouths. ibid you not enjoy the sermoh?"
said her husband, thankful to see her IN
his pew again. Enjoy it /! guess | did,
immensely, TIL | looked at the lady in a
front seat, and all at once | was unhappy |;
for, would you believe it, my back hair
wasn't up high enough"
~ wonder whittier those clouds are
drifting, floating like feathers in the orb
beyond. Where, oh! where, are they
going?" pensively asked poetic contrib
utor to magazine, as she pointed with
her delicate finger to the heavy masses
that floated in the sky, outside the editor's
window. II think they are going to thun-
der" said the editor.
Wearing of the Green" The Court
journal reports that lady had to be con-
veyed out of London ball room in COM
plete state of prostration, which turned out
to have been caused by the poisonous par
tices emanating from the green robe she
wore. Powerful antidotes had to be en-
ploved to recover her.
Moses Mendelssohn was, when a
youth, clerk to very rich, but exceedingly
commonplace, in fact stupid, employer.
One day. an acquaintance commiserated
the clever lad, on his position, saying,
What pity it is that you are not the
master, and he your clerk! !" "Oh, my
friend" returned Mendelssohn, "do not
say that. If he were my clerk, what on
earth could d with him ?'
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CoLoRED
CITIZEN Joseph Norris, an aged colored
cit zen, died at eleven O'Clock this morning,
after very brief illness. He had been
acting as janitor at Shafer's building for
two or three years past, and soon after re-
turning home last evening was taken ILL,
and continued to grow worse until the
time of his death.
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The Estate Journal" will be d IIvered the
same EVEN q of publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name ami address Is left at our office. 9I3 LIZ
Min street. and in Petersburg If left with
our agent there; md eau always be found on
SAFE In this city atC F. JohDsten's 9IS Main
street; Wyatt & MINORS SI7 Broad street;
News stand at Fords hotel; Leon schaap's
14O2 Main street, and Mt our counter.
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U. S. PATENT OFFICE
WAsHISeToS, D O., February 2S, 1873.
ON THE PETIT ON OF II. M M LION,
OOF CRiGLERSvILLE, VIRGINIA.
praying for the extension of q patent granted
to him on the Visit dav of May, 1859, and re-
issued on the Isth day of April, 1872, for an
improvement In ultivators:
1T Is ORDERED that the testimony In the
case be closed on the 29th day of April next !;
that the time for filing arguments and the
Examiners report be limited to the 9th day of
May, next. and that said petition be heard on
the l4th day of May next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
NJ. ID. LEGGETT,
NH 4-law3w Commissioner.
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WENT TO THE INAUGURATION AND
GOT RoBBED.-Senator II. w. Thomas
and Hon. Geo. W. Booker, of the House
Of Delegates, were in Washington yester-
day to witness the inaugural ceremonies,
and were relieved while there of the sur.
plus cash which they had in their posses.
sion. The pickpockets took 5000 from
Senator Thomas and $40 from Mr.. Booker.
They returned this morning, wiser but
poorer men.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
This court met today and sounded the
commemorative docket. Tomorrow the
commonwealth docket will be called in
regular order. E. G. Cabell qualified to
practice law in this court. An appeal was
allowed in the case of Berkeley vs.. Smith
ct al from decree of the circuit court of
Alexandria.
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Docs AND HoGs.-Fonr persons were
fined S. each in the police court this morn
ing for keeping unlicensed dogs, and two
persons fined 90 each for keeping hogs
within the limits of the CITY without per-
mission. It would be well for owners of
dogs to remember that licenses expired on
the 1stof February, and that the fine for me-
glecting to renew the same is pretty heavy.
Judge Whites leniency won't last all the
uoor
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IMPROVEMENT city hands are
depositing gravel along the north bank of
the Basin. The gravel is procured from
the site of DR.. Reads old church, at the
corner of Eighth and Franklin, which was
destroyed by the great fire of 1865.
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GONE TO WAsHINGToN.-We learn that
John W. Jenkins, esq.,, has taken up his
residence temporarily in Washington city,
but will probably soon go to the far west
in the service of the government.
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FROM ABROAD.
ENGLAND.
The Swindle upon the Bank OF Eng.
land.

me sWfndIe upon the Bank OF Eng
| land.
LONDON, March 5.-The circumstance.
OF the fraud on the Bank of England re.
mains in mystery. Noyes, the clerk, OF
confederate of the forgers, now under ar.
rest, is native of the United States. He
protests his innocence, but doubtless knows
more than he is willing to tell at present.
Astonlshment is expressed that the extent
of the transactions did not arouse the sus-
pticions of the bank officials but it seems
the operators represented that they were
Interested in the introduction of American
palace cars on British railways, and were
arranging for their manufacture on q large
scale, which required the employment of a
large amount OF funds.
General Items.
LONDON, March 5.-The Times has a
special from Berlin, stating that the ability
OF the government of France to give finan-
cial guarantees sufficient to secure the
early evacuation of French territory by
German troops IS doubted IN that city.
The son of the late ex-Emperor Napo-
leon paid visit to Queen Victoria yes
terday.
A movement is on foot among the Irish
population OF London for a great meeting
IN Jde Park. in favor of amnesty for
Fenlans, now held in prison by the British
government. The meeting will probably
be held ON the 10th instant.
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COAL FOR THE PREsIDENT.-There
are several boxes of camel coal addressed
to President Grant, awaiting shipment
on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
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THE TEMPERATURE.-Th following
is the range OF the thermometer to-day at
Q. F. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street a. M, 20; II m, 80 ;
p. M, SO.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING Ma
CHINE is Virginia Institution " by inven-
tor and patent and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on it. 1t requires but single
thread, and toiH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous In
a moments time of the truth of what we state II
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing:
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J. L: APPERSON, auctioneer, will sell this day,
for the trustees, on the premises those
valuable James River estates, lying in
Powhatan county Virginia, and known as
'Maiden's Adventure" and Maple Cot
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STAMPs.-The grand Jurors and ju-
rors for the February term of the hust-
ings court, can get their stamps by calling
at the sergeant's office.
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LOCAL NOTES.

This is President Madison's birthday.
commissioner Pleasants will hear
loyal claimants in Petersburg Saturday.
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NORTHERN MAIL.-The northern mail
train is considerably behind time again to-
day, and will not arrive until half-past four
d. In,
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L,ARu. HANDS WANT. 1.-TWO .ood
Il colored FARM HANDS can get steady EN-.
ploynent by an carly application at the JOUR-
NAL OFFICE. References required
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SPECIAL SUPREME CoURT.-No cases
Will be argued in this court until Tuesday
next, owing to the illness of Judge Nc
Laughln.
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ANOTHER Notary William N.
Browne, of Harwardsville, has been APP
pointed notary public for Albemarle
county.
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|:9:&}EH s s

IL rapidly supesedng al other preparations for producing
Elegant Sweet and Wholesome ROLLS BISCUITS, BREAD,
Buckpheat aud other Criddia Cakes Perfectly Pure and
ReIiabl and aways ready for Immediate The CHEAP
EST cakfng Ponder In the WORLD WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA- IN any climate for year IIs well adapted
to Of Uousekeeper Miners Mariners Eigrants &c.,
and Ia in fact every respect the BEST YEAST PowDEA
made "for the Kitchen, the Camp, the Galley"
SOLD BIZ GRocERs DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Manufactured by DOoLEY & BROTHER,
6sNEW STREET. NEW-YoRk,
NH IS eod-3m
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Defeat of the NatiopnI n

Defeat Of the National Railroad Bill.
TRENTON, N. j., March 5.-The Ma
tional railroad bill, passed by the House,
was lost in the Senate by vote of 10 to
IL. Indignant demonstrations were made
in the galleries when the vote was an
nounced.
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TERMS,
AMUsENIE NTs.
RICHM OND THEATRE.

MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY
MARCH lo'H, llTH, AND 18th,
CHARLES MAC EvoY'S
ORIGINAL
HIBER MOON,
illustrating the Scenery, Music and Antiquities
IRELAND.
THRILLING ToRtlAL PICTURES
VIVID BATTLE ENES' LIFE
CHAR ,CTLR SKETCHES, VIOLIN
AND PIANO S,,LOS. ETC.
The New Dramatic Episode Entitled
LOVE IN THE OULD SOD,
will be rendered by the
HIBERNICoN COMEDY COMPANY.
Admission: Dress Circle, rs cents Orchestra,
so cents Gallery, 20 cen e. Reserved seats with
out extra charge at Ambolds Musical Exchange.
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY
AT ~ O'CLOCK.
Each visitor will receive a present of BOOK
containing seyenty.ffve songs and Rotations.
mh6-6t
METEOROLOGICAL SCIENCE.
O. CHAUNCEY BURR,
president of the An, hropological
Society of America.) will
give his Course of
SIX LECT U r s,
on the
NATURAL HISTORY OF MANKIND,
Illustrated by great number of
Paintings and Diagrams, at
ASSEMBLY HALL,
Commencing at O'Clock,
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 10TH.
FIRST LEcruRE--"MAN AND MONKlES-
an answer to Darwin -
Tickets for the Course. ................. $500
Single Admission........."m. so
NH 4 It'd
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OFFICIAL,
NOTICE.


AUDITORS OFffcB,
RIcHHoFp. Feb 20, 1873 )
All persons owning VEHICLES, DOGS,
GOATS ard OTHER SUBJECTS OF TAXA
TON, FOR WHICH A LICENSE Is RE-
QUIRED are informed that all such licenses
expired on the lst inst, and unless promptly
renewed AT THIS OFFICE, delinquent will
be subjected to fines and penalties as prescribed
- j. b. RoYsTER,
fe 27-bt Auditor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY, MARCH 10TH.


w. H. ALLDERDICE, as assignee of d. @.
Mayo will sell this day, on the premises, at
p. m, The valuable tobacco fac ory corner
the machinery, fixtures, and Office furniture
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Telegram Lines Cut-Trains Running
wild.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-The wires
OF the Western Union telegraph company
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
timore railroad, were cut Monday night,
maliciously, and the working of trains was
seriously impeded thereby. The damage
was done in Maryland.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE GENERAL
AssEMBLY.-Both houses to-day passed
the following House joint resolution, which
was offered by Mr.. Ramsdeli:
Whereas, it has come to the knowledge
of the General Assembly that the Presi-
dent of the United States contempiates Wis
iting Richmond at an early day; there
fore, be it
Resolved by the House of Delegates,
That committee Of ten on the part Of the
House and five on the part of the Senate
be appointed to make the necessary ar
rangements to receive the President and
suite in such manner as shall comport with
the dignity of the commonwealth.
The bill in relation to warehouse receipts.
which was drawn up and approved by the
chamber of commerce and corn and -four
exchange of this city, was introduced in
both houses of the general assembly to-
day.
Senate joint resolution in regard to fede-
raj assumption of the states debts was
made the special order in the House for to.
morrow.
The House passed joint resolution
memorializing Congress to donate public
lands for the support of public free schools
in Virginia.
The Senate passed House bill admitting
persons over 81 years of age into the free
schools, on certain conditions.
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LocBsT DALE. MADISON COUNTY, Va.
We have been using ii Wilcox Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction IN ever,
respect. The work done on it is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with The same care
We have ex mined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying we consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior TO any of them. LUCY II, GORDON
ELLA ]. WILLIS.
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Destruction OF Chemical Works.
. NEW YORK, March 5.--The chemical
works Of Jac.,b Elias were burned last
night. Loss, $50, 900.