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Jennie Topp C.D. r. Butter, innt snd chriren. j.
Marsh Mr. and M H. M Ashley Albert Forrest Mr. Holder.
John Prth Mr. Lehnau. w @,joI soniasm Ia Sca;be -
Dow H soenee Gen. r. ~ sslsxri r Jauretcb Wm "
Draper Daniel Bray A. Talbot, Reny Boe.ier Dre.rl y
siisy hf sGd NrssJ b. Cofne wa 6ee M a9i ms w.
Parrish Mr. John stewart. Salvador Roy hassafss
H. X Glashia
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The working -woman's Reception TO be given
TO Miss Emily Faithful, on the evening of the 25tb s
certainly thing unique In its way. The working
are merely artistic literary, and medical the women
who toll painfully over machines aud i've IN garrots,
are cordially invited
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MARRIED.

LgACH-RIcHARDs-At Norwich Cons. at he re.ence Of the
bndes brother Richards Tuesday Jan Rev
Dana Augustus NJ. Leach Of BTooAlyo, r.. EsmsJ
Richards Of the place
WILTsIB-HAGER-On Tuesday Jan H. a. tie Chgh of the P
grims Brooklyn NJ r. by te Rev K 3 Storrs D. Arthur
~iltse ofEewbueh T. Franc A. Hsgcg iassr u Pol
NJ HageT Of Brooklyn, N Y
Weston aad California papers please cOpr
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ERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEHS.

FROM BRBMHS-In selmsilp Hgusa Jss - -iesf gerdne
Peter SehHss G. MJury Zfoau. b. bnis All otss
IA the secOGd cabin.
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CURIOUS STEAMSHIP RUMoR
he following dispatch from Washington

Jan. T. appears in The Alta California San FrancSoo'
A proposal has been made to the Postmaster rGenera
Creswei and the Australian Government, 10 transport
tho mails between England and Australia ana the lnte
mediate American ports for rate that wlli insure VIC
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nOMRsrIC MARKETS
CATTLE MARKR rs

wrIxrsaros c. Jan. sPrts Turpenne arm at sac Roso
steady az Is Crude Tspentne hrm % 10 for Hart
as 10 for Yeow Dip and Virgin. Tar steady al % Do
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

AT the annual meeting of the Department of
Connecticut Army Republic held ia NewBnan yeser
d. Gen Dickinson Of Hartford elected Commander and the
foxing chosen delegates the National Conyenon; large
b. CGsmbern OF Britain; Regular, y BlaeSee OF Hart
frI Aerance w. Smonds Of Hartford and C. Fowler New
HaVen
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

The Tribune Ananac 1879 (reaiT last Of JnasJ earl.
In Ps5rusr1 w.l usual contents. have
PORrtA- AND BIOGRAPHY
HORACE GRgKLEY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

buxury.-T, have tooth drawn wsh Laughing GAs at Coz
roSs, the Cooper lBsatate. A fact
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Compulsory Education, BY H. W BzEJuEa. 10 rxrsgss
LEcrUKE EXTRA No. 4 Pace 3c. SC. by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

Digestion.CoD LIVER on iaygantes the iigsst and
the Character Of the blood HAZARD CAsv.LL f
Dare nj uala
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR I'll vBRP0oi-iM soamshtp java Jan. 5-sn Beow.sen
I0ees hL and Mo Poland, b. BaanIssHe. Dsus' @ss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
THE BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.

The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad COM
pany whose interests OF late years have been closely
interviewer with those OF the Erie Railway Company
in something of q quandary concerning the mortgage
bonds which fall due on April 49, and unless preparations
are made to meet their payment the mortgages viii
probably be forecosed and the road Will pass into the
hands of the bondholders The mortgage debt Is t2o
1900. and there floating debt OF about Inc
Erie Railway Company holds and controls about eOOOo
o these bonds acauired under the administration OF
Wessrs Gould Drew and Others. 1t will be remem-
bered that az the time OF the Vanderbilt Edrdge ana
other litigation with Erie, the Company In making set
Elements with John EldrIdge, the President OF the
boston, Hartford and Erie Company guaranteed StS
Commodore Vanderbilt paid addition to cost about
soOO in these bonds To his amount mt ae @ Ere xdS H@ no
against Commodore Vanderbilt as recently stated IN
THE TRIBUNE Tho Boston, Hartford, aud Erie Railroad
Is still incomplete, and will probably require an ouy
OF several million dollars
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A Rank Robber Shot.

q kANsAs OITY, June aa.--An attempt
to rob the Peoples Bank at Chillicothe
was made on Friday night by Smith
Rambo, a wealthy but VIGOROUSLY bad chars
acter, who planned with eonfederates ia
seize the cashier Of the hank and hold him
as a hostage and compel his wife to open
the bank and vaults. The design was DIS
closed. and when Rambo went to the
CASHIERS house late Friday night he was
confronted by party of citizens, and af-
ter short parley was riddled with bullets
and instantly killed. Two confederates
were arrested, and are now in jail.
Another, illicit whisky distillery was
seized in Brooklyn Saturday, .a
Cine hundred and fifty teachers sailed on
a sightseeing tour in Europe yesterday
per steamer Victoria. ua ,GEIEE
The Brooklyn board Of health declares
that there has been no case Of yellow fever
in that CITY. 90 Las ,gf5o sat oHrf "a
A San Franc letter says six steamers
are now on the way with Chinese passen.
gers, and that 1000 more are awaiting
shipment at Hong Kong. -bAA q ,,-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Reports from Louisville, Kentucky, saws
the city is unusually healthy.
A Sudden storm yesterday afternoon in
Chicago, partially demolished the Swedish
church on Chicago avenue. Two pleasure
yachts containing respectively nine TO four
teen persons were capsized, but the occu-
| pants were rescued.
The American hotel saloon and stables
at Patalunna, California, have been burned.
Loss $4,000.
Hardness d Co.'s lard, oil and candle
factory in Cincinnati has been DESTROYED
by fire. Loss 100000.
The woods in the mining district of
Peuria, are still burning. Several towns
are threatened. Some villages and many
iarm-houses have been burned. No loss
Of life as yet reported.
Pa negro and white man robbed house
in Omaha Saturday night, dangerously
wounding one of the inmates. The citizens
followed them and killed both.
A negro has been hanged by the people
of Franklin, Missouri, for outraying
o young German woman.
The board of health of Brooklyn declares
there is no yellow fever in that city.
An $50, 900 incendHry fire occurred Sun
day, at MorriSs. Livingston county, New
York. t -1
E. Il. Ewing, Judge Of The supreme
court of Missouri, is dead.
Lewis b, Tappan, one of the earliest
abohtonists, is dead-aged 81.
An accident is reported on the Midland
railroad, England, by which several per-
sons We're killed.
Dispatches from Berlin, Rome and Con-
stantnople report the prevalence of the
cholera in those cities. ~
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MEXICO.
The RELIGIOUS QuestiOn.

CITY OF MEXICO, June ga The
Mexican press ia discussing the question Of
new ministry. They consider change
urgent IN view of the necessity which has
arisen for protection of Protestant clergy
men in Mexico. The interference of mill
tary is especially demanded for their
defence in Orizaba from the fury Of
Catholic fanatics. A Protestant bishop here
has been compelled to leave the place
because his life was threatened. A riot
occurred in Monelia on account OF the
expulsion of Jesuits, "- "''# :
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ARRIVAL OF SwEDEs.---The New York
Tribune says that about two hundred and
fifty Swedes have arrived in that city on
their way to Minnesota, comprising
men women and children of all ages.
For this climate their style Of dress
was remarkable. The men wore suits OF
thick heavy hide, which were in some
cases close fitting. Notwithstanding the in
tense heat the Swedes seemed utterly un-
conscious OF the perspiring crowds about
them but basked in the sunshine
Al if the Garden was cool, shady
retreat. Many of the women were accom-
panied by children, whom they carried in
a leather pouch attached to their backs.
Children able to walk We're supplied with
thick hides and heavy leather apron.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND. VA, MAY 2Ist lS73 (

] -|| CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,}
RICHMOND, VA, May 31st, 1873.
FIMffs OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILy
Il from O'Clock a. m. 10 o'clock p. m from
the 10th day of June to the 3oth inclusive for
the purpose of receiving from any person
charged with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 !;
the whole or one-half of the amount of tai
charged, and that ten per cent. will be added 10
the amount of tax charged, in every case where
the party assessed shall fail TO pay the whole or
one half within the time so limited.
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
spectfully request all parties TO call early in The
time specified and those having lists aud
memorandums to leave will do so, that their
bills may be selected and receipts made ont
j 4H .rHtz s. JOHN +. REGNAULT,
my Slim Collector
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telegraph Summary.

Il Secretary Delano has left for Ohio, and
will be absent week or ten days. -.
Secretary Richardson will attend the
commencement exercises at Harvard coll
lege. asa ~ a,.i IS u.s., ,5'3'' 7'iif 4,
The family Of Secretary Richardson
go to Long Branch this week to remain
during the summer months. 'au-I
=. The Automatic telegraph company is
about to sell out its lines and branches to
the Western Union company,
q The war department will this week in
yite proposals. for supplying 100000 head
stones for the graves of the Union dead.
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NEW YORK, June 22.-Stokes' new
liiai WIZ not occur uiiflhg the present Term
y, que oyer Sa au er, wno ao e;iows =.
ofe. ~ oswge,, W npu,ie.i aesIuea ,los
10 an an e,,or. ~ ps ane pilsoner a,,
salu 'ne ueie'iSe R Mnt rely upon ' a ,neuca
'es,''n9ny, % sheo,e ~ she c .i's. .i'a''
Steamer .I,niata laavae to-morrow M,
Tuesday for the polaris scarab Amonp
the articles put aboard YESTERDAY was q
ECa-raft for nsa NV the eynnd;tionerv nor
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NEW Jersey.
Fire--A Whole block Burned-TwO Per-
sons Missing. 3

Fire--A Whole block Burnesi-Two Per-
-- sons Missing. D.
PATERSON, June GA fire in Passaic
broke out in Yearance's livery stable, east
of the Aquacononck House, and was the
work of an meeudiary, who was seized by
Captain Bird w. Spence, but escaped by
making a vigorous fight, and stabbing
Spence, who is not,' however, seriously
wounded, Loss about 500, 900, including
the hotel. -
1t is reported that white man and a
black man, who were asleep in Yearance's
stable, are missing, and are believed to
have persisted in the flames. @e
[sECoNp DIsPATCH.l ".
PATTERSON, June aa--l2 .aQ A. MA
whole block has been destroyed at Passaic,
and the fire is still spreading.
. ttE8 THIRD DIsPATCH.l sas8
PATTERSON, June 23--l2.35 A. M
Nothing has been received from Passaic
later than the report of the destruction of
one block and that the fire was still spread.
Ing ..T 1a .','a%
Two steamers have just left Paterson,
one by train and one drawn by four horses.
A steamer left with four horses an hour
ago, and also truck. 800 ~
PATERSON. June 23--1 80 A. MA
Paterson hook and ladder company tore
down part Of the last block of the build
ings and stopped the further progress OF
the flames. The fire was stopped about
l.40a. m. .a
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LAND infested with garlic or wild
onions should be put into corn, kept we'll
cultivated and weeded; then crop of
potatoes or turnips should follow, and still
the clean cultivation and wedding should be
kept up. If not freed by that time, a crop
of peas or buckwheat might be grown,
followed by clover, and the rotation
followed once more if necessary. Small
grain crops and pasture should be avoided
as being very favorable to the growth of
this weed. -
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g KE PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL. MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY GENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS f+.
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LOCAL, MATTERS.

The 81 state journal Will be delivered the
same evening OF publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, IF
name and address Is left at our Office, 9I2 La
Main street, and In Petersburg If left with
onr agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city at @. +. Johnston's, 0IS Main
street; Wyatt e. Minors, SIT Broad street;
News stand ut Ford's hotel Leon Schaaps
I4O2 Main street. and at our counter.
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EOR SALE CHEAP,

H - ON LONG TIME, a..- H:i
one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax COUNTY
IWo.thirds open land, one.thrd good youug
TIMBER, Oak and Pine
"a New HOUSE of seven rooms, modern built ;
well, stables tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses. .trr,rs gsia4rs.r 81.
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearly
three-fonrths of mile. The soil is dry loam
with a few sandy spots adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking, and fruit-groWng
1t would make a fine DAIRY FARM
1t is located twenty-five miles south of Wash
ington, near a steamboat landing, and fonr
miles from station ON the railroad from Wash
ington and Richmond, and adjoining the land
of Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing priv.
leges, and neighborhood pleasant
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire AT
de 20-H STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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sVOL. VINO. 1913.
s-=--
MICHIGAN.
The Fire at Saginaw.

DETROIT, June 22.-The fire at East
Saginaw destroyed 100000 feet of lumber,
some twenty small tenement houses, six
residences. Loss s75, 900; insured. About
twenty families are houseless.
salt and Lumber Works Burnedy
D. DETROIT, June 22.-The Huron salt
and lumber compsny's works at Salsz-
berg, near Bay City, were DESTROYED bv
fire last night, with 800 barrels of salt
and ,noo, 600 feet OF lumber. Loss $685.
900; insurance unknown. The lumber
vas owned by Detroit parties, and the rest
of the property belonged to Smith & Co..
of Chicago: The fire is supposed to have
been incendiary. -, III
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COMPRESSED AIR P AYENTRIGHTs
NOTICE

The invention of DIR, ROYCE FOR THE
PRODUCTIONS STORING, AND TRANS
MITTING POWER, etc, by compressed air
also for destroying yellow fever on Ships, in
hospitals for Ventilation, etc, have been proved
to be the only successful methods, where pn
ping machinery is used.
Notice is hereby given that the management
and control OF these patents has been placed ia
Sale. Persons and Corporations DESTROYS OF
using Compressed air as Motive Power, or for
Ventilation, etc, may obtain full information OF
for Copies at the Patent Office. The reissues
are numbered 5,20l and 5,2O2, and for terms of
use by addressing me, p. o. Box lO76, or o.
Liberty street, New York.
fe l2-eowly HORACE H DAY
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PROPOSALS

are invited for furnishing and delivering
STONE on United States Lighters near Federal
Point on the Cape Fear river North Car.
DINA; and separate Proposals for STONE
loaded on Lighters at quariies on the river ar.
cessible to tug boats.
The right to reject any bid is res erved
Blank forms, specifications and any desired
information can be had on application at hi,
office. .ss VIM. p. CRAIGHILL,
je II Major of Engineers
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FURNITURE.
- -~-sa--sN--~sS 49, ~
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand large ana "A
superior stock of FURNITURE and VI
MATTRESSES. made by the most expert ~
enced workmen. All in need of goods inS1
our line will lind ~ To their interest to examin
our Stock.
Any style OF Furniture made to order
a.E.. lE.E HARDWOOD & RITTER.
re l9-d&W6m Governor st. Richmond Va.
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BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.
A soldier Murdered.

FORT MONROE, June 22.--William
Ilersch, soldier from the garrison. was
murdered at ten o'clock last night, OF mill
creek, about mile west of the fort. lie
was struck on the head with slung shot
by an unknown party and died in few
minutes. A eolored mau named Davis has
been arrested on suspicion, D .aIaL=I-E1I 4
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CANADA.

ship Wrecked-Ioss Of Life
QUEBEC, June GA telegram from
Port.au. Basque reports a ship totally
wrecked, and the drowning of her captain
and mate. e - -
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CUBA.

HAVANA, June a2.-The Tribune saws
the Cariist central committee has been Or
canned here. Large subscriptions have
beenh raised and considerable sums of
money forwarded to priests in Spain con-
spring in favor Of Don Carlos, - :
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FREE FIaHT.--It is reported that
party of young white men went upon the
farm of DIR. o. A. Cfenshaw, near
Three.mile locks and made an attack
upon some colored men employed upon
the doctnr's farm. Pistols were fired, and
bricks used freely, and the colored men
driven away. We called upon the doctor,
who resides in the city, but he could give
us no further information other than the
rumors, as he had not seen any one from
his farm to-day. "a.
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LOUISIANA.

The New Orleans Newspaper Libel Suit.
NEW ORLEANS, June a22.-In the
iIawkins-Picayune libel case, the jury has
returned verdict of SIS 900 for Hawkins.
Immediately after adjournment two of tbs
Jurors went to the Picayune Office and ac-
knowledged that they had been bribed, one
receiving 1925 and the other $500. The
Picayune company will apply for a new
trial - y - z ------
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TENNESsEE.


eholef2. ...r.. .h f
20 MEMPHIS, June 22.--The cholera is de-
creaslng,. Nineteen interments to-day, OF
winch nine were cholera. Reports from
the surrounding country on the line of rail-
roads are still gloomy.
NASHVILLE, June 23.-There were 52
deaths from cholera here yesterday, "a
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STOCK BKoKERs.
OFF. CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES, .
.lE@IL RICHMOND, Va, June 4th, 1873. )
nYrAUTHOHKTY OF AN ACT AE AC-

OFF. CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
.EA@IL RICHMOND, Va, June 4th, 1878. y
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBItY, approved April 2, 1873, IL is
lawful for the Circuit Court Judges OF this
Commonwealth, unit. the times tor holding the
terms of their respective courts shall be pre-
scribed by law, to fix the time for holding such
terms. The terms of the thirteenth and fotlr-
teenth circuits have been fixed as follows.
za fiptyt ~ THIRTRRsTH CIRCUIT. N
Raekbridse county, 10th February, May and
September. u q iW
Augusta county, LIST March, June and Octo.
Der. Soy Tfset
Highland county. 18th April, August and No.
vember. U -,f
Bath county, Goth April. August and Novem.
Der. a.,f-t F'- "a t.r- ~. ~ $500
Allegheny county, 18th April, August and
November. I4sffE E
q zz.Frr FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT,
Roanoke county, LIST Monday in April August
and November. Ia4 800 -
and November. '
Botetoart county. srd Monday in April, Au-
gust and November. ~ rr..
Floyd county, 4th Monday in Apri, August
and November. EqEf
Montgomery county, LIST Monday after 4th
Monday in April, August and November.
Giles county, End Monday after 4th Monday
in April, August and November.
J. BELL BIGGER,
-} CLERK Of House OF Delegates
lie 4---dsW 4 vg1aWlu
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GERMANY.
Emperor William.

"a PARIS. June %. The Union publishes
9. ramor from Berlin that the Emperor VIII
liam isineapacitated for further duty, and
that the Grown Prince Frederick William
will soon be proclaimed Regent.
I % l1 ,GaEtssg Bis ITALY. 81 fasg. ta-+
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KENTUCKY.
No Cholera,

Z, LoUIsyILLE, June 23.-The reports of
cholera in this city are entirely groundless.
There IS no apprehension of cholera, the
city up to this time having been absolutely
exempt from the disease. .
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[ONDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1878.
LOCAL NOTES.

Tomorrow is st. John the Baptists
day. .a-ga.. p m
A horse was drowned in Shockoe creek,
near the old mill, yesterday.
Shade trees are needed at various places
around the Capitol Square. ....r..
More boys were fined by Justice White
this morning for bathing in the river con-
trary to ordinance. -.- aH.a
The installation of the officers elect of
the various Masonic lodges in this city will
commence tonight at No 10, and continue
throughout the day on tomorrow.
The SECONDS IN THE LATE DUEL
BEFORE JUDGE LACY, OF NEW KENT
COUNTY, oN.A WRIT OF HABEAs Cor
pUs.-Saturday last the counsel of the
seconds in the late ENTHUSIASTICALLY
duel applied to Judge b. w. Lacy, of the
county of New Kent, for writ Of habeas
corpus, which was granted and made re-
turnable to-day at 3 o'clock p. m. In
conformity with this writ the seconds,
Messrs. Tabb, Meredith, Royal and Trigg,
under charge of Deputy Sergeant Holm
ger, with their council, left the city on the
p. no. train over the York River and
Chesapeake railroad for New Kent court
house. .as. .ur. ..r ..s..
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tive,
OHIO.
'--.t 4.r {.
The Chnlara

CINCINNATI, June 2a.-Up to six
O'Clock Saturday evening there were four
teen deaths from disease Of the bowels. Six
cases classed as cholera were reported for
the day at the health office. = -
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RECEIVED. Jacob Etheridge, Of Nor"
folk, was received at the penitentiary tos
day for term of eighteen years for mur.
der in the second degree.
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ITALY

New YORK. June pa dispatch from
Rome says the Pope will excommunicate
Victor Emanuel to-day. iBi 5sal
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CONCERT AND PIC-NIC.-McCann's
second concert and picnic will take place
this evening at Euker's Spring Park.
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WARD MEETING.--The Republicans of
Jackson ward will meet in the basement
OF the Third-street Methodist church Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
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CITY CoUNCIL.--The election of CITY
engineer will take place at the regular semi
monthly session Of the city council to be
held this afternoon. A number of candi-
dates are in the field.
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THE DOCTOR" TURNS BOHEMIAN, BUT
~ THE sPROFESSOR, Is TOO MUCH
1tttf EEHr i. FOR HIM ..Hl ra4.r
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CALHFOR MA.
Hotel Hurnea.

SAN FRANCISCO, June pa fire at
Petallima to day destroyed the American
hotel, saloon and stable. Loss s75 900.
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
Sd STORY, UNION BANK BUIL'G,
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES ST,
... . BALTIMORE, Nd, June 18th, 1873 ]
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-23
NEW y0YK.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK June 23.--Stoeks dull.
Gold steady l15b. Money easy at 4a6.
Exchange, long 9; short 10, Governments
very quiet. State bonds steady. 1I8
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-23

KICKED BY A MULE.-Mr. Joseph
Thorpe an ice dealer residing about one
mile west of the.city, had the misfortune
to be kicked in the face by one of his
mules Saturday night last, g..--...