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rscccEsson TO SMITH aENrHER.

IsCCCESsON To SNITH & GENTHKH.I
=" AVING purchased the above well known es-
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S You can never know whether or not
girl will kiss you unless you have it from
her own lips. ss.4 1s -
The Wilmington Oel.) Commercial
gives as the general estimate that at least
thirty per cent. Of the men recently en-
ployed m the leather manufactures OF
Wilmington have been discharged. Many
Of the firms are shutting down on the
manufacture of stock. 1t Is said that one
of the largest firms in the city has issued
orders that no more skins be prepared for
manufacture at present. Most of the
| firms have large stocks on hand, which
they desire to sell off before manufacturing
more. eGE
The Philadelphia North American com.
| mends highly the course of the Cambria
iron company, which has just announced
4 that it proposes to retain the six thousand
hands entered on its pay.rolls, and to keeE
them at work even though there has beer
an almost entire cessation of orders. AMI
! as the scarcity of currency prevents for th'
moment the obtaining of the small notel
required for payments, they have arranget
to the satisfaction of the men that for th'
present every article required by them shal
be furnished in kind.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Sunda,
seems to regard the prospect in that city a
; rather gloomy. It says: "Ihe bank
have resumed payment, but the workshop
have not resumed work, and not only ar
mechanics thrown out of employment. bu
workers in every branch, including poi
ters, draymen, clerks, and laborers, an
the reduction commenced then has steadil
| heen continued nm tn last night Person
r acquainted with the condition of our labc
market have variously estimated the redut
Q ton at from thirty-fhree to fifty per cen
n The lowest Of these would make the nun
& Der of persons out of employment
2 something like $4,000. But this is ce
tainly too high at an estimate"
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STATE NEWS.

DIR. j. s. Wilson, near Millboro.,
Bath county, killed a hog last week.that
weighed $50 pounds net.
Rev. r. L. Brown, of Warrenton,
has been appointed general agent OF the
board of domestic missions in the United
States. "a
The county Of Pendleton. w. Va. has
voted subscription of fifty thousand dol
lars to the capital of the Shenandoah
Valley and Ohio railroad company.
Mr.. Philip Kirkwood, of Baltimore, is
building at, Mundy's Point, on the Poto-
mac, large schooner-yacht, of about one
hundred tons, for the Alexandria yacht
club. sFas5
Montgomery Hail. the property
of tho late W. W. Donaghe, esq, near
Staunton. has been recently sold to Mr..
III. ID. Peck, Of Old-Lynne, Conn.,, for the
sum Of $4,000.
| Miss NJ. ]. G. Lunday, in suit
against the city of Petersburg, for injuries
sustained by being thrown from a buggy
on account of distractions in the streets
has been awarded damages in the sum o
five thousand dollars.
Henry Brumback, living near Spring
field, in Page county. raised this year from
five and half bushels of seed wheat OF
about three and half acres of land, lo'
bushels of wheat cleaned and ready for tn
mill. The wheat sown was the common
bearded variety. y s,
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The Piute Brave ana the Maiden.

A Piute brave loved a maiden. She
was rancher's daughter on the head
waters Of the river Of Walker. The Piute
brave did chores on her parents rancho,
and he walked into the susceptibilitics of
that Territorial female, during the process
of those chores, with an alacrity beauti-
full to behold. He told his love. She
listened to believe. In the absence
of her. parents, engaged in the en-
nobling pursuits of the chase, the Piute
and the maiden met frequently. Heart
pulsated against heart, and then hand in
hand she would lead him in and set him
down before plate of pork and beans.
Such tenderness was touching. 1t touched
the Piute in his tenderest point, and he
hoisted them in. Nothing could have been
made more tender except the beans.
setting sun bathed the Occident in liquid
light, the rancher returned from hunt to
find his child-sole daughter of his heart
and log cabin-had vamoosed the rancho
skedaddled-lit out.
The elderly party was not man of
words. He would rather fight an Indian
for day than to talk to him for ten min
utes, and he got up and got. On the
finest horse in all the settlement he put out
after the Piute brave and the Territorial
maiden, his daughter. He rode, it is said,
one hundred and eighty miles in eighteen
hours. He overlook them between Water
lake and the Sink of the Carson. The
Piute brave would rather have seen him
sink in the Carson than not. The angry pa
rent snatched his child baldheaded from hei
Piute brave, and then put back for his home
on the river of Walker. For the Piute
brave what? He is doing chores in the
happy hunting grounds for the great spiri
of his tribe, and no longer bankers after ,
white father-in-law. The territorial maidel
is still single, but she has periodical mo
ments of sad remembrance of her dusk
lover every time she tenderly fills tn
ranchers corn-cob out of PIute-scalp tobac
co-bag. st. Louis Republican.
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Items.


"DAY AFTER THE FAIR1-T-lhe cali 10
vote early and often.
FL. d. NUTTINa, Republican senator
from Halifax county, has resigned.
HEMAN BALDWIN, ESQ.,, an aged
and well-known citizen, died here yester-
day.
Work ON THE CHURCH HILL
TUNNEL will be completed in three
weeks. ~
WILLIAM EATON, Fifth street lad,
fractured his arm yesterday while at play at
Leigh-street public school.
JOHNSTON, 9lS Main street, has the New
York Ledger, Weekly, Fireside Companion.
and Saturday night for this week.
THE TREES of the Capitol Square will
soon be scudding under bare poles. Your
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
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1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev
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yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars for
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PENNsYLvANTA.
Fire..

HARRISBURG, November 5.-B. +;
Lingerlys state printing and State journal
Office is in flames, and will be entirely
DESTROYED. The building is five stories high.
Tie operatives hardly escaped with their
lives. Several lives are reported lost. The
Lochiel Hotel is in great danger.
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CoAsTwIsE.- THE schooner Jeddie,
Captain Turner, from Wendsor, N. S.,
entered this port to-day, laden with gyp.
sum, and the German brig Claudine, Cap
tain Won Riegen, cleared for Bahai, Brazil,
with -four.
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The RESULT In HENRICo COUNTY.
It appears from the unofficial returns re-
ceved from the several precincts in this
county, that the Conservative state ticket Is
elected by about "a majority. including
two members of the house OF delegates
and the county surveyor. 1t is believed
that the Republicans have elected their
treasurer, commemorative attorney, sher-
iff and overseer of the poor. The vote is
so close for those latter officers that it will
take the official canvass to determine which
is the successful party. &
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CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of Racers.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The
eastern racers, True Blue, Wheatlegh, and
Weather Cock, arrived here tonight in
splendid condition. They go into training
for the 10000 race to come off on the
10Th inst.
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
Castor Ola 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-05

COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIoN.-The
commissioners appointed to canvass the
returns of an election said to have been
held in this city yesterday, will meet for
that purpose at the hustings court to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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MARRIAGE OF A CONGRESSMAN
Cards are out for the marriage of Repre-
sentative w. H. H. Stowell, of Virginia,
to Miss Emma, daughter of Representative
John T. Averill, of Minnesota. The cere-
mony takes place at Christ church, st.
Paul. on the 18th instant.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-05

HusTINGs CoURT.-The following
cases were tried in this, court to-day /:
Robert johnson, for burglary, guilty
and sentenced to the penitentIary for eight
years.
William Breckenridge, larceny, guilty
and sentenced to confinement in the city
Jail for twelve months.
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"A bright little boy, hearing bis father
say that man ought to "stick to his busi-
ness,p emptied bottle of mucllage in the
old gentleman's Office chair. The old man
says he has not been stuck SO badly since
1857, and rewarded his offspring by taking
hlm on q whaling trip to the back cellar.