The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-27

our German and other fellow citizens haN
commenced the decoration of their house
in anticipation of the arrival of those wh
will take part on Monday in this city in th
grand S@ngerfest, which will then CON
mence. Singing societies from Baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia and New Yor
are announced TO participate. A gran
concert will be giye1 at the Assembly LA
on Monday evening by the Richmond phil
harmonic association, other societies am
the visitors. On Tuesday there will b
procession and visit to the Fai
| Grounds. .sti
AN OLD PHYsIOGNoMY.--The Peters
burg Index and Appeal, of to-day says
"Joe Kinsloe, whose name was familiar il
this city during the dark days of 1853 AM
6l, as leading musician in the Wash
ington Artillery band, was in the cit
yesterday with the Great Eastern Circu
and Menagerie. Things had changed some
what, but there was yet cordial grasI
for old Joe in the Cockade."
TOBACCO AT Boston, VIRGINIA.
We received special telegram yesterday
too late for insertion that sixty-one thou.
sand, nine hundred and seventy-nine
pounds of tobacco had been received at the
above place on the Danville railroad, none
of which was sold in consequence of the
financial crisis. Parties seerl to be per-
fectly calm. and said they would wait pa
tiently for a change.
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS IN THE
PUBLIC Schools appointment OF
teachers in the public schools for the
coming scholastic year, which begins on
Monday next, the 29th instant, were made
to-day by the school board. The list
would have been published in this issue Of
The JOURNAL, but for some one mis-
placing it. Whoever it was will please
accept our thanks. sa3liJl4as asIi 9a
NOTIFICATION OF THE ARREST or A
SUPPOSED MURDERER.-R. G. Willis,
justice of the peace at Rapidan, Culpeper
county, Va, has notified the governor of
the arrest and committal to Jail of Osmond
Dennis. accused of murder in New London,
Connecticut, and the governor has trans
mitted copy of the communication to the
governor of said state. 'a n it4ti 'i'' 4so
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN
JEFFERSON WARD.-A mass meeting
will be held at the room of the Jefferson
ward club on Monday evening next at half
past seven O'Clock. Colonel John r. Pop
ham, Judge Morton, j. Anderson Taylor
and other speakers will address the
meeting.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-Saturday after
~ noun d ti'sio soo sun " mL. m W.Sh.' who re-
9aaos 9M 9. io9 eeS. oiay sueG., oelMeen
rifn. anu NJ hu1l,iS stleu.s' was oauly oi.lel'
VI ahI en,i anu 0,en Dn ws1,e Witle =. pay ~
heisn1ols i yara. ". Mei,iore was calleu n..7
sufferer.
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n;sn Emi ie,saNcr sf n. MailEne'Ii iliuny
Dlslsoi,' ooi's 5 VI ieihpe,ahce, nus eiecte1
Eunmi1 .ma, = a. pana;as r Moi.ny pns,,' an'
Sprlngdeld Division has elected Henry u.
East w. r., and George +. Burch, II. 5.
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HENRrco CoUNTY.-The campaign in
TT anrino yuao ;na,,purafod +o-Jar ~, tbo
part of Conservatives by a Grand barbecue.
at which speeches we're made by Governor
Walker. Mayor Kelley. Judqe Meredith.
II. B. Berkely, esq.,. and other gentlemen.
w,,n Nf,,rr.,,,,e, nv I'm ~
maetino of the Rennhlicans of FL TocI IL 60, .
word a9 Tho Tb;rd .straot Ma.bad;st ab..nai.
cans of Madison ward at II ANS Hall on
Monday night next. Let all attend.
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STATE MEDICAL AsSoClATlON.-lne
Medicai ASSOCIATION OF vlfgihia Will assem-
pie III Noriolk on the llth oil November
are making preparations to receive their
prethreh theTe. .tSFn& U-ssbH
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