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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26
PENNsYLvANIA.



I PHILADELPHIA, August 26. The
Evening Herald balloon that ascended here
yesterday came down in Randolph
township. Burlington county, New Jersey,
seven miles east Of Egg Harbor, having
travelled fifty-two miles in fifty minutes.
Terrible Explosion at a Foundry.
PITTsBURG, August 2G.--An explo-
sion occurred about five o'clock this morning
at the American iron works of Jones &
Mclaughlin, South Pittsburg. 1t seems
that the engineer on duty was aroused
several times by the watehman, and short
ly after he got up turned water into the
boilers. The boiler over the furnace
No. instantly exploded with terrific
force, the report being heard for miles
around, causing the most intense excite
ment. The boiler was torn into fragments,
large piece crashing through warehouse
and railway car standing near the building,
and fell on the bank of the river, fully one
hundred and twenty feet distant. Fortu-
nately no one was injured, as the explosion
occurred before the men commenced work.
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PERsoNAL.--H. II. Beauchamp, esq,
of Sydney, N. S. W.. is in the city, guest
of Mr.. Il. p. Jackson. Mr.. Beauchamp is
making the circuit of the world on tour
of observation. Travelling eastward from
London, he landed at San Francisco, and
having visited the Pacific. western and
northern states and Canada, he comes to
Virginia seeking pleasure and information.
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THE LATE Hon. Tom CoRwIN.--A
writer in Washington paper says OF this
distinguished statesman, whose voice once
had the power of stirring the hearts of a
whole nation, "that his mortal remains yet
sleep in an obscure grave in this city,
without monument to mark the last
resting-place Of a man of genius, an ac-
complished scholar, devoted patriot, and
an honest and able statesman. Surely this
condition of things will not be allowed long
to continue. Reqanescat as pace"
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AN AIRY PERCH. Battle Point, on
Chesapeake bay, in Northampton county,
Virginia, wishes to be considered q watering
consist Of two old windmills, which have
been arranged for the convenience Of visit
ors. Three negro huts serve as cottages at
present, but much is promised for next
year. A large mansion house is to be con-
structed and the locality otherwise made
inviting. The fishing is unsurpassed.
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"A dog supposed to be mad was killed
on Beaubien street yesterday, and the
crowd had not dispersed before the enraged
owner appeared. !" Who killed ny dog 3"
he yelled, trembling with passion. The
crowd informed him under what circum-
stances the animal had been killed, when
The man exclaimed: "Mad! What set
of darned fools! Why. that's licensed
dog !'-Detroa Free Press.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

THE CHURCH HILL TUNNEL About
fifty feet of arching remain TO be done on
the Church Hill tunnel, when it will be
well-nigh finished. The chief engineer is
confident that this will be finished on the
18th September. The work will be COM
pleted through by the first of October.
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GOVERNOR WALKER, of Virginia pre-
diets Democratic majority in that state of
10000. Guess not, unless jeff Davis can
be corked up until after the election. Ills
reasonable Montgomery Springs speech
ought to be worth forty or fifty thousand
votes to the Republican ticket. Wdshing-
fon Sfar.
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CAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED PRISONER.
Charles Nelson, an employee of the chain
gang, who was sent to Jail for three
months for stealing, and who escaped while
at work on Marshall street the 9th Of this
month, was captured last night about nine
o'clock on the Nine-mile road by Mr..
Tucker Davis, one Of the officers Of the
chain-gang.
This morning Nelson was brought before
Justice White, who recommitted him to
Jail with the addition of six months TO his
former term.
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now at the Old Market hall for practice.
1t is in charge Of Sergeant Wilton Whar-
ton during the absence Of Major Thomas
j. Pulling, absent on sick leave until Sep
tember 10. The front entrance, on Main
street, to the room in Stearns' block, for
merly used by the Howitzers and drum
corps, has been closed, and the former now
drill on Bank street, in front of the Gus
t0m-house.
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AN ALLEGED SAMPLE MERCHANT
M. Echelberger, charged with selling or
offering for sale goods, wares, &C., by card /,
&C., without a license, in violation OF city
and state revenue laws, had hearing be-
fore the police court this morning, and was
discharged.
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IMPORTANT TO RUIT-GRoWERs,
SOMETHING RAREi
BEST FRUIT CRATE KNOWN /

The "OIIFTON FRUIT CRATE" OF which
r. X. Georgia Co. are the patentees, is pro-
nounced by the Potomac Frnit-Growers' Soei-
ety the best one known to them. 1t is now
manufactured at Clifton and at Accotink, Fair
fax county Virginia but the demand is so
great for this light, useful and popular article,
that those factories cannot begin to supply the
demand and Messrs. Il. B. Georgia Co. are
ready 10 make liberal terms for right of patent
to those who may desire to manufacture at any
other locality.
Can or address the patentees, at Clifton, Fair
fax county, Va. au 6-dlmw3m.
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CONNECTICUT.
Arrest Of Italian padrones.

New HAVEN, August 26.-Two
Italian padrones and six boys were
found in Oak street last evening They
had recently fed from New York. The
padrones were brought before the city
court, and their cases continued till Sep
tember 1st. They were placed under
bonds Of 81 900 each.
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ACCIDENT.-Sam Herndon, son Of
Captain Herndon, Of the fire department,
while at work yesterday as carpenter,
on building on the south side of the
basin, fell from the scaftolding, fracturing
his left arm and otherwise bruising and
cutting himself.
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GRAPE BOXES.

The subscriber is prepared to furnish Grape
Boxes of the most improved pattern, and Oh the
various sizes needed for the shipment of grapes
10 the Eastern and Northern markets. They
are made of the best timber, and two years use
has proved their great durability aud yalue.
They will be furnished on liberal terms. Eariy
T. W. PORTER,
nv CIV Charlottesville, Va.
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WILLIAM @. KENNERLY, an inde-
pendent candidate for representative from
Clarke county in the next legislature of
Virginia, has discovered that debt is the
great evil Of the age, and there upon an
nounces his platform of principles consist
ing of one plank-that is the enactment of
statute which will sextinguish and wipe
from existence all credit in Virginia, public
or priyate. ~
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MANCHESTER. "A casual visitor to our
sister on the southside will be struck with
the air of peace and quietude ttat reigns
there. There are no roughs there, and
the few disposed to raise distul bance and
fracture the peace stand in wholesome dread
of Captain James A.. Lipscomb, the very
efficient superintendent of police there.
Manchester is certainly well ordered COM
munitY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. !.
GRAND FANCY AND FULL DRESS BALL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27rH.


The propries5rs of the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs will give a
GRAND FANCY AND FULL DRESS BALL
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 27.
The Fancy Balls of the "White Sulphur" sur
pass in brilliancy those of any other fashiona-
BILE summer resort in this country, and the one
in preparation promises to eclipse all others
Never before in the history of this National
Watering Place has there been grander repre-.
sentation of the wealth, beauty ana intellect
from all the States.
RICH BANQUET will be served on the occa
sion
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PORTRAITS OF THE CANDIDATES.
Messrs. Rees q Co., the well-known pho
tographic artists, have taken four life-large
and very exact likenesses of Messrs. Robert
W.. Hughes, James l.. Kemper, r. T..
Daniel and Robert L. Withers. The re-
spective friends of these gentlemen will
know where to 60.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

CHARGED WITH FELONY. Edward
Robertson, charged with assaulting and
cutting II. w. Woodbridge with a hatchet,
was before the police court to-day, but on ac-
count OF the absence Of witnesses the case
was continued until Thusrday. The accused
was bailed in the sum Of 81 900.
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CITY NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY THE CHE

. LIIOCAlL MftSOt EN- ENlS b1 TIE vi t'o
APEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.--The
great Chesapeake and Ohio company are
making many and great improvements in
their railroad and at their depot in this
city. At present very large force of
workmen are engaged in building a large
coal dump or coal stand in which the coal
which is received here for freight bound
north, as well as that intended for the deal
ers in this city, viii be deposited. Immense
quantities of camel coal are being received
here every day. Although the company has
laid down about six or eight new side tracks
TO accommodate the immense number Oi
freight cars which are constantly coming
and going, still there is not room enough.
1t takes one mans time to do nothing but
stand by where every car is shifted, in
order that they may be placed in tracks
accessible and in such positions that they
can be moved out easily without being
tangled. When the tunnel is completed all
the coal which is now landed at the depot
will go right through TO Rockets and there
be moved either to the coal-yards in the
city, or TO the north, as the case may be.
AT present there is a difficulty in securing
vessels to carry away the coal, but it is
thought that this will not last long. The
camel coal sells readily in this market for
sl2 per ton of two thousand pounds.
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CAsTORIA.--ls more than substitute
for Castor OH. 1t is the only safe article In exs-
tence which is sure TO regulate the bowels. cure
wnd-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant To take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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OHIO.
Fire in CIncimnati.

CINCINNATI, August 26.-Blotz's
malt and ice houses, with large quantity
of beer have been destroyed by fire. The
latest estimate places the loss ut 100000.
Insurance $226, ,0Oes
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MATERIALS. Large letter-paper and en-
lvelopes to match, aud very large writing,
are now fashionable, on Paddy's supposi-
.tion we suppose, that their readers are
deaf. Let it be insisted, however, that the
postoffice nor the letter-carriers shall be
enlarged, for the fashion will pass away
in few weeks.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

Mr.. John @. Ettell, of Newark, re-
sembles the Emperor of Germany so
strongly that Mrs. Belmont asked to be
introduced to him ON account of his per-
sonal majesty. This is "too thin," alto.
gether. ~
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SENT ON.-Martha Peers, charged
with stealing silver watch, of the value
Of $40, from the person of Henry Pryor,
was sent on to the grand jury of the
hustings court by Justice White to day.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 26.-Mr. Marsell, the
poslmaster-general, has rendered his resig-
nation, but at the solicitation of Mr.. Glad
stone, consents to remain in office tempo
rarily..
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

TILL THIEVES. Two little boys were
tried before Justice White this morning,
for robbing the till of A. Brayi, confec-
toner, one of whom was ordered to be
locked up in the First station for twenty
four hours, and the other was sent to jail
for fifteen days, this judgment was meted
out no doubt ON account Of their extreme
youth, neither of the boys being twelve
years of age. Parents should take warning
from this, and keep their boys out Of the
business streets, as the best of them are
liable to fall into temptation, commit crime
and "bring the gray hairs of their parents in
sorrow to the grave.n
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

A MOLE IIILL.-The chief of police
while in attendance at the police court to-
day, overheard some colored people talking
about some one being whipped most un-
mercifully at the city Jail last night between
the hours Of nine and ten o'clock. He
promptly carried the parties who were con-
versing about it before the court. The
court, after hearing the statement Of the
parties, asked the chief to accompany the
jailor to the jail and investigate the matter.
They retired, and in few minutes returned
with the party that had had the drubbing,
who proved to be the man that had escaped
from the chain-gang and was recaptured
last night. As he showed no signs of ill
usage, save partially shaved head, and
made no complaint of i'll treatment, the
justice deemed further investigation unnec-
eSsary.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August &c. On Sunday Sc
veres engagement took place near Estella
between :, 900 government troops and 5000
Carlists, under Ola. The Carlists were
defeated and Ola wounded.
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HOME AGAIN. 1.-THE weather at
all the springs has been uncommonly cool
for couple Of weeks. The fashionables,
thinking winter is come, are already sing
ing, "home again. preparatory to moy-
ing on the lowlands in force. This leads
us to observe that there is one very excel
lent thing involved in a trip to the country.
and that is the prospect Of getting back
again.
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CONFERENCE.-The case of Richard
Booker, charged with stealing $l5 from
the person Of F.. w. Linneman, was con-
tinued in the police court to-day until to-
morrow. The accused was committed to
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QENTAUR LINIAfENT.

C'ENTAUR LINIMENT.--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CERrAUR LlEIMRNT will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue. and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
This is strong Ianouara lint In
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-26

POLITICAL NOTES. The Republicans OF
jackson ward. met last night in the Third
street Methodist church and effected the or
ganization of the ward for the fall campaign
by electing the following officers: President,
Josiah Crunp; vice-president, b. l..
Braselman !; secretary, John G. Baugh !;
assistant secretary, N. V. Bacchus; treasu.
rer, DIR. Henry Mosby. Executive com
mittee--Dr. Henry Mosby, James III.
Baugh, N. v. Bacchus, N. P. Vanderyall,
John Oliver, Royal White, W. s. Seldom,
Taylor Fitzhugh, w. G. Chapman, Josiah
Crump, president er-o6icio. Mr.. r. M.
Manly was elected to fill vacancy in the
city central committee caused by the resig-
nation of W. Reed, esq, who is suddenly
called from the city.
Richard Ramzie, treasurer Of Essex
county, has come out boldly for Hughes.
Ramzie has heretofore acted with the Dem
ocrats and was elected by that party.
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND MAN.--The
Washington Star Of yesterday contains the
following account of the death Of j. Bryce
Williams, formerly Of this city:
"The friends Of Mr.. John b. Williams,
the well-known house painter, doing busi-
ness on Virginia avenue, near Seventh
street southwest, were shocked yesterday
to hear Of his sudden death, which oc-
Cured yesterday morning, at his residence,
No. 407 Seventh street southwest. On
Saturday night about eight o'clock, while
sitting with his family he was seized
with stroke Of paralysis and lin
gered until 2:l5 o'clock yesterday morning,
when he expired. Mr.. Williams was SO
years of age, formerly Of Richmond, Va,
and had been resident of this city for sew
eral years, where he was highly esteemed
for his integrity of character and many
good qualities. His funeral takes place
this afternoon from his late residence, and
will be attended by Harmony Lodge No.
2l, X. p, Of which he was valued mem
ber.D
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6.vV WILL PAY FOR COPIES OF THE
Oil SEMI-WEEKI.Y STATE JOURNAL
or one year.
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Charlottesville is shipping thousands
Of pounds of grapes TO the northern mar
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The Warrenton Tragedy Unlsappy
Ending OF q .'Spree''-IIOw a Young
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