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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-17

AMUsEMENTs.-P Parade and review of
First Virginia regiment, 2lst.
Kate Putnam, bonnie Kate, is coming.
Blues ball, 23d, at st. Adams Hall. y
Company CPS ball, Monticello Hall,
Oath s... .-. t.Is.atf ,-.t. .iH d
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The EPIzooTIC.-Thisd disease is again
raging amongst New York city horses. 1t
is to be hoped it will not come this fal
South. .ssv..+,,F7.t
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" INTEMPERANCE."-- This will be the
subject Of a lecture by our youthful fellow
citizen, Thomas r. Evans, ESQ.,, at the
Virginia Opera-house tonight. Kessnich's
band will discourse fine music during the
evening. Benefit Of the Temperance
library. g,gr ,g,y
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NOTE IN FINANCE. An impecunious
party being applied to this morning for the
liquidation OF an ancient obligation, re-
piled, {" Paul may plant and Apollos may
water, but neither can pay note in bank
unless they have the money" The party
of the other part left suddenly. " 80
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CTG EACH WEEK. Agents wanted
pf q particulars free. J. Worth & Co. st.
LOUIS MO. ia 2l-lstk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Byn w. G. FREEMAN'S PAINT SHOP
at No. 15, Thirteenth street, between Main
and Cary street, up stairs. ja6-tf
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POLICE COURT.-Justice White dis
posed Of the following cases in this court
to-day:
ll William Moseley. abusive language, fined
90. "-- - :,
Charles Flanagan, abusive language, fined
50.
Martha Miller, indecent language, fined
$3.50. :
Jane Davis, abusive language, fined
$3.50. En-
Lucy White, drunkenness, fined So.
Tom Cosby, stealing, jailed sixty days.
A bevy of dilapidated looking colored
damsels, commonly known as street walk
ers, were discharged with an admonitlon.
SENT OWN. Washington, charged
with cutting John Williams with knife on
the night Of the 21st of January, with in
tent to kill, was sent on to the grand jury
of the hustings court by Justice White this
morning. The knife with which this deed
was perpetrated is about one foot in length,
| the blade about one-half as long and one
| inch in width. It bears the marks o.
blood upon it up to the hilt. The handle
is made of a deer foot, and has horse
shoe ION a small scale) on the end OF it
| lQ6 DdCk. vi Inc huilO hao % SoAh 49,
upon it. All in all, very formidable
weapon in the hands of a dangerous man
| CoLEMAN's. CAsE.-The case OF "
| D. Coleman, charged with purloininl
bonds and other informalities while sec
retary of the board of the sinking tuE'
commission, was called in the police co ur
to-day. The accused appeared and wa
committed to Jail until Saturday, to whic
time the case was continued. General b
T. johnson is counsel for the prisoner.
, DEDICATION OF A HALL.-The ne'
7 meeting-place of the Good Tamplars, o
: Broad street, between Ninth and Tent
streets, over the Howe Sewing MachiT
0 office, will be dedicated tonight in publ
f with appropriate exercises, includlr
: speaking by DIR. Edwards and 9TH
o clergymen of the city. aa.s
ACoUITTED.--J.. Richard Molair, tol
merly of Alexandria, has been tried IN Ma
=. chester for an alleged attempt to poison b
"a mother-in-law, and acquitted. The writ
,e has known 'sDick Molair" for forty'eig
n years, man and boy. and believes! this We
II J;nt = ~ ~ concIueion in the premlSeS.
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Rag SEINE THREAD. eNpa
My second supply of SEINE ~
THREAD has arrived. recommend the same
to all FISHERMEN and DEALERS IN SEINE
THREAD as the best and finest ever imported.
call from all those IN want is solicited, and
satisfaction in PRICE and QUALITY guaran-
teed.
PATENT AND SOFT SEINE TWINE,
SEINE LINES, SEINE CORKS, CORK
WOOD, ROPES, COTTON YARN for sale
cheaper than ever.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer of Seine Thread, Nos. l705 and 1907
Franklin street
Haul Seines made to order at factory prices.
ia 2-3m E
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL meeting
of the I. B. H., held at their lodge.room
on Friday night, the following resolutions,
reported by committee consisting OF
Messrs. s. Taylor Evans, Goodman Davis
and e. Forrest Pecor, were unanimously
adopted: a a ss q.
"Whereas, 1t has pleased an all.wise
Providence to remove suddenly from our
midst by death our beloved friend and
brother, David NJ. Rose, and while as we
desire to express our regret at this our un-
expected bereavement; therefore, be it
''Resolved, That in the decease of David
M. Rose we have lost kind and true
friend and brother, who, while living, en-
deared himself to all with whom he asso-
ciated.
'Resolved, That we sympathize with
the family of the deceased, and tender
them the assurance of our unfeigned SYM
pathy in this our common affiiction.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be transmitted the family, and also
request the city papers to insert the same"
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
following business was transacted in this
court to-day ,rtase gyfs an IA s,t,,rt
a0WyuH VS.. Deidpidh0y appooi fioluSou
to decree of the corporation court of
Alexandria. d 40 .45as hgst s.ais g..1
Marshall, trustee, VS.. Sinclair and ais;
appeal allowed from decree of the circuit
court of Fauquier county.
Alvis VS.. Toney and ais; having been
compromised, dismissed by appellant.
Staples VS.. Staples; motion to file petit
ton for rehearing denied. 0a 81 lul..sa
Higginbotham VS.. commonwealth fully
argued and submitted. 81
Town of Danville vs.. Sutherlin motion
to docket case ga. b." submitted and
docketed. nll
Scott vs.. commonwealth; petition for
habeas corpus denied. 81.
The court adjourned until the 9th day of
March, having disposed of large amount
Of business.
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The Gladstone ministry to Resign.

= HAVANA, February l7.--Senor Moro,
chief surgeon of the army and president Of
the Republican club, has been sent to
Spain by order Of the Captain General.
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DIED,
the llth instant. Mary ANS.

beloved daughter Of BarthoIom !. and Nsrctls Nc.
fully % attend her funeral, Friday. The
dence Of parents. ioss Fourth street northwest
CLEMEETs..on "Wednesday. the 18th instant.
~ pro.ongea Iness' ALofsics CLEAESrs' In
ni iansrs Hsi place from the residence Of
west, at sp. m. on Thursday, the nth instant.
COLLIHs.-fehrusry 10 at 10 o'clock, JOHN
County Or Limerick. ireland. parish Xst.t.%. and
resident Of Washington for the last twenty-tLrec
His funeral Will take place from his late residence,
~ Third street, between q street and Msssachu-
TIC frienSs Of the deceased are Al invited g his
funeral.
cAYERoN;-In Gso.gstown: on the 1oth instant,
c: Cameron. In ne eIehtieth year q her age.
The runsfs VIII take place irSm the resdercs Of
sf1sr1oon, ths 1s.. instant. Friends are respect
CRoGMAN:-On the morning Of the 10th instant,
SARAH CnoaHAN, beloved wife Of the late John
Her funeral will take place from No. "a Virginia
avenue southwest, on Thursday, at 2 p. m. Friends
DKWITZLEBEN.-sud in Detroit, Mich.
ana eldest daughter Of Frederick and Els. cadiip
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
dooDRICH..On Tuesday morning, February
GoopRIcn. in the sixteenth year OF lis age. ' -
Friends and relatives OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, which will take place to-day,
the residence Of his father, No. 81 Third street
southwest.
LEONBERGER.-On Wednesday evening, at 9
o'clock, r. MARY LEoNBERGER, wife Of john
Leonberger, in the forty-sccond year Of her age.
quested to attend the funeral from the residence of
her husband, corner Of Ninth and streets.
(south Washington,) ON Friday, at 20 o'clock
p. m. 80
RYAN.-On Tuesday, the 10th instant, after q
prolonged illness, JULIA. the beloved wife of
land, aged twenty-eIght years.
The funeral will take place at 3o'clock on Thurs
23C5 III street,
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FREE CUBA,

When it is remembered that the Cuban
instruction has waged with unceasing
vigor for nearly five years. it mus: be ad-
mitted that the insurrectionists, notwith-
standing the discouraging circumstances
with which they have been surrounded,
nave proved themselves to be earnest
patriots and deserving of the success for
which in their struggle they have the
warmest sympathy of the American people.
Hampered and restricted as our Govern
ment has been by the laws and customs of
International reciprocity, it has been unable
to respond to that sympathy with the ex-
pressiye force and cordial Endorsement that
It has merited. Nevertheless, the leading
officials of the Government, including
prominent members of the Administration,
are unanimous in the hope that such turn
pr affairs may occur as will warrant direct
Interference, by way of belligerent recogni-
lion Ut otherwise, in behalf of the insur-
gents. The President has been repeatedly
urged to take action in the premises. Con-
Eress has been petitioncd time and time
bgain, and the journals of the country, of
every political creed, responding sensi-
lively Unpopular feeling, have eloquently
plead the cause of free Cuba for years
1t required more than the usual amount
Of hrmness in adhering to the strict de-
mands of duty, on the part of the Admin.
lstration, to Withstand these powerful in.
tiucnces. The natural impulse of the Amer.
lean heart is to sympathize with the under
dog in tho fight " 90 to speak, but when, as
In the present case, the weaker party began
. seemingly hopeless struggle against mo-
narcllical power, that sympathy became .
moral force. It is true that in the swiftly
changing tide Of affairs in Europe the gov
ernmcntal system of Spain has been 50
transformed as to materially modify the
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WE WERE not q little surprised at the selec-
ton of Mr.. Cox, the low comedian of the
House, by the Home Rule Association, as .
speaker ct the home rule meeting to be held
this evening at Lincoln hall. To be sure he
has protested . wondrous love for the Irish
people ever since his coming to Congress from
New York city depends upon their support.
This affection did not exist when Mr.. Sullivan
Cox wrote "a Buckeye Abroad" certain pas
sages of which book little Sammy has squirmed
and squealed and lied about, in explanation of
them. We hope some honest Irishman, some
one who is too wide awake to be bamboozled
by sammy's hattery and pretensions, will call
upon this newly -nedged Irish patriot to explain
whether he still considers the Celtic race the
same '4rreclaimable whisky drinking Irish"
they were when he wrote his book. His
audience, too, might like to hear from the vir-
tuous but sore-headed Cox as to whether he
still holds to the opinion that 'Catholicity is
not compatible with the virtue of . people"
Earnest home rule Irishmen cannot consist
emily listen to Mr.. Cox until he crises to ex-
plain" We suggest that he be called upon to
do an
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= II 4 IL
Mr.. Corcoran and the edith of the sds-
psndsst With Tie shase ofthe dScaiosqe
marked. which, il our memory s~vs US
correctly, runs somewhat \, this style:
Thou shalt not bear ialse witness sgainst
thy neighbor." II the Gard of Mr.. Cor
coran and the Chronicles Of the Plymouth
church may both be received in evidence
the diagnoses indicate slight dose Of the
Independents favorite panacea a. necessary
in each case. The hAsts exhibited By our
Christian brother of the Independent 70 take
offence against his Washington contemporary
is a unaccountable - It ct first appears un-
christian. Is there not some woe declared
unto them by whom offences come among
the brethrenf 1r-.a.yl
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The business office of THE REPUBLICAN for
The present will continue at Tenth and ID
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice will be given of the removal OF the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
building. -.-
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB-
rHGlN

The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
is now ready. and may be had 1t the Pub
lication Office, corner Of Tenth and D
streets. 1t contains full epitome Of the
proceedings in Congress up to date; also
full reports of Department and Capitol
news, highly interesting story, and q
large amount Of well-selected agricultural
and miscellaneous reading. TIE WEEKLY
has eight pages Of solid matter, and is one
of the best and cheapest family papers now
printed in the country. Persons tempo
rarily residing here should send it 70 their
friends at home to keep them advised of
what is going on at the National Capital.
Price two dollars year. Single copies for
mailing can be obtained at the Office in
wrappers.
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THE English editor Of the Times, it will
be seen by extracts in another column, is
profound admirer of the British constitu-
ton, opposed to equal sufrages, Free
trader and Democrat.
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THE attention Of Mr. Jones. one OF the
principal proprietors of the Times, and who
Is now in Washington, is called to the opln-
Ions of his English editor, expressed only
five wears ago
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SILICA PIPE.
SILICA PIPE.
To Capitalists and Others,
FRo9PHC
or THE
WASHINGTON SILICA PIPE COMPANY.
President and Treasurer,
WILLIAM DICKSON.
Vice President.
COL. W. W. Walden.
secrsGlncry,,

W AS11N0lVN S1L1CA L II = OVMI An xs
WILLIAM DlCKsON. =
COL. W. ": " w WsfHShHbEs.
J. ssse s. So2h.
RICHARD hHhsiasE Fai;yi.roS ESQ.
cH SSgrf!s' ". GEsH EGEiHsffifi;
CAPITAL '''''''0' E II 400 SHARES or ''0'
ohnees Of the Company. ss Four-.ndsarhaif
BSal WORK.: '00r 10 inc
Tss co%g.ny !, SrF,n,sS under ne Laws OF the
tarins .swes arain %ates .nd Other ppss. r.
ys.; kISSTs H. Ss Ss
:.d is Inc s.;ss g.
~a ot ss e.
the material for the manufacture OF which; can b.
fHs ppe Is %ad. of I'M auea At high
temperature, and cast In metallic nioulds.
ready Sery sna use
ne sste..i 1. IN me mSnids, ss..;as
siseen 70 Unity days IN their construction. '''.
iron. and strength, rus
Ing successfully pressure Of $50 pounds to the
square inch, against Is pounds for the vitrined
For sidewalk pavements the filing will be fur-
with those q presen, charged for she ordinary
w
of the District of Columbia Is but In its infancy,
that the great cities Of Baltimore and Richmond
plans for such sewerage, it must readily be con-
coded that, from the demand for, and the cheap
ness and quality of, the Silica manufactures,
coupled with their exclusive rights under their
several patents, opportunity Is offered to capi-
talists and others which has no superior - an In
yestment. ~.
The Company propose, for the present, 10 call mp
but thirty per cent of their capital stock In three
payments OF ten per cent. each, TO be made IS fol-
lows; Ten per cent. ON application, ten per cent.
thirty days after the subscription books closed
after.
The subscription books ARE NOW OPEN at the
Company Offices, No. 208 F0ur-aRd-a-hslf street,
where sampes OF the Silica manufacturer, from the
works Of tic United States Silica Pipe Company Of
New Yofk and staten Island, may Be tnsPecfsd,
following form may he used In applying fer shares;
To WILLIAM DICKSON. Esq:,
Treasurer Washington Silica Pipe Company,
No. aS Four-and-a-h,lf st., Washington. ID. c.
Please allot - shares Of the Washington
Silica Pipe Compauy's capital stock, for which
forward herewith -, being ten per cent. Of
Signature In full: --
Residence: --
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THs protectionists in Congress can &C
count for the position Of the New York
7Vmss by perusal Of the opinions of its
English editor upon that subject on our
first page.
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AFTER ALL Jennings has excellent rea-
sons for refusing to be naturalized. Read
the extracts from his book.
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MARRIED.

sKINNER-GIBBS.- February .. in Framing
ham ham, MNsss;; BY Rev: I; r. Eastman; j., MI;
Miss SARAH +. GIBBS, OF Framingham. Mass.
WHITE-SULLIyAN.-O the stl, instant, by
the Rev. Father McGuirr. at Ct. Aloysius' church,
MICHAEL WHITE and Miss Bridget SULLIVAN,
both Of w Shingfon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SAMUEL G. PALMER WILL CONTINUE
~ the business lately conducted by Palmer &
Green, and solicits continuance OF the patronage
literally extended heretofore, which he will en-
ness In all its branches. sAM'L C. PALMER.
GEORGETOwy, u. O., Feb. II, 1874. fel2-zt
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The work originally published under the title Of
Tar NEW AMEEIcAS CicLorGDIA was completed ed
has attained il i. parts e ne Uniisd states and
the signal s n.ys ns drss9 n1ce IN
dneed ths e... and ynSlissr; to submit II to An
tor entitled saa az TEH XsNnicXs GScIorEpI
II the sss tim a sSs
new Work eHet & rsfsrcnss an imperstse saat ~
The movement OF political Affairs has kept pace
sppl,cason e he useful arts and The
convenience and refinement Of social life. Grrat
yolying national changes OF peculiar moment. The
sis war h Of our our own ne aa was sr e ITS
ofcommercial and Industrial activity has been com
accession; te our h1o.Isdss
The great political revolutions of the last decade
with the natural result of the lapse Of time, have
brought into public view = multitude Of new men,
arr in =. n 81
Great battles have been fought and seges
81 e ss U IN s
publications Of the day, but which ought now to
In prep.rins the present edition for the press, Ii
has accordingly been the aim Of the editors to bring
to sns q .ns the
cent dssoycries In SCIENCE Of every fresh Hrodus,
orgnai record OF the progress political and his
The WORK Ss. been begun after long and careful
preliminary labor, anu Win the most ample To
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None Of the original stereotype plates have been
used, but every page has been printed on new type
plan aud compass as Its predecessor, but with fsr
greater peculiarly expenditure, and with such Inn
provemehts In Its competition as have been sug-
gested BY longer experience and enlarged knowi-
fhe illustrations which are introduced for. the
first time in the present edition have been added MOI
ucidity and force to the explanations In the text
They embrace all branches Of science and Of natural
history, and depict the most famous and
the various processes of mechanics and manufsc-
lures Although for instruction rather than
establishment, no pains have been spared to insure
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCL0PEDIA.
.. Nev Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the sbicst writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, and illustrated
with several thousand Engravings and Maps.
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LADIES' GOODS.

A61nO. M. a. DO1191A0O
COZ NEW YORK city,
Has her BRANCH HOUSE here opened. Ball
Dresses constantly received. No. SH Thirteenth
trcet northwest. jal:-eotf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rUURspAY MoRN1NG::::::FRBRU l., ISL
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rHEREv1SED PRAYER ROCK OF 17ss.

Used by the Reformed Episcopal Church. Is cts.
Autobiography and Memoir of DIR. Guthrie. q.
Thc Ancient City. study on the religion. laws
and Institutions Of Greece and Rome, e. 50.
The Word Of Life. Selections from the work ofa
The Christ Of God. Ry Horatius Bouar. A1.25.
WM. BALLANTYNE,
ia2 g., Is Seventh street.
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TIE REPUBLICAN, HAS A LARGER cIRCU-
LITIOE T,HANANY OTHER AORSI6G fAFEh
I'm THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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UNITED STATES DIGEST.

FIRST SERIES. A Digest Of Decisions Of the various
wit ~, tne gSisea states, from the Earliest
l2yoiumes. Royal $40. G.D per vol. compris-
one Volumes Of the United States Digest with
Careful Revision, and Important Additions. BY
BENJAMIN VAUGHN ABBorr. Issued quarterly.
Vol. now ready.
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LITTLE, BROWN / CO., Plhlilans,

febl2-st ITO WASHINGTON STREET, Boston.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
y TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
The Columbian College ct al. VS.. D. r..,. ~
zsBH I,s Essisss Of ST. Eoe{s.
This cause has been referred the auditor to state
account Of the assets In the hands Of Zeph Eng
lish. executor Of John Withers, deceased, not al
ready accounted for, and account Of distribution
To the parties entitled to the fund. Therefore, tile
hereby notified to appear before me, on W EDNEs-
DAY, the 18th day Of February, 1874 Ut II O'Clock
.. m. Of said day, at my once, No. 80 Louisiana
avenue, Washington city, and be heard touching
ROBERT LEIGH, Auditor.
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ZINE ANANAS.
Very nne and sweet Havana Oranges,
Just received.
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
febl1-3t AO4 Ninth street northwest.
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KEa FIGS Is CENTS PER POUND,
20 pounds for t1.O.
Large hue grain Figs In layers, f,nry cartons,
oyals, &c. MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
fehll-3t AQ6 Ninth street nnsflNest.
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ANDAGENTS.

HANSON A. RlSLEY, THOMAS C. cox,
Attorney and Counselor For seventeen years In
at-Law, snd late Assis- the Department ofState
tant Solicitor Of the and late Seer, tary to
United states Treas Mixed Commission on
ury. british and American