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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

THuRsros'a Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
beat DsntrinoS In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound aud healthy.
JouvEN's Inodorous XII Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known.
THoMPsoN's PomAde optims ID exquisite. It
AOftsns, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

The IOIIoWInK RenUemen Ware pIaoed IN nom
John Il. johnson aud v. A. Boswell.
Mr. Boswell who bad entered the room and
taken seat on the platform, arose and said he
alternate. All he wanted was 10 see Justice
done the colored man. He hal no deslIe " 70
as alternate, but he intended 10 20 AA spectl.
tor. He was somewhat surprised To md him.
self placed IN nomination, as he had early 10 the
day handed q comm nloAuOn 10 friend OF his,
To be placed before the Convention, asking that
his name be not used.
Mr.. X. W. TOmpklns handed tbe communion
tIon 10 the chairman, aud stated that Il had
been 10 his possession all day, bot In the excite
ment he had neglected. 10 present u, A. an act
read. by consent Of the convention u was read
as follows
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Msssrs. I.Ntlmsr \ Cleary will comm eneo the
sals Of ts1ss bsautlful and costly pal ntings OF
Mr.. D. Gales, " philadelphia, this eve ming, at
$50 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

N UHpER Lost aud Found" will be seen the
Advertisement Of Mr.. jerome b. StillsOn, the
we'll known journalist who has lost fAyotite
SettsT dog. whoever returns the dog will be
| ~ norousiy rewarded.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
100000.
THK BALTIMORE
Weekly American.
THe PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THEwERKLY AMERICAN 1, especially adaptsd
70 ths wants Of passons ding In losnst Villages,
aud the rural dlatficts ID contains all tina lmpurtAnt
Kdllorlais pnbllahSd In the DAILY AhShIuAH. sI.
oopt those 81 nicely loesl interest," tosether Iith
pam mari q The prseeedlaIs o. o2nssss. sna ne
oabls aud atsamaTi Local and GENERAL lnteliEsnoe~
The subscribe 70 this payer are !efy
large. Not only IL the sabsohptiau price ven low.
GREAT PREMIUM LIST
s9a,.lr. EIiiy Flr.l,ess. iilslss such 4, s.WIha
MAUHtaFa, OiDER PRnNSk EAhh bkLl8s
AoRiUULTURAL lKnLEh knTb, OPERA
oLABsks. MAGIC LANTERNS, Ao'' Ao' 40.
TERMS OF aUBsCRIPrIoN TO THE
WEEKLY
Ore CODY for AE months ~
Ono copy Tor Ono
hik oop % Tor one
Tsolve copies tot one Bear .....,...s......s
fitson oopisst e oa0 IoIs ~
Iusny sopiss ior one IsAf,...,,.''.'''''s.''''..
Tuuny i've coples Tor one pear. ~
We will uh THn wEEKLI AMerIIAH 9Th Heos.'s
RsSai RsR Yorker 10 Oas yoar iof the sum OF pAoS.
BAInpls Copies aont Free Address
CHAs. q. FULTON a. SON,
I2a and Ias W. BaltlaeTo street,
BRitilnere, Md.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

"Mr opvIoE" on the corner Of Seventh and
4 streets, has been opened BY Fritz sohAible'
bsttsr known As "Our Fritz" who formerly was
bartender for Charles II. Miller at tho Kloman
House. Fritz has every element OF popularity,
aud Wo may safely predict that "My Once" will
| he n most succoIsful place Of resort,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
[TNITED srAGss PAThsT 3 SF 4 w IA, ia,

fpTd Nos YorE " ayas loI ,hs eIssnsi,g q pstsnt
,snr ~ t,.a disI,ona numbered tl0DL t7dl, the
iash daS II FsbTaaJ, MA tor "a imPIoy msnt " Tar
Mss;Is, V: same h1''Ss been Pa''n''d tn hAsiIHo'
M erasTsd that The te.tu,onyin he ease be slo.ed
6lins Hrsuman u and the IAntnsrp report be
N he as q aRs sss ssa h ssst SAID 20
Az gsrsou MAJ spRoi. shls sslsPilS a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

UNrrHD SWAshi ans Is B. o.. FssSaSrJ p lsls,
on tNs petition "a x u. sntrn q Barren httshs,,
Ers1tSd o bin on de 40 dAI % May, is5s, Tor "a
imOrsVemsnt In hSulng Maohlneei
IL ordsrsd that this lnonI IN the ease Pc closed
an 10 III day 81 ApFn nsIt thai the upe tog
hng Snta and the knAminor repolt BE- hmiteI
Ia me lfh daT 81 prl 1e1t And that said notion be
hssId on the 18th dAy Of April nent
ka NV ND. Ltoukrf, oonmilsloAsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
IINlrED srATFs PATENT OFFIOR,

WAsHISoris, u. o., Fob. q, lsIa
O9 the Pstitou q Lkwl. MILEa q As5ssii 0nI q
hin on the lin day 81 MAJ isia, To- al improve
m9nt 10 Haaof uuarda Tor hArvostorat
ID L ordered that the tsal0ay 10 the oase % CLOSED
on the 9th day of Abhl nalt, that the une ios
hInN aFElmsntG aud the hnamineT'a tepTi 20 hnlt-l
70 the igh day ~ April neHI and that said potltlon
BE- heard on the 9Th dAy 81 April na1h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Tho fact that Cummlns, ss2 seventh street, Il
nov prepared to SuPPly The

Doors AND SuOEs,
having recently laid In an lmInunae array OF all
Htylos u the best makers only, and great many
"a less than cost the makers,
Tbs ms any readers Of this Journal, and the nu'
msrouS friends VI Mr.. o., VIII surely apprscint .
this fAct,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
pmIIIED TGSLEz REPAIRED.

DIILIAHD TABLES RKPAI1BD.
Tue SnApFtiGnsd beg leave 10 inform Rqalamsn
hsvlna ulafd Tables that they prepared 10 take
10 o.Tom. In ths bed possible mannsI. Tables cot
dOsn soavsEtsd 70 e,Eon s es ssn1 . tas fAeeoV
MILLER 4, JONks.,
propHotoru Billiard aud bAmple Rooms NationAl
sSH, v, 0Oiaadsr. saosss.O' % Phsisa fool.ed~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

aFS sYsBEE S0sS PIsFs
BKpnUARr 10, isla.
tor on Jane Aotoa, diseased, the Hdmlnistrator
Aforesaid has, With the Appreciation Of The saprsme
pointed Thursday. me 5th dAy Of March.
a. 4, isfl, Tor the AaAl .sltls'asnt, sd dls'
and q the s..yl "a band, z. far =. the s.m;
-hsre All NE creditors and hus Of said DECEASED
notsd 70 stsnd, With their claim. prop y Voqshed,
or thsy may othsrWae b. Law DO eKolded from all ben
sht ~ sAid dsosAssda eatAto Provided copy 81 this
order be publshed ueok for three weeks In the
REPunIicAR d svious TO the said dag,
TsstI A. WEBSTER. Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
Flour and Feed.
Loan Offices.
i \ ThE SUPREME SSyTIS3FT aE DisfEi0T


IN THR sUPRRMR OoURruF THK DlsrRlUT
L or OOLUhbIA.
' MAJ, a." :'S"a.s a@ Fa"S,
William D. webb, the trustee appointed In this
OoaTt having reported 70 ths Ooart that he has sold
lot and part Of lot 10 sqiA ~, y yarstopler
mack, IT,, and . In Wagner at aud IT, the price
Gnd SUN Of e60O, and ,hai $40 have com
D led ult the tartus OF Aals, u IL ny tue OSurt or
dared this 9oth dAy Of JanuAG, isif that The aid
sale be. tud ths an: Y hs,shy. ssunsa aad esn,
% o. bsiSfs ne FIRs { MONDAY 10 March pest.
Provided oopg % this order be published In aomo
nSSspapsF publishsd IN The eiti Of oys,
DAY In March. .
BIZ the Ooarti A. "fIh'
Auus oopI-Tssti. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
m Tuu OVVfO1 ar rIIn uTuINTTu.

Tho Regis or Of the Treasury, $4,000; assist.
ant register g. b00 chief clerk, tsOoo; two chiefs
OF division, at t2,t00 eachj ave clerks Of class
ave at " 700 each; seven clerks Of class four, 81
each; nine clerks Of class two at o. 400 eaoh ten
clerks Of class one, At VI 100 oachj twelve copy
lsts at 600 each, one messenger, $500 and 'fOur
DOrlofs Mt hIaO each.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

The Fourth Auditor Of the rroasary, st,soOi
chief clerk, ", 500; three chiefs OF division, At
"a 100 each three assistant chiefs Of division, At
t1lOO each; three clerks Of class I'VE, At ", 900
each; three clerks OF class four, At o. 500 eAchi
ten Of class three at o. 60 eachi ten clerks
Of class two, At d, 400 each; fourtson clerks Of
class one, at u 100 eeehi seven oopysts, At teOo
senKer tT2O; and three pOrters, at tT1o each.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

The Third Auditor OF the IruAsuryy shooOi
chief clerk. d, 500; four chiefs Of division, at
~ 400 each; four assistant chiefs Of division, at
=. 100 each; four clerks Of class ave, - t2,vao
tweuty four clerks Of class three, at t,oOo eachi
ninety.tWo clerks Of class two, at tl,1J0 eaehi
aiIy clerks Of class one, ~ 81 2O1 each teu copy
three Assisuant messengers, at tT2o each, aud
nVa portera ut tT2o each,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

The Second Auditor Of the Treasury, tt,Sooi
chief clerk, tlsOg; fOur ohisfs Ot division, At
~ 400 each; Tour assistant chiefs OF division, At
i2lOO each, tour clerks OF class i've, At e2,0OO
raohi twelve clerkaof class four, Al u 500 each;
torty.iOuF clerks Of class three At u, 90 eaohi
one hundred and nfteen clerks Of class two, At
h, zoo each; slEhty-slx clerks OF class one, At
Sl2O each; one messenger, ESQ; hVo assistant
messengers at $40 each; and seven pOrtors, AZ
BID each. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
IN THE oHYIcE og TuK BiFrn AUDiroh.

rnn r,mh oy h,S,,o, ~ ~ T,saSpry' 4. soo.
chief clerk, tl,s00; three chiefs Of division, At
t2t0O cash, three assistant chiefs Of division, at
" 100 EACH three clerks Of class rVo, at ", 900
each; four clerks Of class four, At 1850 each
four clerks Of class three, at " 600 each; Mus
clerks Of class two at ti 600 each; twelve clerks
Of class one at o. 100 eaohi sir cOpyists, at 800
each; one messenger, $50 and three porters, At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Msssrs. West, Boswell, Middleton. Oommo-
dore, McGTeW, Branson, Bland, Coma, d, Qreeu,
Berry, A. NJ, Green, MAnshsld, Davis, Worth.
lnEton, Taylor, MOssby, Dyer, Fisher, Free
man, Walker, LsIlarnss, Tompklns, KsnAush,
Bowen, Russsll-25.
For j., NJ. Lingston-MOssrs, Emery, Wall
and SettleA-3
For John r. JOhnson-MosSrs. Nelson and
BoWen-2
The chairman annOuncsd the vote, and de.
elared that MsssrB. John y. Cook aud A. X.
shepherd, having received majority Of all the
District IN the National Convention at PhllA-
delphla 10 June neI. The announcement was
received with applause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

The Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post once
Department, VI, 800; chief clerk, t2,sOoi eight
ehlof clerks OF division, At u, 100 each; eight
clerks OF olAss Ave. At " 900 each, twenty clerks
Of class four at tl 500 oaoh ferty clerks Of class
three, at 81 600 each, ntty-twO clerks Of class
two, At tl,lO0 each, twenty-five clerks Of class
one, at 81 DO EACH nfteen Assoftera Of money.
orders, at 400 eachi one messenger, At $40
hitsen porters, At tT2o each and one female
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

n. W TOmpk'ns
MY DEka sIRi II my pane be mentioned in
tho convention one Uf the delegates To the
PhiladelphlA Convention, l authorize you 70
Withdraw II, and ask that my friends support
John y, Cook, esq aud To relieve the minds VI
some oredulous friends, want II distinctly un-
derstUOd, while recognize In Charles sumner,
the great champion OF human and civil rights,
recognize In the person Of u. & Grant one
| who faithfully and Implrtially executes the
laws, and think II due 10 hln that he should
| again receive the nomination for the ONCE Of
| President; and while / thlnk this hope that
| the great party OF which he 10 At the head
| will, Instead Of making war upon I've friend,
turn It's attention TO It's enemies, and that SUN.
| ncT, Grant, Logan, Fenton, Trumbuil and
SehurE will strike hands with each other for
good, aud make the election Of 1874 RePubll-
| Can success indeed,
Respectfully and faithfully yours,
=. A. BosWRLL.
Amer the reading OF the letter, at the suggs'.
tlOn u several friends, mr.. Boswell concluded ~
allow his name 10 be used, and the vote was
taken.
the nrst ballot resulted Cooke, 40 Green, sO;
| johnson, ~; Boswell, ~ $500
M BoIWsll being the only EsntisnSn who
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Messrs. Allen, y asry, settle, Bsail, Collins,
Williams, j. II. Books, Laugh lln. Cook, Chase,
Jos. brooks, BAylsy, Boston, Nelson, Hurdle,
Bliss, Julien, kirby, Duckett, shepherd, SeltS,
Williams, Hicks, Gibson, Strong, CJwan, ysna.
n 90 AAauaa-qQ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

CHIEF 81 500; nine clerks o. class i've, at $1,000
each; slI clerks Of class four At tl,so0 each SIX
clerks Of class three, At 900 each, AZ clerks OF
Al N, 100 each; ave oopyia ., al $40 oaohi one
messenger, $50, two assistant messengers, At
6T2O eaehi PROVIDED, That the Bureau OF Stats.
lies thall b ono OF the bureaus OF the SoeTe,
JARVIS once, and the employees herein provided
fortt shall DO merged With aud form part Of
that once.
See. q That the amounts appropriated for
several Ofhoes thereof, for the hscal year ending
June 30, 1878, shall be applicable 70 the payment
Of the salaries herein provided for, and such
SUN as may be necessary In addition thereto 10
hereby appropriated,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
F SHgS sF ~ Tvs 81 PISfEEEEES

Iou,. sohvins, dsfsndanL '" ~.
Ga motion o. me Plaiatla. b. aso.Gs Mason, ne
attorney IL nrdesed thtt the deienaant o.Sss ar
rule daJ OooaFiOE forty dap aisI TITS d.y
H. Inc Omit MAoAErHUN, Jpsues.
Copy Test a. j. MGls', OiSFE. fsoso.rusw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

''shs h,s g,ndsrfui tila,, fpr the s.rssr shs has
marked out "--hs,s TorL Hsrald.
"shs erhrbits upusnai stfehR,h, talent, and oonh
dsnoe. '-Ns's orb Hass.
Ssh. "a eAArrniaH sioo ilioni,t."-S.w Tert Son.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

| The Commissioners VI Customs, ave thousand
dOIIArs; chief clerk, three thousand dollars; Two
clerks u class I'VE, at two thousand dollars each;
| two clerks OF class four, At one thousand eight
hundred dUllara eaeh seven clerks OF class three,
| at ono Thousand sig hundred dOllArs eaohi nine
| clerks Of class twO, at One thousand fOur hun
dred dollars each; six clerks Of class one, A one
/ thousand two hundred dollars enehi one mes
| SynKer eight hundred and forty dollnrsi and one
| porter seven huudrvd aud twenty dollars,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Mr. A, NJ, Green aud others addressed the
convention during the absence Of the committee
on credentials.
Mr., A. =, Pratt, superintendent Of the build
Ing, sent note, which was read by the CHAIR,
stating that the hall must be vacated At .
o'clock,
Mr. Joseph Brooks said that Mr.. OtdHay, Of
the TWsntisth district, had made an attack upon
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

Tless,s. so osp,.i reserved s.st. rs cents, to be
had ~ Fihs' ausio store
Rs.dips, % commence a, y o'sloct. osrrisg-s nag
be otdsred a. 40 o'oloeh. ts1pA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21
DIED.

On the Dist, Mr.. HARRISON BRADLEY,
in the 18th year If his age. Gr His friends are
invited to attend his funeral, from the NJ r..
Church South, on Saturday morning, I'D, ut II
O. clock.
At the residence of her husband, in Middle.
burg, on Sunday, March II, 1872, Mrs: SCSA
w. NOLAND, wife of Major Burr T. NoIahd'
of Loudoun county. Clothed in the spot',i,
robes of her Saviour's righteousness, sustanr'
and soothed by an unfaltering trust IN nm,
when the silver cnrd WAS broken, the soul OF m
devoted wife, mother and friend, found a ret1g"
in the abodes of spotless purity, and now her
times ten thousand, as they cast their gitterIhs
crowns before the Eternal throne, saying
BLESSINGS, and honor, and glory and power; BE-
unto Him that sitteth upon the throne and 10
the Lamb forever and ever" T.
In Leesburg, on March 5, 1872, VIRGIN \,
Youngest daughter of Sarah Y. Cover and tn
late John w. Cover, aged l7years and months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21
Foreign News.

LONDON Mar 2l-A driving snow Storm,
the first that has occurred in fourteen months,
has prevailed here all the morning The city
is enveloped in dense fog: and at this hour
II SO D. H.. J the day is as dark as at midnight.
LONDON. Mar 2-rhe Mayor of Brighton
has informed the War Office that he can OBJ
tain sufficient ground near thar town for the
movement of large body of men aud i: is now
probable that the review vi the volunteers will
come off near that place 90 Easter Monday.
PARIS. Mar. 2l.-Owing to the remuneration
by France Of the Commercial treaty with Eng,
land the members of the Left, 10 the National
Assembly. have determined to favor "A tax on
raw materials The passage by the Assembly
of bill imposing such taxes is therefore GER
tain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21

Our LEGISLATURE as model, not only falls
far short of the standard of ideal excellence,
but even much beneath the reasonable expec7
tation of the people, Continuously, throughout
the session, each succeeding act has unfortu-
nately increased the distrust, which its labors
from the beginning were calculated to produce,
until now in these latter days it has grown
into feeling of marked dissatisfaction with
those who have been close observers, of its
course. And this is not the verdict of a harsh
judgment for when it's sins both of omission
and commission are seriously considered they
furnish cause for much just censure. So much
so that now it seems to have despaired of even
the hope of eleyating itself in the estimation of
the people, and discouraged from making the
effort to relieve itself of the weight of oppro-
blum which rests upon it, it is satisfied to oc-
cupy much Of its time in considerations of ques-
tions which concern alone the individual COM
fort and convenience of its members During
the period of the regular term it neglected to
dispose of many of the important questions be-
fore it for consideration, which rendered the
extension till the 10Th of March necessary for
the enactment of urgent laws. This extension
was consumed in system of legislatng in
keeping with its own peculiar ways, and thus a
further extension of seven days was found to
be necessary. That the whole of its work, and
much more could, and should, have been ac
complished within the first three months, there
can be no question but whether the necessary
legislation be accomplished by it in any length
of time if it persists in its present course is ex
ceedingly questionable.
The people will not understand and appreci-
ate the importance of resolution concerning
the Encouragement and re-assgnment of mem
bers seats, consuming any time of an extension
of seven days, which is claimed to have been
demanded by the urgent necessities of the
State, nor can they, under such circumstances,
see the propriety of recess to witness pass
ing procession in celebration of St. Pat
rick's day, however much they may be in SYM
patty with the participators therein. The Judge
who adjourned Court to take his children to
the circus, was not paid by the day These are
serious facts and it would be we'll if members of
the Legislature could view them as their con-
stituents do Nor is there any excuse for the
absence Of nineteen members of the Senate,
when it requires only twenty-five to constitute
a constitutional majority for the transaction of
business connected with the finances of the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21

The bill repudiating all liability for the one
third Of the State debt assigned to West Vir-
ginia, has passed the Senate, and having previ-
ousy passed the House OF Delegates now goes
to the Governor, who will doubtless veto the
bill, but there seems no doubt that it will be
again passed over bis objections This repudi-
ates the certificates issued under the Funding
act and known as the West Virginia certif-
Gates, and as West Virginia has declared that
she is not liable for any of the debt, this places
the holders of these certificates in rather
awkward position
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21
From New York.


NEW YORK March 2I-Last night Was one
of the ;oldest of the winter, very high north
west gale prevailing. 1t is clear and very cold
iris morning The wind is heavy northwest.
About tiiieeu hundred working men resulv-
ed at Cooper Institute. last night. that polill-
cans were enemies of the working CLASSES.
II i stated that the State Scnae Committee
n Eli : last night, decided to amend the new
charter TOR New I nrk city, by providing for
two board of Common Council: to consist OF
thirty membels each. six from each Senatorial
district. to be elected b. cumulative votes. and
to have the police, health aud fire commission
ers appointed by two judges of the Superior
Court and TO consist OF an equal number OF
democrats aud republicans. 1t is said that if
these charg.S are made the committee OF
seventy will liSGwn any connection with >nch
charter. ..
1t is stated Oh apparently good authority
that ex-C Controller Connolly left for the Isle OF
jersey In the English channel souc weeks ago.
and that he has since been heard from there.
Connolly son in-law. however. denies that he
has fled and his Attorney says that he knows
nothing Of his whereabouts though be Is con
tdeut he will b. on hand TO testify when his
case is tried
William Fullerton an ex-.Judee testified be-
FIRE the judiciary Committee that the fifty
thousand dollars paid him by the Union Paci
tc Railroad was given to the late James Fisk
us hush luuney in the settlement of Fisk suit
again, the Union Pacific Witness said this
proceeding was confidential at the time but now
hr felt that he could make this explanation.
Fax had declared hat he would probably Re
laughed IL; if ii was understood that he had Ia
ken that amount. A stenographer read from
notes taken in Judge Barnard court showing
the U.s. nI unbecomlng language by the Judge.
He had been employed to take notes by the
Bar Association. Several other witnesses were
examined. including Jay Gould but nothing
new ur Important was developed.
\ dispatch from Parker Landing. Pa, says
an enthusiastic ulceting OF oil producers was
held there yesterday afternoon at which
speeches We're made by General McClamont
and others in denuucia'nu Of the Southern
Improvement Company. y committee Was
APPOINTED to confer with President Garrett, Of
the Baltimore AMI OHIO Railroad witt the view
of extending the facilities Of his road to Park
cr'S Landing The committee were also au
thorz.d to go to Washington. The feeling Is
most intense against the company in this city.
to save The Southern Improvement Company
from uiSSoiutlOn ny suule CouIpfplHL>'. TIC
Scott interest. how; YER is ready TO cnt loose
from Vanderbilt and the monopoly.
The trial Of Mayor Hall in the Coiumou
Pleas Court terminated this morning and the
eleven remaining jurors were discharged This
was neccSsitated by Recorder HAckett yester-
day deciding that the court held by him Hack.
ettJ was regular. thus making the court held
by Judge DAILY, before which Mayor Hill was
being tried an illegal or unconstitutional one.
This ends fhe famous November term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-21
The M ArkeCS.

New YORK, March 2l-Stock> dull and
steady. Gold trm at q. Money firm at tc
l-32. Va. SKIES a. new 5j Flour steady.
Wheat is held at Ia2 cents higher. and very
quiet. Corn quiet at lc better
BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Ea. skies, coupons,
old, 52 do new, 50; do. consolidated, So:
West Virginia skies Is bid. Cotton dull and
nominal: low middlings 81 sa2Ia-nothing do
ing. Flour firm but not quotably higher. Wheat
firm and unchanged Corn steady: yellow
Southern 6IaG4; mixed Western-saes OF
10000 bushels in the elevator at g. 1921. Oats
dull; Western 5la52; Southern 54a56. Rye
quiet at 95al00.