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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.

\ dispatch from Jackson, Miss, states that
the House of Delegates io.a body accompanied
the Davis investigating committee to the bar
of the Senate Yesterday, aud made formal
impcachment of the Lieutenant Governor.
The case was set for 10 day. 4 dispatch from
New Orleans StaIes that the scheme for the
Impeachment Of Gov. Kellogg seems 10 be get
ting weak Ii is Understood maj orlty OF the
Conservative caucus rpp,se the Impeachment
Of Gov. Kellogg.
Sbad aud herring from North Carolina have
reached Baltimore 10 limited quantities tnls
week, Chi fy from AIbemarlc sound, aud were
sid a prices av raging $50 per 100 Tor shal
nud So. 81 per 100 Tor herring at whole SAFE
III. Moth Caroiina fisheries will commeDce
az, raliou, By agreement ~ Thursday neXi.and
therc will b. is many p ra0nS employed AS lI
former years. List year one million NORTH
Carolina shai and many more herring were
sent 10 BAlt'more.
a dispatch Irou Tucson reports battle on
Jaou4ry It, between the Sonora revolution
lists anu tue State troops near Alamos. The
latter were routed. pursuit resulting ln seconc
fight, au1 another rrvU!uuonlst victory. Inc
latter have concentrated 500 cavalry neal
Concarl.
}. j. Weed and George Taylor, attorneys
Washington, D. c., recently indicted at New
Orleans Tor alleged clmpicly in an alleged cot
ton CAIN fraud involving S3ST,OOO gave bal
IN Washington yesterday to answer 10 Slo'oo'
each.
The bill to abolish the death penalty 10 TIT
State Of Maine aud substitute lmprlsonmeD
and hard labor for life has passed the Senate
by a vote Of Is to Il. The measure had pre-
vlously passed the House.
&c ,rge Webster, manager OF the Aentuck.
State Lottery, was found dead yesterday IN
ditcb ucsr MS residence, in the suburbs 0
Louisville. HIS horse aud buggy were fount
near at hand.
Ii is now certain that Geu.ral Cowen will re
tire from the otic, OF Assistant Secretary o
fhe Interior. There are 60 inrimatlons as Il
who vii! succeed bin.
The commission in iunacy have acted IN DR.
iIeImbolds case, deciding the doctor Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1876.

The meeting of the members Of the bar in
the Uoted States Supreme Court room, yes
terday, TO give expression to the general regret
occasioned by the death of Reverdy johnson
was attended by many of the chief men 10 the
profession and in public life. The Washing
ton Tribune says: The best eulogy was un-
doubtediy that of ex-senator Carpenter, who
presided. Senator Freliughuysen spoke judi
ciousIy aud gracefully, as he always does CD
such occasions Gen Garfield made the point
that the great lawyer, like Charles O>Conor,
Reyerdy johnson grew nearer the popular
heart and conferred in himself more Of the popu
lar sympatkies than lawyers did 10 former
times He also showed that the great Mary
lauder worked out bis grand success by the
law of toll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
CONGk ESS.

The following proceedings Of Congress yes
Gsz-tta Of that day:
The Unitcd States Senate was not in session
yesterday, having adjourned over I'LL Mooday.
The House OF Representatives was occupied
10 considering the bill to reorganiz. the Judi
ciary aud e. ;'~hing Courts of Appeal to re-
view cases INVOLVING less than $4,000, aud to
consider Judgments 10 criminal cases. All the
amendments to change the locality Of the
Courts OF Appeal were rejected, except those
changing the locality from Albany to New
York, aud Louisville 10 Cincinnati, which were
passed. PeuGing g motion to or Ter the bill; TO
4 third reading the II use aGj ,urned ill to-
day, when the session Is to. be tor genera de-
bate. Should the bill to reorganIze the judi
ciary pass OF which however there is SCme
doubt. Richmond will be one OF the places IN
which the Cour, Of Appeals sill De held, as
Richuuod is in the original bill.
The BABcocK TRlAL.-In the B.bcock case
at s. l. ,uiS, yesterday, the case was closed as
ar a. evidence was concerned Judge Porter,
To- the defence ad ,raSscd The Court, and de-
uauded verdict OF aequittal, claiming that
there was nc question but for the Couri to ac-
quit the Defendant He gave numerous au-
tnoritics for such action. FOL. Brodh"ad, for
the defence, claimed tnat the decision Of The
ca e properly laid with the jlry. The point
was decided by the Judge against the defence.
1t was thea settled that the argument OF the
case would commence to day BY The prosecu.
tou, ami thu Court adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

Re ELECTION OF JUDGE LowE.-Ihe Gena-
raj Assembly of the State, yesterday, re elected
Judge E. NJ Lowe, who, as heretofore stated,
had been previously nominated By the caucus
OF The Conservative members, judge OF tue
Corporation Court of this city, and by SO doing
bestowed well merised compliment upon an
houest, capable, and efficient judge, gra;ihcd
bis numerous friends, and afforded satisfaction
to all who have business relations With the
court over which he presiies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

G.. w. Carleton l. Co., OF New York, will
publish 10 few days, the first monthly num-
her of a new Periodical, entitled Record Of the
Iear-beng sort Of Reference Scrap Book,
or Record of nearIy every important event DUR
log the month worth pres ,rviog; together with
u care.u selection of the choicest current mis-
ceiIaoy all properly lndexed. The hTst num-
Der will contain foe steel portrait of the late
millionaire William B. Astor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
EtE ED.

Ii Giles county. Va a. the residanc % her
son, Cept Dav!d A. French, February :, Is i
,Lrs Il. d. FRENCH, in the G9.h year ol her
sao.
Many hearts sigh Mt the death of one SO be
loved ,.:!d long sill be tie years ere lingering
tho hts o CT her departure will ccsss to gather
IL the mimi, and recall mclnorl : whiIh in life
and death bespesk An example pure AMI bright,
and lovely. sons and dau, bte-s from far and
nigh were witnesses OF u scene indcscrlbably
| pr"uti,u aild .rd from lips resigned those
last memorable words My Father has c Jme"
| hu: passed from earth to hoav en- me II those
res plc1den: j3wcs which no aGorns IS .vi@ur' 5
crown.
TIE pen VI Inc most gifted writer won !ai
10 deli1aatc charac. or so spotle s. and words
! hIcn nd eulog!Z- the de'u seem j. idle
drrtrns %. glory ua:.ycalcd. Those VITO knew
her b :. loved her most, but those VINO knew her
little loved her mu.n fuss .Ssed OF winning
N .Gners, All atitcipnato, gentle and cheerful
disposition, unoen'!;r 9, integrity, superior and
towering intellect she lived life OF uLseitish-
| mes. perfect and beyond dispute
Rare Qualifications comrningliEg with Chris.
Ian grAc"s eGUbtet ard b"au.ltiei her walk and
conversation. Her thou thtulness of others Der
bid ling All, ron the mos humble VII )m she
knew last, "ng farewell; dying without u re-
gret, except that she IN gh. have saved other:
If III trouble, mark characteristics almost divine.
Her GaIne, now SO sw' e. to nany. wakes n thrill
that 10 ai"men:o can repiac., aud unLl! years
2h.l! have rolled away h"ver can those bereaved
g,thc. 81 tte "cid home once so bright, aid
not hear, in faGcys ear, that voice ringing in
III ii: winch swcc..y greeted the meeting OF
dis porsed chi dren. But now sne has gone, and
forever; 3ut gone in the hope Of rcsurrecton 20
life ever ,asting. L,ttho:e who mourn their loss
s,!.d no t"ac over the vlctor,s grave, but strive
th.: their t:.t=r end may De like hers, looking
forward t That rcIniDu in the MANY MAJ
ms whore parting will be no more, and trial
AID I'll rtio: vial vanish, and enduring rest and
psScu y, IA rrirn SUPREME j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

The war in Spain is rapidly approaching Its
eGd The Carlist Junta are preparing 10 seek
refuge with its archives 10 the mountaiDs. The
Afonsists are sheliug Estella, where the Car
lists seem 10 be hemmed III. Alfonso Is about
assuming the command of his troops, with
Geo. Quesada as Chief OF Staff.
The French steamship line will resume their
weekly tlips about the lst of April, and for the
convenience of passengers and freight will call
at Philadelphia on their way to New York.
Ii is stated that the Austrian Governwen,
has sent an order Of exile to Carolina! Lodo-
chowski, who is now a, Leubelg, Austria, I'LL
The editor of La Republique Franchise has
been sentenced 10 uonth's Imprisonment Tor
attacking Minister Buffet.
Legitimist, Bonapartist and republican meet
inrs were prohibited last night d, MarSel!lcs.
The Danube is overhowng. Frcshets are
reported also throughout Germany.
THE FORMER SHERIFF OF ALEXANDRIA
CoUSTY-R D. Rutiu, formerly the colored
sheriff of this county, but now a member OF
the House OF Delegates, from Dinwlddie coun.
ty, has been 10 the habit of drawing his pay
daily, aud one day last week went TO the dis
bursting officer OF the House for his six dollars.
b. mistake he received Instead of six, thirty
six dollars intended for another coorcd Dele
gate, whose account is kept 90 the page of Mr..
Critienden's book next TO that OF Ruffn' $. To-
stead of refuudlug. 1t Is reported that he.spent
the money, and when called upon to reci!y
the error, acted 10 a mluner unbecoming an
l. E,,. ,,S III f., lie,
he had TO give an advance order on his pay to
make the amount good. He arose in the House
thursday morDlng and attempted an explaua-
tioa, which few seemed to understand, and
which the Speaker ruled u; Of order. MIR.
Gordon, Republican, afterwards moved the
appointment cf comm ttee of five to lnvestl-
gate Rutias conduct The resolution being
adopted, the chair appoin'e ed MessrS. Gordon.
Howard, Giddags. Broadus and Ralnes, who
met yesterday morning a. $50 o'clock, when
Mr.. Crittenden, the paymaStnr OF the House,
was present aud testi6ed.-Rich. Inquirer.
CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST JUDGE
WYLIE.-Mr. Holman presented in the House
of Representatives yesterday the petition OF
Captain Albert Grant, who asks the Judiciary
Committee to Investigate the official conduct of
Il On. Andrew Wylie one Of the judges of the
Supreme Court of the D strict of Columbia
GRAFT has beeu litigsnt here for years, and
his cases came betor, -tye as the Judge Of
the EQUITY Court, aud he charges the Judge
with having, through corrupt motives, and out
Of spirit of malice and prejudice, tor two
years, followed a oe of conduct which depriv
ed him of getting justice There are fourteen
charges and specifications, all charging corrupt
motives, malice prejudice aud other uojuiicia al
conduct. -Wash. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

The bill appropriating $4,000 to the Unl'
versity of Virginia, when it came up 10 the
Virginia House of Delegates last Thursday,
received sixty votes to thirty odd against
it. As MIR. Bagwell, its patron, voted no. 10
order to move reconsideration, 1t only acked
six of the constitutional vote required to passit.
1t was subsequently, reconsdered and passed
by. The Richmond Enquirer, says: Its friends
thiok they can get the requisite votes when 1t
comes up again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

1t is understood in Washington that the
resignation of Gen. Schenck as Minister 10
Eagaud has been placed in the hands OF the
President, and is at his disposal, but that be
may not accept it until after the report OF the
COMMITTEE 90 Foreign Affairs shall. have ex-
au,ned into the Emma Mine scandal. The
State Department is now preparing the papers
on that subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
E!,e 22d.

70 the e,litor Of the Aiecnud,I Ga=ette
Peas ,uggSes 10 your valuable paper that
th. - be observed as Close hohday, 50 that
al! u pioyccS can have al opportunity OF join
itg 10 ,nc celebration. 1t is TO be observed as
sucn 10 New York and other cities. Hoping
y1u will ueulion it, remain yours &c,
A SUBSCRIBER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
II 4 isa ED.

In this city, on the 18Th inst, ut the residence
81 The bride uaren,s, Uy the Rev Mr.. Waugh,
Capt j. "A JDE rs. t. Miss EN- VI a Y. h ii
EESON, daughter o: }. ). Emerson, All OF this
city.
[Lynchburg papers please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

\ druHkoo man was lyiog 10 bar.room ID
Macon Keeper proceeded to ,jact him. saying
"a he did so : Il want you to get out Of my
bar room" TO which th" topper !mcwhat sar
ca~licalIy responded An | wantcr get your
'Gtcrpai ole bar room outer NE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

S. j. R. White, independently has been cleo.
ted to the Legislature in Caroline county by a
maj ori,y of one thousand over \. 4. Spitz,r,
Radical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
AEGir aL

VIRGINIA: in III Cisr>'> flee of the
Y Cooperation Couri Of T. city It AeXaa-
dri., Oh the 18th day Of Februrry. So: II II
haynes vs. IL V. trandaIl ana :, III Cr"':tal,
partners doing business un.e' iE" sty!c o.
Crandal Brothers, trc$psss -. the cnse
Memo I he object of It's slit Is t" recover Of
the defendants tie sum of i've hUDG'"t I'D
sixty dollars, with interest," from October le..5
and TO alta ana ,uhiect TO the pas .. cnt &. n
same their estate or c ab:s tu" the:. in the lily
AlcXsa-r.n.
The Ell, rd..,lt- 40; h>vin= enter {: .1eiT
appearance and given security, according L.
the act Of Assembly and The ruiz. o! :As
Court, and i! appearing u affidavit tna; ,n"y
are not res .icuts Of this state, 1t is ordered That
the said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication Of This order, and 10 what
is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed in n" AlcXandrla Gazcttc, II newspaper pub
lishcd in the cit OF Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks nud posted ~ the irpa.
door Of the Court House OF this city. a copy.
test: MORTON MAX r., C!crN
d. L. Sno1t u ii .rh l"-, ~
NJ ORE oEAcONhBLh DEt q 'uDa'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

FAST FREIGHT The Virginia Midland rail-
road are COW puttog fast daily frcights through
botn ways to and from Baltimore in splendid
time Freight ID the evening leaves here and
lands 10 Baltimore Dext morning 1T s.: Il. N.
Leaving Baltimore at iO:lU p. H., it reaches
Lync:uurg the next morning.. This is q1ck
tl;u@, and places the NJ dand roud ahead III the
RAPID t.4rsit of freight between the points
nlua... Ulder the able management OF Col.
Fmcacre the Midland road Is o,'"rmoa one OF
the U-st III the couatry.-LyuchJurg STIR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

ZEN Y Z TX BAhhk'o RYE WHISkEY
a is the best and purest For sale by
oc! Is geo McBUkNEY " SON.
l. LtsUSEE E-l0 bois, 10 degrees just re-
IL ceveL ~
go Ia J. e. Il L. AILBUkN.
D1lME VALENCIA ORANGES just re-
L ived BY
feb Ii J. G. i L. MILBURN.
: FRESH LOT OF CANNED TOMA-
II tees jus. re. eived, which will be sold
cheap leo ii GEO. McBUHNEi i son.
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW BUCh-
"A WHEAT received to day by
oct II D. &. j. F.. MiLBURN
D1NEAPPLE, EDAh and SAP5AGO
4 CHEESE for sale by
oct Is GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
TRY OUR FIFTY CENT GREEN TEA.
a feb Is J. Z. j. E. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

The Cashier of Kern Valley Bank at Bakers
field, California, was overpowered and chloFo-
formed by burglars who had broken into the
back, and robbed of S27 900 90 Thu sday
night The Cashier was found iusensloie yes
terday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

rLD PORT, SHERRY and MADEIRA
~. VINES, Scotch " .i:kcy nud Holland
Gin, III store and for safe Oy
nov % L B. JAW son u GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

yTTINDOW GLASS-A large supply Of 62o
w ska andluxl2 il store and Tor sale u;
loves: market rates.
,.h lU JANNEY s. ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

y ROOMS of medium ana best Qualities, mHoe
D Of new Broom Corn, for satc ~ reduced
prices by
ian j. L. ~ b. NJ i.BO ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

DORDEAUN pRUNG>, and Inc>t Lon! Z
ID layer. loose Ml.c..tc. ;.il,: Naloac'" "'''s
l.s re.vy eli ~. day by ,.,.,,
dec 10 y. I. " y. hiLh : NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

LENN'S SULPHUR So. P. new rem"
VI dy for Mi skin diseases Also Carlo lie S""i
OF Various KINDS just received by
feb j l. ). LEtDBE TER s BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postotlice
February 10, 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they al adj
vrrtscd and give the date of the list.
Ii not called Tor within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Atweil. Miss Eliz beth Morris, Mrs NJ .ggie
Bland Nelson Moore, Mrs lizzie
C.ubn, Mrs NJ .ry N1dne, Mrs Anson
Carter, Iarre. i!pndlke Samuel
Colts. Miss Harriet Row" Mrs Maggie
Cru en- Gl,h-slrn Robinson. Mr.: III .ry +
Dudley. Mrs Annie Roberts, Miss Mary j
Dean Mis-: Willie, : kess!man, John
Du.sney, NJ s VI t Stodrri Windsor
Dean. Hiss ii title smith. Mrs Betty
Evans, Cap Frank Scott w
Fineg.-, Peter Taylor, Mrs Sarah J
Finn II, las + Thompson. Mrs lucy
Carmel. Mrs Cars, z Tayi,r. Miss Haanan
hal!. Mrs Eliza Wilson, D
Hendriken. Michael Yates, Mr.
Hanna John
feb l9-lt WV RERKLEY, p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

4 VERY HINDSUME LINE OF la
Il DIES SCARFS, l. zee BOYS and olG"r
goods Tor Christmas just opened At rcdG- q
prices.
dec Is d. 4. SLA I vi A IL TX ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
bulge Nic0a'S Case.

The Hous. Judiciary Committee met yester
day afternoon at four o'clock, aud resumed
without coucludiug, the examination OF W. g.
Lipscombe A question propouuded by the
counsel for the prosecution aud objected to By
Judge Ncol, was referred to full committee
This question had reference to an alleged diff
Guilty between Nicol and the witness, growing
out of the removal OF the latter from his posi-.
ton as deputy clerk of Prince William. Sum
mopses have been executed 90 witnesses who
have failed to attend, and rule was yesterday
issued by the Committee aga inst them to show
why they ssould not be fined and attached for
their Contempt. This rule vas m1de rcturna-
bic Mouday a. ten o'clock II which hour the
committee adj raed.-Rtchmond Eaquuer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

ACTS APPROVED The Governor approved
the following acts February Il, l>76:
To provide for tho working OF roads in the
courtes of Shenandoah Page Al! Rockin gb IN.
TO authorize the trustees OF The Third stree
African Methods Episcopal Church to borrow
money, and cxccutcA deed OF trus- secure
the payment OF the same.
To protet i>h in the north branch Of the
Shenandoah river
To incorporate the Free Will Benevolent and
Cemetery Society OF Front Roya., IL Warren
county
For the relief Of the suretie$ OF j. =. Go.liday,
lata Treasurer .. Shenandoah equity
To incorporate the Vest Point Commercial
Company
To amend the Charter OF Blackshurg.
To incorporate the Rrosd Creek Toll dge
and Tu-Apike Road Company.
To amend the charter OF the town Of Darvllc
by the addition OF q new section 20 come 10 ~
ter section 81 OF sad charter Is sl:'end"d b
act of the Geuerai Assembly passed december
Is, 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
COM M EKGHAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Feb. 10 The narKe,
for Wheat remains without ma riai change
since yesterday offerings o; 49, bushels, with
sales of red at 1873, 1877, l36 and l40. 1924 bush
els of mixed and 81 of yellow Corn were offered,
with sales of the former at %, 81 and IS, ard of
the latter Mt So Offerings of ia bushels Of Rye,
but no sales reported.
.--.---.---..-zs--a.-
PORT or ALEXANDRIA FEB T. Ig.
sun rose ............6 45 Moon ris:.s" ..... 3 il
sun sets ........5 AZ High wHt"r......... i &C
AE.tr :aL.
Steamer Lsdy Of tho Lake, Norfolk, to f 4
Reed
Schr u Richards. Washington, to Amer.
can G. al Go.
Schr y B Steelmsn. Washington, to Ham,
shire and Baltimore Coal 60.
AILED.
Schr NJ Richards Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
,;chr D y :>;eelman, Norfolk, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Goal 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

nLD TINES COME AGAiN-Wc ar" sci.
W ing the best sew Orleans sugar "a - per
h. Look IL sample IL our show window.
ian2l GEO McBUHN hl y son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

pE,HTIFUL FALL SHAW - trotre
D styles aid very Yopu NJ ,,..
b + BrASNEhk,
onn 30 lnH hlng Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19
To the Editor Of the Eaquirer !:

SIR: When charges are made against any
one, the public are naturally iDcIlucd to give
credence TO them without waitiug Tor proof, and
such has been the case, to some cxtcut 90 the
part of the press, in regard to the charges
preferred against Judge Nico, OF Prince vi!
liau.
Judge NicoI's known record should at least
have protected him against any pre- judge.
meut pr,judicia to him as AZ officer OF a gen
tlemau.
Judge Nicol has been upon the bench six
years. During this tim 20 Que OF bis DECISIONS
has been revc.s,i. Such record as this not
only proves him To possess ability. and thor
ough knowledge Of The law, but purity Of char
acter, at least until the contrary Is established.
Allow me to say, should the present lnvestga-
ton deyelope shade aft ct:og his moral or Off
cial status, it will surprise those most who
ln,w him host JUSTICE.
Prince William Co., Va, Feb II, 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

pAlSlNS. Currants anG Cl,7o", 1e!ht''!"'. ID.
IL Fiavorlng bxLract-, Cooking "'hes M"
aadies or sale By ,....-,.,
nov Z3 4. 3 La " CIV ." w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-19

4 ME GREASE, IL one pound boxes M.
N thirty pound kegs. for sale al !Hc:oTs
t,.h II 4. LAWSON x co.