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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared by Distillation.

Evtt5 plant aud herb that ytelds IT, medical ssssnes
t1!t Placed !a ~ improved s. and thefe mlnRlsd
over into ths reesiscr bearing viii Il The heating r..
stnesa Ut jatrs. e. these pans and hettn free sFo
tixs Hcd!es! con1tnenta of thousands OF pounds gf
ne!fM mar X cnndensca 4ntn VERY small compass. Ia
this way sautors liale u Cur aftr1ted Of the na.
srat!nk Northlchs fcautrs OF h afheF remedies, hls
s curative properties increased ftnf0ld It ID pUs.
ttartiy tat g:eaiest medlral triumph of The age.
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BALSAM AND PINE,

Tic healing properties of our own fragrant tsls +u
md phe ana TIC gum u tho Esst, !oo volt kn.xa
nx, sud s'rsnssacn!nk r'vpertles ~ known thou
important dlscasrrlcs In pharmacy their he aitnx aid
tsrn. .lhcnnH propertes trffutd ID tuEs
electricity.
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TWO IN ONE,

Thus combined .e have sxo grand medical agents N
one tscl of which r*rfomstts function and 1nttedJ
pFoduee notr cures than Auy i!nmsnt loua, wash pt
platter ever btfors compounded ln the history edi
tluc. TT onS. tsice, - cent?.
So1d hy Ill lrngktst and s-nt rsceipt Of Is certs
for 1ne 81. = fur hI, e. - for twelve, carefully
pFttl0Fs. u01tou, Mas.
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Each package contsins Dr. 6Rnfords Improved lohs..
Ing Tubr, with full dirrcttoas for u&c In all casts
lTtr. $lpo For safe by all wholesale and retail drug
gisis throughout tho United sta;es. WEEKS 4 rur.
TER Geaeral Agents and Shostale prugetstA noston.
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g, COLLIN s.
V0LTAIC PLASTERS,

An E2rrtro t:alvante MRtiety combined with
tho Gr!rhrnteI n ri roro ns Strengthen.
lug Platter, fornlln1 the brat Plaster for palma
q nd uEhcs In the World Of Medicine.
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ha tsartd back 10 him only AZ ths ve,y wont. The
lit,t and within had to By offered 10 Justice
Gu account Ut
the MpnERN ST. BARTHOLOMEW.
Brigham ionng intimated to the prosecuting on1ees
,yas ready to send Les to ths gaiows. That ofecr,
infcAt Of, breaking tho phalanx which had screened
lis Infamous crs fr0r The clear iIoht OF ia
fdf 10 long, took hip, at his word. Lea VA nut on
hit lfiui in the fall pf 1876. found uulitr by a
Mvempn Jury, under the wanuuntion VI Daniel
II. Wcls, une of the F1rst Presidency. and sent 10
The scatsuld. llo haa now bven executed,
So muet, tor tho way It waa DUNG. why It was
Gonp, and Willy It wnsn't done before,
Tile huWlIE derylal.eA 0! tho Eaat arc The coolest
md saxrst Of philosopher compared with tho duY-
1teas us the Mormon AIoiucl, Of twenty Year, ago
Tns North. American savage wa* gentle and nssr..
e!ful being compared with The canllnx praying,
dendlsa Thugs 1T tte Latter. D4y Church. Tls
Jrsufts were open and trustworthy In thrlr Alnt
ttraehtroua eourss u Brigham Young iu this nat.
by tho vsrslseat lying ''' = 6"' - '-~-'~
THE nE1sTLr c1iuRcn
hat seu i'm ohout thfs thing eycr since IL
iii, If Ike crlme thers ind thcn nsrnrtfstrd be
mi yrs ia larn If, iii ia ."t.ts ~ iii ~ rn,n
we're he u thou,apa timcs Wo1mpn Tnug viii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Hirginf8 News.

The entire democrat municipal ticket was
elected in Lynchburg yesterday. Bailey, dem
ocrst, for mayor, beat Burch, radical. by 260
votes.
Among the names mentioned for bishop OF the
new diocese of the Episcopal Church in West
Virginia sre tho following Rev Dr. Addison,
Of Washington, d. c., formerly Of Wheeling
Rev. Mr.. Greer, Of Now jersey; Rev. w. l..
Hyland, Of Psrkersburg; Bishop Hare and Rev,
Mr.. Eggleston, Of Phllsdelphis. It is stated
that the first council of tho new diocese will be
held in Martnsburg.
Thomas S. Atkins, NOW deputy clerk Of the
United States District Court has been appoint.
ed register in bankruptcy to succeed w. w.
Forbes, who becomes postmaster Of Richmond.
George Bottewell. residing near Richmond,
committed suicide yesterday by shooting him.
self with pistol He had recently exhibited
symptoms Of mental alteration, sseribed to in
juries received about the head SON months ago,
when he was thrown from carriage. He was
q man Of considerable means de leaves vito,
but no children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Foreign News.

The North German Gazette reports that tWC
German officers were seriously !l-trcacd al
Nancy on Monday, particularly By the soldiers.
The Gazette, commenting on the French as
surancas or pacific intentions, says: For the
present only one thing can be regarded as be-
yond doubt, namely, that the German Govern
ment deVotej the most serious attention 10 the
further development Of matters ln France. and
to symptoms Of my connection affairs there
may have With the international Society, AMI
especially with the clerical policy. TIE eager.
ness with which the French Government sends
assurances OF peaceful Intentions cauDot remove
the distrust attaching to the Influences and CIR
cumstauces u0der which Ike change OF Cabinet
was brought about The mixture Of ORGANISM
with UitramOnanlsm IN The new Government
is most suspicious.
The London Times Berlin dispatch says -
The Ministerial Post couteDds that the con-
splracy which upset the French Cabinet is
principally directed against Germany French
ornaments having been carried TO the highest
pitch the mask is thrown aside aud au ATTEMPT
made to profit by the latest European compli.
cation for gaining allies. What the monarch.
ical cOnsprators Immediately aim at is the res,
toraton OF the Papacy through the humilIa-
ton Of Germany" The Times correspondents
points out that tho Post is the same paper that
Two years ago published notorious sensational
article on the immiucnca of Var.
a Rome dispatch says "Signor Rizzi, Chief
Inspector Of Police at Lercara, showed much
6rmncss against the brigands at the time Of
the capture of an English subject (Nlr Rose. J
On the night Of the 18th inst. Signor Rz2l's
house was destroyed By an explosion of gun
powder. Himself his wife and two sons cs.
capped alive, though severely hurt. The house
had been secretly undermined
The London STANDARD says it is reported that
the Chinese Government is suspicious Of the
object Of the Spanish squadron which vas re-
Gently ordered to assemble 10 China seas, and
have ordered ships from the Foochow Arsenal
to Takao TO guard against descent on the For
mesa coast.
The Emperor Of Austria has conferred the
Knights Cross OF the Order Of Eraocis Joseph
upon FraDcis Thonat. Of Thouat Brothers, Of
Vienna and New York, in recognition OF his
services 10 connection with the American Cen
tenuial Exposition.
The strike of Golfers in Belgium is assuming
O serious character \ large force Of troops
have arrived. The cavalry cleared the streets
of Soaring. Some persons were slightly 10 jured,
and several arrests were made.
Wednesday night some Canionast couspir.-
tors were arrested in Madrid Documents iul.
plicatiug them were found upon lhc:t persons,
and they have been handed to the judicial al.
tborities
A new Ministry has been formed for tie
province Of Victoria. with MT Berry as Pre-
nier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
American Pilgrims. piig

The Popc received the An" Philadelphia
yesterday. 'EEc ArehbUIiness expressing the
read an address tool, Of the American Roman
devotion and affirming that the sufferlogs OF
Catho Jarc theirs. ard that distance Increased
tb,r devotion. Another Bishop read the ed.
dress Of tie Archbishop of New York express
ing he same sentiments. Subsequently piGc
of the Bishops presented the Pope with the
offerings CT their d!oceses, amounting 10 S25,
600. Other offerings were presented by rep
rcscntalivc OF American Catholic associations.
His Holiness, in reply, expressed his JOY at
secicg himself surrounded by the faithful who
had c1mc from such distant lands. Hc spoke
eli tie faith in the inta!libility OF the Ghurph,
and dwelt 10 detail upon the progress OF the
Church i1 America. He alluded to TIC pcrsc-
cutons to which the Church is subjected 10 Eu-
rome, aad in conclusion thanked them for their
otfarinas and gave them his blessings.
Tue London Timcs' Rome dispatch says
The American pilgrims who we're received By
the Pope to day numbered 80 eccesiastics and
80 ley members, and were led by the Arch.
bishop Of Philadelphia and the Bishops Of Al
legapy, Nacbitoches, Albany, Louisville, Gal.
weston, Detroit, Green Bay. Hartford and other
dioccscs. About $50 American Catholic resi-
dents and visitors were also present, With the
students of the American College and the
American students Of the Propaganda. Alter
an address they were presented TO the
Pope, who vas seated 90 the throne. His llo-
illness replied that he remembered how an emf
ncut Cardinal had told him at the commence
mcns Of his PontiGcatc that from America
would como great comfort to the Church. dc
now saw the tuflmcnt Of that prediction. tic
spoke in great praise Of the American nation,
the great things it had accomplished, and how
ia the 1ower Of its youth it had acquired
strength sufficient to arouse the Jealousy OF Eu-
ropean nations. Bat there we're errors oil youth
10 nations as 10 men, and he would remind them
OF two. He had noticed 10 them too great pre-
cpitancy in pursuit Of material things, aad q
too proud feeling OF independence. They
prided themselves on being republicans there
there was laugh, in which the Cardinals
joined but they must remember that ali must
bow the head to cutter Paradise. They must
be humble and not let material things interfere
with prayer. Hc blessed all American people
Catholics, that they might continue firm in
faith Protcstanis, that they might be illumi-
mated, and prayed that God might descend 10
abundance upon them all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

While the .car.ation tax is an excellent
measure for the State, it seems that it is some
thing like two-c6ged sword in its effects on
the politica! parties, as it cuts both ways A
gentleman who passed through Jeffersouton, a
village in Culpoper county, yesterday evening,
says that not siogle vote had been polled
there, both parties having forgotten or neglect
ed to pay the requisite tax. The richness of
this joke will be appreciated when it is known
that j effersonton polls over two hundred votes
chiefly conservative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

Mah;aoud Domad Pasha has been openly de-
ooupced at Constantinopolc as traitor during
4 nutlic discussion relative to the adTidabi!itY
ri recalling Midhat Pasha. Midhats recall IS
seriously discussed.
Prime, Charles Of R9manla - already ad.
dressed Iy his royal title 10 Kussaa olhcls'
documents
A VieDna correspondent teleg7sbhs that the
runors which are current there OF German no'
bil;zstior are traceable to the fact that frussian
Subjects vbo are liable 10 service as reserves
have received notice reminding them to be
raaap II ioju their regiments within four days
lCum the order Ct mobilization, il such order
shorI1 be issued. This notice only refers 10
Sjcs;ap regiments. This would point to Inn
i,cJ mobilization Oh the Polish frontier as
rrncan,;on in view Of possible Polish aglta'
| ton. ,,,.,oa far
Alexandria. The Egyptian contingent Will
Il il Stated that Abdul kerim Pasha' alter
o,rrisoninr fortrcsses, could only place at Inc
utmost IS, 600 men il the held
A small Russiau war steamer has been cap
urcd and burned by the Turks near lsIaed'
A cable dispatch says: The Gear Is about 10
assume the supreme command OF the army VI "
the Danube. The imperial headquarters WIN
first be fixed at Plocj est and will alterWard DC
moved according as the army advances. nc
Gar will be accompanied by nearly al Tic
Grand Dukes OF the imperial family VINO art
not already with the army IN the held.
!: A dispatch from Cousantlnopie says 'hat IL
CONSEQUENCE Of the Sofia demonstration yestcr
day q state Of siege has been proclaimed II
, Corstantinople and tho vicinity oil the city.
5 LONDON, MAY pa Vienna dispatch say
! there is not much probability that any oil th
. Great powers will raise objections to foumania
: declaration Of independence. though poSSiDi.
they may abstain from recognizing 1t I'LL "a
). general settlement at the conclusion OF Tue war
= CoNsrASTINorLE, May 25.-Ihe sheep Ia
J las been doubled as q war contribution.
An order was issued simultaneously with IL
nr,rI,matiou Of martial law, which lorblcs tn
i carving OF arms, authorizes domlclllary vls!'
1 Of thc notice 10 quest of arms, authorizes III
Punishment Of suspected persons without pft
vious trial, and !urhids the assem0ilngo OF cTo"u
Il in the Streets
About 1000 Soltas participated 10 yeSle
/. davis demonstration. The i've Soitas who WeI
admitted to The Chamber accused Hussei
h Pasha, the Commander at Ardahan, OF treason
!, ard demanded his Arrangement. ocVcrai oep'
j lies smoke, demanding ministerial changes, az
:. the arpciotmCnt to office OF men OF Eoo"n G
n paeity. cr,
& LONDON, May GA telegram rom Co
q stn1,innp!a SAYS it is stated here that Muhhts
r Pasha is marching upon Abraham, while Il
Il Russians ere rapidly advancing agalna! EFF
roJ,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

Senator Blai1c is on the most friendly, per
sonal and Official relations with President
HAYES and many Of those who were denounc
ing him short time since arc now seeking 81!
endorsement for the Offices they desire. Mr.:
Proctor Knott said that Mr. Blaine was ID
greatest rascal lie hal ever met IN h'c- ' ~
he is sustained in that opinion arc 'aDl'.'A,'
to whom the ways Of tb:: over the radicals
md rst snch j. his -,rcsldent of the country
as 49, Nor,h Id the hero of the Muligan
% Wv is 30 much power at the White
1u. rs as he is among the pines Of Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

prcsidcD; Hayes sdmires Gen. John A. Lo-
gan so much that be offered him the Brazilian
mission, which vffer the ex Senator declined.
The appointments that were rendered to Me-
Lin, Douglass, Chamberlain, Dunn and Logan
show what kind of a man the President is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

The Presidents efforts to create new policy
in the South don't seem to be very successful,
at least SO far as one OF the Southern States,
Virginia, is concerned, for the conservative
party, which has heretofore been little divided
10 this city, Norfolk and Lynchburg has, not
withstandne them, been reunited, and now
presents stronger front than ever before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

The Spanish government has psrdoned all
Cuban refugees in this country, aud proclaim
ton will soon DO issued to that effect; but "the
best government the world ever saw has not
yet psrdond its own citizens, who thought they
Were right in defending their States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

Sepaso. Alortoo has written letter, ID
which he maintains that kellogg Il en-
titled to seat 10 the U. s. Senate and
that Republican governments 10 Louis
japa and South Carolina have gone down before
an armed minority, whose threats of violence
were guaranteed BY 9 long train Of bloody deeds
in the past" but that as Mr.. Hayes could
not prevent what happened before his in-
auguratiop, and had to accept the sltuapon'
he. Morton, will support his administration.
The letter is Z long one and on the bloody
shirt order, and the :ruc meaning of ii is that
the writer OILY supports the President because
by opposing hin he would lose his own To-
fuence ia the radical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

The Border Virrinian, weekly newspaper,
edited aud published by MIR. d. w. Whiting,
and intended specially for country circulation,
made its first appearance to-day. 1t is neatly
printed and is full OF interesting matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

mists. The interior Of the church W. g..
up with Stage, which was really ti,c ,' rt:.
move. III: slilng Tag curtain rugged IN -
front; The dressing room vas made with sto..-
lacked ac;o:s on either side: tie c!cAcsr, 49,.
sisted OF one piano, and the actors .ni sc,Ta....
did their parts tie best they knew bow, H.
performance covered the eotire drama. nv
was the heavy melo dramatic piece, . fxf. -
tween Indians, John Smith kissiog pCc,i'.
tas-no, | mean The Gusky P0ky sayipq r"r.-,
Johu from having q head pu. ca hin, Il,
followed an opera Of The duet Lc,Y,c, -
Gypsy maid AID her lover. whcn tie jcy, .".
pair prcmenaded serencIy up ard dow -
stage, singing very much out Qi tune t2ga.i..
Next were two comic songs 4 tap.a.r~
came alter this, called, The S-a,i,,
Beauty 10 this scene the lights were !jg'-,.
leaving the imagination to rcvel in The ya,r,.
tious picture. Some wicked wag taToa5 =
the lamp, and the sleeping icvclinc.. va .-.
| lying flat on the floor, covered wiki wi..e;r.
ton. Her lace was ghaslly white wlh /: ur.r,
relieved by even touch Ui c0!0r. ,.G,.'t ,.-.~.
what effect that tabeauy had OIL tHa oil! r..hr,
it vanished sleep from on& persons ,y.a'.
Then came comedy N play c.!.,t "Gh H..
dcD," when little Miss iI acted r...... ..
| a charadc AID :autCUMG; wc:r a., .,..
Considering that he por!"GmatS .&I g..
hcarsa!, roi had ever beer iH$I:r d.! 4. ,....
their lives, nar had c0stn:.irc ~ .a." OIL.
parts, DOR their ty!;& ADD rh,:a"r.. a.g ....
what TO DO, they lId very wct', T,,y - .
deed. But ! iorSnt 10 s'y that ;hn cr.g, 49,.
in the programme was 'Ibr.s'y cal , ~
| D,r,r,;a III Rnouiy " IL ka! ,Er ,.r.-'. i..'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
ErOIn Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
WASHINGTON. May %, 1877.
The Cabinet met this morning, and OF
course, this put an end to the calls on the Pres.
iIcut. 1t is understood that the appointment
Of COL Forbes to the Richmond rostofice was
formally agreed to. The disposition of the
naval squldrous was talked over, and it ap-
pcarcd to be the general opinion that nothing
could be gained, but that something might be
lost by strengthening the u. S. feet in the
Mediterranean. All the members of the Cabi-
net were present except the Postmaster
GeucraI
VIRGINIA NOTES.
Tie statement in the Gazette'a Washington
dispatches yesterday to the effect that there
would be 20 action taken in reference to the
large pos.oficas in Virginia is confirmed By the
fact that Postmaster General Key, who lefr the
city yesterday, will not return until about ten
days.
The President informed The postmaster Of
Norfolk, who called upon him 10 reference to
the postoflicc Of that city, that he would take
20 action thereon until a!tcr the lst of June,
and this is understood to be the rule in all the
Virginia cases.
The overwhelming success Of the cunserva-
tive ticket ia Alexandria cXcites much gratli.
cation among the Virginia residents here.
VIM. j. Kelly. of Nansemond, is one of the
leading supporters OF George II. Parker as
postmaster Of Suffolk.
Mr.. Russel's friends arc making strong cf
fort to bounce" Collector White, but it is not
thought they will succeed.
NATIONAL NOTES.
Assistant Postmaster General Tyner is 10
charge Of the Pos!offica Department during
Postmaster General Keys absence.
The Interior Department to day opened its
annual bids for stationery supplies, but made
20 award.
The five internal revenue districts which now
embrace New York city and Long Island will
be consolidated into three districts after June 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25

We are assured by one who knows that
neither Senator Withers nor Johnston endorsed
Mr.. Forbes for postmaster Of Richmond. Fur
Their, that Messrs. Hughes and Wickham en-.
dorscd Miss VauLew, while the Lewses sup
ported Mr.. Gilmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
,,,rI,cuun DAILY AND TRrwEEKLY BY
EnGAR SNOwDEN-

The election 10 this city, yesterday, resu''eo'
as was expected 10 the SUCCESS OF the conse'fa'
i;v, ticket, but it was not expected that the
victory vould be 50 decisive and complete aS 1t
n-ovcd to be, fer not only was the general ticket
elected by much larger majority than was an
ticipated. but the Council, magistrate and co.,
stable tickets in every one Of tho wards-eVen
,ha Alb, which has heretofore been the radical
STRONGHOLD, were successful. The result Is the
more agreeable because, while it demonstrates
that the uoiof,uua!e split 10 the conservative
marty, caused By the now happily aooiIsheu
"monstrosity" called the amended charter mas
been thoroughly aud completely healed, never
we hone to be opened again, it also shows thar
thoss members of the republican party who
have the houor and true interests OF The city at
heart refused to be bound by the action OF the
3;spracetul radical asscmblage at Harmonic
Hall, and united with their conservative 'rienus
in voting for the candidates whose election VII
be most conducive to the success OF these aimS
The CITY then, and the successful candidates
and the conservative party, and those member;
Of the republican party who assisted IN secur
inr tho consum mation so dsvoutly to be deslr
cd are to he congratulated upon the happy
issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-25
Re Harrison y % Neal, h.":Io"ee;-.

BIZ Harrison Y % Neal, A""H'",r-. -
CALEOr THE EFFECT$ Or ~ -, H.
y DORADO HOUSEWIFE be Co., T..
row SATURDAY. May @'i.h a ~ Gov. ,,'.....
ut No. II Cameron street opposite 90. .a
tho effects contained therein, ',.'-; p -. g..
bles, Chairs, carpets, stoves, hA' -. .r~,-.
lures Glass Ware CrOckcry, &c; '-.t g,..
very superior CHROMO2--wI:" ''''' T.
Wslnut and Gilt Frames.
COVES DOMESTIC " A'I'' ~ ......t
machine we arc prepared to turn'' !, .. ~ I.-
lies or to the trade For ease OF OF, XVIII ,
f,.ct execution and durability l. *l:'! =
rival. ,,urur ~ NIat
~ANADA DAT MEAL, Pin hssl l.., ~.,. %.
" GSrs, Pearl Barley and Spit g.
and tor sale by ,.ncnx IL ii;".