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wagon ANY other heavy work. MlTCIIETi:S I
TOR sA1E-AT a hnarc.1y-.ny :, cC,-r, C,..-
lcavns towfe 5cst ,nares IN tis sisy.
afc for lady to drtrc. s;:Ie doutc: new Tor tus
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WANrEp.To KENT-TWo SINGLE GENTLE
Y eonyenient and eomfertable West sids not more
state particulars insure nterYiew. Qoi Tribune
WANTED-TQ RENT-NOy. /, SMALL COTTAGE,
.n Tor
three Address. stating terms, a9. Tribune o,ce:
soaE s ud a5 = ~ sl 1nd dEsE T
Ssn as Will receive 0es'
| 1VANrED-To RENT-FoR 4 TERN or YEARS.
s
I iocatlon size, aud price. IS. rrtbune office
w small parfs Il ossa as;s and fooas Me
have more calls than NC eau supply: We have acverai
yff ae as lea sas
WAsNTlIEa3915TISo 5IS KEyT=TSTiL siAT !; ! rug
Tribune office.
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sired: Ad,lreks \ il, Tribune ot1ce.
4s,ss r.. shasea: 6s;s zaassss u
WANTED-To REST-BY 4 GENTLEMAN. 4
~ furnished r1on ~ qnIct loeatoa North o. West
p ssG5s 8 psr o o op
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\A7AXTED-To I:EXT-A TENEMENT wITH FIVE
eesks se9:9sso II se5e &a
1ITASTEp-TO KESr-GooD HOUSE EAST OF
81, HnSn h1ae p1f a4 Sh Fulton and Van Buren,
WANTEpnT9 s;a IT. EEST1A HOUSE On MoETiI
preferred: vii take two years. lease small family and
4naas ss with
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1'o EEST-1!eEOoM HOUSE, ID ACRES LAND,
= sahufos; 'or . ycafs. cheap %. Tribune office.
TIE EEST-COTTAGE WITH SIX ROOMS, ONLY
Si- per month: corner Seminary and Fllerton-ays
1aks t!eW. Inquire OF LOUIS LUDWIG, TO North
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ITO REET-FOUE ROOMS LOWER FLOOR WITH
L oae room above as 706 West Madison-st =; also
basement Of four roos closets water tEo rect
the ground It CSC West Monroe-sL. corner Hpnort.
, 1877-10-21

North Side.
TO EENT-1N NEW MARBLE BLOCK. CORSER
Clark-st ard Chcstnut- pace, . few more elegant
euts. With ~ modern improvements. Amply to .IES-
LIZ l0LLADAi. Euom II EKinS Elock, North Clark
, 1877-10-21

WANTED TO EeENT. -.
WAsTED-To REST-nUlLDlSG ~ \ LOCAL.
lty suitable for rendering purposes 50. Tribune.
WANTED-rO EENT-Iy \ EEsPECTAnI.E PEI-
furnished ae"1c room With use q rarIor; ri Is wns and
n R FIT oe for
hs.pas SouK sc op fxh 2Si
encys given: Adirsss . q Tribune olice. wv.
]TASTED-TO EENT-DY x GENTLEMAN AND
room house cottaee IN good order and 4 good local
L ea Eo:4 81 4Saus n Soa en' furniture
yVASTED-To RENT-3 on I PLEASANT ROOMS
~ 10: light housekeeping; location must bc good,
roe-st.
~ wife, or rooms suitable for housekeeping Ia
adasss sf S. frbaas ssas sS to SIS per month
sizea fu1nshed house Address % s. 'm Trihane.
{VASTED-TO KENT-BY a TEACHER. 4
Tr,,Gee ncey & furnished room. near Brown School. 4
WANTED-To .RENT-EY MAS AND WIFE. :
i s'S sef frbaSe SGSs aHasa s0'' 'a
WA:SsTCE;p1-;T{21 EEXTInY FAM!LY q! g. Tili:EE
oah, ?; Ion:er: Wi .ske eharSe
ons wee 4 = e fIsR251y and
WASiTEp.To nisdd;o ,:,. EEST1sMALL EST-;sMALL HOUSE, FUR.
address e. Trhnue d oiee sn' 'D'' sA's ''''e' ele
WAsNrTIEaDDa,;T0, IaD,; EESTI;oTTAGE Of 81. .KooNs
49, Tribune once. ''>'''''A' ''D' ~ "o' '"0ss
WASIED-,To EEST- FURNISHED ROOMS,
VIZ % ess 81 t t a1 @ u
Eo1rth-s low rent; state price; prompt pay Address
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
Virginia Immigration Society.

A meeting OF the executive committee OF the
Virginia Immigration Society was held in
Wasbcs;oH last evening, Senator J. W. John
ston in the chair, and Mr.. A. Borst secretary.
Tbe Chairman announced that a letter had
been received from General Fitzhugh Lee stat
iag that he had been detained at home by sick.
ness but vas ready to cooperate actively with
the committee when sufficiently recovered.
Senator Johnston addressed the meeting at
length 10 practical and impressive manner.
He proposed that pamphlet be prepared,
showing the advantages Of the different sections
OF the State, and to that end suggested that
gentlemen be selected for that purpose, contri
butte the results Of their observation and ex.
perience in every branch Of agriculture and in
teress of q kindred nature. This pamphlet,
as designed, is intended to embody intorma
ton upon all subjects which have heretofore
been sought after through letter Of inquiry.
lie further suggested that large number be
printed aud put 10 immediate circulation.
After a general interchange Of views upon
this subject the following resolution, offered by
Major j. b. Rodgers, was adopted -
RESOLVED, That Hon. j. w. SohDstoo, Judge
Robert w. Hughes, General Fitzbugh Lee and
Colonel ". 7. Suthe,lin be appointed COM
nittce to visit the North and Northwest as
soon as practicable, to confer with representa-.
tive men 10 those sections with reference to the
interests of immigration to Virginia.
Another meeting Of the executive committee
will be called by the President in April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
Roman Question.

LONDON, March 2O.-rhc News publishes a
remarkable letter from its correspondent at
Rome containing the following: The extreme
section of Ultramontes are at this moment en-
listing adherents to create Roman question
Various Jesuits bearing Instructions from
Father Beckx. General of the Jcsuits, have ar
rived at the Vatican from Florence. Father
Beckx warmly councils the project. | have
positive assurance that Beckx and his ad
herents promise little short of speedy re-
establishment Of the temporal power of
the Pope. There is 60 doubt that steps 10
this direction have long been preparing.
The Catholic societies 10 Austria and Ger.
many have pledged themselves to cooperate.
One essential feature of the plan is that the
next conclave is to be held 10 Rome; SO the
new Pope may be proclaimed prisoner like
Plus, Cardinal Simeoni approves and sup.
ports the plan, aud the Pope has himself writ.
ten letters TO the Emperor of Austria. the
King of Belgium, President MacMshon and
ex. Queen Isabella. A series Of express in
structions have been issued from the Vatican
to avoid collision with the civil authorities, but
at the same time TO keep up a pressure on the
Catholic Powers to obtain their adhesion 10
crusade for the resuscitation of the Roman
question.
The Vatican has obtained lists of volunteers
prepared to serve under the Papal flag, and
large sums of money have already been dspos-
tied 10 France and England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

We are under the impression that the eoun.
try affords man more capable of performing
the duties pertaining to the office of Commits
sooer Of Agriculture than the negro politician
John Nj. Llugston, who is spoken Of for that
position, and ne trust that MIR. Hayes, having
exhibited his idea Of the equality Of the races
by the appointment of Frederick Douglass, will
revert to his civil service reform idea, eud give
the Office to the one who will most worthily fill
it, irrespective of the color of his skin. That
the exit of the present incumbent should be
fastened 10 one who read the letter in yester.
days Gazette from Fairfax Court House now
doubts. Three mail bags filled with seed, sent
to one man, and he not an agriculturist, 10
one mouth, while members of Congress cannot
eeta single paper package for constituent,
proves clearly that rottenness is not confined to
Denmark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
News OF tho Day.

VIM. o. Briep, pcddler, was waylald ard
murdered by a negro named Edward Wells,
near Buck Head, 10 Burke county, Georgia,
last week. The negro struck him on the head
with az AK, killing him instantly. lie took
O'Drien's goods and peddied them among the
negroes in the vicinity. The body was found
buried 10 the woods Wells Was arrested on
Sunday and placed 10 Waynesboro Jail. Col
ored men assisted the officers in capturing the
murderer. Threats of lynchiug are made by
both whites and blacks O'Brien was citizen
Of Augusta.
An extra freight train on the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph Railroad went through the APP
proaoh to tie Long Branch bridge, SIX miles
east of Cameron, Mo-. yesterday morning. Inc
locomotive and tender were wrecked. Ira
Green. the engineer, was instantly Killed. ~
ward Conner, the fireman, was mortalIy W0uL q"
ed, and Levi Ricketts,, the brakesman, was
badly Injured. The approach had been burnt il
during the night. The fire is supposed to have
been caused BY sparks from previously pass
ing tralu.
The new Merchants Exchange, of Baltimore,
was formally opened yesterday. Addresses
were delivered by Mayor Latrobe, John w.
Garrett aud Others A coug1alulatory telegram
was received from the Maritime Exchange,
New York. The officers Of the E6change are
President, James Carey Coae; Vice President,
E. d. Bigelow; Treasurer John L. Reed: Sec
rotary. H. 0. aaughtop.
Governor Hubbard, of Counec tcut, has We
toed the bill giving members Of the Legislature
mileage of twenty-five cents each way as 10
violation of the constitutional provision against
the Legislature Increasing its own pay; also the
new registry law because the requirement that
| an elect or shall be made an elector anew wher
he removes 10 another town Ia an uCcons'llu
Ioual Interference with the franchise
The Washington CLUB House, Groh Which
the American ltite Insurance Company Of PHI
adelphia held S25, 900 mortgage, gas sold
yesterday, by the MORTGAGE. Jesse Z. Ham
ner purchased it for $4,000, original cos
( So 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
Foreign News.

The reply of Lord Derby 10 the House Of
Lords yesterday to a question by Earl Gran
Vile as to whether he had received an answer
from St. Petersburg in regard to the Fng!iSb
amendments, looks as it appreheoslons were to
be justified One of the points distinctly insist,
cd on 10 the amendments is the conclusion OF
peace between Turkey and Montenegro, Of
which By the latest advlces there appears to
be lust now but slender hope. The Vienna
correspondent Of the Times speaks oil the bad
news which comes from the East and adds that
the Intelligence in regard to popular feeling 10
Constantinople indicates state of things which
experience has shown to be the precursor OF
great crisis
The Turkish Parliament was opened yestcr-
day by the Sultan 10 person, considerable
number of Senators and Deputies being 10 at
tendance. Five Of the Senators arc not Mussui-
mans. The Sutsu's speech was read by his
First Minister aud IS quiet and moderate in
tone. 10 speaking of the failure OF the Con
ference, he said that his Government had beeo
always ready to participate in such wishes OF
the Powers as would be recouciled with exist
iug treaties, international law and the czlgerccS
OF the situation, and had constantly given
proofs Of sincerity and moderation 10 It's desire
to draw closer the bonds Of friendship aud sym.
patty with the great European family.
The Extreme Left Of the French Deputies
has resolved to again introduce u motion Of
amnesty for the Communists The Italian Gov
crument has instructed the authorities not to
prosecute the journals which published The late
allocution OF the Pope before the Consisto1y,
wherein he appealed to the Bishops 10 inclte
foreign Governments against Italy. 1t wishes,
it says to givo the world proof Of It's forhear-
ancc
The TWO oldest chiitGL Of the Prince Of
Wales will 60 in a training ship at Dartmouth
as cadets
The disturbances in Bosnia arc spreading.
The MoDtcnegriu ENJOYS have their answer
from the Porte Difficulty has arisen with
Servia about presenting tirman, and from all
sides comes grave news oil discomfort ia the
Turkish capital. While diplomacy thinks only
Of the necessity Of making concessions to the
Gar 10 enable lin to restrain his people, it
may suddenly 6nd all its calculations o7erthrown
by being confronted with counter necessity Of
making concession 10 the Porte to enable it 10
hold its sui jac,s 10 check.
The Pail Mall GaZsttc, in leading article,
says 1.-The silent testimony OF events seems
to poiut more and more directly to war, or at
any rate to the ever progressing accumulation
Of material of which wars are made. There is
90 pause 10 military preparations On either
side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

Gen. Sherman refuses to allow the soldiers
of the army to execute the sentence Of death,
BY shooting, upon The Mormon Bishop Lee, for
the very remarkable reason that he docs not
regard it, part of the duty Of the army to ey.
ecuts the process of the civil courts. D." A Daniel
come to judgment But, unfortunately, be
comes after the South Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana cases The fact is all the Daniels
now come too late
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March ~. !-..-.
Receipts of Grain arc light Wheat Is Hc,H'
and advancing, and al that was offered :5.iy
brought l5S and lG0 Corn continue dur AM
all that was ofTered-G63 bushels Of mig"l
st 50. No offerings Of Rye or Os.' Country
produce unchsn ged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

Now that the Legislature has passed bill
for the protection OF fish 10 the rivers above
tideWatcr, the next best thing it can do, ex.
cept adjourn, will BE- TO pass bill for the vast
ly more important otjeot Of afording protec.
ton to the fish 10 tidewater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

MAJOR LAWRENCE S. MARYE.-The follow
ing are the exact facts touching the connection
OF the name CT Maj. Msrye with the Lynchburg
all that occurred. Msior Msrye concluded last
tsll to settle in Lynchburg for tho practice CT
law, and has been there for two months. While
residing at Chattanooga he was an intimate
friend of Judge Key, who was Chancellor # the
District. A ferce contest arose recently at
Lynchburg between several competitors for the
Postofics. Msjor Msrye wrote to the Post
mastsr-General Key, requesting the appoint
ment Of a we'll known citizen, who was true
conservative. and every way fit for tho place
Judge Key did not accede to this request, but sent
out any knowledge or exploration Of the latter;
and also urged upon Msjor Msrye the scceP-
lance CT tho Office sverrIng in explicit terms
that no compromise or concession Of political
conviction was to be regarded az INVOLVED in the
acceptance. fredericksburg Ne,0s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

1t the late election 10 New Hampshire the
radicals we're cot only successful 10 eleetlog
their State officers and all their Congressman
but one, but also defeated, by 4 large majority,
an amendment 0 the constitution Of that State
allowing Catholics - vote ior Governor aud
legislators aud permitting them to hold posi-.
ton ia the common schools. This country Is
one of such equality that negroes have to be
appointed to The n. Is! rrouloao cot positions 10
order to show that equality, but here is a whole
State IN which mtn are dlsiranchiscl and de-
barred from holiday Office Oh account of religious
belief. The votes Of three States were get aside
and Presiden: installed because it was asserted
that few negroes had been inundated, but
when all the people Of one religion 10 State
are disfrancbised the outrage is allowed to pass
with impuDi,y. The crimes peIpetrated uuder
the name of liberty 10 this country are hor.
ribIy gro,e>quc: but circumstances alter cases,
add the circumstance in this case is that New
Hampshire is 10 the North and South Carolina,
Florida and louisiana are 10 the South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
Savage Dog.

CISClSSATI, March 20.--An English bull
dog, Of enormous size, attacked little girl
who was feeding him, yesterday, and began to
devour her flesh. A police officer shot the
brute through the head. After he was wound.
cd, the dog spraog upon the officer and nearly
threw him to the ground, and also bit the
mother Of the child severely 10 the hand. The
little girl cannot live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

The Richmond State celebrates the first an.
adversary Of its oaa day by donuiDg brand
new suit, which improves its appearance
greatly. Its coDtebLl could hardly be i'm.
proved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

Governor VANCE on NEGRO COLONIAL
TloN.-Governor Vauce has written reply 10
a letter from some colored men 10 North Caro-
lima, who asked him to assist them 10 obtaining
means for colonizng themselves He says
Il cannot give AID 10 any such scheme. |
think your fears are idle. So far as am con-
cerned, and The party with which | act.
know that there is no intention to Cypress your
people or deprive them of single legal right,
and the colonization scheme has been put on
foot by the same men who told you that |
would put you back into slavery if elected Gov
ernor. These designing politicians, knowing
they would be caught in that lie, have started
others to keep you alarmed, and prevent your
leaving the republican party. When this lie
dies out they will start another and always keep
you in hot water while you listen to them. We
don't intend to interfere with your rights. We
don't want you to leave the State. There Is
room 10 North Carolina for you and u, Tor
your children and ours, for many generations.
We want you 10 help work our fields and live
with US in peace and prosperity. The Legisla'
ture has Just appropriated 10000 10 build al
asylum for the Insane of your race and S!U,UUO
year to support it. a handsome asylum Tor
the deaf and dumb Of you race is already fD
ished, and is filled with colored children, who
are fed clothed and educated at the expense of
the State. The Legislature has also passed an
act giving $1,000 year for the education OF
teachers for your people. This don't look
much like taking your rights away from you.
IF you want to ruo away from all these helps
you will act like fools. IF you continue 10 war
on the people who are giving them to you, you
you Oh my dying bed would say 20 moro than
for you all to 20 to work, make friends with your
the prosperity which labor, peace and harmony J
only can bring about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

G. NJ. Egs!eston is appointed postmaster at
Hampton Sydney College, Va, vice Charles
B. Halcomb coloSed, removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20

pOLLED GOLDFISH, Bloaters and Scotch
~ Herring= 81 [mh III RAMSAY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-20
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH
q j. MILLER & CO.,

l. v.
importers OF
CHINA AND QUEENS"
and Dealer III
GLASSWARE WINDOW uhA'..
LAMPS, CHAAnhh'h'.
AND FANCY GOODS,
NO. IS KING ST Il f. J. !.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
We beg to call Jour attention 10 oar isl .'''
GOODS FOR THE SPRINh TRADE
purchased direct from the msnuiscl2T"'. Was
we guarantee to sell as low sc thcT Ch!' ''
in any other market ....
We trust by our constant appAcaIi"" :. ~.
interests and our low prices to merit a.
tinued and valued tavors. OuI s!o''
kept open until nine O. clock g. nIgA:. .,.....
Thanking you kindly for your past i''''..
and awaiting your fsvors, we REMAIN
Yours, respectfully, ...-,1
MOUNT y .lIE:;S.3 y ss. US = !"
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED ~ IE.@
UON A SPE IALTI. .....s
MALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL
Etc, Sc.
send for Catslogueto .rr.
G. GIlLINGHAM IN n.r
Accolink PVS!'-'.
nov 4-twtf
AIDES CLOAKING CLOTh@ ..-
IL Monday. l2ih OF hs''JI, ,...
Just received from PhilsCeIph!s A
line Of the above goods in cho!cc s& asD 49,
Black Cashmeres Mohair., A!pscs', E,..:-
Australian Grape, Bombazlnc Alp" ~ .,.':
Grape Wells, with many other saasoAn..,,
for early spring sales-ail at popu'H,;'
D. +. BRAS Ear:
II. B. Hoomes. No. lU' ,h.""LHir;s, !.
NH II A'eA'I'
HAVING rH bksxE Ea5 s'.
ARLINGTON BREWhh''
of Washington, D. q s-, .s:...
| am prepared to furnish fannie H'':sr:..s:
rants with superior article Of Ale : a. q: =
to suit. Also Porter and Brow; a. c.t.:.:
best quality constantly on ham, ham 70 p:oa:&J
from the country for the same T 'Iti StON,
attended to. ". q 'D IL R9y' :
mh is H. E. cJ., Goa! an '
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DIED.

DIED.
On the 10th instant at his residence, III Flu
wanna county, Dr.. ROBERT GAIT, late sur.
geon Army Of Northern Virg nis in the 4lst
year OF his age.
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Quiet has been partially restored among the
unemployed laborers at Scranton by the open
ipg Of supply store for their relief.
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rRY Talegrsnh.l

NEW YORK, Mar 2O-Stocks aclise, r."s~..
and lower. Money Gold l0ii Ft"H: i"l"
and unchanged. Wheat quie. and s.e.ly. CT.
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, March 20-Virsinis s. d".c.l''
G.; Vlrginias, consolidated. c.: do. 2! sct.e'
Cotton weak middling llisll. Flouc qG!e.
and firm: Wheat strong and quiet; hGs!a'.'
restricted by limited supplies; No. 2 WnsIa'.
winter red 80; No. . Chicago spring lao; Fcam
red l6Oal6l; Maryland red prime 10; do. M
Der l5ssl60; do. white lj0al55 CoTa--$9u:4...
white active and firm; yellow easier; .Wo=;5.
quiet and steady; Southern white '.sj-, d.
yellow 5l3,52; Western mixed sp3. -, hr:r
534 May 541 steamer 5li,5ls Oa:: fri" ":.i
quiet; Southern prime 4l.il Mes era "a':e ''
a42. Rye nominslly firm ut ;""'' L''''.
Seed dull, weak and lower; COOL to pr:m@ It =,
ASIA 10. Hay unchanged. Coilca-t"" 'a'
medium grades dull and heavy goo! f'",...'
scarce and firm; Rio csrgoes I'LL jo5oiHE l.,
a22. Sugar fairly active and firm nj ~. We.
key dull at 81 vs..