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A DISCOVERY
GOLDEN MEDICAL L LaIls = !, D,iiisycoyRRY u j
s9' u Alternative, OF Blood Clssnsing. y
a83 Id 9bHH sew ffeq3R 9id&IoySI n 0'L't'.A
GOLDEN MEDICAL % DISCOVERY
gaE1ea a5mot Is PestOraisRul Goiiibsqz a
GOLDEN MEDICAL q DIsooVE1Y
asiIss Cholagogue, or Liver Stamuiant.
10 -auyglIEicG-g odJ Viyg&Vss yTrF
GOLDEN MEDICAL tDISCOYEl tan
'. '- Is Tonic. .,".,-u..,r, ,.,,
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY

BY reason Of its Alternative properties. cures
Diseases of the Blood and Skl6, 90 Gcf6ftila,
or Kings Evili Tumors: Ulee, ss orsOid
sores; Blotches; .1mpies, and Ernptions.
BY virtue of its PICTORIAL prop pertles, honrrs
Bronchial Th eat. aud Lung Atfec.fvns; Ins
c1pient- Consumption; .Ltngerfpg Coughs,
and Chronic Laryngitis. IT'S NCnofago4ds
properties render IL an uneeualled REQ edy
for BIZ ,ousness; Torpid Liver, O. \" LIVER
Con rla!nt'" and its Tonic properties MAKE
1t equslly eh ;acious IN curig glnalgestion.
Loss OF Appetite, and Dyspepsia.
Where The skin y sallow and covered
with blotches and pimplas, or where ih sre
scrottilous swellings au d affections, q Few
b titles of Golden Medical Discovery viii
ehectan en-; Ire cure. Hyou ieeldull, drowsy,
debilitated, have saftow color OF skin, or
.wn spots OF face or body. Ire
quent headache or dizziness, bad, taste In
mouth, Internal heat or chiIlIs a1tefnated
wi hot hushes. low spirits and I loomy
forebedings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated. you are uffaiing from Torpid Liver
or . 'Biliousness" !" In many cases of Liver
Complaint only part of these symptoms
are experienced AS remedy for al such
cases, Dr. ,tierce's Golden Medical Dts
cove'y has no equal, az it effects perfect
curs leaving the liver strengthened ani
healthy. -, "A m gI I-''g--I ~ :.
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NATURAL SELECTION.

Investigators Of natural science have de.
ponstrated beyond controversy, that
throughout the animal kingdom the "sur-
viva! VI the fittesI" Is the only law that
tns same principle govern the commercial
prosperity cf man? An Inferior 7cannoi
supersede superior article. By reasep u
super or merit, DR.. Pei, ce's Standard Medi-
c1nes Lave ou, rivaled all Others. Their sale
IN the United States slone exceeds one mil.
lion dollars per annum, while the anonnt
exported foots up to ,seve, al hundred thou.
sand m re-. NObusiness could grow o such
gigantic proportions and 1est upon any
Other basis than that of merit. I-
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MEDICAL.
DIR, !: ,,.,s::PIERCES
STANDARD REMEDIES

Are not advertised a. "cure.alls," !" but are
specifics In the diseases for which thoy are
recommended. H3.d ari r0@ 10Y =
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EDUCATIONAL.
,sEPIi'S .ACApGMx,

- ~ u,.ryUT slLL. sEiLADELPh4'
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE.

I repaired by R. ". PIERCE, M. d., s,le
Proprietor, at the WoRLD's DIsPENsARY,
I;@a.n n. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-18

The following named parties are among
the thousands who have been cured Of
catarrh by the use Of DR.. Sage's Catarlh
Remedy:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

LONDON, May ESQ p. MIN the slocs
markets prices have fallen away under tho in
huencc Of the Continental Bourses and disaour
aging political News. Among foreign securities
Russians have suffered the most.
QUEEEC, May 1.-The elections for members
Of the Quebec Legislature took place through
out the province yesterday. Of house Of Gj
members 81 constituencies return % Liberals
and 2@ Conservatives. The Liberals having
gained ten seats and lost four tho Indications
are that Mr.. Joy's liberal government will bo
sustained by very narrow majority. Its miu-
listers arc all returned. The old ministers with
the exception of Hon. Mr.. Baker, cx Solicitor
General, arc also re elected.
BLACKBURN, Msy The operative cotton
spinncrs have adjourned the questioned again
seeing the masters for week. All the opera
tives, although complaining of hunger. seem to
be perfectly firm. They regard the nteoded
lock out as God send, because it will bring in
a crisis quickly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
Another Revolution in Mexico.

GALVESTON, TEX May 2.-Last Friday
about Two huodred men assembled at Lanoras,
about eighteen miles from Brownsville, on the
Corpus Christi road. From there they marched
to L2ugsedors, on the river reaching there
abou. three 9 c!ock on Saturday morning. Here
about iIy mcn attempted to cross the Rio
Graudo into Mckee. They were led by Ra
phasl L2ra. They were met by a party OF reg
ulars irom Matamoras aud skirullsh cDsued,
which resulted in the discontinue CT the revo'
lutoaists, eight ct whom were made prisoners,
two wounded, two killed, and three others
drowned 10 the river 10 their efforts to recross.
1t is though The rcmsiodcr Of the bard must
hsy; gone farther up the river before attempt
ing to cross. It ls understood that the object
Of the raid was 10 intercept aud capture Gen.
Caualcs, who is on his way from Reynoso to
Mstamoras. These LcrdiStasto were undor the
leadership Of Cola Matray and Christie. Car.
los Davocke aud Raphael Liera, two Of those
captured. we're living 10 this city.
Gen. Machano and several officers OF Lerdo
left San Aotooio yesterday morning for the
Rio Grande to ipauguratc revolution. There
is a great feeling Of discomfort along tho from
tier. Gen. E:cabedo. now 10 Texas, is TO.
meutng the troubles. Gen. Ord ia distributing
tho troops in the northwest so as to intercept
the Indians from the reservations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
heath OF John szorrissey.

SARATOGA, May 2.--EIon. John Morrissey
died at 100 last evening. lie had seemed
qnict and without any unfayorabe symptom:
until about $50 p H., when an unaVorGbo
change occurred and he sank rapidly afterwards.
John hlorrissey was barn IN Ireland, Fcbru
airy r. 1891. Much Of his early life was passed
in Troy, N. Y. and iii vicinity. where he
worked about the gas works in various capac
ties, and afterwards passed several years in
| steamhcatiug en- the linlSuu river. In 1851
he visited California. and while there fought Il
ring fight with Thonirsou, the trainer of Tom
iIyer. On his return to New York, a lew
years later, he started a faro bank at the Gem,
on broadway. a great animoslty had always
existed between him and Bill Poole, and IN
1854 the two fought on Amos street dock for
q bot OF $50, and the latter vas victorious. The
next year the murder OF Poole occurred at Stau-
wix lIali, and WAS attributed very largely to
night of the S:t Of March had had q serious al
tcrca,ion With his rival. Doc Of Morrisscy i
most notcd exploits 10 tho ring was his fight
with Yankee Sullivan, on October II, 1854
when he vas victorious after hotly contested
battle Of thirty seven rounds. lie afterwards
fought with Johu G.. IlccnaD. the "Banicia
Boy," and was awarded the stakes, although
the advantages were decidedly iu Hceuan' Ia
vor until he broke his hand. After this Nor
rissey withdrew from the plize ring.
10 1866 Morrissay was elected to Congress-
from the fifth district Of New York, serving
TWO terms, uotl 1870. His record 10 Congress
was not marked by any distinguished traits, as
he confined himself TO eastiog silent votes. 10
1876 he was elected to the New York State
Senate from the fourth senatorial district by q
majority of 3,277 over Hon. John Fox At
the last election he was O candidate for the
Senatorship Of the seventh district 10 New
York city, and defeated Mr. Augustus Sche
the democratic candidate. Toward the close of
the canvass he was taken seriously ILL., end lay
10 critical condition for several days. Soon
after the election be recovered sufficiently 10
90 to Florida. where be remained DUNG the
winter, returding to the North abcus a month
ago. He went to Troy for short time, and
then to Saratoga, where bis health became
much better than tor some time past. %
Sunday last be was paralyzad, and sank rapid.
y despite bis strong self will.
SARATOGA, May MIR. Morrissey remains
will be taken from here to Troy 90 Friday noon.
The funeral will take place at Troy on Satur-
day afternoon.
ALBANY, May 2.-Senator Morrisscy's va.
cant chair and desk 10 the Senate Chamber is
draped in mourning and basket of tlowers
stands Oh the desk by order of tho Senators. A
large floral cross presented by personal friends
also stands on the desk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
Cat Her WuSGanG's Throat.

The L;ciburg correspondent Of the C;uvia
natl ErqGirer gives ;he following account Of au
affair that has heretofore been mentioned in
the GtZ;ltc:-
~ sensational tragedy was pn1c.ed 10 Car.
roll county, Va, last Saturday night. # hs:
just como to light, and the particulars that
have reached here arc somewhat co1lctiuv
Last December Maud Harris was united NTH.
holy bonds Of matrimony to Captain Lucus !,
Travers. She was twenty one; he vas upwaIt
Of threescore years and ten. 1t was uudcrstoo.
that at the time she married the ola nlaa l..
was in feeble health and vas likely to drop Of ;;
any hour, leaving young Maud 500, 600 in
Government securities. Months rolled On, ami
instead Of dying the Captain grew stronger sui
more manly every dag. 10 fact. he vas hear,
to remark few days ago that he was COED ia.
twenty years yet. 1t is supposed the kusbaLL
returoipg south 30 disappointed the ycur,
bride that she took l;1 lie. AT any rae. +.
that the case or not, The cruel wonian ca. hts
throat from ear TO car with butcher knl
while he slept sound!y By her side nn The Ii.i.,
Of the 9th. She alarWafl drascel>,i..
Corpse (she was ri p>wer!ul muscle, ald ia.
before daylight threw it ia Il creek oGa !tua!g.i
yards from the house rhe body l)atod llW.
| the stream two miles, and Vas discovered IA.
dag afternoon by tlrre-a; hermen. THIS u.,!r
ing al irquest WAS held. The blood hal cra
discovered in the chamber OF UAptain trsr.....
and circumstanial evldclcA wAs sirJns ar..a 81:
the young bride, and to day before The a4r
ner s-ury that lady burst into paroyysa -
weeping, and confessed the cr!msl Ii = ~.
| posed that Mrs Travcrs was ifP0ye w.in .
young lawyer Of Hlitim orrs t'rwh'n She hoF.l
some day to be united 81 il NV il il! !!
understand the Baltimore man III it; ths- 81
and he attempted to night to c,mm.t nix! J.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
Patrons OF TcmDerauce.

OswEGo. May 2.--Thc Supreme Lodge Of
the Patrons Of Temperance Of the U. S. met
ia this plac. Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock,
and renewed their session yesterday. Over
200 delegates were 10 attendance. The fol.
lowing officers were elected to serve the ensuing
year: Worthy Sire, A. B. Tate, editor Of the
Star of Hope, Wiamsport, Pa; S. V. P.
Orvin Beebe, Apalacheu, N. y; V. NJ, Miss
Rhobie White. WilIiamsport. Pa; w. IT,, S.
Fl. Phelps, FlemiocvIe, N. y; w. T., S. G..
Touse. Campbell, N. Y; w. s., Fl. FL. Nc.
West Carpenter, Pa; W. NJ, l.. &. Hebn,
Apalachen, N. Y; A. NJ, j. A. Hipes
South ApaIaehen, N. T.. l.. A. NJ. Miss
Laura Prince Northwarveo, Pa: g.. Mrs. A.
r. Wilson, Rome, Pa; z. G.. NJ. E. Elliot.
North Rome, Pa; j. &. Thomas Lain Hart,
OsWego. n, Y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

From the way in which the affairs OF this
country aro now conducted. s. stranger would
suppose that it's people arc in a most p-ospc.
rous condition. Notwithstanding the fact that
nothing would please lis creditors better than
to havo tho day Of tho redemption Of their Gap
ital postponed as long as possible, three mil.
lions Of it were paid last month. aud IN cxpeli
ton has Just been sont out to explore the ANA.
ION river; and this, too, when every thing o
man eats, drinks and wears is taxed almoat To
the amount of its intrinsic value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
Burning Of u Lake Schooner.

MINIATURES. Wis, May 9 lS7S.-Yes ester
day afternoon, q. about two o'clock, when
twenty five miles eff this port, the schooner
s.. Lawrence took fire from the boiling ovor
Of a kettle of pitch in the galley. When dis.
covered the fire had made such Roadway that
the efforts OF the crew to control it we're una.
vaiing. The vessel was sailing at the rate of
six miles per hour. The captain ordered
boat to be lowered, but it capsized the moment
it touched the water. drowning captain Martin
Larkins and passenger named Arthur Piplon,
Of Clifford. Iii. The remainder of the crew
were picked up by the schooner Granada this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

The President having repudlsted his civil
service reform policy and allowed the collection
Of political Assessments. the radical Congress
men, who have heretofore bsen 10 favor Ct such
assessments because they were exempted, will
now probably "go back on their record, as the
republican campaign committee has decided to
exact fifty dollars from each Of then. and so
tue breach between thy President ADD the Con
gressonal members Of his own party will prob
ably he az wide aa yer. There ara lew means
batter calculated to make al average republican
Congressman change his opinion OF any policy
than to impose fiae upon him f,r not chang.
ing il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
EeWS Of The Dag,

Sitting Bull and ia men, all head soldiers
and chiefs, have sent half breed to General
Miles figuring what kind of peace the Uoited
States would make with them, and saying the
Great Father was oi' course too rich to expcc:
the Indians to give up their poor little ponies
aud their old guns. Gen. Miles in reply IN.
formed Sitting Bull that ii he desired to stop
hostIi,ics peace could be made which would
end all trouble between whites and Indians;
that when the Indians give up their ponies and
guns they would receive cattle and other prop.
erty of greater value in peace; that when pcaoo
was made the government wonld provide tyr
them as it does for all friendly Indians,
A reformed bark4cper having given his stock
CT liquors 10 temperance organization 10 An
napoll7, last night, a procession of mon. Wo
men and children, numbering one thousand,
headed By drum and tile, carrying flags and
transparences. marched 10 Market space
Here was piled up barrels, kegs aud other ia
loon ouifts After singing and prayer at 8
given signal the barrel heads we're knocked 10
and the liquors set on fire amid tho shouts OF
the multitude, which then numbered nearly
five thousand.
1t is reported that Miss Minnie Stevens,
daughter OF the late Paran Stevens, and lately
O guest Of tho Princess Of Wales at Sandring.
ham, has accepted proposal OF marriage from
Bass, the millionaire English brewer. When
thia fact was communicated to the Princess she
is said to have congratulated Miss Stevens COT
daily.
Dr.. Henry T. IIembod, the well known drug
gist, was found in the streets Of New York act
ing very strangely early yesterday morning.--
lie was taken to the station house and subse-
quentIy sent to Bellevue Hospital, where ply
sciars pronounced his case as ona of acute lu
macy, but thought he could be brought out of
it in few days with care.
The body of man was washed ashore at
Ocrac?ka, North Carolina. 90 the 25th OF
April The ovcraIIs had the name Bandclin
embroidered on them with red thread.
DR.. Richard Gundcry, Of Columbus, Ohio,
has been elected superintendent of the Mary
land Insane Asylum, in place of DR.. Conrad,
resigned.
Prof Consiguey flushed, last night, at At.
lanta, walk Of 500 miles in 500 consecutive
hours lie made The last mile 10 Is minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
KapidTranSit.

New YORK May 2.-Presideut Pullman and
the associated directors of the Gilbert Elevated
Railroad have Just made an official trial trip,
running train of three cars carrying $50 pas.
sengers from Trinity Church to Central Park,
6ve miles, and including oil tho curves, 10
eleven minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

The law officers of Baltimore have given their
opinion to the city register that persons resld
ing out Of tho State Of Maryland are not liable
for State taxes on stock or bonds of the city
Heretofore State taxes have always been paid
by non resident holders of city securities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
LARGE Fire.

TAUNTON MASS, May 2.-The main build
ing and Office of the Albion lead works at Digh-
ton, were destroyed by Ere this morning. The
fire originated 10 the acid room. The destruc
ton Of the works was speedy. there being no
fire apparatus 10 the village. But few men have
been employed OF the works lately. Tho es-
tablishment was removed from Taunton to
Dighton, after o fire some FIVE years ago. L.
surance 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
MI. E. Church South Conference.

ATLANTA, GA, May 2.-The Eighth Gen.
eral Conference of the NJ. E. Church South
met here yesterday, Bishop Pierce presiding.
There were present Two hundred and forty.
eight delegates from thirty. seven conferences.
All the Bishops are present. The Conference
was welcomed by Judge James Jackson, of the
Supreme Court, and responses we're made by
Bishop Pierce and Bishop McTyre. Standing
COMMITTEES were then appointed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

Wo arc glad to see that there is a prospect
for tho redemption of the super abundant sub.
sidary coin in grccDbacks. 1t is not we'll that
the owners Of the silver mines should DO the
only ones benefited by the silver bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

The New Workers. aspiration, fast travel in
their city, has at last been gratiied. and by the
elevated railroad one can now go from the Bat.
terry TO Central Park in twenty-five minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

Extensive preparations are being made at
Gettysburg, Pa. to observe decoration day
General B. L. Butler will deliver the oratiop
President Hayes and Postmaster General Key
have accepted invitations to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

it is understood that the proprietor of tho
lately suspended Rappahanuock News will, at
an early day, commence the publication, at
Warrenton. Ct newspaper that will oppose the
claims Of Gen. Eppa Huntou for reelection to
CONGRESS, and advocate the elecliou ct James
Y. Brooke, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

New YORK, May 1.-The gysGi:st: -..@
1900 900 d per cent. bonds ;,%.1El4,'
leaving less than 81 900. 600 Of the amonn; e..
the recent call ursol1 A meeting viii II 10.
on Friday, when Secretary Sherman Is 10 b
requested to issue $1,000. 900 more +! per c'G''
bonds under Tic option. This vii! mas.
$50, 900 GOO Of the SO, 000. 900 orieioaiiy So
scribcd for BY the syndicate On Apri! j..
The dispute as to the right Ct the H''i@::'
Uoion Executive Committee TO vote Oh
- 900 shares of the Atlantic aat lacLt Fl O. q
has been compromised, aoa it Is uoder,,f'I3'
that toe latter company will maintain ITS No..
pendent organization, the earnings Of he 49,
companies to be pooled according to the O."
tract made last year.
It makes person feel sad to hear 'f''"R
baby, suffering probably from some sI'Sot i'",
which could be easily relieved By the Vs. 81
DR., Balls Baby Syrup. which IL fer SAFE al 80
drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

A marriage license has been granted 10 Wash.
ington to William Wright and Adellna Over.
lander, both of Winchester, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

HUTTER AND PEANUrs.-At u rcgE!a. "yG!.
Iy lncetng of the Farmers club of tho AI@a,,-
can Institution, held in tic Coora: inst!ui"
yesterday afternoon. President, Dr.. A. $. Heat
read paper entitled, "Buttsr what II t., II 3,
to Mako It anl Whist 1t Is WORTH CO.,
butter, Said tho Doctor, is tho tImcI'a pii4a III
tho poor Llan's luxury. The production ~ butt.
in this country amounted to 500 600 0C0 poUC1
annually, and it is affirmed that but NS1 ~.
cent Of this enormous quantity is q parinct NJ.
clio. There is nowhere in the world Il moe
eleanly and intelligent class Of butter mnk.r
than in this country. Cleanliness is tho fl;
and last and oil important ma!tnT, and nt".".
gence in carrying out all tho minor doa7 q.
The manufacture tho next prerequisite.
The Doctor, having incidentally state! -.
sour milk was used in making oloomh7Eacii'
was Immediately corrected by several m3mbc;-
one Of them (Mr. MARTINI affirming th.t ~. :
drop of sour milk was used in it's manuf.eiG'r
DR.. j. V. G. Smith described the n"tho1 s.
making buttar in foreign contradictions III
eggs OF turtlea. as iE Brazil; from tho nib BE-,
sheep, goats and canes, rs in Syria. the 49,
a most intolcrablc article, a. IT was mad9 ~ l..
Bodouins on the ttcseris under u broil;.ng ga.
The use OF sat in making butter 10 the cXt"n; Z
was in this country had 10 existence in Gr'r
Britain or on tho Continent. whcro butter va
placed on tho tabo in its natural state gu...,
using salt according to taste.
w. p. Bryan. Of Union Ridge. Can.oe!l 80,
IVA, forwarded paper on tho culture OF t.
peanut, showing tho quantity of sned require
per acre, tho kind Of soil the baat market t. gel,
price per bushel and other details. Mr.. RrEHn
recommends gray land as preferable cor ~ III
culture because it produces the brightcs! p"i-,
which always command higher prlca INA"
other kinds. Land that has been MARRIED =, =
importsnt preliminary 10 success. An hfera.'
crop of peanuts is fifty bushels per acre. IL"
vines also yiold largo quantity e nutrs:!'.,'
provender, which is eaton with aviGny hy rst:.e-
-Netc York Ue!at1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

The Presidents civil service reform has 10
dergone decided chaog,. 1t now means that
the federal Offices are the personal property OF
the leading radicals Of the country, to be dis
posed Of as they thick proper, aud without any
regard for the qualifications Of those upon
whom they arc bestowed. and that such an
exalted radical as Senator CoGkliog, at least as
regards his own State. has more control over
them than even the President; and that so far
from assessments for political purposes and par
ticipation in the affairs Of political org snlzaloos
being prohibited to federal Office holders, they
are allowed, and the President himself will
10 all 10 his power to promote the success of
tho party iI the next election and will subscribe
$50 900 for that purpose. What fall was
there my oountrymeu p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02

sides. The candidates gro numerous. and
tho "cry is still they come" Mr.. HunLon is 8
candidate, but f,om reliable gentlemen who
has recently Travelled over the district. and who
has convcrsed with Fauquler men, We Learn that
James V. Brooke, esq has tho inside track IN
that county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
The Ciubrin.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 2.-Thc British Con
sui here has gone 10 Southwest Harbor t
watch The movements Of the steamship Gin
bria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-02
punL1sHEp DAILY AND TRI.wlEKIY BY
rD9AR SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING............. =.

la the S,aoate to.day the bill to repeal 'Eo
Rankin, 1t asst viii! an amendment fixing the
tim, when lhe repeal shall tuke effect for Janu
sr9 1879, was reported, but went over t''l to
morrow. Tho bill to repeal the resumption act
was discussed by Messss. Ferry and Voorhees,.
Tho House Of Representatives alter some IN
i,n,rtan, business. went into Committee OF The
Whole and further considered the Legislative
Executive and judicial appropriation bill