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NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given that we, the IN
dersiEned. have this day formed u partnership
for the purpose Of practicng Our respective legal
professions The style of the firm shall bs
MuLkEf SEEK. Said partnership shall no,
extend o the criminal practice. We respectfully
solicitn share Of the legal business, which, If III
trusted 10 our cure, shall rece We careful and
prompt attention. WILLIAM G MvLKEy,
ASous LIAM.
Dated ibis 9lst day Of December, A. D., 1871
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WONDER UPON WoNDTR.

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earth, Natural ,ssd supsvpamrsl, ODDITIES, Whim-
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ELECTRICITY

Asa pronl curative and restorative agent IA not
equal, d y! ANY element or mpdicrc nilc history
Of tho healing arr. T ~ ~ IL vital spark hue ned
the body restoration 10y means VI clCcticliy ~ pos.
sibe. It's the last ,cso tuf all ph,scans and knr
Rsons, aud hss rescue thousands, apparently dead,
from an untimoly grave, whoI no Other human
agency could hhvc succeeded. THIS Is the leading
curative clement IN THIS PlGstcr.
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TWO IN ONE.

Tins combined we have two grand m"dic.l
agents In vnr. each Of which performs ts function
and un., ctly produce Wor' cures than l"y Vi
ment. loiloh, wash. or plaster .vpr before com.
pounded N the history OF medicine. Try ono.
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through out the Gifted states and Cantdas, and BY
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON,
Nsticei: hereby given that applcstioa will b.
made IN due course Of time 70 His Exoriiencv
Smelly NJ Cullom, governor OF tbs State 4 iii.
NOS . the perde. Of Dabney johnson (csior.
county circuit court on chsrre on lam =, snS
ssntenccd Y TIRE year In the Isaientisry.
Cairo, Ills Dee. 10, 1877.
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RALSAM AND PINE.

The heniiag properties oforr own fragrant bnl.
sam anu pin and the glims Of the at are too vel
known TO rvqIire description. Their grat,Ipi.
healing. soothing End str ngt ming rscper;i' are
known to tRuuaAnGs. when Cuuhlttd III accord.
ance with late AMI inports0t discoveries IN Yhsr.
macy. their hcslhf AID str ng.hrniEg Pr '"1'"s
nrp Increased tcn'Ola. In this respect OF l.s.l.
L tln best In uso q nout thc aid Of eleCtrle.t".
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Nv IN immense practice, extending through
period OF wears, having within thai time treated
many thousand cases Of tho-e di eases peculiar
" woman. ] have been enabled to perfect
rnost potent and agreeable medicine that meets
the indications pre.e nted by that clnss OF dis-
cascs with positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have namcuit
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
AIEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

icsou, j. H., Ryaud, Shannon, Shumate,
Smith. e., H., Southwark, SG".,>srd, Stevens,
Sykes. Taylor. Andrew j., Tasicr, William,
Van Lear, Walker, Joseph, Walsh, Waring,
White, Smith J. H.. White, Thomas NJ. Wit
mcr, Witten, Wright, Ycurg, and Mr.. Speak
er-7l.
Nsys-Messrs. Anderson, BohaDnou, Bur
Ger. Peter j. Garter, CoghilI, Cox, Crutchteld,
Dlvis, E,hoIs, E.munds El@nrds, i,onsy,
Graves, Greer, Hall, Hanger, llealy lleorp,
j ohuson, Jordsp Kyle. -L,vclI, Lnek, McCrsw,
Mopcure, Moorman, Mushbach, Nelson, Pace,
PulIiam, Ragland, K'ese, Saudldge, Shelbnrne.
William T.. Taliaferro, Warner 1. Tallat.rro,
Trout, George Walker. William nj. Walker,
Wallace, Watson, aud Whltacre-42
The bill to provide Tor the consolidation OF
the public debt and the payment OF . uniform
ratio OF interest thcrcupor, vas discussed TIL
the hour Of aGi >urnmcnt.
The clerk read the following notices just after
tho chair was vacated
"Au adjourned meeting OF the conservative
conference will be held in the ball Of the House
Of Delegates this afternoon at 4'30 o'clock.
Nv. II. T. LEE, Chairman. "
"A caucus of conservatives will be held in
tho Senate Chamber this evening at4 50 o clock
"B. w. Lacy. Chairman"
A motion by Mr.. Allen to recommlt the new
funding bilI-probosing to consolidate tho pub
lie debt into bonds to bear three per cent. fo'
twenty years and four per cent. Tor thirty years,
was defeated by vote Of As to 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Ghe President has boon informed that Am
erican citizens Of African descent have recently
besn kidnapped 10 Florida. sent TO Cuba, and
sold as slaves to tho planters of that lsl.nd.
1t may probably be. though tho Information ls
not to that elf,c!, that the very plantation upon
which they are DOW working ID the one 10
which Mr.. Welsh, the American Minister 10
England, is Interested. In order to clear away
any doubts he may have about the matter. tho
President has relieved the radical member OF
Congress from Louisiana Of his duties as rop.
resentative Of his constituents, and sent him to
the Queen OF the Antilles. on an indefinite leave
Of absence, and with carte blanche as regards
expense. 10 make the necessary Inquiries.
Doubling Thomases will be induced to believe
that Judge Leonard, the representative alluded
to, desired trip 10 Cuba. and that the kid
mapped negroes were the happy Pigments OF the
imae iaatiou which afforded the President the
opportunity to crafty that desire at tho ex'
reose Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
News OF the Day.

A ppecial from St. Louis says Zecharlas
Mitchell, prominent lawyer, was arrested in that
city on Tuesday. for forgery and attempting
to swallow note on which ho had forged the
name of Col. Btoihoad. An officer present
choked him. and prevented his SO doing. lilo
vas subsequently released through the plead
ings OF old friends. lie was recently elected
from the bar association Of St. Louis.
5 The American ship Harriet N. Carlton was
wrecked on the Island of Molokao February 4.
She had crew of fourteen men, the Captain
and two ladies' of his family. with four hundred
Cinnamon, all Of whom were saved.
The United States assay officer at New York
shipped this morning to the Philadelphia mint
$265 G49 95 10 silver bars for substituting COIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

The United States Senate, yesterday. reject.
Ell motion to mako Mr.. Beck resolution do
cariug it inexpedient to impose taxes Tor the
sinking fund The special order for Tuesday
rext. OF all the almost inuunerable resolu.
tions introduced 10 this Congress the one refer.
red to is probably the most sensible. No single
creditor of tho country wants bis principal paid
back to him. Secure him his interest. and you
could DOT please him better than by postponing
the day Of settlement. Why thon should this
generation, that hos botno the heat and burden
Of the war aud its disastrous Consequences, be
taxed solely for tue purpose Of relieving those
that ar, to como fer it, who will receive oil
tho benefits. If there b. any, of the debt that
has been created?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
M AR.R,IED.

February 2Sth, by Rev. w. s.. Ponick. Pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, Mr.. JOHN T.;
resident of Richmond. to Miss LOUELLA
PALMER, a native Of Wostmoreland, and reg
ident of this city. The ceremony was solemn
il cd al tho residence of the brides mother, and
the happy and handsome couple left on the $50
train for Richmond, mutually satisfied with each
others good fortune. No cards.
In Baltimore, on February 23th by Rev. P.
Wroth, jr.. j. r. MOLLERE, of New Orleans,
La, and Miss JENNIE F. BRUCE, of King
George county, Va. -. ....,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
COMMERCIAL.

The unsettled condition of the national t.
uances with other hidden causes continue to
haze mes: depressing effect upon all branches
of business, and trade is emphaticalIy dull.
There is but little demand for money for legitl-
mate mercantile pursuits, but the sringency
among the people is it possible increasug aud
the complaint of hard times" is heard from
all q arters IN Baltimore the money market
is quoted dull, with a supply Of capital 10 ex
cess of the demand Tor business purposes,
as the papers of that city state that the banks
aad money institutions lind some difficulty 10
placing their surplus tunds in profitable and
safe channels. Rates for discounts range FROM
a. to 6 per cent, the former Tor best knowu
names only, and loars on Government security
are readily obtained at per cent. La New
York money is quoted very easy at 415 per
cent. on call, and 4a6 for prime mercantile pa.
per. The announcement OF the veto by the
President of the Silver bill, and its subsequent
passage by House Of Representatives by more
than Two thirds majority. had no effect OF
gold rates. There is not tho same degree OF
activity 80 Of late IN Government bonds, aud
prices are lower. Frgipia oousols were strong
| er 10 Baltimore yesterday, with sales ct 5St. an
advance Of per cent, but subsequently part
of the advance was lost Tho sales aggregated
$50 900, at prices ranging 5Sf. So, 51i. 81:
and 57!; 81, 600 peeers sold at 80. and 5000
deferred at A.. Several lois OF coupons said at
10,7I1, 90 advance OF J II per cent. Railroad
shares a.e dull, but Baltimore and Ohio c1m
mon is 6rmer being offered 1T 80. with So bid.
| 81 900 B. & y. SKIES, 1850, at lOl5i $1,000
South Side first eight per ctuts. ut go; 5000
| Orange and Alexandra sacond s'X's sold yes
| trrday nj 7jh and We nlatt -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
GROCERlES, FISH, BACON, &c.

We have on hand good supply Of al! kinds
of FISH, which we will offer for cost or less
during the next ten days, consisting Of Mes. !, 2
and Maekerel, Kit Mackerel, Net Potomac
Herring, Mess Snsd and No. Potomac Herring.
We have also on hand about 20 900 pounds of
IOHOICK FAMILY BACON, of my own cur.
ing, which we are going to sell at very reduced
rates, together with good supply of FAMILY
GROCERIES,. All persons wanting choice
Bacon will do well to give us a call, and o1am-
inc our stock. s. j. REED
No. IA south Fairfax street
NIB Alexandria, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

MIR. Jefferson Davis. having been alluded to,
10 tho debate 10 tho u. 8. House of ,Represen.
tatives 90 tho bill to pension tho soldiers Of the
Mexican war. by radical speakers, as cause
for their opposition. that gentleman has asked
to be excluded from tho benefit Of the bill, It
its SUCCESS depends upon such exclusion. A
Just bill delayed bocanss among those who will
be benefited by it is ono old and poworless
man Such opposition could only come from
a radical auaror. " s...'@' r7' &y1.3"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

The Governors veto having been sustain.
cd by the House Of Delegates, some of tho re-.
adjostors assert that they will oppose all efforts
t, re'ronch and economic. and Devote their re-
roaming energies to an effort TO have State
convention. 10 which the spirit Of Reputation,
unchecked by the agencies that now control it..
may have full sway. and 10 enabled to work its
baleiul will. Having drawn all the!salary that
was duo them As members Of the General AS
scmbly. they now want to bleed the almost 10
animate State for pay as members Of con.
veGli0n --.L.. - -,---,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
DIED.

In memory of Miss LUCY SMITH, daughter of P.
H. Smith, esq, Of Loudoun county, Va, who died on
the 5th of February, 1878, aged Fl years.
Miss Lucy Smith was true Christian in the broad
est significance Of that torn, unsssuming in all her
ways, kindly aectionato towards Others with large
Christian heart Astounding in faith hope and charity
ending vol spent life in that perfect peace which
passeth all understanding The loved ones who So
journ for season, mourn sister in very truth but
may look forward with calm resignation TO that bliss
full reunion in which there is eternal joy. This
cords triumph and coronstion-atranstion 10 glory
Of determined, yet modest, tender and cnging life.
She lovod hor Saviour in health; bat her last days
Wsro her best and brightest Ones more than hu-
man light TRANSPORTED her while pain tortured
her body. For over twenty years she was the light
and joy Of her home, her happy spirit pouring sun
shine into all its apartments. Distinguished for
many excellent qualities she was highly estoomed by
al hor friends. An afectionate daughter she loving
iy administered to tho wants Of kind father who
leaned upon her with unwayering trust. As sister,
with ready hands she performed countless acts of
kindness and love. As friend she was sincere,
sympathetic, and self.sacr6clng postponing her own
convenience and interest for the welfare and happ-
noes of othors. In domestic matters, her example is
worthy Of imitation: System, propriety and order
Were regarded. Everything had its time and
place. For vanity, extravaganza and ostentation,
she had no favor Add to these natural qualities and
this disposition the grace Of Christian ifc and we
can understand why she was so tenderly loved, and
her departure so sadly mourned Our consolation u.s.
that these graccs shining in resplondcnt
glory
Easier now to set affection
/ On tho things now above,
.. For amid that bright collection
! Shines the jewel Of our love. ELS. .
In Washington. suddenly, on Wednesday,
February 9th, 1878. of congestve chill, Mrs.
JUL!A A. cox, consort of the late VIM. b.
Cox, in the nth year of her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Now that the silver bill ha. become a law we
shall look anxiou.iy for its baue6ts, and shalt
bo pleased 10 chronicle lhop,: caps oiay il! they
fall to those who have to make their daily bread
by the sweat Of their faces. We are afraid,
however, that VS. shall look 10, vain Tor the
promised good. for tho majority Of tho silver
men 10 Congress are too intent, upon putting
money 10 their own pockets to DO devising means
by which to put it 10 the pockets Of tho people
at large. ..f 81 ,, Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

1t appears that Mr.. s. P. Bayly, of Fauquier,
was not appointed to whole Office when he
was made tobacco inspector at Petersburg, but
that the Office hold by Mr.. w. N. VanAukeu
was split ia two. and M. Bayly given half Of
it; something after tho order Of the Postmas.
ter Generals office, of which Dir. Key is chief
of the southern and Mr.. Tynor Of the northern
portion. The only trouble about these divisions
is that they don't save tie government any ex
pense. 1tt - =. - S !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

CIerkships 10 the departments at Washing.
ton we're always ticklish modes of obtaining a
livelihood, but of late the removals have been
so numerous that tho word preoorious hardly
expresses the a,lepuated condition Of the thread
b.. which government clerks DOW hold their
positions. Goo hundred aud fifty Of then who
have been employed 10 tho Interior Depart
mept were discharged yesterday People out
Of government Offices may not receive ras large
salaries as those 10. them. but then when they
60 To sleep at night they arc not kept awake BY
the dread Of rising next morning to End that
/ aeir living bus been taken away from thenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

The US. House OF Representatives Com
mttee on Pacific Railroads has agreed to re-
port favorably upon the Texas Pacific Railroad.
There should DO aSouthern paciicraIroad, and
If tho actual east.ra terminus Of the Texas Pa
cic be made ct a Southern city, Congress
should grant that road tbe little assistance it
asks for; bu! how southern democratic Con-
gressneD, who rscaDty voted against oil sub.
sides, Gao ex pc OF representatives from Their SEQ
lions Of the Union to uuite with them 10 secur-
ing the construction Of This road. is aomething
that people out Of Congress God it difficult to
rlmnIehnEd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Gov. Nichols says he don't know vet what
be may do as regards pardoning the Louisiana
returning board, but, that his actioo 10 the
premises may DO influenced by that Of the
President, as regards retaining them 10 the lu-
oraIiVe aud responsible government positions
they now bold. -a4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Today was the limo appointed by the Cen
.eral Assembly for the election Of the circuit
Judges but the House Of Delegates broke the
agreement by an early adjournment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
DAILY AND srRlwlEKLY
EDGAR SNOwDEN
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH l. 1873.

The Senate vas not 10 sesson to day, anu
there vas nothing Of any special ioterest before
the House. Bills % the private calendar we're
consider. d. but it being oil lection day but tsW
we're Gnallg acted upon. -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01
virginia News.

moss Neck" in Caroline county. one Of the
most valuable farms on the Rsppshannock riv-
or, has been purchased By Mr. j. +. Corbin,
son of the former owner. .. a...t ..
Mr., Ri Harry. soldier in the war of 1912,
died at his home, near Mount Crawford. LAST
Sunday. ..... .... ..-y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

The clerk Of the court 10 Washington has is
sued marriage license to L.. Il. 'rrame and
Amanda Grimes, both pfFairfax, Va.
We request all mothers TO stop usiog Lauda.
mum for their Babies. but nse DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, good medicine. 1t contains nothing
luxurious 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

. @- A regular monthly meeting of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Company will be held thla
evening OF 8 o'clock.
1t WV, E. DAVIDSON, Sscy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Vice. President w heeler. like Secretary Shsr.
man, considers the conviction of returning
board Anderson al outrage. No wonder. as
the outrage was the means by which be
obtained his present position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

p NEW YORK CATTLE MAnKEy, Foby. %
beeves-Prices dr. ooped abou, 81 Pee head in.
inc morning, and further concessions wore n"
cessary TO cIep tho yards. Rough oxen au
ordinary light steers ranged from Il to &c pei
10 dressed ID edium to good Steers from SIC /,
loc prime bod extra do. from lot to lC!c, with
q few pairs selling At lie.
valves hilk-fed veas ware dull and easier a.
6aec per 10 for ordinary 10 good, with some al
tho best selling at eta8!c -
Sheep and l4ambs-Sales Of ordinary to good
Sheep ut 5ta6tc per To- choice and extra do II,
20 81 to % per 100 lbs, and some good Lamb,
at &c per Id.
Hogs-Tho market for live Hogs was duIi
With sales OF 3 carloads at 81 25a4 As per 100 lbs
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Feb 1S-Hogs--
Receipts 5000; shipments, 6,OOl Market open
ed stronger and moderately active, closing slow
and shade of. Mixed packing e0as3 20; light
3 S)aS3 So choice heavy 8 S5s$4. many left over.
Oattle-Receipts 5. $40 shipments g. 9OO; yards
full, largely Of. MEDIUM Steers shipping do
mand slow and weak sales at 8 70a$5 so; feeders
and stockers active and firm at 2 7Os$3 IS;
butchers steers 3433 80; cows 2as3 IS; bull.
2a$3 60; oxen 35a$S TO- Sheep, receipts 1000;
shipments 100 Market strong Medium to
good 50s$4 ;choice TO extra 50aS5 371. All
were sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SugRrs-We hsve no further transactions t.
note in sugars the very limited stock here nnc
easarily restricting business, but We write the
market steady and firm, and Wa still quote q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

III
800 bags Demerara.
Coffoe-Sinco our !ast there has bee:, soI 40 NC
tivity in Coffee. sales to tho eyteat OF .bou!
1900 bags being made late yesterday and to-day
principally to tho trade hore, and wa new write
the market steady on the basis Of our quotations
below. The sales comprise a73aso bags Rio Oh
private terms at lG5 cts, an'l 800 do ssmo cargo.
understood at 10! cts go,u. We now quote US
follows yv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Fob'y % Tho
market ia very quiet, with limited receipts of s
kinds of produce. Flour is dull at 6a$S for Pine
to fancy Family brands Wheat inactive at III
al20 for fair to prime Corn scarce, but quiet
at 45.47 for prime white Oats 35a4O. and Rqy
nominally $500 ....- .a...- . ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

RICHMOND MARKET. Febr. 2S.-1ne market
for Flour is quiet. Wheat is somewhat more
active, with light offerings. and sales at l30Alja
for white. and from ITO to l36 for ordinary H.
prime Fultz red Corn is in active demsnI.
with sales at 52a5j for white. Oats are model
ately active. with sales of spring at 3Sa4O for
common to very good. Nothing doing in Rye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

LYNcHBURa MARKET Feb. 23-The markc,
generally is quiet, with light receipts. Flour
jOa$7 81 for Fine to Family. Wheat conlin-
ues to droop, the quotations bein from llOsl25
There Is good demand for Corn with light
supply, quotations being from IS to Is for whila
and mixed. Oats. for seed, AFRO in demand at -
ads for spring and winter. Nothing doing in
Rye which is quoted ut 63a62
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-01

Tho market closes quiet and easy, ah1 pricca
are unchanged. Flour is dull, the rec' pts bciae
light, but little is doing and if sales scre forced
q reduction of 25e on quotations Juld havo -
be made About 300 bushels CT Wheat Wore
offered, which sold at Us, rs and l3o. Corn Is
scarcely SO irm as yesterday. and all tho ttirr
ings-sbout 800 bushels-I1ere rsken st 5&a5i
No Rye reported. One lot of Oats brought ;S
Country Produce in light receipt, aud Wa rov'i'
quotations. Clover Seed 25c lower.