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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

The cool assurance Of radicslism vii! ever IN
v;te comment. even though it hes long since
ceased 10 occasion wonder. Tie latest, as we'll
ss most ,ronouoctd instance Of it, is afforded
IN the case Of Secretary Of War McCrary, who
contributes 40 article to the May number OF
tho North American Review, in which hc dis.
curses at lergth upon the benefits and bless.
logs Of free and pure elections. when he, as the
whole world knows, and az even many OF his
Own parry acknowledge. holds his office BY the
appointment Of = !rauiuleatly elected President.
Why he should hava written the article ia o
pugz'iog question, for it does not contain sln.
ple new idea and its rhetoric is far from attrac.
tive. lie lays great stress upon tho provision
of ths Constitution giving Congress the power
to make regulations for the election OF its own
members. acG upon The consequent constitu.
tionality and legality Of tho statutes proposed
to bs repealed BY tho democrats. We ore not
aware that ybody has ever denied either the
legality or constitutionality Of the statutes re-
ferred to- but if one Congress bad tho right to
enact them, subsequent one must have the
right to rcpesl them especially as It is proposed
to repeal them by precisely the same mode by
which they wore adopted. And as one presi.
dent approved appropriation bills cousaiGiog
the obnoxious statutes. 10 order that there
might be no trouble about the funds requisite
to carry on the several departments CT the gcv-
ernmsnt, another Gao certainly, for tho same
object, If 90 higher ooc. approve similar bills
contaioing the repeal Of those statutes. This
ides, however. has not suggested itself to Mr..
McCtary, or if it has. he deems it unworthy of
mention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B.
EDeAR 8NOwDENs
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Il, 1879
Tne terms Of endearment applied to, ord the

Tne terms Of endearment applied to, ord the
expressions cf trotbery love for, the people OF
the Sou:h, st the meeliog Of the Union League
IN Philadeiphia last Tuesday night. t,lr samp'
les ct which appea. elsewhere in 20 days Ga.
z,,!p, evioca such q spirit Of charity on tho
part OF the republicans of that CITY for their
fellow ci,zeps of ths southern seciion OF oom-
m,p couo.,y, and su,h NANTES. desire Tor
mulese restoration of anieable relations With
their @, heirs Of common heritage, that those
10 whom their love aud generosity flows out SO
uprastrsicedIy will provs themselves to be vim
dioti7o heatheus if they do not yearn tor clasp
I'D hand, and united hearts with such good and
true friends; aud when it is reco'lected that but
few hours b.!ore Mr.. Boxer msdo his ap-
plaudsd spcco5, 10 which he referred to south
stn claims, bis political associates 10 Congress
had voted against democratic resolution pro-
hibi.ing the payment Of any moro OF such
claims, their righteousness also is displayed In
the brightest ooloIs. To treat the speeches
more seriously, it is by no means a pesSlmist
view 10 consider them as uutavorable augurles
for the future peaeo aud prosperity Of the
country. When the people Of one section OF
country entertain such intense hatred for those
Of another as is manifested By the remarks OF
the speakers alluded to. and nurse their wrath
to keep it warm, the predisposlog cause OF
trouble already exists aod al exciting cause
will not be hard to God. Oae Of the most no.
,iceabs ideas suggested by the speeches refer
red to, is that the city 10 which they were made
sud 10 which mejcrity cf the voters endorse
the sentiments they expressed, should marvel
1t the loss Of iss southern trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
The New y ork Sun WARDS the supporters of

The New y ork Sun warns the supporters OF
General Grant that "a man cannot be elected
by noise -he must command the votes. In
a little while. itsays,we shall hear people shout
ing themselves hoarse for Grant. By many his
election, as we'll as his nomination. is already
regarded as q foregons conclusion. whereas, even
bis nomination is far from being fixed fact
yet" To which the Baltimore Bulletin re-.
plies. "Tbe Sun, however. makes great mis-.
takes if it supposes that the Grant people are
not working as we'll as talking. The are doing
good deal Of boths good deal more than
is heatthfu' Tor the sober people ct this count
r."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
Verdict Of AcquitfaI.

HAMILTON. D. t., April ia most i'm.
portant case brought BY tho government against
Dr.. Livingston. ex. Indian agent at the Crow
Greek agency, resulted yesterday afternoon 10
o verdict of acquittal. This action was brought
under no Indictment charging him with falsi.
flying voucher, and thereby defraudiDg the
government. Dr. Livingston was removed from
his position as Indian agent upon charges pre-
ferred by Gen. Hammond end Capt. Doherty.
and the one lust tried they regarded as clear
case against Livingston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

The lcLian5 a1ys :hst s!tcr lie g ~.
stamped, Custer tried 10 ra,iy Ii: men or,n9
him. IL, waved his pistol IL ITO 3 r aai ~"
it Of taic:, 10 attfGo; lis niGn. iva T: ~.
gathered nrcu:d him but. IS IN. io1"ta ~
continued 10 a,ieacceH, ono o. tho settler: III
to ruo away. Custer fired at i.cl ur!! Ei!'.
bim, apd then scelnG III, c2sc ql.!o :,ap-!...
the indians gathering ar0und ICON al ia;''
turned his revolver on tin5,l', rrc!r,Ias 20 s,
By his eva ha5d. TIC tcCi4us says lint Il
think this pcricn w.s Custer. Is he WIS 2@,.
bu. they aFe not ccrtain Ct thr fact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

The May number of the North American &c.
view has been received from it, publishers, D.
Appleton & Co., Now York. It's contents arc
Our Election Laws, by Secretary George w
McCrsry; Campaign Notes in Turkey 1878
by Lieut.. f. V. Greon part second of German
Socialism in America Absent Friends. by Rev
o. b. rockingham A Plea for Sport, by L!oyd
8. Bryce; Notes on Recent Progress in Applied
Science, by President Morton, snd Law and
Design in Nature. by Prof. Simon Newcomb
PRECEDENT Noah Porter, Rev. Joseph Cook, Jas
Freeman Clarke DID, aud President Jas. Nc
Gc,Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
MlGRATonY Quail ii he E5frsi al. :

MIGRATORY Quail. The F5nsi an! @.''.-
published in New yOi!:. gives lie detail g.
pIen which ha: beeD aav:>d u2Jn !of n: ~. -.
taion 20 this csuGtiy. 81 : !4I2e aunhrr d.
migratory quai! iror, hleasnI. Sicily. TlI:p'.
is said to .o g very game n'r.!, soalcwd1t sos
Ter thaa ttc American Tar.'id.,', aai "ry
few hara i f.r been t7cu.h: h tbs couGeF:
4 subscription IS now hcieg taken np n hii
more with view OF ordering :. few h.aIaia ,
theec birds Tor Maryland. Il il 3.lca!iicd tho,
will multiply very raiidy. goios Sou.n ia thu
winter end returning 10 the Sprlrg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
gyEGETE.9 .9.EESs


Governor Hcii1ay is reported sick at WIN
Chester.
Tie "eoll css:s" we're taken up ia the .. s,
C:icGi Ccur: at Richmond to day.
T:ao ladies' OF Ocange Courthouse will hold Q
ruE berry festival ct May court for the berett
o. The Orange Presbyterian Chu!ch.
AZ cx:ursion party, consisting Of about $50
merchants and others, from ell along tho line
OF the Chesapeake std Ohio railroad between
Richmond aDd Huntington, West Virginia,
arrived 10 Richmond yesterday in charge of o
committee delegated from the Commercial
Cub by whom they we're entertained 10 the
evening".
Tic Grand jury at Manchester, ia the case OF
WE. Pcnbert0n, charged With an attempt ct
re2e, ;aGicted The accused for "a attempt to
| ,:.a;:ii, li:Gguro aud kill, which greatly aston
isLcG lie lawyers std spectators generally, many
siyias that such thing is unprecedented. The
triaI, therefore, will trkc place 10 day fer On at
tc:?p. 20 MAIN, d!s62urc AID kill.
.iile Dos!d CT Visitors Of tho Agricultural
std Mechanical College of Virginia. met 10
Lgech5ur& Ga Tuesday. The following, named
geu;crc1 Constitute tbs present Board: Con.
/ ". L. Taialtrro, Capt VIZ. EgSleston, Dr..
D.yid Sr!!irs. q. w. Butou, Judge J. 7.
hyga!. Gln. III zhueh Lee, Hog. Wu. Mines.
Jn5aa j. \. Meredith, and Thce. Edmunds. All
we,a p!csc5; except Messrs S0IIins and Nlllnes,
lie tprmr1 being too much i0disnosed to al
! ted.
Al this term Of The fsrGuier County Court
: lcyeI case was decided in the suit for damages
J.an2!.. By Ei~ard Eeprg vs.. Skinner for
| suing ~. 4 false attachment. in annuity was
rsy;5c 10 Skinner by Henry. Skinner treated
; the .5nuy cs rent, sued cue 40 attachment on
the p7ducd that Henry wac removing his prop
cr!Y. The aitschment was afterwards squashed
aci lienfy brought suit Tor damages. claiming
il Ills bill the loss eccrulag 10 bis crops remain
iag in his fell, the loss of bis labor as n
rcchasc, end tic costs paid by him in tho OF
t.chm2nt sEi. Tie jury allowed $50 damages.
At rae meeting OF the boDdholdcrs Of
the James RiTer AID hsnaWba Cana
Complay il Richmoad, list right. pro-
position was agreed upon By majority oil
tbs representatives of the FIRST mortgage bond:
20 Surrender their bands to tho Richmond and
Ali4ghauy RAILROAD Company q. seventy ceats
in tbs dci'a:, principal cEd accrued interest,
the r0!cs O! the railroad company to b, given
i0r re same, running Tor three gears, tbs in
l.rcst payatIa seni'anaualiy in advalct; The
ms;Cr pawer rants and docEsga rccaip!a 10 be
pledged fer The payment Of tho interest and
ez,iGEu SaEclt of the principal OF Slld notes.
Tie representatives ct thn s;C1nd moltGa2i
hoGi9 unanimously agreed to accept thirty
caLt3 ~ the dollar Tor principal and accrued Ia
tcgas: Tor nates at three years. These proposl-
toC7 mnt With the favor OF tho representatives
Of tic Hoima1d ana Allegheny Company, aEc
| viii be submitted to those in New York to day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

There vas lively discussion 10 tao oens!o
Yesterday evening betwsca MIR. Beck, CT hy.,and
NIr. Hosr, of Massachusetts,, during Which Mr'
Hoar 10 az excited usuner, raising Ills Volce
to the hiph:s: pitch aad advarcIog several
steps towards Mr.. Beck, demanded whether
be and bis political friends still adhered to their
determination to b.:us tho government TO al
end unless the President signed these bills. Mr.
Beck replied that 70 oDc had right to assume
whit The Presidents cours, would be. and thco
read ircm the speech delivered By bin las.
session, unfolding the demco;ali, programme
and denied that i! could be construed into On
admission that the democratic party Intended
to stop tho government if the President should
veto the measures 10 question. Mr.. b. "as
proceeding when Mr.. Hoar again tried to in
terrupt him, hut Beck, excltedl7 cried CUT
keep your seat, sit dowr; wont have you
interrupt nc. You we're very Impertlnent to me
lust now, aud I came very near telling you go
then keep your seat" NIB. continuiog said:
Tho Senator from Massachusetts had attempt
ed some hair splitting which he should not al
tempt to answer. Itwss too fine spun. He was
reminded of an snecdoto Of the late John Kan
dolph. Ho took into his law office two young
men, bu. had good deal of trouble with then,
becsuse, as no said. their brains were ike the
lar at the hesd waters ofthe Ellegany river
moor by nature and exhausted by cultivation. This
reutleman from Massachusetts had sought to
make false impression. He had miirepresented
him IBeck) three times within the last fifteen
minutes. He ought to have known better; NJ
speech is in his hands, and ne Knows never
said what he has charged upon me-"
MIR. Hoar said that no was not to be deferred
from his purposes by any exhibition OF plsnts'
ton manners.
Mr. Beck said ho had heard that remark so
often before that he wouldn't notice It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

GOLD MINING IN VIRGINIA.-Thcre passed
through this city On Yesterday yearly fifty ton:
of machinery CO route for Gooohlaud county,
wherc the existerco Of gold hes long been known.
Discoveries made last fall were Of character
80 important that preparations Tor mining on q
large scale werc at orco commenced. and have
DOW 30 far progressed that tWenty-stamp mill,
capable Of crushing forty tons ct ore daily, will
b, 10 operation within month.
l. is certain that GOLD exists Ia Virginia
in quantities, and under conditions which
10 other parts OF the country insure great
profit; but tho machinery AID methods
heretofore employed were Anticipated and be-
hipd the age. Aware OF thesa facts, and salts
fed Of the existence upon their property of gold
ia great abundance, and of character which
makes it easy to save By modern appliances
the Bertha ADD Edith Company proposing to
take no charccs, have employed California
miner Of nearly thirty years experience to sup
erintend their mining operations. They have
purchased the hest machinery that money can
bus, procured it's erection by the builders, and
have secured the services OF an amagamator
Of macy years experience, whose specially is
the care cl amalgam plates.
From ctiZ,us Of Goochland county we learn
that the Gre OF this mpany IS very rica IN
gold, chcapy miued, aud 80 abundant as to
be ;ncxhaustibe for generations.
Two tunnols arc in course OF construction
ono is on the great "Fisher' vein, which is II
fee. wide the other, which ia run to cut the
Same vein, Is now in about leo feet. or within 10
or 20 feet Of the vein. When that point is reach
ed there will DO three headings on this vein.
A shaft is also being sunk upon smother very
rich vein, and is now down about 60 feet. Thus
a. In a tino lly1
opened.
1t is expected that there will be in operation
in about ono month. Before that time the COM
psny will have upon its orc platforms more
than a Thousand tons of ORE and its openings
will be- Of capacity to supply at least IS tons of
ore daily. BY July lst 80 stamps will probably
BIO running, M arrangements to that end have
boon mads.-Rich Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
A FRlGu1FUL SCENE.-During an exhibition
of snnn wild heasta few dala aao at the

A FRlGu1FUL SCENE.-During an exhibition
of sono Wild beasts few days ago at the
theatre Ct small town in ThuriDgiaa friEhtful
aceoe occurred A leopard was not Dearly so
submissive to the tanner a5 usual, and dashed
wildly about the osge. Suddenly two Of the
bars gave way. ard the animal sprang with a
tremendous bound among the spectators 10 the
pit. The terrified people rushed pell NELL to the
door, bat The beast attacked the bindermos! OF
them fuIiously with teeth and claws, and 10
four MINUTES had killed woman and child and
fesrfully liberated four other persons about the
face AMI neck. The moment the leopard es-
capped from its cage the beast tanner and bis
assistants hurried after it, armed with epears,
but wero unable to overcome it untiIit dropped
dead from its wounds. % examining the
broken bars of The cage it was discovered that
they had been filed. An attendant, lately dis.
missed for Drunkenness. has been arrested on
suspicion Of being the author Of this atrocious
doed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
Eescer6pltc LIENS.

HE steam tug Curlew bur.t her boiler in Bos-
ton harbor this morning. No one was hurt.
The raccs to bavn taken place st N ew Orleans
to-day were postponed on account of the weather.
Christian Leslie Of Morris!own, N. j., shot
and dangerously wounded his wife to-day and
then shot himself dead.
henry Erewelton. Brevo! Brigadier General
q. 8. A., cied at Wilmington, Del, today.
A lre in Cincinnati this morning destroy ed
$1,000 worth Of properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

Tie worst feature Of the so called negro
exodus is that thousands Of needy aad ignorant
negroes arc being thrown upon the people Of
Kansas, aud will have to be provided for.
Great suffering must ultimately eusue. If tho
people of Kansas can stand it the Southern
people CAD: but there are evidences already that
the people of Kansas do not intend TO stand It,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
Laid Over Under the Rules.

ALBANY, N. T.. April l7.-In tho Assembly
to dey MIR. Fish offered concurrent resolution
that committee of three Senators and five
members of the House be appointed to tender
tbs hospitalities of the State to Gen. Grant on
bis return to this country, Lid over under
iha rules.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
NSaEreStea.

BosroN. April l7.-BeIjlmi I. r,t;is,
late General Passenger AG4nt ot the E,'t"i
Railroad, who was arrested Oh January II l..
charged with cmbc2Z,ing $1,000 Of tho CSC,
pays funds, tui 10; prosecuted. VA ase.a
arrested yesterday. cw!Ds. il ~ SAIL. ~ h,.
developments and vii rfobahl? r. "a Il - g.
ahnIh Ell .nG.lnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

GAMeETTAS SToUTNEss.- is grow
ing very stout, and Sir Philip Camilla Oven
lately advised him 10 walk FOR fou: hou-a i dag
and live on twenty-five cents worth Of fn5d. He
therefore began TO walk on tho road between
Paris and Versailles, bat ~ sooE As IL became
known crowds followed daily n order 10 SEQ
him. The annoyance proving iuto!e:ebie, lie
tried the courtyard of his residence, bu. soon
became tired OF so mono!onous Tramp. lie
then joined the Alpine GymSsstic Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

S. DEALHAM has just returned from New
York, and has now lha G5sst AMI Go-t saIsC,
stock Of CLOTHING. Haas ard GENTS tEn%
IsnINGs ever b-iorc brought to this cit5; At -.
tocishlDg low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
Railroad :Acc.slCn;

BRIDGEPORT. IT April li.-oa !;ia tia.
tonic Railroad. thI n3Fa:"p. ti.a tHi0I,"
freight traG wa ;hfuxn from :ha ifi@S ueI'
the Picc Grove Clmp ti;cul3. Ih9 i)coM1t?
and fiGc or six c1ra were rccSei. |: IS -nTp..''
q Switch he'd b,aG tamperel H!,h. Aaar q"
the train hands w.ro scrtou-iy .li;l:.t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

The House of Representatives yesterday com
pleted the money parts Of tho legislative, execu
tive and judicial appropriation BILL and entered
upon the political discussion, but refused to iS
any limit to general debate or to change the one
hour rule, and the debate begins with ninety
six names on the list to speak, to whom % hour
eacb, urdcr the rule, is allotted, which is by nc
means "plcasing prospect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

DIDN'T WANT TO BE Drs"UnED .-Ss.ur;tay
morning the engineer of one Of the yard en-
gines of the Baltimore and Ohio H.;llosd ct
Cumberland noticed just ahead Of his eoslnc. .
man lying prone across the trick. Es sioDps;
the engine quickly md dragged the :aan oil !es;
track, whom be found him 80 0e stnpi!ly drunk
After being Sc! up on his pins tha fellow Cecov-
ed sufficiently to cuTsa lis preser7ar for disufb'
ing him, ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

Carpets, Oh Cioths. I;uEss, raeo. aaI 40.
Ma.!iasa. Oar new SprDg styles AIS "1'
ready. They ar, cheaper thar over.
ISAAC tICtnEn@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

Crochet Dad Ma.s:iiIes Qli!ts. iHn haze .,a
ezra bargain jas. purchase! mueh under Ia.
lesu'ar pc!c,. ISAAC ErWEER"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

lIsrsis I;fas. kil Gloves. New SpEioy sna.!.
ucwr.Gdc. ISAAC EICHEEEu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

ali nwccrS, vcLdaIs ani .itGoAca Ct :hJ .i:-
s)u!i State I1uciy st s.. L3uia wsr. !cG:cr
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17
COMM ic2,CGh.L.

| The Secretary Of tho Treasury yesterday ID
sued tho expected circular inviting subscEa!i
| to the 4 per cent loan. TEa subscriptions A.
| limited TO Sl50.C00,0N q. per cent above IL,
and accrue! interest, the p.ccacGs 90 b apple
| to tho reGc mption Of like amount o. ~ a III
| POI cert bonds a commission Of par CT. wi.
be allowed on al subscriptions OF 1900; ova.,
and on receipt Of full payment tho bond! sill b..
| transmitted FROG Of chsrge - tao suh:c'ihc:3
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, : rri! J.. III: iI-;"
ket day is dull in tonu end prices a:o lower.
Flour is nominal. The receipts Ct Wheat hay 4:
somewhat increased, and TO day 1870 bushei+
sold at 1906 lO9 ITO aGd IL. as - quality; d."
falling of in prices corresponding with sinli!ar
decline in other markets. Com il Gu!! nH! gn'c'.
with sales of C30 bushels 8. i. One saisl! !".
Rgo brought G.. No Gas reported.
BALTIMORE, Ap. l. Virginia Is de:crcad.5i
do consolidated 81; do u gcr!hs Az; p:st dmr
coupons e2s Sugar firm; A sGlt S.t!. Cotton
firm; mddl,ng III. Flour steady and unchn"g''.
Whest-Soulneru quict ana cEsIeT; Hos.'E"
firm and active; Southern .od iOjsiOJ, ID srnb'r
red spot and Ap,i! lU9!al09i May 10 All
June ll0sslll. Corn-Soulhe-n firm fur wh!i"
and dull for yellow; Wcs:ern firm; sou!hsrn
white 45ai7; do yalow 1%!a43s; Wes.cEa mix
spot and April 424s12i; May i3.43!; JaAo 49,
423i July 44a4t!; steamer 1l5. GAS firm
Southern 1896: Western white 32l3l; 60 :niSih
3ls331 Penna 32a2l Kyo dull and unchanged.
Hay firm end unchanged. Col % lfm; ~"
csrgoeg ordinary TO choca lO,lG. HLis@a'
dull and nominal az ! GTa5l Oh.
NEW YORK, April lT.-Stocka stesd;. :'i";i'
5. Flou. quiet. Whe.t quiet. Corn qu.s..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL y. is''
Sun -ses ........ s ~ sun snts"............ So
ARRIVED.
Str asiy G, Georaetoaa. t. j Z .igne" : 4"
CLEARED.
Str w Thompson, logsr PIE, b2 r I. He'd
IT. Naltsno, lower Pic. b. j Brokers' $ :"
Str Mary G, Norfolk. By j / Agnew " %.
PASSED Ur.
Schr ~ /. Mcsha!n. philadelphia 70. Ws,"-
ilgt1n.
PASSED DOWN.
.chrg " !. Hu:ton. Georgetown, 10: ii"''
henca, sad Cakes Amss, 90. for Ne" YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

WALES HONEY, HOEEaUU%D AHi'
Ii Tx, Hepatinc, -uzuiun!. 3af2l!h% q"
Tsr.snt. Sotzo- Aurriea!, C.G,siir LInii.e"f,
Lesdbestei's Lutr.csliag !.lnIm-nt. d:.os ~
men,, Hupl's pi-str. t:u.tet!"t's E'.;"r5, iyri
SASS arlls rectorsl. Hair Ti2or, Ma: m9Et (.
tbs popular proprieta.y MEDICINES Era i9' PIG .:
apl7 b. s, LEA-DEE aI-S y ch|''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

CoURT oFAppEALs OF VIRdTNIAI E.TEaDAY.
Saunders acd wife sgainst Hsle's administrator.
Removed - iTythevil!e.
Smith agsia.: Wide. j., * 20. (!wo cssss.
Submitted.
Ga!loway's executor sgsin.t PRICES admins
tTator, SC. Argued by Judge Robert unld for
~! alleo ,.1d submitted.
i:ich,noEd and OauYiIio Haiitoad against An
deis2ns administrator f.rguol by ~. W.
Esary fcr plsiItitf, and Col. Iohn Il. City ior
defendant, slld continued till to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

IN AsroNIsEED MILLINER Nine. Gre7y
lately took velvet dress, which had seen some
service, TO a very grand Partisan milIincr, aud
said she wished certain alterations made. The
src5d moajaLs iutima!ed, with superbly afTabla
G;r, thai they WIRE ret ia the habit CT doing
that SORT Of work FOR ladies With whom they
w5.o uot acquainted" Fine. Gfevy expressed
her regret, remarking that sic #as The wife CT
the President, ard wanted tie dress to wear ct
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-17

90 ieHorc the warning Of approaching disease
Is nsishtr csu.iou5 uoe SAT-. Prudence would
aus2es: the mmeGi.te usc 81 good preventive
r,m, d., such ~ Dr.. Butts Baltimore Pills,
WHICH eradicate 8. oEce all symptoms Of bilious
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