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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

Washington, March 3.-The House Ways
and Means committee gave hearing to a
number of manufacturers Of qunine who de-
sire that the duty on the imported article
technically known AS suphate of quinia,
which was removed by act of Congress,
passed during the extra session last year,
Shall DO restored. The manufacturers urge
that while the duty on quinine has
been removed, the articles from
which it is manufactured
are still taxed The taxes on the material
from which Quinine is made are regarded
as unjust, and they wish Congress to give
them fair chance with foreign manufacture
ers. They urge the imposition of duty of
at least ten per cent. on imported Quinine
They also presented II memorial, signed by
druggists of forty eight cities in various parts
of the country iavoringa duty of ten per
cent. advalorem on foreign Quinines, for the
reason that American quininc is of better
quality than foreign and should be pro-
tprtpu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

An agency has been established in the City OF
Galveston, by the Texas Cooperative Assocl-
alton, 2 of H., which Is, and will he kept In
charge of the best agent that can be employed,
under bond of S25, 900 90, for the faithful DIS
charge of his duty; and no care or solicitnue
will ne wanting, on his part to secure for "a
win give personal attention, lin the selec-
tions,) for all orders Tor Dry Goods. Grocer
les, Hardware, Farm Implements, Fence wire
and Machinery.
Gives special attention to the sale of cotton,
wool and hides, and all kinds of produce con-
signed to him and in every way try to serve
those patroniziug him. 10 the best advantage:
II should be understood that the agent does not
keep goods on hand to fill oroers, but by tner.
ough canvass of the market secures the best
bargains to be found.
Correspondence, Orders and Consignments
solicited by j. b. ROGERS,
Post-oflice Box g23. Agent
fnh22
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
McIikOns AssaiIant ~ jew, and Ia
Die IO.dny-Thc German Eu.
per0r's Friendship for
France, Etc, Etc.
FRANCE AND IRELAND,

Paris, March, Am Irish relief commit.
toe has finally been formed here, and 10000
francs collected, The Arch Bishop of Paris
has already forwarded 10000 francs to Ire.
land.
A RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY REQUEST,
The Lantcrno and Mot-'d. Ordre to-day
publish proclamation of the Russian Reyo.
lutionary Executive committee, calling upon
tho French nation not to surrender Hart
mann to the Russian.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-01-18
9 6illsr als Raufmannsbie.

g 6iller ais Saufm ann soie=
ner. 3ur Belt, als ii1 S1ilIer in Sob
lis BEL 2eip3is aufhieIt. bate Der OrtsriA.
ter M6bus oalelbit Elm WerSeid)nib Der.
jeniqsn Derionen einjureihen. nelhe in
Goblis Sommernohnuna aenommen bats
ten. ct fam. I'M ein lolhes Wer5eidniB
auISuue5melt auh su benz crit iusnige
Sage III Dem Sertben anueienoen Sdil,
Ter. Oisier iaB bel ieinem @intritt cmiig
arbeiteno am 51rsibtiih. Nad)oem ibm
Der Srtsrihter In turSen @orten Den 3fpsf
leines Gon,mens mitget6eilt bate, alttnor.
tete 5tbiller. li1 III ihm untluenoeno, per.
hrieBid yGatb SdiGer. uno iebie. obne
iih welter um ben geiuh 5u fiimmern,
feline Belhdltigung fort. Ser Rihter ent,
iernie lih drserlicb brummenb, idbrieb in
Die erite 9tubrif iciner 2iite .aaitlhiller"
unD ieBte mad flr5em geoenien oas Wort
,sanImannsbiener' in ole 5meite. ,oa piele
Der jungen 2eute, peIde Somn1ermobnuns
sen in @o6lis inne batter. su ben 1erren
Don Der pauolnna geb6rten. Sr Der
Sselsestit, oa er ben Oldter ndber fennen
lsrnle, bate er freilitb Weleesnbeit. iidh bel.
Ier iiber ben .Gtniib uno Neruf1 hta 6riebs
rio GNilsf su atterrimieit."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-08

Until further notice we will deliver hay ip
winnelnucca on cars at $40 per Ton by the car
load. t"- II. Q. MARINER = CO.
Lovelock, New, Jan. 2S, lsS0l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-08

THE WILD coosK MINING COMPANY.

Location Of works, Mount Rose Mining Dis.
trict, humboldt County, Nevada. Location OF
principal place OF business OF said company,
Nlnnemueca, Nevadl ..,- .
Notice is herchv given, that at a meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees OF said Company, nela on
the 5th day OF March, 1880, an assas.ii.'ent 80,
j. OF five Genes per share was leyiea upon US
capital stock IT said company, 20 rer cont. ei
which IL payable imme diatelY IN Ceite6 States
gold coin 10 the undersigned, Secretary OF sae,
Company, at hia Office IL the ot'ce of the
County Clerk OF uumholat Couaty, Nevada, at
the Court house IN the town OF Ninnemueca.
ANY STOCK upon which said - per cent. OF
this assessment shall rem:iin unpaid on >ayur-
cay the Sd day oi April, 1880, shall % deemed
delinquent, and viii be duly advertised f5r sale
at pa6lic auction; and tnles4 parmgft = made
before, win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 3th
day OF NAV, 1Ss1. 20 pey yhe delinquent 20 per
cent OF said assesslnnut, together yltli costs Oh
advertising and expenses OK the sale. me
balance of said assessment over and above sald
81 per cent il payaole upcn the call Of SAID
Board OF trustee. Of which due notice wiii be
given In the SuVEg STAFF.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
j. VI. JOB, Secretary
OF the Wild Goose Mining company.
mn6-t I'll
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-08
GOOD LAYOUT
FOE IL Il A Il AE Il IL y !

MARKER BROTHERS, of Big Meadows
OFFER TO RENT 5,0o0 Acres of Coed
Agricultural land. Ia lots OF - or io'
acres, to suit, Free ~ Cherse, for one and
two years Water for irrigatng Is already on
all the land The land is all fenced
For further particulars and Indignation
apply at our ranch.
II. G. MARKER 8 co.
Loyelock, February 10, 1880. h2'sm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-08
BULLION TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds Of mines for the quarter ending Decem-
ber 3lst, 1879, is now due, and payable at my
office in the Courthouse of the County OF
Humboldt, and that the laws forlits collection
will be strictly enforced.
L. l.. RICKARD. County Assessor.
Winnemueca, February %, 1850 Aw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 9NowDBN.
TUESDAY EvENING. MARCH g. 1870

Since the highest c)ur; 10 the land, the cuuit
Of last resort. save that OF Ievolution-to which,
Certainly, no On, 10 the South, at least, c)ntem
plates an appchl-das d, cided that the Law re-
sp2c.iog the snp.Iviso;s and inspectors OF fed
eral q c ms and the Guics Of deruly u. s.
mai.h.l, at such c'ccti0n5 is constitutional. il
wi | -ut Be the part Of WI I'm for the so'call1d
democrats in Congress 10 mik, any further Cp
p sltion to the passage Of the bill approprlatlog
monsy for the payment If tho salaries of these
offC rs The spill: of tho Institutions Of this
country has entirely changed, and, with a do
bauehcd supreme curt to Interpret the laws in
the Interests Of c3nIraIism aud frau 1ule nj exc
cIt;vo to cniorc, is decisions, the rights Of the
.3aatts have Joined tho Immense corcoursc OF
Tie other good things that have ceased to ex st.
No have ncvir adV0cat I'd the doctrine Of States
rjSats entertained by what is called the school
ct States rights polite ana, but tho most pro-
nourc ID icdoralls: OF thu old,n limo would
have htsitatcd to alvarez the theories DOW
supported by the republic ms, which have cal.
minated 10 total change 10 the spirit of the
gove!nmcn and the entire subycrsion Of what,
until recently, Wero supposed 10 bo the rights
CT the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
For tho Alexandria Gsn al

Nj HoLcGfcAL-EERRuARY, l830.-With
this month closes the winter months OF 1S79-'SO
and it has been very warm and pleasant
month Tho coolest morning was on the 9th
III above zorro; on the 18Th, 9th and 18th. at 2
y. m, the thermometer indicated 10 and 72o in
the shade. The barometer varod from 20 in. to
"0 ~ ill.,, which are both extremes M can 20 76lI.
which is about the yearly mean. We had but
u IN nl rain during the month, and prevailing
days and snow two dsYs. Mean Temperature
Tor The month d20G2. The mean temperature for
the last eight years WAS %ioj2, difference of
Sol0. to wit 1872 32ol2; 1873 2006G; 1874 36oG5 :;
1910 IS 1876 1850; 1877 1886; 1873 4Goll;
1879 :l"J 1881 a. G2 y. GILLINGgAm
&C,0Llnk, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
letter from SSic!snlGR;s

Correspondence Of Tie AleSsndria Gs....,,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, March s, ls>o
In the progress Of the debate 10 The ll;uS, 10.
day on The miscegcnation BIZ! one OF the co,o,oa
speakers said that no could have married uL;,.
woman had ho wished to. Fortunately lhiSl;I
was introduced late in the session. Had il Coma
in earlier the chalc,s of its passage Would b,r.
been better. but now the rcadiustcrs have &C..
ten the negroes vote, and cooc,rn lheussIv..
very little about pleasing them. Tho color,;
brother was without sagacity in this that h. Ala
not Introduce all bis bills during the frs, wc'.
OF tho session.
If NO can got on With tho present appron,;,
ton bill, and without calling on extra SEES q, :,
will DO done. The fiscal year Gods 10 SEMEN
Der. The expense Of an extra session, ip,nI
ing printing, &C., will range from forty to 5 VIZ
five thousand dollars. 1t must be bora in MIMI
that the readiuster party, which has claimed 10
have for its watch word ''ro,rarchment AID r..
fcrn.' has put tic State to this extra ,x2on.,
In ono half hour the appropriation bill could h,
passed ond yet they taye in sHlli vote declined
to take the bill up.
o.dsy, after reRdjusling senator h.d l7i.t
cd loEg-winded speech, and rs he wss Vein,
| out be WAS accosted by six foot stranger vf1
no had noticed sitting in tho gallery. ,rs,
stranger. who from his looks would DO taken :.
| II bad man TO handle in y fight. came M, nrI
slapplng tho readiuster on the shoulder, ss,'
| Look hero. amt you tho fellow thst msis thu.
reputation speech in the Senate to day p IT,,
| legislator replied mildly in the alliE n,s,,yr
well, sir" said the stranger, IL am = d.S
payer. and don't want /, hear sIy molo a.
| that kind Ct ialk. J can lick you, sul An,
sgoin' TO do it. Iou Just como DARK hero s',
| in ono minute and n halt I'll lick yuu." Ib,
resGjuslor, still looking tIsndIy, replied A.
| right he would coma back in " minute ana :,
halt, and he left the stranger, who WAS ovi2cn.,
| from the "lur dcostricts" When the mrau..
| and half expired ne did not go back to loir,
| view tho stranger.
Many congrstulstory letters have beoa seat -
| Governor Holiday, thanking him Tor The raa.y
| stand ho has taken on the debt bill. Snca tnc
| veto Malone has bOen banging around tie -.
turda OF The Capitol very oitcT. RE WAS in / u
roLunda until y late hour Lo>rieht. II nv, t.,
that he is watching his mon closely.
| Godwyn and Lacy, two congressional ASP
rants, having been shelved. now The icld is "pr,
to Robert Norton. Of York. Norton is c.. i
| date, it is understood.
1t is thought that MoiioLt will b, Tho Oh sc,
of the rapudis!ors !or Speaker He 10 very muru
| on the floor now. fTKONGl wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
Icttcr from EaIInuler.

: Correspondence Of the Alexsndris Gazette
WARRENToN, Va, March S.-Just at this
time old Fsuquier seems quiet and there has
been 20 shooting CT stabbing here for some
weeks. P,litic5 arc slowly on the rise. Com
munications that have recently appeared 10 the
Gsz,tte respcoiiog our next Congressman have
renewed the OLD quarry as 10 who will be or
should be that honored indiVidua? Gen. Hun.
ton is cut Ct tho question. Ills frequent decla.
rati,ns made during Lis canvass with MIR.
Neale, and notably before the c)nvonion that
nominated him ale sufficient to ut Toast raise
tho presumption that he will not DO 10
tho field and hence 10 the absence OF evidence
to rcbut that presumption it is needless to dis
cuSs his chaIC:s Tor the nomlnstlon. One
thing is csrtaln, tho coming struggle 10 this
district will be hard one. The Conservative
party is split aCd w0rso lhhn is generally sup"
posed, if this coubty can BIZ takon ~ Hn index
to the popular current in others. Nothing 80
successful a. success" is = conmon Saying and
| seems strikirgty true ct this tims in lis nppli
| cation to the new party. Many who voted for
tho "brokcrs bill, believing it the best We could
| do, arc cnihuscd with tho idea of avoiding the
effects Of the funding til Of II against which
The People nave never ia'lrd s'te' i's passage
to speak cut whenever &c mas Deem u'Hc " or
indirectly an Issue. Oir csn9ty papers are
Discussing INC best mcus o. p'oarcinT COAL
| ton. but are at varlanuo on the sui .ct, the
! Index" advising tho Stale oomm:ttru to stand
hfm' aaV1ca'ins ponty E'hi'lar 10 thae pu!-
suna o? inc parry 10 ha Jay I'll Vc,hy' "u'o
Inc oouth 10 Vie" oil tno near ns',"nal Con-
teat thus gr"ccluIiy ral!cS tho sFaoda'u OF peace
anl uol'Y. 90 URN Is our CONVICTION as 10 Inc
'niot'ahcc u tho ~ Ga'son 'ha' "ehre roauy ~
make many cjacet,ion nay mora. We arc ready
10 90 %na1 Is 81 oil 'mcs ,ilieuIt ana tha5 ID
tck9oWleuse our own error: hha iufther on
| IN inc same edltorihl speaking q mo commit
les feanlnS out OF iho CohserVsiVn party thrs'
VINO diliefen with 'hcm Oh inc u'pt question:,
usos 'ie iolio"iog manly iaSEuaG': We thcn
thlnght the committee night. wo arc now sails
lled they "era "fouE aiii1 We ar" npno the less
su1ofo IN our conversion hccAnHo our apprn
| hctlSOi a. LhD lnattGr has been htlmulatCu DV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
The Eighth Congressional District.

10 the editor of the alexandria Gazette
| havo just learned that Mr.. s. G. Nealo
will again sail for tho Darish West Iudios 10
a short time, whcro he will remain on profess
sional business for few days and return to bis
homo about tho latter part OF April. It has
boon, and, believe it is yet, generally UNDER
stood that MIR. Nealo will b, candidate for
Congress- in tho Sth district, but from tho course
be is pursuing ono may readily conclude that if
hc is candidate he will DO made such by tho
people and not by himself.
Gen. llunton cannot consistently again bo-
como candidate from tho worry fact that no
obtained vocs 10 tho last cinvass upon his
PROMISE TO TO candidate 10 moro, and every
member of tho last congressional convention 10
this dstrlc, can but remember LiJ opening 70.
marks in acc ,ptiDg his last nomination, which
were Il am before you again, my follow citi-
zoDs Of tho S:h congres sional district, for the
fourth and last time and surely his last term
up to this time has not been 30 efficient or br,l-
liant as 10 demand the support Of tho people
fgAlr, or. lodeed, even to attract their at CO..
HOO. L have boon warm supporter OF Gen.
llunton heretofore, but | shall now support
Mr.. Neale 10 the event of his being candidate.
MIR. Neao partially clnvassod this district two
years siLc1 undor tho mos. embarrassing cir
cumstances, and yet he maio many frloods and
had enthusiastic supporters in Every portion of
tho dlstrlc. | know not how the idea got
abroad. hut it was generally corc,eded, after
tho last congressional convention. by friends OF
Gen. Hunton, as we'll as those of Mr.. Nealo,
that nc should be tho next representative from
yIp. Hair for A.
last time by considerable majority, and from
What new hno'o he is much stronger here
now than he was then.
Soma persons arc trying to draw the State
debt question into this c,uvssr This is entire.
ly wrong. Ia my Judgment thoVireinia debt and
tho settlement thereof is purely local matter,
and should be drawo into no election wh,re tho
succ ,sslnl candidate has to cross the Potomac
to transact bis business.
ANOTHER FAIRFAx MAN.
Near CrnfrcvIl!c. Fairfax Co.. March s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

The repu1iatoIs 10 the General Assembly
have failed bigDally in their attempt to pass tho
the Riddleberger bill over tho Gavcroor's v,to.
They have, however. determined to keep the
debt question as live iSsu, in State politics,
and for that purpose have adopted resolutions
for submitting the Riddeborger and tho Ross
Hamilton bills to tho people at tho November
election. The Governor has the power to veto
this resolution also, but even if be docs, so far
from removing the question from politics. it will
not only tend strongly to keep it there, but
will give tho readiusters additional ammunition
in the shape Of appeals to tho dear people"
to crush tho party who would deprive them Of
their light to vote wbeLhcr or not tho taxpay
crs, who want TO pay the States debt, shall be
allowed to do 50. PROFESSIONALLY thcro sro
C nscicntious readusters as there are tho same
sort Of republicans. but how there can be is
hard 10 comprehend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

The idea Of Withholding tho hand of the gov
ernmcnt in California from preserving the
poacc, preventing riot and b,oodshed. and
saving thu State from anarchy and confusion,
With all the necessarily attendant evils, simply
because the imposition of that hard might pcs
sib'y Infringe upon tho rights of that State,
when its Supreme Court has decided that it
can ignore or disregard any and all Other tights
the State may suppose herself entitled to,
such rights as it has Just ignored and disregorl-
cd, in Virginia. Wost Virginia. Tonne 100,
Ohio aud Maryland. looks very much es
though it was sraining ct q gnat while swallow
Ing a camel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

The repudAting majority of the General As
eembIy having done little that they should have
done and much that they should not have done.
will adjourn tonight. The State may wall be
congratulated upon being rid OF such set, aid
should the Governor. by sny conceivable reasoll,
call them together again he will Justly forfeit tho
good and moIiled Reputation ho has gained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
Browns Household Pana.oa

is The moat elective Pain Destroyer in the world,
WIN most surely quicken the blood whether
tsken internally or applied externally, and
thereby moro certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute than any other paip
aoviator, and it is warranted double tho strenp 9th
OF any similar PREPARATION
IL cures Pain in the Side, Back or Bowel,
Sore Throat, rheumatism. Tooshsche. and All.
ACdES, and ia The Great Believer Of
ram. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon.
iul OF the Panacea in tumbler of hot wafer
IsswGetened il preferred), taken at bedtime, will
bhEAk w a COLD. Is cents bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 othor
causes, is occaaioned BY Worms. BROWNS
VEIN lFuGK COMFITS, or Worm Lozenpe
although efectnal in destroying worms can do
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child.
ms valuable combination has been successfully
used By physicians, and found TO be absolutely
sure in Graduating worms 40 hurtful to children.
Is cents bog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
Communicated.

CUR CENTENNIAL. Giving 10 tho :'inclem-
orcy OF the weather" it is most respectfully aug-
gestod that large portion of our programe DO
dispensed with. Let US have the prayer, ora.
ticn, and poem by sll means; but let us con-
tinuo Tho programme, as published, names,
route, and all, for our next Centennial p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09
Baltimore Conference 1E. l.. thurcE,.

AT tho &c Sion Of tho Baltimore Conference
Of the Meth, ,lis, Errcr;nl Cauloi, in Bali
moro, ycstcid.r, The ".G:sc:, RI OF :. Lumber
OF supernnmrrsrY and 4!rcrannuaird members
were rhssc,i. and her lc!a'i IL cou:;.usd
A resolution Was ad0!tcd inviinS Bishop
ihoat Bowman TO make I:.timnro his home,
as far ~ tho interest Of the Church will permit.
The proposition to lnstruc; delegates 10 tic
General CunloGcooo to Oprosn Gny at!Gmpi to
mako tho presiding cdcIshlp cltc Two gavc rise
to CONSIDERABLE discussion, but 10 &c i'm Wis
taken.
The annual missionary sCrmon was preached
by Rev. u. Y. L,coh. There arc $500 mis-
sonaries employed and 20 900 native preschers
ard teachers, POO. 600 attend church, 4GO 600
children attend school. and Coo. 900 are converts
10 1853 there were &j3 native converts ia
China. to-day there lG 900. In the last Ten
years Sc. 0O0,O COO was contributed Ter missions.
In this Sane limo tho contributions in tho Ball
tlm0re COolc,cLco amounted to $3.50 600.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring il TO be
tho duty Of conference to mcmoralz, tho Leg,
lslauru against ali legislation looking to the
infringement upon tho Sabbath ls a day tf rest
and moral and religious Improvement; depre
eating the issuing CT newspapers on Sunday,
and earnestly advising the people to have moth
ing 10 do with them. and recommending the
formation IN tho conference OF az organization
auxiliary to tho International Sal bath As.
socIatioo.
Tho comEittoo to whom was referred the
papers 10 the CASE of Revs B. l.. Quinn and
L. w. Wood. *. priests of tho Catholic Church,
reported resolution, which was adopted,
heartily commanding them to tho support
of the religious community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

"A stitch in timo saves nine" A bottle 6!
DR.. BuH's Cough Syrup will often save large
DE- c,or bills. Keep it handy, for it costs only
05 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

The st. Petersburg uolos says tho painful i'm.
pressioa produced by tho announcement, Of
Hartmann's relosse can only be removed by lhe
French Cabinet showing thattho proofs furnish.
ed from st. Petersburg OF his identity were III.
gu "A aient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY. Writ of
habcas corpus awarded CD the petition Of Elisha
f.. Meredith, ralurnahl, on the 18Th Instant,
and directed TO the shcntf Of Prince William
county.
Wit Ct hnbrss c,rG us awarded On petition
OF William q. HarIihoo, rctIrnablc on thu 18th
instant, and directed 10 tho sheriff of Prooo
William countg.
Tho Washington City Savilgl Balk for, 81,
VS.. Ihorpo's administrator aud ais. Appeal
allowed and supelscdeas awarded to decree of
the Circuit Court of Alexandria oily pronounced
Oh the l2:h of February. 1850.
Commonwea'th vs. johnson and ais. Ar.
Rued by j. NJ. Forbes esq for tho Common.
wealth and Col. Charles Marshall for tho ap.
poIlses and continued until 10 day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

ga Saturday 4. W. Lacey, Speaker of the
House Of Delegates. was elected judge of tho
Eighth Circuit, made vacant by the death of
Hob. X. L. Montague. IT living all tho votes
cast 10 the House and all but two 10 the Senate.
The JOINT Vote was 100 for Mr.. Lacey and two
for Msjor Is. z. Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

NEW YORK. MIR 9-Stocks quiet. Money ca
). Flour dull. Wheat quiet Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-09

Paris will present Nordenskjo!d with gold
medal.