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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
The Virgin Mary in & er.ca,

Troy, N. Y, March 1t seems 10 to be-.
lieved heresbouts By many devou. people lat Che
Virgin Mary, after several manifestations of
herself in different parts of Europe. hrs at las.
honorod the American continent with visit
An old bedriddcn msn named Jones positively
sreEs that on several occasions recently he hss
b,eD signellv hoDoTed by visita.ions from the
Moher Of ihs Saviour, and finds plenty OF per-
sons ready to give credit to his miracalc u,
ptorias
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Killed by n Falling Wall

STRATHRoY, ONT, March IA fir, carly
tai! morning destroyed The building owDad by
}. Il j. Eogish aod occaped by 9. z. Hsale
4 Co.. dry goods. h. Daprosss. grocer and 2.
Il. Matthews, tailor. LESS $4,000. Daring
tho p'cSress Of the fire the front wall fell out
b7r7irg several paop!o vino we're standing in
tbs street. Ooa Of them, Hamilton Howesn,
undertaken. vas killed. leu wero seriously aud
ottcre s!!gity Injured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Birthday Celebration.

CHICAGO, Ills. Mar. Tho City. frs!
birthday Of 1t. General Philip Fl. Sheridan
was celebrated lset night with dinner given by
tie illinois Commspdery CT tie Loyal Legion
ct The U. s., at he U0isn LNgue Club rooms.
Seventy overs wsra spread. III, banquet wss
strictly private fair. Speeches were made
By eminent ciiiz BOO who served with Tho Ganer.
al 10 bis siY!y-iour battles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
WO.DATS TELEGRAPH NEWS
Ey:za gession OF the Lecis,ature.

MESSAGE OF THE GovERNoR-REcEss UNTIL.
TIE SIXTEENTH.
LSreciGl dispatch to tho Alexandra Gsz5ttc.
RICHMOND. March The twJ H;uscs Of
The General Assembly INST to-day q: noon.
When the Go7orr.r sen. 10 tho following nes-
ssgs 10 tie members of tho General Assembly:
II o5edieEoo to Ito Icoessitts of the csse. aDd
10 too prescrc, Of tho fact that tho General
Asaemb!y has e5 j5arned withou. proGid!os for
tho cZDepaes OF government, AID leaving the
revenues 10 b collected uuder tag Till enacted
sev5rll years since. aud 10 many pari.uIa1s
insppropriata to he present condlijn Of the
| Con monSesl:h. have RIO nFeDed your body
10 extra session. Ro.uo,snt to take tits sc,iGn
toinposa edditi3oa outlay upon tho treasury.
OF to de!ain logger from their homes and occu
/ pa:ions the members of tho Assembly, mstuto
confederation Ct tho su!i.oi has toEc;d i;
upon me in tho aul:o of di;sgreeBble duty,
AID 10 Ito discharge Of ihat Guy | will not
| presume TO itqliro into tho Causes. tr to fy
| tbs blame Tor this fsi;uto OF The GeDtral rs
s!nbiy, within tbs limo prescribed by lsT. to
e9cc. tho measures csseEtal TO the proper c3o
duet Ct tie gtv:raEien. Ibese sre prerogc-
| tiVts Of tho peoD!5. nos OF the Executive; tu
| may, etd DO, sxpEts5 The urgent rec:m.
EleD9s.ion Ina. IN tie Session nov opsDIrg
precedence shall bs givan TO those bills
which c,nc:ro tho public We!farc-thst The
ben Fl IS sought by Individuals a1d corporations
sosil be msda to wait upon the needs OF the
Co:nnonwcsl:h aLd Tia Interests of thu people,
and that 20 iaoticIs atempt shall be inside to
raiiave the M )ri:y in the General ASSEMBLY 81
tbs right or responsibility oflepiseliou.
(Sisncd) VIM, Il. CAMERON.
The wv, Houses adjourned without doing
SET hi1s to meet Thursday, March l6:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

According to the natural order Of rea6jus
meot. Gov. Cameron has convened on extra sc, =
sion of the Legislature. snd hes thereby civ, n
each member Of that body oze hundred
and eighty dollars whether the session last ono
week or thirty d,ys. Judge Stuart attempted
to have the session extended f,w days. during
which all tho ntoess,r7 bu:iness could have
been transacted, but of course was unsuccessful,
IS suct an extension would have entitled the
members to no extra pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

ito rilste Of Prices Bed ;i:s. IT.
saas of Calvert o1po,y, Md, W. n,
s.royed by fire last Frida7 tvena:, 'H!
toeu bIiliinfa CT differept Lcsrr;piir;
pleco orIg threo remsi1. bcsil,, i
Amor & the burned btiltir 81 w2'a s1'
dds; Eaisoopal CAutch aaa r,fs''':'I
oGur:htui,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
20 Day's Congressional Proceedings.
cVNhTp

Mr. Sherman reported from tho F;aatcs
Committed bill to provide fer the c,Ivsrsrn
or redemption CT tcn dollar II fos ding cy.s f.
os!cs. which WIGS plsotd ca tho Calendar.
Mr.. Box, from the Finance Gem mittee, re-
poated faycrstl5, With I'D smerdnent. his bill
TO punish tho ualGW'u q o:r;!i,aIi9n Of checks
by officers of National barks.
% motion of DR. Morrill, tito Fiasnc, Gem
mite vas Sc6ssged fion the consideration of
tho bill 10 c1esNeD transportation OF railroads
aad s:oamera. R:ftrr;d to Commerce Com.
nit!co.
Mr. Call INTRODUCED resolution calling On
the President for Information wleiher ary rep
resents!icn has been maGo b. tho Dplona.io
Rep!ascptstiv, cf the U1i,ed States OF Chilli
that tho Unitcd S.Stca would rcesrd with iL"
difference OF consent 10 thu ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
Peru by tho c:ssl9n o: a1y part Of her territory
70 CHI uadsr * sing circumstances, sSd
Whether eny suoh statement vas mxds With
su,hHrity. Ordered plicted.
HOUSE.
Mr. Ce3dts. Ct Ohio, asked lesv. 10 t:ko
iFOm tho speakers table the Senate bill 81
Ircpria'ins $4,000 for the erection of statue
OF Chief Jus!ica john Msrshal. The request
wss granted and tho bill passed.
Ir. King, OF louisiana, olfared res1lutipn
direciag the Committee on Appropriateness 10
consider what measures Of relief Should DO OK
tended to tho sufferers by the present foods Of
tas Mississippi river sud its tributaries, aud to
report by bill or Otherwise as speedy as posi-
th. Referred
Nj. Robes,o. of Nav Jarsa7, from the Com
isittco Oh RuleP, reported back The resolution
Tor tho appointment CT a c.mmi.tco of five
Scnstors and nino representatives to sucrd
Inc celebration of tho 200h apn;v:rs.ry of the
discovery ct the mou h of the Mississippi r,yyr
sy LaSe!lc. to bo held ct New O:lcsas oa
Arril Oh, 1882
On motion of Mr. Haskell, OF Ksassa. The res
The morning hour hivrg b,an dlst 1850
with. Mr. Russou, of Iowa moved to 90 iato
Ctmmi.:ee OF tho Whole for the cor s.der stoa
OF The tariff commission bill, which Wss aqrsad TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Hurried Alive

PEoNIA, Ill March 7.-While Jack Lover
was dif gug GEES pool 10 this city yesterday,
tho eartn caved 10 aud be was buried to tho
dsplh of 25 feet. A force Of men were set at
work removing tho earth, tu. there wss no
hope tf reaching him before this morripr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Wh1n E !, G ufe, has W .skcA the Isl
audience 81 ncar to the weepicg poiu .
hsve g!t:oo cut ihair h,nd;,Gaitl', s.
su3dcsI7 chances his tooe and s?,iG:
merits of DE-. Bulls Cough SG.u1 b. =
10 reuse fscliog Of indignation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07


BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Mac
Prices this week fer Beef Cattle rsES5.
lows:-
Best Northumberland. ~
GENERALLY ratod FIRST qualitv.........".j u
Medium or good fair quality. , )
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 ), !
Extreme range Of prices u
Most of the sales were from. ..........0" :
Receipts for the week lei head: :aIe: =
The market 10, day has been soNtT:i
tive. and prices chow a decline Of ~
sver.se Whilo ext: emo ;oJa. VIXEN We
prior to. dsy to tie tcps of les. week, i;;
ahaGo CT, quality ccnl le;fd, o!tt::
5stc, ard tie market closed very c..
Quality of tie offerings sveis2e1 se0G:.f'
last weeks. with pnrhsps few moFas'N
among lhope OF TO d y. -.
Sheep-Ths cTeln2s, Though sccs,s >:
10 excess OF the nuub "a CT lsi' S ;,'
scarcely sufficient for fsirIy sttIiaa =; =,
that exhausted the penss 81 y comps's''I,,
hour this morning. The quality VS.; - T..
q. good as last week, and prices we're ~, =
higher: Sheep cold st Asa COTS, SKI
at 4sCb cts per Id grcss. A!.;T..; -
1902 head. j
Hcgs-The offerings nu-b2I So "a "a
last week. and the quality il no. qan' ~
An &v.rsgc, rs it was the-, for ttCu8a "
few better than eny offered lst' W. -,
guilty does not rua as we'll. Tie il
someWhst in ezc1aa Of o very EcceiSN. d
as thare is no sos.vi!y reported II Wy 3
pens, snd dealers consider the supply "a
equal TO tho tamend. Prices SIS! cH "a
mon stock 9 81 cts fer good, With EN- GU,
and choicaei conts per ID nj. Ai''"
week 5I13 he,d,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Asexpected Mr.. Conkliag has Gtcintd the
position of Associate Ju,tic, Of the Euprene
Court rendered him by the President, snd what's
more. those who knew Ii u boat say the nomins
iion was distasle!ul to him and that ha does not
look upon 1t a! all in the light of an Offset TO the
claims he has upon the Pfesd ant and the fac.
lion OF the party to which he belongs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

New IoaK. March G.-Tho stock market
epercd Irregular. Tho Most important feature
tcicg decide. ffom yas:crdsy'a closing prices,
OF S rcr cat t:r E;chmosd & Daryil,. Ia
tho esry dealings Geciuc Of ! q per cent. was
rso1Edsd. At IL O'Clock there pas strong
recovery cf to +! per caut. Richmond Il
panvl;'c is nuW Quoted 8! 50 bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Death OF DR., Paneoasf.

PG1LADELpHIA, March 6.-Jos. Psrcoas!,
". D.. emeritus professor IF anatomy in
j. tt.rs;n Madics College, die a! bis residel c.
hnro his mofoieg, aged II. OF pneumania.
HIS i'!ceR5 Wss of shor. duration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
PORT OF ALEXANDRla'
MINIATURES ALMANAC, MAJ y;
ST., rises. ....-...n. 6 - Si:n stt;-......s|>
SEn ftses......

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leary. Norfolk. to ? B ho%,. !.
Str Mstssuo, lowsr Pogc. TO D.o.SS ,,s.
Schr Wright. Baltimore. TO Hefo1p5.D,t;
Echr S.co, Baltimore, TO Herbert 0'''
SAILED. .,,.i
Str Norfolk, Philsdclphis, by + +, q : p H.
Str aeo7gs Ls.ry. Norfolk. ~ / ~
SIR I 2 Arrowsmilh, lower Po:o'ii'"
tonsc Ferry Company. h, ~
schr VIM O!iva-, George!o"a' "
{ m DOT q TO.
MEMORANDA. =, 4
Sch7 Cog s. Gram. from m'n"
{ n 6:h. v;,nn..
Schr George Oh erchman, ron h'''
New Haven Gbs .IJL !
Schr Il ii P.tk,r, tor Richnonl' e."
Prev d ;lca oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Race,

LONDON, Mar. The r:c, beiwssn Lsrpau
aad Cookie t1r 100 pounds side came eff &C.
dny over tho Thames championship course, and
ives SOD By L:r2au by Two Iensths nf;er coed
rao,. A foul occurred undo, Hammersmith
bridge Wbioh vas decided ia Lsresn's favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

The ne! earnings OF the Eoifclk and Western
Railroad Company foc the month CT Jsnus1y
1882, were $GS OLE AZ The re. earnings for the
four months ended Jauu,rJ II, 1852, show sn
Ic,ease OF S'9225 over the corresponding pc.
rod of q year ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
The POpe'5 Encyclical.

TIC !u:l eZten5 Of Pogo Lso's enc yel:c il Of
FEBRUARY II to the Italian preIates hiss been is
sued. Rsvia|lnC tha siilicions of tho church,
the Pope says: Tho gatherings of religious
sodaltles are taken away; tue properties OF the
church ore stq1estrsted; marriages arc ratified
wlthou! Catholic rites; 20 place is left to ecc'es-
astlca authority in The schooling of youth the
RHmsn Pontitf is driven to eXtrems STRAITS for
If be be robbed Of bis civil prircip,!iiy be must
needs pass ucdcr Tho Jurisdiction sGd power of
a foreign go7c;rnoo;. and Rome, tho NEST su-
euSt OF Chtis.lsn c.:ies s stripped and laid open
to whstevar enemies Of tho Church, polluted By
protano no7elists spa schools and temples deG.-
Gated to ber3tios! ritss. Orrr and above, ii is
reported she Is to receive comisg to council end
gathering Of some kind 10 this present. yser,
delegates aEd heads of the SCI most hostile
to Catholic Tclfsse." mho Pope Urges that
societies MY be deceased ard flourish ia uun-
boz Ia cooperation aud in thu accomplishment
OF works; thet IN these tic pricoipal object Eey
b. the hClaltS: Sad s.iv:lcg Up Of care fer filth
and OF tho other Christian vlru:s; Ct these arc
ss3otlatlors OF youth, ct !ab7.i3G pen, snd such
IS sre fer gathering Catholics ir Maeticg, hold
at stated timas, tr 10 s3laoas tho ,o:r, :ho reIi
glouj observation OF hoy G'ys, tho icsfu,ico
OF children o. Tho p3or,ss CiaStS, and
May others Of Inc sims kind std IS /: i'm
ports 10 tho highest gtsn ior Tia C1;ho!i:
wal tbsS thu E:msp poutiiT shtU b., AID DO
known to Dc. fee fr:m s!l peril, anuoysIc, aud
difficulty, let ,hcae assnoai5ua strive b. reuoE-
strcnco AID by tv@ry f,sc1 OF &C ioa ri hin the
laW f!r tho cats, of leo Pope Lot shsm o.
deavtr cGd 30, Rcr TAXI r. ii i'll h &c Is rce:orcd
10 Us th1: OK J Ia !aGt SID cnt 10 fgura Wit.
wt:oh IS IL r,ai; u o7g b3ad ia i ,ioed not
on'r III CAuTci i gaoG, bai fs7p.s be c1prSs
OF l'ai!sn gtv-rGn2E! sd ma irauGaiii.y ct
Christina Dstio:a." H. ais ga tho crcou:-
ageDicn. OF UsfhnIic li;tra ure AID tho cctive
ciico sii9a C! G!ltg s;lyjas 10 ao,i X ,csIog
o.Es ckS u1Gn The Chutth. SD in favor Of lis
restoration 10 lis pisc, and &goi.s il tn, State.
STATE DErosIToEII S.-!n III House OF Del
cgatos, yesterday, Mr. Mtv introduced tho fol-
lowing till
30 it enSc!ed. etc, Thai tho Bank CT Pe!orr-
burg, the Pianthrs md Mcohaaic3 Eaak, and The
Petersburg Sivirgs and Insurance Society, all
of Petersburg, Va, gro hereby crasted slecisl
Ststo deptstoliis foi tho 1urro2oB heVeirsr or
stated.
9. TIE Superintendent. Of Public Instruction IS
hereby euth ID a?d directed 10 deposit in each
OF the aforesaid banks part CT The moneys re-
ceivod from tho fao OF tho Stn!as iaterist in tho
Atlantic, MIsiesippl s. Ohio railroad for the sup
port OF the public free tchools-a sum not OK
cecdIng SEQ G0O-u0der the earno terms and reg
ulshons es tho remainder Of the said funds are
deposted in o!hor steto depos.ories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Mr.. Henry ". EdsIrls. of S afford county,
had nsrroH Oh cape frtm drowning last We'd
nesdsy, walls a:tonpit G 10 ford Potonsc run,
near old POtcmsc Church, with team of four
horses attached 10 q WAGON. Tho 1un vas
much s4ol:n sni the current very strong.
The wagon snd hoIs;s vcro swept down the
streau and two Of the horses droTaed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Woman Murdered,

B0sToN. Mar. Mrs. Harriet Bell respec.
tsbe taio!ess was murdered 90 kirkland street
Tear hcr home his morning by 90 unknown as
sissin. Al last acc:uats the murderer had not
bvep arrested,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

II 'nry Wsrd Beechsr. willis delivering q
lecture 10 Music HaII. Uhiosgo, last nieb. wss
taken suddenly i'll. Il, S God mute fer mt
ment, and then reoed as if about 10 fall Mr..
Beeober has b,en feeling naval fer eevsl-
oil days.. and when 10 the midst ct his lecture
was Lv:r,oms ty faintng spell. 30 was
taken to his bote', ard is reported 10 be much
better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

a sehgh, Gold or Gore Throat should
30 stopped. Neglect Fl squently results in an
lncuraDle Lung Disease or Consumn.
ton. Ii s w MS IL DNCIIAL
TkGCHES DO not disorder the stomach lie
cough syrups and bslsams, but act dirceiIy
on the infinmed parts, allsyins irritation,
eiVerellet IN asthma, bronchitis Coughs,
Singers and Public epcukers Are suh.
ject to. Fer thirty years Btovn's Bronchial
Iroches have been recommended by phYsicisus.
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested By wide and Constant use for ne.rlS
an entire generation they have attained we'll.
th efa.ea rSaK a among me few staple remedies of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Ex-senator Cork!iDg has aivis.d President
ARTHUR that he caaoot soospi hs effics Of aasc-
cI:te Ju'llce ct the Supreme Court of tho Uai-
ted Stats. His reascss fer dcciuiag have not
ben made tub;io.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
laws.

Tho GovsrEcr last eight sglcd tho following
bills which having ptss;d the Legislature c,e
DOW laws:
Allowing iurlhe: Tim, for Tho coIroc;i,n Of
erroneous assessments; 10 reference to license
tax Tor catching fish Ter CT! or usuure; pro7i-
Dig foS ne'giGg tho Alexandra end Freder-
iekSburg Railway wi:h ths Waahics!on AID
Alexandria Railroad, AID 10 reference TO tho
clerical io!c' in Tho Executive Department. and
tho oEc: ct tho Secretary of The Commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
BY Universal accord

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best of al
pu7gai!yes for family use They are The pre-
duct OF long, lsborious and success :fll chemica |
Investigation. snd their eytenaivo uee by ph7.
siclaLs In their practice. ard b. ell civilian ms.
lions, proves them the bts. and most etfecsual
purgat,ve Pill that medical tcience can devise.
Beng purely vegetable 70 hare, Can arts, frou
their use, aid bang sugu -coa!sd they sre pleas.
ant to take. II intrinsic value and curative
powers no other Pills can be comp.red with
th,mi and every person knowing their virtues
VIII employ ttem when needed. They kee p th
sIs .em IN perfec. order, aud aintain in ne.Itbv
action the whole machinery of lifo. Mild,
searching and efeotuss. they are especially
ADAPTED to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
deraDgsmenss of which they proven. ald cure,
ii timely taken. They nre .ha best and s.fett
phJs:o 70 employ for children AID we.kencd
tic is required >A''' -
For sale By ell d,uypis.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
ETuCHCi

NASHVILLE. Tena., MsTca Bob Saver
oolared uau. WAS !yrc?;d a. franklin. KY,
!ss! righ' f,T "a sttcm o'ed assault en- whiso
piu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Iu,a. with hn:i:rt Psc. tecosd s'snd Thoc-
phsas;us shirt. SIGHT rsn. iuhudirg NJ.
Wet.cn's Sr,er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
s;eG!f; G3aIs Eurl
Financial.

LONDON, Mas. Tho death i, anntu: C. d
OF the Earl Ct Wilton, CT the age q 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Hurllle Race.

LoaDoH. Mstah THE International hur-
dc rsco al Cr,}don ttisy WAS won by Glen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

The Heserai Assembly nat in ezra session
tc-1sy a! T. o'cack. They can 81: Is long IS
they gish, but will Only g:t $3.50 pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. Vs., M,toh f 1852

h1cHMoND. Va. March 6, 1882,
Wherecs imOcrtan: ms!teIs Of legialatioE
pending 10 the General Assembly Of Virginia
hsvo baen left unfinished BY tho o,rsi!u!!oosI
ternias;icn Of the session of that body; end
whereas tbs iotsrcss Of the Commonwealth de-
mandS The! it be orv5nod:
NoT, therefore, William E. Camsrcn Cav
ern;r OF Virginia. under authority vested 10 me
by Law. do hcrt b.? ISSUE this my proclamation,
conseuiDg ths General Assembly in Tie Capitol,
q! Klchmooa, ca Tu:sdiy, March 7, 1882, st
IL o'clock 70.
Given uUdsr my hsad IS Goreroor, ald
(--l uaier tho seal Of The Conncn-
SEAL. wealth, at Richmond, this 9Th day
'0-' Of Msrcb. 1882.
WILLIAM f. CAMERON.
BY ihe G,v;rnor:
W. q. ELAN.
Seo'y Of The Commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARRET, March -.
wss dcno On Change to.dfy. riai'
and email sales Of Wheat were maze t
Fultz. sud SO fer white Corn. 10 Hyec
rap orted, County produce is w:n.t!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Legislative.

TIE regular session Of the Legislature aG-
Jau'oed >lsss night u 10 O'Clock sine die. Upon
announcing the adjournment each presiding
oEc;r bad read By The eek tIo following
proclamation of Govsrnor Cameron c,avsrirg
the Gcsersl Assembly 10 ezra session at II
nGnn LC- law. -----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

The Empress of Austria visited Qiaen Vic
toIia at Windsor Us5.Ie yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12
VAIL STREET.
More RaiIrORd Rnmors.. lIent Features
OF the stock Market,

NEw YoRE, April ll.-Gould did no.
come down town Yesterday. He intended
to start for the West Sunday night, but
changed his plans, and Is understood to
have attended yesterday two important
conferences, at which Gould, Vanderbilt
and three other gentlemen were present.
Commissioner Fink does not look for an.
other railroad war. John X. Dutrhas said
within day or two, that tho report Of ne.
gotintions for the sale OF Hannibal & st.
Joe stock to the Burlington & Quincy Co.,
was substantially correct.
Washington bought Northern Pacific
yesterday on rumors Of favorable action
in Congress. A morning newspaper says
the present deal in South Pacific is not cal-
culated to increase public confidence in
mining stock, as it is known from good
sources that insiders have for some time
been the recipients Of an offer for, the en-.
tire stock, the same being from English
connections Of Professor Treadwell, the
latter gentleman having been kept In this
city for three months awaiting orders to
visit London Us soon US outstanding stock
could be bought up.
The market for stocks has been depressed
in every possible way and made 10 look
weak through the operations Of brokers
known TO be identified with promoters as
free and constant sellers; and the plan is,
as soon Rs the company gets all the stock
in hand, to advance the price in this mar
ket to q high figure so as to make ii look
cheap in London at the price they were
selling i at there. When reputable MEM.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange
urge the public to buy their stock, and
then, after changing their plans, do every
thing possible to shake their friends out Of
the stock they bought, it is time to call the
attention OF the investors to such schemes
and show how little. they regard their
word,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

a AwErEES farmer who has hud large cX-
pert nee in wool growing, says there is
aOe money in that business ut even 20
oRisR pound than in lOaning money at
NFrceni interest.-KGnSds City Journal.
Thisis ntIcr an extravagaut view, We
aEe it, Of the wool growing business save
Under exceptional circumstances. II a
Western farmer has free sheep range, and
aclimate where his sheep can Craze all the
year round, no doubt he can make 10 per
cent, oreyeu more, on his wool growing,
counting the increase in the sheep us
Pan 0Ihls EroG,s, Bat 10 per cent inter
est regularly received and regularly invest
ed is lanI to beat in any business in any
part Of The country. 1t is an odds that
many western farmers have unsuCcGsstully
tackled in the past, and Nt lust sucCumbed
TO- Their are hazlrls in sAcep raising, as
inalI other pursuits, that once and awhile
heavily cuTtaiI profits.
There great storms, epidemics among
SoEk, failures Of grass and all other feed,
toh encountered, ali Of which play havoc
with profits, Taking one year with an
other, 10 per cent will, in a sktretch Of
ycan, bSat even sheep raising in the west.
We admit tia; man may take $1,000
worth Of sheep to the west, and Craze
them OF very cheap or entirely free land,
and double his money sooner than he can
doubiet Il, lopcr cent interest. He may
@8'his until he gets up to 5000 {say in
10 years, but then comes the problem rs
compared with 5000 on interest at 10 per
cent One heavy blow will set him half
EEOack perhaps, and 10 per cent, like
@f Hce in the fable between the tortoise
and the hare, will PISS him in the contest.
IheEowth Of gains in stock, like the
MFASowIh OF young towns, moves at
siSNy gromrirical progression, but soon
Mshck 10 ari,lmctiral progression, and
SUI hlrr reaches the slow going
le't'da moderate per cent Of increase
Peranaum.