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The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
a'ner's Life Should Haupv Re.

! % S,n,. ~ Scribner's Magazine asserts
'a'Illrr a having the most sane and
"EWupatlon, W ought to find life
pa,, %g atone, strictly speaking, has
l,n9 n9S can a man take and thrive
4 ''TI' w.. lie writes his history upon
+. E0 HOW many ties, how many re.
hil hIpsi !, his friendship with cattle,
rorri' ~' uog' his trees; the satisfaction
E%oa,i O",lis crops, in his improved fields
IspS w,,, with nature, with bird and
bi. "a'n a the quickened elemental
a,oD. ~ cooperation with the clouds,
4 SI win neat, wind, rain and frost
1 Sh,a, WILL take the various social dir dir
on, nt'yli ~ the city and artificial lift
AOJ in.i, VI man like farming-lik,
H@t yslhs 'Sl contact with the soil. i
! III Iin ple poison. 1t humbles him
/ ,Gn 'au Patience and reverence. % nm,
Barn proper mo tone to his system. Gin.
set A. ydna MAKE much of it, put yoursci
BAL + fVgr .Spil,3a heart and your brain upol
brtpe 81, should SAVIOR of you and radiat'
'@ al'er Your days work is done
The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
DRY GOODS.
w M. KENNARD AND CO.,
No. 621 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

To those who have not yet
seen our stock of spring Dress
Goods we would say that we
have never shown as fine a line
OF fine goods, nor one contain
ing as many novelties.
We know that we own many
styles not to be found in any
other house in this city. Then
we have many fabrics at low
prices which make neat and
tasteful combination dresses for
ladies and children.
We never had SO many
shades of light-blue, pink and
cream cashmeres and Alba
tross cloths as at the present
time, and the public have
shown their appreciation by
being liberal buyers the last
two weeks.
We opened this morning a
line of moires in black, blue,
wine, green, brown and steel.
Our stock of kid gloves was
never as complete.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
LINOLEUMS.

This extraordinary floor COW
ering is made of that most
lasting material, mainly cork
and solidified oil. 1t has been
before the public for several
years and has successfully stood
tests such as no oil cloth or
carpet could undergo.
We have a large stock of
Cocoa Mating and Mats, Oil
Cloths, Rag Carpets, Smyrna,
Velvet and tapestry Rugs.
Carpets made and laid at the
shortest notice.
The TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
that we have sold so much of
since the first of the year are
giving universal satisfaction,
and the price is only Is cents;
same quality as are sold by
many houses at IS cents.
INGRAINS
in all the new effects and at
prices from so cents to ST..
CHINA MATTINGS
are now in season, and we are
as well prepared, maybe better,
to supply the demand at popu-
lar prices, than any other house
in the city. We have all
grades, from 22i cents to Is
cents. We have the jointless
mating, which means no
piecing, nor separation when
laid upon the floor. Do not
keep a lower price mating
than 22b cents, as we cannot
recommend them to wear.
w M. KENNARD AND CO.,
No. 621 Market ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
BODY BRUSSELS.

We exhibit many new de-
signs in Body Brussels Carpets
which are worthy of special
notice.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
The TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
INGRAINS

in all the new effects and at
prices from so cents to 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-06
w NJ. KENNARD AND co.
CARPETINGS.
INVITATION TO CARPET BUYERS.

INVITATION TO CARPET BUYERS.
You had better buy now
while we have a complete
assortment of the newest styles
which we offer at very attrac-
tive prices, and our prices are
conceded to be lower than you
will meet with elsewhere. 1t
is not likely that you can gain
anything by waiting.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Adverti<
UHG.iNL4 NE}Y!Y

Mr. >; n. Wi'kersoa, iho prsd.u: Of tic
dc!uret Virginia Mu!ual Projection Asscc.s-
s'oo, has returned from Florida. aad will ex-
p!a'a TO meeting Of the poles holders this
evening 10 hichmaod that tho If. rs OF thu Gs-
soclatlon were managed with care aod diiigcrc,.
Inc alleged murderass ct Babjamn Hil The
quack doctor. who Was killed 10 Sou,hamnton
County last week. srd whose house was burned
TO tho grouod. has bacn arrested. a third par
=, who is suspected of b,ipg on scnsScrv to
'hs crime. is still at large. This is ,ho scoopd
case OF murder aad arsop committed in SculE-
emptcn cou0Iy within the past two moplhs.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Compsry,
PAID into The Sisto Treasury yesterday, leu;
hunuftd Thousand dollars. boiug tie remainder
OF The Eva huGdred Thousand dollars fer which
the Stats's interest in the Ailaa,io, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad IVES sold to thst conpsny.
| lite money elz:d from this sale is to bc 5.sced
to the credit CT the public fee schools.
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COMMON COUNCJT,.

AZ regular meei;g OF the Common Council
of the city Of Ale1sndti.. hold on tho 2sth day
of February, 1882, there were present: james
8. douglas. esq, PIT sident, and b essrp. Moore,
He1b,rt Lambert, Marbu'y. Rice, Green,
Blchborg. Mclean, Cowing, Sweeney and
Peske.
AN act TO amend end re- mic. s;c.ion 25,
chapter 8; Of the laws of The Cooperation of al.
exsndris" was read the second time and oTdere
to bs published.
Am act 70 nmerd and ro.onsc. aeetion 10,
chapter ID, Of the Corporation Code" wa road
the second time, and ls;d on the table.
An set 10 amend On set, entitled on act 10
amend and rt-;nact the second section OF chap.
Ter 8, of the laws CT tho CORPORATION of AlexsR
dr:a pissed September q, 1871" WAS read The
eecond and third tines. sad psesed b., the FL.
lowing Vote viz: Ayes-Messrs Moore, her.
port Lambert, Msrbury, Hice. Groom. Eich
oelg, MCLEAN, Co Wing. sweeney. Pe.ko and
MI; President, II Noes-0, and the Board OF
8 lie! m,n non-corcusring n f.rred the ssid act
to The Committee on Streets, aad returned III.
same; the former action of this Board WAS sd-
red 10. and committee Of conference ask( Il
aad aessrs. Lam bert al d Re, appointed there.
oa, VINO recon- menGed that This Bosrd recade
from it former sc!ion and concur in the action Of
the Beard Of Aldermen, wi ich report was re-.
lected ald The Eostd :tiil adhered 10 ita form o.
action.
q Ieso u:ion was adoutr d ins!ructing tho Con.
hisseo oh w - Property 10 eSCHrlalD and re-.
port Tie cost 81 GicDoning the G;h wharf dock.
Tho petition CT Bell MN +. dudley and
others comp iAiting of ihs old barracks ut The
fouthWesi corner Of Payne aid Prince streets Is
| nuisance, and praying for its abatement, was
| referred TO tho Committee Oh General Laws.
q resolution was adopted sppropris.ing SOD
| or IS much thereof as necessary, 10 IN IKE side.
walk OF Gil ers on the west side Of alfred street
from Duke TO tho centrs of tho squ.re be!woeu
Wilkes and 9ibbon streets.
An Ect 10 snend ard ra.enect section DC OIL
chapter 70 Of the law, Of tho city Of ale.sndrk''
was rec lived from the Board Of Aldermen, lead
| thu Isl AID second times ard laid uron The
taolo.
The following ware received from tho Boat d
OF Aldermen snd their sctio2 thereon coucutreu
m, VIZ: Petition Of John Lsnnon and othe1s Ia
laVe tho curb &c. hnd gutter and sidewalk uaved
on the west ride Of 81. Asspl street from Queen
10 cronoeo street; statement Of sIresrs Of taxes
sgtiast Hyatt and Stamp reports Of the Finance
Com mi.teo upon the petitions OF S. 2. Thomp.
toa. Richard Purcell, and the cor missioner in
Ferdall vs.. FendaiI, and the c3mmu nics,ion
rom Il. y. Clsughton, esq attorney for Dclc-
hay g surelieJ.
The Board then adjourned.
Ies'e: JAMES &. CATION Clark.
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MAYORS Office.

ALEXANDRIA, Mach l, 1882.
| dts'rs to c'iI the attention Of all persona
who intend to 90 iutu tbs r3ta!l FISH busiosss 10
A!exstd;i. this sp:icg 10 tho following law OF
tho City Council, passed Jsnuary - 1852:
Tho retail fish market shall bo holden 10 tho
oily r1trket, al srch place ns shall BIO prescribed
By the luies governing the market. or else Thcvo
nbous the city By any duly licensed porsou, the
"anv n"rs J".;-sr u'o " ps ~ t:Gpsr:
tho limits OF the city Of Alexandra shall first
procare llcsose therefor. and pay to the
Mayor of tho oiy a tax OF $40 per aunun,"
l consras the nbove TO mssn that all persoss
Who bug snd sell fsh withi1 tho limits of the
cry shall precocs losns,. and 10 ooe will be
Permitted to sell fish 90 tho streets Eithou:
license except those who sc.ualiy catch tho fish
themselves, aad 10 oil cases must tho fish BIS
landed OF Fishtogo, or some satisfactory al
rargemeD. msdo with tho lessee of that whsrf.
j. T. BECKuAM, Meyer.
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Severe Storm,

GALVESTON. March IA tp.ci.l 10 The
News from Hampstead, sag: A heavy who'd
cemo up Monday night ard the eky Was iumi'
mated with lighting. Fences srd Gu, hcus:l
were blown com, aud trees ADD builtoge wero
unrooGel TIE Baptist AID Catholic cdurehAs
a,re badly irjured. Tho residence of Mr.. j.
D. CtcAfna WIS lifted from It's foundation and
carried len yards. apd q rumbcr Of Other rcs;-
denotes were psrlS destroyed. A: the CHAPEL
tho students, d. p:i7ed of oil othor meats Ct
,xis, csc,p:d from their rooms By M aus of lst
ders. trees, etc, The damage hero will reach
five thousand dollars, nnd Tho damage a. Prai-
Iie Wow, two thousand dolIsrs.
y Bryan special says considerable d,migo
TGs done here b. the storm on Monday night
church property beicg most seriously i.jlroa.
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THE EaEKefa.

BiIT1MoIs, Mar. 1.-Virpinih Ga t.frrei
-; DO consolidated Goa; do I'd series -; past
duo coupons -: new 10 f0s 39A bid today.
Cotton a:esdy; middlinga liz. Flour lower aud
quiet; Howard street 81 d Westera super 50a
81 80 co e1!la4 75sS5 So 60 family COAST % {;
City, Mills,uper 8 60aS4 go; do extra 75sS5 70 !;
90 d, K!o brands ST Is; Pst,psco family, 81 10:
Wbeat-S outhern frmer; NJ estern higher and
closing strong; Southern red l20Al33; do amber
l3jslEO; No Md lSssl42; No2 Western winter
1874; May lSS4sl251; June 1334a134; July 1i2i
sl234 Ccrn-Southern finn; Western quiet
and firm; Southern white 78; DO yellow CO;
Wessern mi1 ed SPOT 67a67t; Mar 67Bs6is; April
69sbe4; May 7t3.7ll; elesmer G3it65 Oats
dali; Southern 45a6l; Western white 49.5l !;
do mixed IS; Ponrs 1851. Rye dull at 9Oi95
Hsy dull and easy; prime to cho;c, Penna and
Md l5asl7. Coffee firm; Rio csrRoea eriin.ry
to fair e3ao5. Sugar steady; sof. %. VIII g.
ko5 q1iet 81 81 III.
New YORK. Mar 1.-Stocks sc.iv, but ur-
settled; Money G. Ce!ton qaet and ssoady;
uplsnds II ll.lG; Orleans II 10 l6 Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat heavy snd !agc lower.
Corn weak md 42sc lower.
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GU-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
20 Bags Congressional Proceedings

SsNAiEs
blr. mcDill presented reaou:io,s CT he
Iowa Legislature tStich. o. the r,q1ast Of
Mr. Allison. were ready lr.5i,g, in view Of
tho stxitiors and exsorLions forced upon the
people OF TIE State bf assout right mo1e oies,
thai the patent laws bo 50 amended as TO pre-.
want unjust CXaciona.
Mr.. Yes. introduced bill to prohibit tho
issua of bank notes or currency by national
banks that may be organized Or reorsarized
etscr the FIRST of July, 1882.
Tia bill went 10 The Committee ca Fius. c..
After the norniog hour The &C finished bus
ntss 9Th, Chne:o billy WIS temporarily lid
aside for speech By Mr. Vcrhees upon tho
urgency Of batter aocommods'iots for tho T.
brar7 Of Copgress-the new library bill bcine
taken up Informally FIR this purpose.
HOUSE.
The Sresktr laid bafotc the House 4 mel
5alo from tho ptts;dens Transmitting 10 reply
to Ilcu3o resolution Of 2ish ult., o,pias of let
ters from the Secretary of tho Treasury and
tho chairman OF tho civil soivice commission
from Which-tho President st.tcs-it will b.
seon thst tho appropriation Of SIS 000 mado
st the last session OF Congress ior the ptomt-
ton Of efficiency 10 tho civil s3rvico is still 10.
| expended and that 10 order TO execute the IT.
| visions of sec ion 1853 of the R. vised statutes
an annual appropriation OF $4,000 will be
| necessary. Referred.
Under tho cal OF commttees. bills we're re-
ported sud disposed of IS f.lIoes:
BY Mr.. Mcclure. OF Ohic: F.on the Con-
| miLteco Oh Coinage, Weights snd Measures, to
| provide fer tho excbaI 6 Of trldo dollars fcr
| Legal tender. nnd to stop the coinage Of trade
dollars. Put on House Cslend.r.
Also. adversely, for retiring thu trlds dollars,
and for its roooiuage ioto tho Standard dollar.
ard for the redemption Of fractional silver coin.
Lsid en- tho table.
By MIR. P5uud, OF Wisconsin: From the
Committee Oh Public L.nds. fixing the annual
salary Of the Commissioner of The General Land
! OHc, at s. coo. ard creati 6 the ctico Of L.
speo:ois of Surveyors Gsnersl. Il ftrred lc
Committee of tho Whcle.
By MIR. Strait. Of Miorts,:a, from tic
Committee on Mi'i To lr3tds for The CT
ganiziDg, srmirg snd di;oipliaing tho militia q
! the Uni.cd States Referred to Committee ci
| thu Whole
b. Mi. Wa Aernsul. Of N. Y, FROG, The
Committee On Fu>ic Heath: Sera'o bill fel
! tho distribution of pure Vaccine virus 10 The
people. Referred to Committee OF the Whole.
/ Mr.; PcuGd, Of Wisconsin, introduced bill 10
| ty land warrant cit im' which have b,en dial.
lowed, and to prevent frauds in tho eral:i ig 81
pensions Referred.
Mr.. DE- ,1dorf. OF Virgins, introduced bill
spproprialing $500, 90 for tho purchase Of mtv.
| able torpedoes By the Se,re.sry Of thu Navy,
| Referred.
w. WAT. Of Connecticut. fir! III tEo Com mt,ec
| oa Hlec!iors, reported o resolution Gitmi sing
| the cont SLED election C .se OF LahiCr vs. king
! from the nth district OF louisiana. Adopted.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH l.
Some Of the republican newspapers in NJ

Some of the republican newspapers in New
York denouoco in tho strongest terms tie
coalition between the Tanmauy democrats and
tho republicans 10 tho L,gislstursiof that State,
tat By a remarkable oversight fail 10 observe
anything wrong in tho coalition between the
rsadjus.er democrats and tho republicans,
though tho former otiec! to gsin cfiOo did rol
iGvoIv, the disgrace necessarily attached to the
Reputation of State debt. But Northern re-
publican newspapers sr, always far sighted.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures 4
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sslo by E. 8. Lesdbsster G. Fro
ep ssisas aud Closing OF the msz!s

Spsh'ns sHa C.csfns OF TIE MAzss
CLOSING.
Washington, y. G., and Ror!horsIair nails
8. NJ. II IL. and and 8 Is p. Fl.
Western maiIs 80 and is D. m
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 SO b.
n. sad 50 and 8 Is ILL.,
South and Southwestern mails via Lynch
burg, Virginia, way and through 1rs:s, % ;.
c.. and . CD p. u.
Esnsssls Division 7 &C. II.
Alexandria to Round Hill W., $685. Il
OPENING,
Northern and Western msig. Wis Wishing.
,cn, ID. O., s 81 e. m II N. and u co 2. NJ
Southern msils, via Richmond, VI, q 80 q. m
AND 20 E. n.
Southwestern mgis via Lynut,hure, Virgins,
throuyh n.silsj Including way laa;a on n i.ilsnt
railroad, Z ~ a. ~.
Manassas division 7 81 p. III. for loci; box only.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, W., 3 10 =. IL.
OBice Houta--Gllice oEsns Ct 30 :. Ia, snd
closes at 7 o. p. II.
Sunday Hourg-Ofica opeai =! { as s..e,. sud
,!osos ct 8 80 Z. II.
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"rhe king is dead. long liv, the king is
right and proper ; bat it is qIito a different
thing 10 applaud man during the funeral GEL
emopies e another through whose assassiua-
ton he bec,me President. II ,wev(r. as the
stalwart Cor g,essmen rendered the applause,
and as stalwat,ism is cow 10 the ascsLd.nt, 10
say it WAS not only the extremity f bad taste tut
osen INDECENT, will IrJbab'y b. attributed to
Rrurhnnjam
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A Losing Joke.

a prominent physician OF Piltsbu1g said Joking
" to Il d. patient who was complaining Of her
continued i'll health, and of Lis inability to cure
her, try, Hop Bitterel" The lady took i! in ear.
ncSt and used the Bitters, from which she OBJ.
tanned permanent health. She now laughs at
the doctor for his joke. but he is not so well
pleased with Il. as it ces. him good patient -
Ha7Tis5nrJh Patriot,
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Jewish Refugees

LONDON, Mar. la Vieuoa dispatch 10 the
Daily Tsl, graph says: a special deli gale OF The
jewish alatc, has returo<d here fem Btody,
Whero lie " lDt to esast |, 800 Jaw Sd iugitivts
TO 'ctura 10 Russia. lis mission WAS not sue
ccsstul, ss i: was leGrned thot If they wcro sent
back Ih:y w1u!d bs,xocsed to ocrtein death.
Ths sum of leo COO fl1rips will b, devoted to
dciray the expenses of their emigration to
Anchor,
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Mothers! mothersli Moshera,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
res! by SICK child suffering and crying with
the ezcruciating pain of cutting teeth II 20,
goat once and get bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW,S
SOOFHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-dep*nd upon it !;
there is 70 mistake about it There is NOT
mother On earth who has ever used it who will
no. tell you ct once that it will regulate the bow.
ella. and give rost to the mother, and relief and
hos!th 70 the child, operating like magic, It ia
perfectly safe 10 use in sl cases. and pleasant TO
oldest and best female physcisns and nurses in
q bottle. nnhT
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Financial.

New YoaK. Mar. 1.--Tho stock market
opan,d weak - pei c.. lower than priors al yes.
tezdsy's clcso. 10 tho carly dealings fractional
dcoirc 10 the general list was followed By 90
advance raugiug from to 81 pr c:nt. At III
O'Clock there WAS reaction of 81 per cont.
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Brought Ont E'crfcrfEy

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 50, 1851.
II. II. WARNER Il Co.. Sus Il had been
gra: sufferer from a1ue kidney disease,
whic5 my physicians c'uld not cue, ba5 short
trial CT your Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
brought mo out 10 perfect health.
CHARLES II, GERHARD
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Lieu. Governor Lewis havitg remained in
Richmond, OF the bidding of General Malone,
long enough to enable the General, by bis vote,
to overcome tho deftcian 10 thu rea6justei
ranks ADD r,sssumo the full powers Of b,ssism
has 'e!uraed TO his home and d u't have fell
logs that arc envied by few Virgisiaus
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Ia The House Of Rsrrcs nlRi!v.a y..a.a.:i.y
. report WIS submitted IN tho Cannoa- Cs:ar-
bell oeae Gccs;ing n i hcr rntit.d 10 e scat
from Uthh. Tho Military Ac .dcmy A,p;l-
prlsIion bill was messed. Iho aaCuat e:.prc-
prited is Sis .S51,
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTs CONFIRMED
The State Senate yesterday iu exoout.v, stcr,t
session confirmed The following county and city
school superintendent nominated BY the State
Board of Educ,tion d: Warren, John T. Silnap;
Richmond CITY, K NJ. Garrett; OssnRe. VIII
liam r Vaughan Nelson. George 8. Stevens;
Campbell. Il A. Hamlet; Caroline. B. B.
Wright Noit,lk Guy, Calvin 8. Blackwell.
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The Baltimore Gszatte aonousc,s the retire
ncut CT Dir. Georg, Cotton from its manage
meut, oWiog to the pressure CT olhor busin. S,
engagements Mr. William 7. Crca:dsIe. the
found:r and l.to editor Of the Wilmington.
Del. h. vsry Evening. assumes tho manage
neot AID editorial control Of the Gtz lite, which
will be "a propcuocod and unwsveting SUIT
porter Of Democratic ideas snd principles"
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Child burned 10 Death.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Mar. Ia four year old child
belonging to family nsmad Thrush WAS burned
to death on Monday night. ]. WAS left in the
house with ether children whilo tho mother Wis.
tied neigh5Cr. During her sbsonce tho child
cropt up to tho stove from which its clothes
caught fro
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Senator Hoar hns long been rtcogn'z ID as az
ex.mple of the forced produc, Of barren SOIL
and now General Logan has gcDo and dubbed
him tho leader Of them &c ,!betss.'
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lilo had i1st returned frcn his sunm. VIC
ton. AID described he beauties Of mcuntsin
scenery TO lad7 iiiaud, he asked Have yju
ssen the Csh-ki -mouotaios? p ard she srsRtr-
ed ''No hut | have seen tn, BaIls-aough-
sYrup ~
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Nominations.

WAsuINOsoN. D. o., Mar. 1.--Toe Pres
dent scat the following nominations to the
Senate today: l.. Il L,Ris. as u. 8 Attorney
tor the Eastern District of Virginia M.,thow
L. Rue, as Postmaster at Norfolk, Va.
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PaoPosED EXTENSION CT TIE SESSION.
MIR. Ridtlaber2er in The State SaEa:e yesto.
day iotroduosd the fylIowirg. which liss over
ono day:
Whereas lafgs proportion Of the public
buainess hiss not received the attention by this
General Assembly which tho constitution, tie
aws, and The pablo welfare would seem to IT.
quiu; and whereas the tine rem aiming of this
session is iasdt late to complete suoh business;
therefore
Rcsolred The House CT Delegates col CARED,
thrst ifths OF each hCuss sgreeiog thereto IS re-
q1ired by The Cons!iusiou). Thss this session
Of tho General Assembly DO tx:onded Tor a
period not excoediog thirty days from the h
OF Mersb, 1882.
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Democratic Eaucus.

10 Lcc.rlanco With c.l'. a chucls If Dtmo
orst' vas he'd IL The Htula cf Representative
last night. There was q good attendance.
Upon assembling Representative u4u3o. tho
toIm.r chsirmsu Of tho Democratic CAUCUS. an-
bouec,d that be desired to bo relieved from
s,lVioE further 10 that capacity, aud although
DC was urged 10 retain thu position no declined
it. and Representative w. s. Rosecisrs, of
California, Wss unani ousIy elected chairman
fjr Il c Forty -s,v1pth Congie F. General Rosi-
Grams CO pied the position 10 40 appropriate
sneech K,ir:ssn!a ivo, 20 ry Bsmon. aud
n. q. Blstchar6 we're elected eocrstaries. In
msdistey alter tho .Lc ion OF officers the Oh
cot OF ,ho caucus was amour c. d 10 DO 10 re-
gard TO the appointment OF D,moctstic COZ
grt s,ooal campa'go committee. After O dis
cussion it Was decided that tho committee
Should b., com posed of one member from each
of tho STATE DEL; & ,!ious in Congress ia which
there are D:mt ctsis; that the committee
should b. empowered with the appointment Of
90 executive committee ca the par of the
House to consist OF seven members, whose duly
it ,hsl be to sci il c.riuoo:iop with q similar
executive cornni tee to be appointed by the
Sensto, tho i;iot committee to have charge CT
tho Democratic canpaisn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-01

1t is said that Col. Webster, the now Collector
OF Customs at Baltimore, neverv oted the repub.
lican ticket but oaco in his life. 1fthis be 30
the more likely the Colonel will be t. make 8
good iii cor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-01
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