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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
The hREkels.

h,1TIMoRE, Mar. 27.-Vir2inis G's deferred
-; do consolidated 60; do "a series &c; mast
due coupons GO; new IN 4ls 4S bid to.dsv'
Gos.an stacy middIings l2a. Flour quiet and
8 6o.t4 IS; do extra 6 G0A$G co; do family Is,
s. ~ %; en.y Mills aupcr 3 buss4;5; do extra
Guts' ~; 90 H." brands 7oO,S7 y; Pat.tsco
e. ssn quiet bat higher and l,m; Southern rcd
l no. ~ DO smbor ldislas; No Nd l52 bid
70 Western winter red snot I37sl3!8: Mar
l3s asked April l3:s.lS:5; May lsS.al4O;
June l$53alaesi July l2I4sl2Ia; Aug l17a.llia.
CorI-Soulhern firm and active; Western fl M
or; Southern white s6; do yellow 7G; Wassera
mne1 arot 15.75i; Mar 15AIts; April :5ss75 !:
May ;6aaiG3; June 76iAi7; Aug Ia bid Steam,
er iSs74 Oats firm; Sonshern 5lai5; Western
White b3L5; do mixed 6ls53 Penn 62t55. Kye
quiet at e6.l00. Hay firm; prime TO cho,cs
Pom and Md basis Coffee il.m; Eio cal goes
ordinary {, fair 9al0. Sugar firm; A sol. u.
WhiaRey steat y at 81 ID. w
NEW YORK. Mar. 27-S.ncks raodsrsttly ac
tive: Aonay Co!oa curl and easy; no.
lands IL BIG; Ore.hs ZIG. Plonr .tss 10
and quiet. Wheat less scivaa,d z, bWtsr
Corn qti=t aad a shade letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

the czlstlus pclica force Of this city sn6 give
il lrto tbs hands OF such appl;csots rs thew
Gan gtt, 10 ;aks tic PLACES. Toe seS is to 20
toto operation from is pSssare. A'resdv there
Is somo TAX Of negto p9Iica-sonc,hipr which
Richmond has never Rad even ia Kccopstruc-
ton DAYS.
Mr. Farr bas Dot ye! decided what cou,so ho
vii! pursue: lie Is 10 3 Quscdsrg, for tho Com
lnl,'ee on C2uHs CT Justice inoudicg the legal
lights OF bIa party has reported in q very cIl-
0efate ioc6n@at Inst he Is Los entitled to his
sea-.
l! 10 understood that hir. Jsmcs G. Taylor
* Attorney General wIoln lilo report which il
| strongly ior;ifcd by legal citations. Then, too
hlr. tarr haa previously made tim dcclsratou
thai he worlt resign bis ptc> es SupcrintcnG
cot CT Pablo destruction bsioro he woult
quit tho House. 1t is DOW understood that b.
VIII swlng 90 10 bolh-that is no will ostcnsi
big resign his plsc, as superintendent. and rs
main 10 the House. but tho Governor will ar.
po!1t tlp Superintendent of Public destruction
after the Legislature aajou,rs. Ia the NEAR
| While somebody will &C. rs Superintendent
durTS tho sets;Cn cf tho Legislature. Mr.
| Far 1t ls understood will not Give I'D The IL!
JOB he has bseo awarded. Uadcr tho propcset
plan hc will really only loose about throt
weeks ury as Superintendent. but he will &c
bis $3.50 ss membIr of the LEGISLATURE 30 b.
| will. after all, como cat even.
a lsrge humber of Norhcro tourists On then
| WY to Florida and Cuba have been psssiul
! through tho city this week and tho legislative
halls bsyo bccu full. They have witnessed
some exciting as we'll ss remarkable scenes.
STRONGHOW,
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IO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EO'ESaJ's Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE

SENATE,
The Chair Submitted resa.u.ioas Ct tha New
York Legislature 10 !svor Of passions for
unlcn soldiers who %crs cot fiaed 10 Southern
pIlsoes.
klr. Milir, OF New York, presented oud Rad
a p;tliioo slsacd by 10, 900 lealicg b,uksrS and
o!hcr bus1eEs men of Now York City reoiiiDg
thai Boards OF Trade, Chambers of Comm ,rco,
etc, 10 II ecO.iucG OF the county hayo declared
IN tnvor OF tho Lowell bankrupt bill, specifically
detellag uunber OF these. and protesting
ssts,s: any tnoaaure that will give cCutts large
discretionary p,wers. CT that will Withdraw the
| ulanagrniunt of tho estate OF bankrupt from
| an asIsaou ch;s!n By The creditors, aud yes
| soca powtr 10 rtc,lsorsiip appointed by thu
o.u:'; Il US octs!lios litigation ard expons, and
| epsSl"s toe tocr to corruption aud dclsy in The
| uii'r'nu.iOo q! iosolven; est.tes. Ratusrcd &C
the judiciary Committee.
DIR. Shcrmsn, from the L5tsrr Comnit:ee
| reported al original bill to ooatiru, tho publ
| cation CT the American Archives.
HOUSE.
Mr. Williams, Ct Wis, offered a r.solotior
| rtqaes.ios the p,csiden. TO iofurm tho House
| Ehuthsr any !r3tccDl has bacn s'gocd by Mr.
| FfeScos, CT any other diplomatic Representation
| OF rho ai!ed Stales setting forth The terms lol
| cn@i:g tue war in Scu:h Anorica. and, if auy
| snoa prctEc:l has bcoo signod, TO iur0ish TIE
House viii Copy Of tho same. and ;lJo witt
coplis OF correspondence rsla,i5g iherato no
| already communicated to enc ct The Houses
IT ioag!oss Adopted.
Mr.: Csswcll. OF Wis, from tho Committet
90 Appropriations, reported back tho Post
Odlcs Appropriation bill. with Senate amerG
| mants. recommending corcurronco. 10 some
AID nor- !olc1r.e:c; 10 others ct said amerG
meets
Oas point Of oid:T, rsiStd BIZ Mr.. Dunacll,
OF Nllnn., tho bill wEh suoudmcnts was RI.
ierrad to ,he Gonmittee Of the Whole.
Several pstiticns w,ro presented favorius
| The p,ssfg, OF the LoScls bankruptcy bill,
Under the call CT States tho following bills
wsro iolroduoed aud referred as follows:
By. Mr.. Whoeier, OF Ala, euthorizirg The
Commissioner OF Agriculture to furnish seed!
tor planting purposes to persons 10 destitute
COR dillon.
BY BIZ. Paclps. Ct .Goon.-To establish 6
| Department of lo6us:iy.
Bg Mr. utriis, OF Mass. TO esss bished tbe
ttil 20 OF Assistant Secretary CT the Navy,
BY MIR. HDskc!l, CT kao., by rtqacst-Au.
'hr'z'Gg the Department CT Justice to euiit
| tho ola; ms OF the medical cxperts o. the 9ui-
teau trial: l. provides that the experts shall
| aot DO psil 10 excess of S25 per da2 fer eeca
dap Of actual attcrdaEccs
BY Dir. King, ct L., for the Appointment Of q
Joint committee CT f7o Senators and ten Rep,e-
scntatives TO proceed forthwith to tho Missi,.
spIl vaiIoy 10 investigate thu pris,nt disss-
treu' floods in SAID valley, and 10 report what
measure Should bs taken 10 proven. reouI
reroa of The sauo,
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From WASIIING7 ON.

Special Correspondence Of the Alem. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. d. g.. March 25. 1852.
MIR. Benton Chino, postal route agent on the
Midlar Railroad and o strhiehtout republican
has been removed aud hs place boon gwen 10
democratic resoiuster. [. is understood thas
al thu postal route agents 10 Virginia Of
straightout republican politics Gro to be treated
y, Capt. CHM has been.
Doring the lsss month grca. tasoy negroes
from AleZsndris and othor portions of Virgins
have passed through here Oh their Way to
Pittsburg, where they arc to be engaged ss
$l.50a day. and transportation 10 PlttsburR.
The House Committee gu tho District of
Columbia Of their meeiog tC-lay agreed that if
tho promis, OF the House to ALLOW them tc-iay
was fahIled they would consider bills for the
, Garfield monument, to legalZ, the titles TO
some Government properly sold las! year, and
to close somo streets and aIlies but that 90 die
riot bills of importance. would be taken up.
Among the read lusler sspiran;s for Mr.. De-
zsndort's plaza 10 the House for ths Norfolk
district, are. it is understood, Mas Groner,
Lamb, the negro Norton and saveral othe,s.-
Ii is also said that THY arc opposing esoh
other as vigorously SO tlIoy are MIR. De- .ndorf.
The House COMMITTEE 90 Elections have
come to the conclusion that MIR. Msckey, the
republican contestant for tho seat 10 the House
now occupied By Mr.. nibbIs is entitled to that
seat, and that the democrat must v.cate il.
Meokey was not oven candidate wheo Dibble
was elected, but the detoa,ed candidate, whep
Mr.. O'Oouuur was elected. MIR. O'Unnnor died
end Mr.. Dibbls WIS eec:ed to fill the vacancy
without opposition. Mr.. Msckcy is given the
seat as the republican Contestant fer Mr..
O'Conuor's seat.
Il now seems to be almost certain that MIR.
w. +. Chandler. the especial hster and mals
ner of Virginia and the South. is to bs nom
mated for Cabinet position, and though the
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MIR. KiidlebeTger has introduced II in the
Legislature to prevent tho issuance Of The writ
Of nandsmus agsins. the proyis ms Of tho bill
that boa:s his nam, for repudistlng L large por.
ton of the just debt OF Virginia. He might just
as we'll introduce bill 10 prov ut tho Issuance
OF tho writ OF h sbeas corpus or any other lawful
and constitutional wri! for tho protection of the
person or properly OF cit'Z us. Hu. legal and
constitutional Institutions oppose 20 obstacles 70
the attainment OF the obi sets Mr.. Nid1lehergeis
boss has ia view.
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Letter from Fairfax Courthouse.

Correspondence of the AleXandti, Gazltto |
FAIRFAX G. IL March 26-Owing to toe
great snouut IF rain that has fallen this wiz.
ter aud curing the present month, our farmers
arc backward with their Spring work, and very
few have begun gardening. The ground il
wetter now than it has b,eu for may years.
Streams and springs are now running that have
been d'y TOR ten or twelve ystr,. The mild
winter he's allowed tho wheat to get foo
start; aud If our farmers have luck, the yield
will be args one. Tie grass TOO ia looking
we'll. Pfoveudor Of every kind has been high
this winter and Spring. Society news is real
scaIc; 1t being Lent, and the only things dis
cu:ssd are hs pric, of fish and tia probable
fashion Of Easter bornets and dresses. well"
say some, tho forty dsys will s3on be cut"
Forty days TO the Lord and three hundred aud
twenty-five TO the would like to say tho
Rsadjusters, but don't like to compare Billy
MahOno with the Devil, as tho latter might
suffer by such comparison.
Speaking ot tho read justers reminds ms
Hon. r. r. Fsrr. not content with running the
resdj aster Legislature in tho B,sse's abseec,.
has determined TO run saw and griss mill near
the Curt HOUSE. 1t is directly on the turn pike
jost below town, and affords fine opportunity
for horses to ruu off good b,bk on either
side can DO utiilZ ID for broken o, OK or faw
dozen arms. But. of course, if anything is said
or dono snd the above said honorable membsr
ffom FaIrfsZ, Superintendent of Public Ins,ruc
ton AID saw Z ier, otisc to what is being said
or done. bo can get his legislature to pass sos O.
i'll GO! pormittins him to do as he pleasss about
sad mill, and Furthermore, to imprison auy ope
who does The said saying or doirg This act
shall be IN force from it8 passage.
lbs present bad weather, or bad spaI Of
weather, is no doub! owing to the change 10 tho
superintendent of Instruction, the lew one being
nad tp'l.-ar TOO. This Joke is copyrighted
ing 10 iawD
Last Monday. count day. ended in a regular
So'se-y0u'plesse Street fight, but IS local ootion
sprl'es here: OF toarseit WAS no. whiskey (?) Il
was in The al. XApRIlr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

A WATER SPOUT IN VIRGINIA. A gsa,!,.
man from Patrick reports water spout Suul.y
afternoon les; il III, Peter Greek uc;gdlo.
hood. A great volume of water, ac,on, asej
by wind, thunder. ard tightening. came rrmjrg
down tho mountain side with terrific folcs, ODD
spreading desoletion in its track. Eye wines
cs ssyitho scans wss ooe of awful tublimily--
people rushed from their houses in draod e.
prehorsiop, and stood terror stricken. Is tho
dense columns Of wsttr rapidly advanced ,ui
spent Itself 10 tho valley below 1r:es uploo
cd. foDoo5 toro to pieces end tcuterid. std
sc,nes Of great desolation marked ITS pathSsy
Furtuustc'y there was not dwelling 10 its hue
Of progress. and oply ons barn. which va.
swept awsy, together with six heed OF csttc
disauc, Of !wo hundred yards aud lo6ged i,
Drift made BY ths rushing water. Tvs OF h.
cattle were killed aud tho rcmsinder badly burt
The greatest excitement prevailed among hl
people, mary of whom have visi.s tho track
OF tho c;clons. Many years ago similar pho
nomenon. trsc Is Of which arc now visible. vs
cd the Same neighb )rhood. -lhlriinsrWr lky.
nM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Rev. Henry Word Boecher now publicly an.
nounces from he pulp. of Ply >u!h Church
that he does not bslisve in The dv,nit' of Chris:
nor that thu Bihls is iAsp;r3A. No reasonable
man hts entertained III, idea shat he did since
the time he debsuchei Mr.. Tilton's wife and
then swore no hsdl't. though tho wOmens hon.
or was not at stake. inEsmuch as she hxd sc.
knowedged that he had. for the Commandments
prohibit adultery snd p,rJury. ard Chris. obey
cd the Commandments and also instructed his
followers to obey lhcn. And yet the Congregs-
tional Church in Washington will allow Mr..
Beechsr TO lecture from isa pull one night this
nsl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEk!N III
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH y.

g sneral John L. Wheless, lrspec!oI-ueSerai
Of Tennessee, paymaster 10 the Confederate
p.vy during the civil war. 10 letter to lev. ..
VIM. Jones, Secretary of the Southern ll's;or-
cal socistg. under date of February 10, 1884,
concludes letter. giving sp;cfc account OF
the Confederate treasure from tho time II lett
Richmond u.,il its enir, dissipation, as lei
lcw;:
II was with tho Trea:u:y Department coz
tinu,usly, from the evacuation OF Rlohnood to
its 6oal disbursement, with tho exception OF
few hours, and from personal knowledge can
say that any statement which charges or iosinu-
ates that Jefferson Davis used any part OF 1t Tor
his personsi benefit is without tho slightest
foundation, and considering tho casa With wilco
full Knowledge of ell tho facts couid nave
been had any such statement IS not only un-
warranted but unjust, ii not "lckecIy ma
iioious."
This is tho la,cs, and mos. complete ro'utE-
ton OF General Johus:on's implied cSstge
against his Ole c,mmaudsl-.t- chlet. AID 1t
ought to make him ashamed Of himself. lie
is the only mar among all the survivors ct the
Confederate services WAC ever dreamed OF the
Necessary fer such q reiu:sIion.
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Sergeant MMSonls Case

WASHINGTON March 27.-No decision was
rendered by the Uaited States Supreme Court
to-day in Tic matter CT tho petition Of Sergeant
Mason for writ htb,as rpus ADD c4rtiorsri.
Mr. Bgolow. Mssons counsel, Gl.d protcs,
seslnst tho recognition of Mr.. Lyddv es counsel
for tho riison'r iotho curt. MIR. Lyddy rose
to rpy 10 Mr.. Biglcw r,malks 10 fling the
protest. bus was stopped by tho Chief Justice.
who Said il was not necessary fer him (Mr. LyG
dy) to mako any statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Before the State OF Virginia gave her c]nseDt
10 the F.dersl Constitution she demanded GET
tain amendments to l., which we're sutst 1usatly
made. Oae OF the provisions ci the irs!rnncnt
that she agreed to without amendment is that
taxation shall bc uniform throughout the
United States. Ba. DOES arybcdy suppose
that she would have ratified the Constitution if
she had conceived the idea tha. it could be go
Interpreted as to slow tho fodera! Governm; ut
to raise 10 &c ptr.ion ct lis rtvonuo hy laying
heavy tax upon tho stspo produc! of her
soil? And VIVA. would havo become Of The
Constitution without tho ratification Of Viz
goia? And what would have been tho is!o Of
the ccuatrg if Virginia had cot been a pert Of
the Union?
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Answer This.

Did GU ever know ar y person 10 bs i'll without
inac!ion of the Stomach Liver or Kidneys q
did yon ever know one who was wall when either
WAS eb:tructed or inactive; or did you ,vtr
hear OF any case Of tho kind that Hop BEen
would rot cure Ask your neighbor The ssne
Quektion-Ti,ucs
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Four Coiorcd Men Drowned

LAYToN'S. Pa, Mar. 27.-FJur oolored men
wore dreamed hero Saturday while coming
down thu Youghloghery r.vn in an old boat,
which Sal k when it rescued tho falls. Their
MINES arc Gus ContGe. of Washington, ID. O.,
end William OgletoD. ISnsc Blilcy and John
Sarders, Of Arlington. vs.. Nouo of the bodies
htv, been recovered.
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Fight on Il schooner,

G, NORFOLK VA, Mar. 2I-In q III. carly
s: Gsskill, from Philadelphia for New York
via Norfolk, oil Uraney Island, b.lwsen two OF
me Grey. Rudolph Anderson, a Swede, and
Kooe:t Foster, neg:o the latter inlicted prob
ably fatal injuries Oh the head of tho Swcde
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Ms,.r
Cst!!c-hsrkes hc;iye; sales 2itU; prime 80
good 7sIS; medium 64aG5; common 5t,nt'
Sheep-Marke. fair; SALES SW0; prime = ~ s,s,
6saI; medium 5i.61; common 5.6s, L, sosa
0 80: :coS Calves G;Ss; Hogs-Msrket active.
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A BOYS SuIolpE.-William Iltscy, L.
yes,s Ct ago. son of Harry II. IlesSey a wrf
10 farmer ct tho first disro: of 9; Gil oou1v,
hung himself Tuesday afternoon 90 his fathers
plsc, The lad had but &c gently rec ,vered Irin
an attack of typhoid tower. which h, I'd lviIsuS
Affected his mind, end s:veral times bel,r, e.
ring tie winter had attempted to hsr G himself,
merely, as he ssid. to ir ghten tn, other child
rnn
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The March number OF Tho southern HlLori-
cal Papers has been received from its pablish-
or In Richmond. 4 )ng ia contolt, are the
following Memoir OF Firs. Maryland Regi.
meut, by General Bradley II. Johnson; Who
Burnt Columbia? Ths Rattle Of The ;Crstor !;
The Artillery in the Gettysburg Camps isn; The
Confederate Treasure; Charge Of the kentuck-
ians II Stone River, and tho Woundirg Of
jackson.
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The Icc ,nt fall Of one woedsn bridge 81 Hich-
mond aud tia deatlu,t ioa of another one by lire
there yesterday, ough! to mako thu psople of
that city sick Of such bridges. and To induce
them to demand that sill bridges hereafter built
there shall J., of IRON
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Messrs. D. Ruben & Go. have opened Al
No. GS Kiog street, next to Ii. Strauss ares
Boot aud Shoe Store. wnero they will k,cp &
lsrse sod Varied stock tf goods. u which thy
invite tho attention of tho pubic.
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NE US or THE DAY.

There were 149 destbs 10 B,ilimtr. lsstsok
A heavy gale PREVAILED throughout Ecc'srd
yesterday aud caused o,usi lerable damage.
The LaVant Hera'd. an Eoglsh ueRsp,psr
published at Cona.sn!inoplc. has zen slppre..
ssd.
Rev Dir. Fsohan, q Catholic ptts!. WAS Of.
rested at Psthdowoey. Queen c:u1ty, Ireland,
on Saluidsy, on tn, charge OF using s,li:iou,
language.
Beecher, preaching 90 "Enieraliou" 10 p,.
mouth Church, Brockiyo. yesterday, called til,
pressni Congress the "iool Conprets. fer ca
ting off the immigration Of the Chloe 50, who h.
said. were necessary to do The 'v1lgu" wNs.
The burial services tv:r tho remains Of tho
poet Lougfelow tc,arred at his Iala homa. IN
Cambridge. Mass. yesterday afternoon. They
wore entirely private and none bat rr.tive,
ard near friends were present.
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The Coiorea Nj. e. Conference,

BALTIMORE, Mar. 57.-The fifth day of the
Washington Annual Conference (colored) Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Wiley.
pio2ldinE, was tpsned with religious ser,ic s.
py heV. Eden hammond. Alexandria, Va.
was selected as the place for tho mex. meeting
OF the Conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Tho retention OF any waste matter in The Sys'
tenn produces injury. The collection OF "phlegm"
or diseased mucus in time of cold or throMsf D.
teclion should TO promr tly removed. DR.. Bull;
Cough Syrup does il more quickly and elree!asl.
~ than tiny other cough syrup made.
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SlOW Norm

TT. JOINS N. B., Msr,h 27.-Ths city has
experienced the most terrific spog stotm It has
had in many yss's. The drifts 10 some rlsc,s
are ten feet high.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Tho slock market
opened strong and III per cent higher than
saturdays closing prlces. In the early dealings
The market sold up s,l4 per cent.
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MATTINGs MATTINGs MATTINGS! !
500 Rolls of White. Check ard Fancy hstuS'
jus. opened at |. EICuBERGs.
ma,25-lW
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Killed In q Duel,

LONDON, March 27-The Paris correspondent
OF The Morning Peat says a t,le2rsm from Petih
states that III. Hofer. tho correspondent Of The
fafIs Journal des Dcbats, has been killed in q
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Alteration.

CHARLEsTaN, s. G., jar. %, 1881.
Il. u. WARNER s. %: !Sirs My Wits's pee
li.r sniierlr re were completely slavistoi by your
Safe kidney and Liver Cure.
d. c. MCsELYs
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Bargains 10 the latest styles of lp.iOg good:
this week q. D. Ruben Il 10. 8 Boot sid She
Heu:c. No. 6s Kirg atreet, next door to IL
Strauss.
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What with small pox new charter sna fra.
Richmond's cup Of sorrow must be almost full.
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~ BUTTERINE An article in regard to bG'
!, rine appeared IN last Fridsy's Gazette tt.!'Hs
thai q nuckster had been selling bu.'erine IS
butter IN tho market. The facts are that in no
way was these found any evidence tho! To-
hucsster sold but.erine for butter, but en5
otered the same as buitsrine for sale, mtg e:!fE
to label the same which ordered him " d'a0
cofdlnR to law. JAMES w. SIMPSON,
mh27 Clerk of the Msrsa'
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DIED
NJ BUTTER1NE An sr,jciein regard TO

In Middleburg, Loudoun county, Vs..
Thursday. March 23d. JOS. NJ. STEVENS.
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SnUIDA'S" NEW BOOK for sale N
" EIENCRIS @ and o. King Lttah,

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$1.25.
The Worlds Foundations, ~ Agnes tih''Hs
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