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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
NEGINIA NEE,o

4 The !Gcd1 era GriiEg Farmers tr. rIo=:tg,
pusn'hs !laai-b'ds, sRd sswicg cs,s.
Tho rev b2tll of Lyrclburg, tac Comu;r-
cil. has decreased i:s capital s.o,k u SlUO, GOA
Petersburg hss sskcd Corercss to ir,prcvo
her harbor to tn. eztont Of SIS 600.
Tho Grand Lodge Knights Ct Homer will
noet IN annual sesion in Lyrctburr "a We'd
potda5. w
About se7cnty-i9a ci;;z ,rs Of Graysca .cok
tho trala at that place Sunday acht for NJ
brsska.
Foe salary of Judge OF tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals of Virsiais is So 900 per auarn.-
Inc president OF tito court gets s., POO.
groy fox appeared on the s!rco!s 10 Riot
nond, lsst night, snd thero wass rsco On tho
part Of tho ci!izsrs which resulted 10 the cap
luro # Reyaa1d.
al! ou:slnodicg matters oonacc;cd With tho
Atlantic. Missi:sippl aud Ohio Rsi.roea e;so
SlIl be considered in tie Uniisd States Circuit:
Court IN klchmond 90 tho l6 inst.
Jaides S, Russsl. very worthy and rcspfc'.
| Cd oolored cliiz: n, will DO ordained to Dee
cons Orders in The Episcopal Church, c,
petersburg, on Thursday nexs. The ordination
Will be Performed by Bishop White.
hev. j. l.. Nj. Curry, ecrcral agent fos tia
Isabody iurd fJr education ia the S.u'h ard
Gea. Armstrong. Of tho Hampton Norm.
Sohotl, appcaIod b&frr, lho Senate Corcmi;tce
on EiIcstlon Friday, snd made Gu arrpaen;
Ia favor OF Congressional aid to public scsc,ls,
I. Il. MoC:tcssr. fcrncrIy c?iz,n OIL
hiiotlsas, YES srses'cd at his rosidcrc, Ia Chss
terbsld cino!g, Saturday, charged Tist onb, z,
z,ement OF 81 900 Of tho funds of The tcwa of
Brsdiori. M!cd., Of which i.c WIS ct oDc tine
superVis'r H. was remaHd2d TO sNais rcq7l-
si!ion.
SIX psiaoEcrs. caicrod. escaped from i ali cI
Danvil!o early Saturday mor1i1g Tho lane.
door OF the Jail door wss left unlocked, ara the
outer was prz d opcn. Thei. c:cap, vas dis.
Covered 10 abor. Two hou:s. s1d Ev1 policemen
Waro cir sf!cr lhcm o. horseback b,toyc day-
ligh!. They Earo s>co bV gsniiciosn or The
rain in the weeds near Buffalo G:p during The
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
FOREIGN NEUS

Forty pcrso0s wtr, killed bga mino accident
in Tepii z. Austria.
La sdEi ion tn :EoSo horctoi~ra reported three
others CT tho NIhi!i:is hsv, been s?ptclc3d tc
death at St Petersburg.
10 Tic e9eu; Of EraG!ausll' . presenting bin
s!lf TO b: saarG, i; ,sil bo moved that The pre-
VCuI ac!:n q sna ll:n?a Fl Commons bo al
fTm9d.
Scrv'c oi pcayaf ard thanks giving for the
Q0!en's esspo were hojd ihrougbCu; England
yesterday. SPECIAL prayers Waro ctf:rOd ia tho
Jlwish sSa4&Oguas grd 81 the Catholic cathedral
10 kepslustor.
a body Of FIa; CT tcoons rccoanCi.trog sou Ii
of Ais Sierra wtro surprised aud drv:n back by
greatly Cu'hum3aritg fhc, of Tunisi.n iGsur.
goDis. SubHql?ntiy some 800 OF the insu,-
genss VIII eG;eHvtr-d to bar their ra;rcas re
routed, with loss Of leo killed eud wju1dcd.
Tho Fropch log. l. s. !l5d end wlunjeG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

The board Of directors tf the Eastern Lunstic
Asylum doubling The power Of a set e ,Gcn
elected ~ the volss of % coo negroes to revolt
tionze tho Sts!e ara considering the adv ahiiity
If testing that power in The courts. ard. amor &
other things, TO hsve i: 4 Eaitely d nc, mined
whether their tenn of cl!ico, any moro than ths.
ofthe Governor, can DO curlsiled for no Cther
purpose than 10 suit tho whims of reatj lsiors.
It would seem, however, from the following
uttersnce of the Ieadius!er's homo organ that
these who doubt their au:ho i!y shall not be 81
lowed an appeal to the courts:
1T may b, we'll for the alleges! rnutlncars n.
Williamsburg to rom amber that tho pro:srL
government Of this State ia not orc TO DO trift ID
with, or dthsd, The new board will tske PCS.
session at Williamsburg, a. all hlzsIds, as will
the new ones appointed 10 tho Western atd
Central Aaylums take possession OF those ins,i
tutions.-for, if ntc ,ssary. they will be backed
BY tho whole civil and military power nf the
Commonwealth. Governor Cameron miN r1s-
force his authority utclV and promptly"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
lexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

how they SHALL ba e!eced in tie ly9ns tho Leg
isia:ure isiis 10 mako al superintendent Of The
S!ste. The appropriation bill and tho tax bill
stand Cv3r. There il 40 occasion fer extending
tao session. This is ss clear as light. The
only reason thu RasGjusters d:sra sn ex'endcd
CT extra session is to carry ca. lhsr measures.
sud am unwilling to help lhsm by my vote.
NV, ns to tho question of cc,nomy, if these
gentlemen who intend 10 vjte 10 favor cf exts,
dug the session in order 10 prevent al extra
session. being called orc IN earnest, let them show
their faith by their aoLs and refuse to accept the
$3.50 TO which hey will DO entitled 10 thN evsu'
If en- extra session. His is tho true test. and BY
| il lst tv.ry man BIO judged. Virginia will
breathe irser when this Legislature aij ,uros
and | hera itvJko every patriot 10 give BIZ
vSioo 10 order to hasten that day.
The hour fer tho election Of judges arriving
| fcrtbo; discussion Tss cat eff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
Tho Difficulty In I.eesburg.

LEESBURG. Va, MsrcHG. 1882.
To Nc Editor ofMc Alt=andrta Gazette:
In your paper Of Msr. Sd, 1852, appeared The
fol lowing:
"LEEsRURus FIuHTISG DAY.-Ricitrl H.
Tsbb5 had b:cD remcvjd recently from the
position Ct Commissioner Of Accounts of Loud
90 Couaty Court and Mnar L. Chamb!in, q
Eeaol ls!,r appoio!ed 10 ha place. This led
to newspaper controversy. which resulted in
Tebb5 moeiiGg C1amblip 60 tic streets of Lees
burg aud coRhdine bin.''
Now, Sir, the last part of this paragraph is
incorrect and does Mr.. Ohsmblin iujus,ico. Ii
is 10 truo MIR. Tebbs did meet MIR. Chamblin
AID fist Eight cns1ed. 1hs parties were 500
arated aud after they he'd been separated, MIR.
Tsbbs drew o,wbide, which had been oou-
cealed, bat did not strike Mr.. Chamblin with it.
After tbis MIR. Chamblin again met Mr.,
Tobb5 AID attacked him, but friends ntcrferred.
No body was hurt and no cDe questioned the
courage with which zach of these two gonilc
men ectcd.
The whole affair, we believe. is deeply de-
nlorcd by tho true friend; Of both partcs.-
This siatanout can DO relied 90.
j. 3. MCCABE.
q. BOYD BARRETT.
The abGvo IS statemHnt Of the facts 10 this
case. rs nc underStood tbom.
JNo. II. ALEXANDER.
JOHN GRAY. Of A.
CHAs. Z. McCABE.
OWEN HOLMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
The Would be Assassin

LONDON. March 6.-MscLsau. The would be
assassin Of Inc QUEEN, was q listIy r,m,ved 90
Saturday 10 tho Reading jan. The solicitor Of
bis family writes shat he possesses certificates oil
the eminent physicians Msulslry spd Goodrich
Ct the exlstarca of mental alteration in tho pris-
cntr Of long staodi. 6, and that he has no hesi-
ta'loD 10 styiug that there will bs no difficulty
in establishing the fci OF bis insanity. liz
adds that it is ,ruo that the prisoner is the same
person WHO attempted to wreck r,ilEay train
10 1872, and that he was formerly confined in the
Wells Asylum, but tia: it is Untrue that two
doctco3 Of Windsor had dacisrad him sane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
There src yet few men in tho readjustei

There src yet q few men in tho readjuster
party who sill bellows that that party is not
the republican party, end the wNss faction Of
it, at That, 10 disg liso. 1t is passing strar &c
that such should be the fact. but it is 80 never
theless. The following, however, ought to be
sufficient 10 remove tho &C les even from tho
o7es of sush men. At . recent roatjuster
meeting in LynchbGrg Captain Eives said. es
reported by the Ne,rS:
II stand here tonight and address you as
republicans, staunoh sod trae, AID not as read-
JuSters.' The State Contra! Committee of the
party bad pledged itself to stand firmly united,
and 10 the iu!uro. az 10 the past, to advocate
coalition only when coalition may DO seen be-
You'd question of doubt, TO redouod to the
interest of the republican party. The speaker
claimed that tho republicans cast 81 .0C0 of the
liz 900 votes poed 10 the last eleoioc, a5d
sdmonished his hearers never to join thci;
fortunes to spy faction or party that does pot
reh,ot tho principles tf tho republican Isr!y,
uoless they receive adeq uste reward for services
rendered Said he: 4 d.re say frankly that
| c,uuteuarced and advocated coalition with
the readjusters Of Virginia simply because We
expect TO make republicans OF every ono oil
them and do say that if there is araac juster
in the sound Of my voc, who does nos expect
eventually to become q sound and truo re-
publican. he had bcst fer5ako the party at
opce '"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

Tho 6.st rea6juster Legislature lof, important
work undons for tho purpose of Inducing
Governor Holiday TO call an extra etssion and
thus prolong the time for which they cruld
draw pay at SO muoh pr diem from TIC Stats 4
depleted treasury. Bot tho Governor. wisely
cotc'uiing that % misfortune that could bclsll
Virginia could possibly exceed that Of another
session Of r!aGjuster legislature, refused TO
o,ll ono. Unfortunately thtro is not much
ground for hope that bis succ2ts0r vii folow
bis excellent example.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
Beard OF Visitors for the Virginia
Military Institute,

The Governor has appointed th, fol,Hicg
Board of Visitors for tie Virgins M,litsrs L.
situte f,r the ensuing year Joseph p. Nine
tree. of Petersburg; Robert M. Mayo, OF
WsssmoroIapd 4. i Porlock. of Lyrchburp;
James A. Ftzier. of R,cktridge; j oseph II.
Shartatd. nf kcckbridge W, II. Rsverccmb,
of BAb; J. B. R.ulstOD, of DarvII,: George
W. Ward. of Wsshiorton. and Henry Bowen,
fTsz well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

VIRGINIA BoNDs.-J. a. Usmb,ctoa {
Cos. Baltimore Financisl Crcllsr Ct Saturday
last says: .'..
Virgins bonds have boon dull oil yask b,.
prices arc tirIner with very few bonds tfaret
for fse. Consols at Get to Coz regular md g. 10
Get soller. a considerable amount OF shor. in
teress in Corsols has been closed tn. enough
remains to sive good support to the markC..
here wss very little doing for london ACCENT
this waek, the few orders received being TO Sell
ConsIls are still scsrce, and any dem,nd VIVA
cause en- advance in prices. Ton.ferlics are
steady It AZ. Peelers sold down to IS, bat lnlor
wcrern better demand and advanced 10 49,
Peeler coupons cold at 81; black scrip at 81.
and tax coupons at SIS Virginia deferred soli
ct IA seller 81 list. There is nothing at present
to effect Virginia bonds either wsy. MANY ps,.
aone are wiling TO buy Virginia bonds. e;rt-
cially 10 40's. ss they arc low enough urde, any
circumstsncss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
q email War,

F,f s1na timo the people 10 tho section Of
DNiis's Mill. 10 Ptc.tontas c3uu!y. w. Va.
have b,cn uu,h existed over what is sermed
smorg tao pcnsle 10 tho. region the "Bcn But
ler 'ald grGb." Sone time bsok General Ben
Bollr rrd other capilslists purchased % i'm
me1s tian. ns wood Gad miosrsl lands 10 Poca-
ho3.sa aud Bath c;ucties Tbs land is Known
az tho Wilson eu.To5, sod embraced zoe, 900 or
300, 900 ac:ts. much of which is considered tho
ii 1est in III It par. q The county, The titles to
these lands, il ID said. hava always been obscure,
Those who fave possession have occupied tho
propsriy fer yasrS, aud t0cp claim to have nc-
quired valid titles TO their possessions. General
Butler bgrgAt tho land for a mara song, ard
for Sumo scmo limo bss had party of survey
orS making sur7tyi Ct the tr:c!. The people
had frequently warned these men sgsiuss coz
inuiog ibis wnk. threatening them with bodily
punishment # those Tasnoss were not regarded
Campbell, Strong and B,rnett, tbs men en-
ployed to make tho surveys. proceeded to the
neighborhood Of Ollie Mill Saturday and oon-
mepcid woik. lG short time crowd of peo.
pie from the neishborhood assembled and fired
into tho surveyors. They made things so hot
for the Surveyors that they boat hssty retreat
up the mou0'sl1 eide. AZ they cautirusd
thsir fight the pursuers followed, f,ipg at
them So they fhD. FiEding that discretion was
likely 10 provo The better part of vslor, opo OF
Inc sarscyors dragged Gu. Of his pocket large
handkerchief. which be fastened to o small sap.
ljrg. and hoistod ii 10 token of surrender. The
DlIlio's Mills roopls, however. c,ntiaued to
press on. iorciog them ac:cgs The mouatsin to-
ward Virginia. L. is said tia. altogether about
100 shots wero fred at,ho msO. mono Of which,
it is believed, took off, Ii is said that if the
sttampt is mada to oontihus the wcrk of lsyiog
eff this disputed lsnd, tho Di'Iis's Mills people
threaten to imm%rss the surveyors employed By
Bullrr aod h;s associates ia ter and birthstone
baths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

ing pr!o:s. Richmond SID D.rviIia opened 10
per csut. lower o: 50. 10 tho early deaues
9 decline OF las psr ceu'. took PLACE. Richmond
aud DinVilIo bsirg most prcniaeDt theteip,
Tnis was succeeded By a recovery of Sal mr.
cent. but at II cclick another deciGc 0! 5:lE
Der cent. was r(cNded.
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To Days Congressional Proceedings
SENATE

SENATE.
4 Communication from ths Secretary of Wer
il RESPONSE to Senate resolution giving tie
COST OF l1ciau vars TOR tho piss 10 yasrs VT 8
received ard referred,
Mr. MoTri reported isvorsbly the Htuio bill
to repeal Discriminating duties on tea and cof-
foe, the produces OF tho Netherlands. Placed
on tho Calendar.
Mr.. Irg,lls reported from tho judiciary
Committee an original bill to establish uni
United S!sles (embodYirg Rhs. is commonly
known ns tho equity sys:em." c,oierrlrg jG.
risdic.ion upon the disttio: c>ur,s Of the United
titon)
Mr.. Vest, from the Commerce Committee.
reported favorably with snoDdments the bill
to Incorporate tho lntcr ccaan Ship Railway
Co., aud FOR olh,r purposes. accompanied by q
written report and the evideno, taken before
the muittee Tho bill went to tbs Calendar.
Mr.. Garland raptr.ed, from the Ju iicisry
Committee, with al amendment, the bill to
provide for the bridging Of suits BY citizens Of
tho Ualsed States again;t The Government
thereof 10 certain oas:
Mr. Teller reported favo:sb?y The House bill
to ,nson M.s Garfield. with tn amendment
including Mrs. Po!k and Mrs. Tyler. (The
amounts specified are $4,000 yesr from Sep
tsmber 9.h. 1851
At Ids the Chinese bill wis takeo IN as the
unfinished business, and Mr.. Slsoc Epcko 10 its
favor.
HOUSE.
TITO Speaker anncu ,ced tic unfinished basi
ness to DO the consideration OF tho consular and
and diplomatic appropriation bill. ou tho pas
sage OF which the previous question was crlel-
ed 90 Saturday last.
MIR. Holman, OF Iodiaus, moved to rcc) init
tho bill with Instructions to the Committee ca
Appropriations 10 strike thercfTom all provisions
10 regard 10 eH7Cy5 extraordinary AID ministers
pleulpotGniis'y, ministers resident and 81 ciotal
les OF legation. srd 10 insert therein provisions
Tor tho appointment ct such coDsuls and other
commercial agents 40 shall b, necessary to pre-
motto aud encourages the commerce of the United
States aud proteo; tho ioteroats of citizsns OF
the Uoled States in foreign countries.
The motion Vas lcst-22 10 77-and thu bill
was passed.
Bills wcro Introduced as follows:
BY MIR. llcnmoLd, ct Georgia: Reducing
the tex upon manufactures of WORMS of worms
and stills 50 per cent.
By Mr.. King. Of Louisiana: To provide
pensions TO soldiers aud sailors Of tho Mexican
war add the Indian war of 1896,
81 Mr.. Cacder. Of Mass: 10 elualiz, duties
on sugars ard molasses.
by MIR. Vance. Of North Carolins: To place
eli surviving soldiers and sailors who selvad 10
ludiao wlrs 90 tue pension rolls
B7 Mr.. Cornell. of New York: Amending
tbn statutes relative to duios 90 sugar.
By MIR. HOLLY. of Pc to punish the uso of
pioiano ard obscene Language in postoflicss.
by Fir. Hewitt, OF Alabama, TO restore tc
tho pension roll the names Il persons dropped
the rehelIinu x
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
Flood,

LA FoURcHE. L., Mar. Cat 10 a. m.
yesterday &C Plttsmsn's place, miles b.IcW
here. tho left bank gave way. snd there is roH
sweep Of water so teet wide and ten feet doep.
TLrao largo plsntalipus arc already uoder water.
On the Left, 90 tho Morgan track from the 44.h
to tho 4G:h mile posts the water is within is
inches of tho trsck. Efforts have been made
to stop it. Lumber, sacks and ECO nc have
been ordered there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

Before Mr.. Hayes was told by III, late Jack
Chandler that he Wal to DO counted in, and
while he yet believed that the American rooplo
had enough regard for their institutions 10 see
that the legally and fairly Gtc.ed President
should be inaugura!ed, the sy mpathy OF his
whole heart went cut TO the negroes 70. tho inc.
quality with which, ho said, they would be
treated under a democratic a. m;nistrAlion bu!
nevertheless negroes are no. allowed to ride in
tho hotel elevators in his own State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
An ADDeal,

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Insolligerce from
Baton Rouge is TO the eTscs that great fears are
entertained tina! tho levee At West Baton Rtu5e
cannot ttsod much longer, and an appeal is
made for money and supplies from the sur
roundio g county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
Sinking OF n Steamer

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March G.-Tho steamer
James ID. Parker, from Cincinnati for Mem
phis, suck 10 the ehsune u1dsr the rsilroad
bridge shortly after noon yesterday a. this city.
No one was drcWaod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
Indictment against Gen. Curtis,

~ NEW YORK. Mar. st is reported about The
Federal buildings to-day that the u. s. grand
Jury have found an indictment sganst General
Nehiniah d. Curtis, special agent of the Ireas =
ury, ard that it will DO presented in court &C..
morrow. He Is charged with collecting money
from Government employees and u.ing tho came
ioc political purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
"A Losing Joke.

A prominent physician Ct Pitt: burg sad jckirc.
~ to l.dy patient who was complaining Of her
continued i'll haalth, and of inability 10 cnm
her. TRY Hop Bttersl" The lady took i! in e.-.
noat snd used the Rittera, from which she Oh.
tslned permsnent health. She now laughs &.
the doctor for his joke, bus he is not so wei.
pleased with it. IS it ces him y good pstierl =.
Ha7TisburJh Patriot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

Tbs poor sufferer that has beca dosing tir
self with sc-,alled Trccies and thereby upset
bis stomach without cur?og the Troublesome
cough. should tako our adv:c, end US, 8, one,
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and got WILL,
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Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON. D. q March Tho Pes
dent to-day s,ot a messsg, 10 The Senale Will
driWlog tee nomiosuon Of JAS. L. Swords, Of
ths District Of CoIumbis as consul at O.diz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

EHECUIOR'S EOTICR-1hs undersigned
~ having duly qualified ss The executor of
JOSEPH Il. HOWELL, hereby notifies all
parsons IL 3bted 10 the estate of the said Joseph
es possible and al persons having claims
sg;l It: the sss,ts will present the same for set.
tieneht. e. W. HOWELL, Executor,
ntH-ln i01 King St, Alexa. Va.
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SnSnansJOn.

Boston, Mass, March G,-Ths baking
house OF Ch,1lss A. Sweet Il Co., 30 State
street. this city, Suspended payment this mort.
Ing causing considerable txci,emoD. 10 f lsrcsl
circl, g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
:, Death of a CLERGYMAN.

BALTIMoRH, Mar. Grey. William r. BrAnt.
ley. pastor of Ihessvsnih Baptist Church, and .
popular clergyman of this city. died suddou.y
at z o'clock this NOR ming, aged &C years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

FAIR WARNING They have com.; l,eg
htv, c>mo. 40 immense qIanii If KID
Gloves. Hosiery. Carpets aud Oh Clolh to Q
cp;nod this dsy at Eichbsrs's. Gall 5ad see
tho prices. |. EICuprHG
marc 1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

No wonder the resdjusters intend having en-
extra session Of the Legislature. whom the law
provides that the pay Of the menb,;s fJr such
session shal be $3.50 whether it last one or thirty
dsv,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
BREATH of am Army Omcar

BALTIMORE, Nd, March G-Msjor Loretzo
Lorraine. lat Artillery, q. s. a., cisd in this city
ths morning OF Brigh1s disease. His remains
WILL TO taken to West Point NY. Tomorrow
afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

TIE GREAT RUSH AT I. E1CHBURa's.-
Catalogue fer this week leo numerous to men
ion. Domestic, Staple ard Farcy Goods from
So asslg1cc's salo to be sold at sscii6oa.-
Call snd examine. mslGlg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

EyAVING PURCHASED tho interest of nv
- brother tho business will BIO conducted IS
heretofore at my new store leg King street. OF
assortment of Fancy Goods, Motions, Hair
Goods. &C., will be constantly on hand. Hoop
ekirts mado 10 order without extra charge.
mhG JAS. ERRGTSON
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Financial.

NEW IoRK. March G.-lhe A.cck mark i
'ened ! il Pei csut. loSer than Sa. utdsy's csos-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

Mv JOB Turner, q deaf mute, lectu,ed yM.
terdsy ct tho Church OF the hsceI SIGN, Wssh.
iDQton. 10 lha deaf nults Rev. Mr, Turner
delivered lecture in Gracn Church, in ths
city, short time ago.
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By Is. r. Lucas, Auctioneer.

~ pecting soon TO 60 into smother business l
will coll q! public auction on SATURDAY,
Msfch 18Th. in front of the Market House on
Royal street. my STORE and DWELLING.
Terms y. ANY person wishing to purchase
cAn examine the property any slime bt fore the
s:lo. mic -sc6;1 u, STEIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandra Gazstto.
RICHMOND, Mar. G.-The House of Delegates
today, nf:er warm discussion on the question
q an extension Of the present session, laid on
the table, By an overwhelming readjusting ma.
jerity, Judge 5tusr.a proposition for contin-
uance for ten Days CT the present session without
pay. The House then adjourned till o'clock
tonight.
Tho Senate st an early hour vent inlo e1ecu-
t.v1 sessioa.
liz generally believed that the Governor will
call an extra 81 slion.
LATER.
EICH GoND, MsIcA 6-3 Is r. r.-Tho Gov
ernor has prepared call converting tho Logic
lstu7e in extra SCI sion.
The Scasto in executive sts on Today CDR.
flrmcd tho nominations OF Stephen Wibert TO
S:hosl Sup; rin!endont Of Ale1andfis county
aid W. Il. &trothsr for Fauqrier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06
DIED.

IN Baltimore. on March 81, ANN ELlZ.,
in tho S2i yer of her age, wife OF tho ate Thee.
dric Bland Dsingerleld, OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

The market opened staGe frntr. Tho d
mand for Flour is better and The sales lave IN
creased, but We rote no actual advance il p!itc:'
Small lois OF Wheat fold at l35 for Eu'i@ SID
we quote Lsr c.ster st 1i9. Corn IS Lightr WE
sales 20 dsy st So Tor white. Nothing cu'lnz II
Bye or Oats. County produce is lowe: OIL '''
count OF the warm weather. Bacon ia f stStt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-06

NIsSOLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ The cophrirelship heretofore existing under
the t:ua nsme of JAS. FERGUSON d BRO
is this day dissolved BY maiusi COZ so1t.
JAS. FERGUSON,
FRANCIS FERGIJSDN